5 Best Historic Restaurants in Skippack

5 restaurants available nearby

A photo of Calypso - Mediterranean Cuisine restaurant

1. Calypso - Mediterranean Cuisine

4.6

Exceptional(185)

Price: Moderate

• Mediterranean • Skippack

Booked 6 times today

Calypso offers a mix of mediterranean quality dishes made with our top-notch ingredients! come check us out at the historical skippack village

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2. Arielle's Country Inn

4.9

Exceptional(1812)

Price: Moderate

• Steak • Sellersville

Booked 12 times today

Thank you to our customers for voting Arielle’s Country Inn: BEST RESTAURANT OF BUCKS & MONTGOMERY COUNTY for the second year in a row, 2011 and 2012 Reader’s Choice Awards, The Intelligencer. Arielle's Country Inn, located on Allentown Road, is housed in a beautifully appointed, historic, stone building dating back to 1754. Used as a stagecoach stop in the 18th century, the restaurant still retains that warm country atmosphere. Chef/owner, Jacques Colmaire, uses locally sourced, fresh, high quality ingredients to skillfully prepare food for you to enjoy. Diners can choose from Prime steaks, fresh seafood, pasta and other specialities which are all cooked to order and served in a romantic, candlelit dining room, enhanced with a fireplace and cozy bar. Garden dining is available amid a beautiful flower garden in the summer months. We look forward to having you as our guest!

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3. The Farmer's Daughter

4.5

Awesome(1845)

Price: Moderate

• American • Blue Bell

Booked 17 times today

Influenced by its location in the elegant Normandy Farm Hotel, The Farmer's Daughter is the culinary cornerstone of this historic property & offers an unforgettable dining experience with an exceptional menu of Chef Mtele "Abu" Abubakar`s "Modern Farm Cooking". At The Farmer's Daughter, heirloom and locally sourced ingredients are brought to life on the plate in the form of pure flavors and innovative dishes inspired by the seasons and harvests of our surrounding region. We aspire to give our guests a sense of personal connection to the farmers, brewers, cheese mongers, distillers, winemakers and charcuterie craftsmen who collectively help create an exceptional dining experience. Our expansive bar and fireside lounge follows a "fresh only" approach, creating all of the mixers and infusions in-house from local fruits and vegetables for an extensive list of creative cocktails. Philadelphia magazine's Best of Philly® 2013 - Best Suburban Brunch

4. Joseph Ambler Inn

4.7

Exceptional(2475)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary American • North Wales

Booked 11 times today

Tucked away on 12 acres of lawns & gardens, the Joseph Ambler Inn is the ideal setting for a truly memorable dining experience. Contemporary American cuisine, featuring a wide variety of casual and traditional menu offerings. The Dining room is located in the renovated stone barn & features hardwood floors, exposed stone walls, & farmstyle ambiance. Tables in the JPub are on a first come first served basis. Terrace dining is also available in the warmer months.

5. The Burgess

4.5

Awesome(10)

Price: Moderate

• American • Jeffersonville

The Burgess is a new restaurant located at historic Jeffersonville Golf Club in Norristown. Our Kitchen, helmed by Norristown native Kyle Edmonds, stresses a balance between comfort and fine dining. Using the backbone of modern bar food with a twist, the food is fresh and exciting. This is not just a space for an after-round drink and snack. The bar is focused on craft beer and signature cocktails. Seasonal and rotating to keep things fresh for guests and the staff. The Burgess will be providing a unique experience to the whole community for years to come.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. Calypso - Mediterranean Cuisine

2. Arielle's Country Inn

3. The Farmer's Daughter

4. Joseph Ambler Inn

5. The Burgess

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