Wedding Venue
Villa Milagro Vineyards
33 County Rd 627Cascade The Restaurant
5065 Lehnenberg RdWinery
Book your wine tour through www.visitriegelsvillepa.com!
Audrey and Steve are the best!
Unbelievably stunning views, live music,
Available for weddings, pre-wedding events and parties.
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Villa Milagro Vineyards
33 County Rd 627Book your wine tour through www.visitriegelsvillepa.com!
Audrey and Steve are the best!
Unbelievably stunning views, live music,
Available for weddings, pre-wedding events and parties.
Food Scene
Gorgeous, sophisticated setting. Dine in the river looking at the historic Riegelsville Bridge. The chef is doing some great work, including making his own cheese!
Our faves: Escargot, great mocktail menu, Clausthaler Dry Hopped NA, any of their desserts!
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Riegelsville Inn
10 Delaware RdGorgeous, sophisticated setting. Dine in the river looking at the historic Riegelsville Bridge. The chef is doing some great work, including making his own cheese!
Our faves: Escargot, great mocktail menu, Clausthaler Dry Hopped NA, any of their desserts!
Mueller's is your place to get convenient groceries. They have a fantastic deli to get sandwiches, homemade prepared meals, coffee, grab and go breakfast sandwiches, beer, wine.
You can also get a fishing license and they have a live bait tank, fishing gear, ice.
Also has a fantastic country kitchen with outdoor patio. and bar and they allow dogs on the patio dining section! looks over the river and canal and accessible by the trail in front of the house for a lovely long walk or bike ride if you don't want to drive there.
They sell Tubes and you can picnic right on their river beach for $25/day of you'd like to spend the day there swimming, kayaking, etc. (Kayaks are not rented there)
Our faves: Deli side: They are famous for their coleslaw, The Rachel
Restaurant side: Loaded Chili Tot Bowl, Burgers, Bavarian pretzel, literally anything you eat here will be amazing though and reasonably priced!
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Mueller's General Store and Kitchen
3205 S Delaware DrMueller's is your place to get convenient groceries. They have a fantastic deli to get sandwiches, homemade prepared meals, coffee, grab and go breakfast sandwiches, beer, wine.
You can also get a fishing license and they have a live bait tank, fishing gear, ice.
Also has a fantastic country kitchen with outdoor patio. and bar and they allow dogs on the patio dining section! looks over the river and canal and accessible by the trail in front of the house for a lovely long walk or bike ride if you don't want to drive there.
They sell Tubes and you can picnic right on their river beach for $25/day of you'd like to spend the day there swimming, kayaking, etc. (Kayaks are not rented there)
Our faves: Deli side: They are famous for their coleslaw, The Rachel
Restaurant side: Loaded Chili Tot Bowl, Burgers, Bavarian pretzel, literally anything you eat here will be amazing though and reasonably priced!
Famous for it's pizza for miles around!
5 minute walk from the house.
Also sells beer to go.
Our faves: Sausage, Pepperoni and Garlic pizza. Cannolis for dessert. Slushies!
Borderline Cafe
Famous for it's pizza for miles around!
5 minute walk from the house.
Also sells beer to go.
Our faves: Sausage, Pepperoni and Garlic pizza. Cannolis for dessert. Slushies!
Local joint on the river with outdoor patio seating. Pool table. Great bar food. Right on the train tracks where you will get to experience the replica steam train and reproduced train station that does wine tours in the area!
Our faves: Burger, Pork Roll, Egg and Cheese
Hootz
Local joint on the river with outdoor patio seating. Pool table. Great bar food. Right on the train tracks where you will get to experience the replica steam train and reproduced train station that does wine tours in the area!
Our faves: Burger, Pork Roll, Egg and Cheese
Disappear into Ironbound and experience the outdoor kitchen and The Mother cooking fire pit, or head indoors to the beautiful barn with two bars and dining area. Vibe is chill. You can often catch live music. Food is locally sourced, farm-to-table, much of it grown on the farm itself. Farm animals and farm stand. Packages goods to take home! Can handle small events with prior arrangement.
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Ironbound Hard Cider
360 Co Rd 579Disappear into Ironbound and experience the outdoor kitchen and The Mother cooking fire pit, or head indoors to the beautiful barn with two bars and dining area. Vibe is chill. You can often catch live music. Food is locally sourced, farm-to-table, much of it grown on the farm itself. Farm animals and farm stand. Packages goods to take home! Can handle small events with prior arrangement.
Cedar Union
Local coffe house
Worth the 17 minute ride for some of the best coffee you will ever have. Cold brew and nitro on tap. The food is something you will talk about well after you have returned home.
Dogs allowed on patio!
Our faves: Lavender latte, Bada-bing sandwich
Fieldstone Coffee Roasters
4203 Durham RdWorth the 17 minute ride for some of the best coffee you will ever have. Cold brew and nitro on tap. The food is something you will talk about well after you have returned home.
