Consistently good food with accommodating staff, who was happy to check on and deliver a substitution I had asked about. Outside eating or inside, you can't go wrong.

Love this place Food: Lunch was so good we went back for brunch next day Service: was a 10!!!! Everyone was friendly and very accommodating. Ambiance : the decor was delightful. The chandeliers and men's hats as lights was cool. Great story to the restaurant. Please go here and have the best experience that we did.

Met a group of colleagues here for a get together. Place was empty for a Thursday night in Doylestown. Drinks were small and ok. I ordered a double rye and diet which came in a small glass and a little water down. Got a single the next time and was much stronger. The menu was not really impressive. We got a bunch of different appetizers which were all very good. The hot chips were soooo good! Poutine was delicious. The hummus had such a great flavor with warm pita and cukes. The hummus was really a standout. The flavor was a little sweet and a little garlicky. Very different from anything I've had before. For my main entree, I went with the chicken pot pie and it did not disappoint! The crust was thin, flakey, and delicious. Not that thick crust that's a little soggy. It was the best chicken pot pie I've ever had. And, the size was enormous, enough to feed 2 adults and a small child! The burgers looked amazing too. Service was good but not stellar. I felt like the server gave us ample time to sit and talk but towards the end, she was hard to find to get a drink. Not a deal breaker for me. I loved the feel of the restaurant with all of the chandeliers. It was a cool spot but a little on the pricey side.

First time going there, very quaint bar lots of unique decor. I had the Escargot and it was absolutely amazing! Will be back to try many of the other menu choices.

My wife and I were part of a large group that visited the night before New Year's Eve and luckily we had a reservation. The restaurant is attached to the Doylestown Inn. The restaurant is historic, quaint, charming, with a nice vibe. We were seated downstairs which was a larger dining area then upstairs. Our table began with an order of the hot chips, hummus caponata, and an arugula salad. The hot chips were not spicy but temperature hot. Delicious! Nicely salted and seasoned. The hummus was tasty and the naan that came along with it was fresh. The arugula salad was big enough to split multiple ways. Our entrees consisted of multiple orders of the All American Burger with fries, multiple orders of the Chipotle shrimp tacos, multiple orders of the grilled salmon salad, and a cobb salad. The burgers were cooked to perfection and held up well in the brioche bun. The fries came in a metal basket and were seasoned nicely. A standard portion. Everyone raved about their salads and the tacos, which consisted of three and plenty of shrimp. The service was excellent and friendly. The prices were very reasonable and competitive. There is a nice front porch on the Inn where guests can drink and dine outside during the good weather. Located in the heart of downtown.

The place is very nice, was visiting town for some personal reasons. Stopped in to get something to eat real quick, got some apps and some wine. All was good the person waiting on us was nice, they had great recommendations for wine and foods to try while we were plotting our next move. Nice quiet place in the middle of the day if you wanted yo just get some work done or have a chat with someone you haven't seen in a while.

The Hatter is a quaint restaurant with an eclectic decor. The food was generally good. The fried buratta cheese ball with the buffalo sauce on top does not need to be on the 73 Burger. The burger had enuf distinctive flavors and the cheese ball was definitely overkill. Make sure you have planned enough time to eat as our food took 45 minutes to be served!!!!

Stayed in Doylestown Inn for a wedding. The Hattery Stove and Still is conveniently located in the inn. Bloody Mary, other cocktails, and deviled eggs were 10/10!

Cute place. Affordable food and drinks. Service is good. Nothing stood out to me as outstanding but not bad.

Walking into the Hattery in Doylestown reminds me of stepping back in time. Eclectic, charming and decorated in such a way I know full well I was missing something. The restaurant/bar is attached to a bed and breakfast/hotel that has me aching to staycation here in DTown. such a warm inviting and comfortable atmosphere. The Hattery has a very minimal menu, The food was served in human sized portions - this is not a place that inundates you with food - they make tasty well thought out items and serve them pleasingly. We came for the scotch egg. My guy has long been hoping to find these on a menu anywhere and The Hattery just so happen to serve such a treat. A full four thumbs up from us both and a full four-star review.