Dogs allowed on patio!
Our faves: Lavender latte, Bada-bing sandwich
On the Jersey side, 20 minutes down river. THE BEST PASTRIES made in house daily.
Our faves: Sarah's Sourdough, Beef Patty, Ham and Swiss Croissant, Homemade donuts
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Bridge Cafe
8 Bridge StOn the Jersey side, 20 minutes down river. THE BEST PASTRIES made in house daily.
Our faves: Sarah's Sourdough, Beef Patty, Ham and Swiss Croissant, Homemade donuts
Country kitchen and most populare Coffee Roaster in the area. You will see their product on retail shelves everywhere. Allows well-behaved dogs.
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Homestead Coffee Roasters
1650 Bridgeton Hill RdCountry kitchen and most populare Coffee Roaster in the area. You will see their product on retail shelves everywhere. Allows well-behaved dogs.
Historic trail - Bike, Walk, Hike
South Delaware Drive & D & L Trail - Lehigh Canal Towpath
Neighborhoods
Small, quiet, bucolic outdoor-lovers dream. Situated right on the D&L canal and the Delwate River. History buffs will be pleased!
Riegelsville
Small, quiet, bucolic outdoor-lovers dream. Situated right on the D&L canal and the Delwate River. History buffs will be pleased!
Easton
Cool little city with shopping and restaurants and a little nightlife
Artsy little walking town with galleries, antiques, shopping, bookstore, record store, cafes and restaurants. A small IGA grocery store if you want to pick up some things for bringing back to the house.
Our Faves: Blue Raven Records, Frenchtown Cafe, Frenchtown ArtYard
Annual not to miss events: Witches Dance - October (everyone can join in the fun! Sort of a flash mob thing)
Frenchtown Bastille Day Celebration
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Artsy little walking town with galleries, antiques, shopping, bookstore, record store, cafes and restaurants. A small IGA grocery store if you want to pick up some things for bringing back to the house.
Our Faves: Blue Raven Records, Frenchtown Cafe, Frenchtown ArtYard
Annual not to miss events: Witches Dance - October (everyone can join in the fun! Sort of a flash mob thing)
Frenchtown Bastille Day Celebration
There are sister towns here, New Hope, PA and Lambertville, NJ
Both great walkable towns in nature. Ferry rides offered in summers too. New Hope has a small nightlife scene. Lots of outdoor dining, shopping, galleries, antiques on both sides of the bridge.
Events:
First Friday Fireworks in the summer
High heel Foot Race - Octoberish
June Pride is a big thing here as New Hope was a founding city for the LBGTQIA+ movement as far back as the 70s. A welcoming and inclusive area for all.
Shad Fest in April. Arts and music fest celebrating a fish called shad that runs the Delaware River.
New hope Pa
There are sister towns here, New Hope, PA and Lambertville, NJ
Both great walkable towns in nature. Ferry rides offered in summers too. New Hope has a small nightlife scene. Lots of outdoor dining, shopping, galleries, antiques on both sides of the bridge.
Events:
First Friday Fireworks in the summer
High heel Foot Race - Octoberish
June Pride is a big thing here as New Hope was a founding city for the LBGTQIA+ movement as far back as the 70s. A welcoming and inclusive area for all.
Shad Fest in April. Arts and music fest celebrating a fish called shad that runs the Delaware River.
Milford is the closest river town to us. Bakery, restaurants, some shopping, antiques. Also a small market, Milford Market, that has groceries, beer, wine and liquor.
Our faves: Bamboo House Asian restaurant. Fresh sushi. Always busy and excellent. BYOB.
Allen's Antiques, Chocolate In the Oven bakery,
Milford Public Library
Milford is the closest river town to us. Bakery, restaurants, some shopping, antiques. Also a small market, Milford Market, that has groceries, beer, wine and liquor.
Our faves: Bamboo House Asian restaurant. Fresh sushi. Always busy and excellent. BYOB.
Allen's Antiques, Chocolate In the Oven bakery,
Sightseeing
From VisitBucks website:
Bring your own hammer to strike the boulder field in the 123-acre Ringing Rocks Park and hear them ring like a bell! Also, be sure to pack a picnic and check out Bucks County's largest waterfall. Nearby Ralph Stover State Park is only 1 of 3 state-run rock climbing areas in Pennsylvania.
According to Martin, the "ringing rocks" were under high pressure when they formed. When the lava solidified into these rocks, they kept that high pressure, and that high pressure strength is why they ring when you hit them. This rock has been damaged by hammers over the years. This is why you see all the pitting.
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Ringing Rocks County Park
Ringing Rocks RoadFrom VisitBucks website:
Bring your own hammer to strike the boulder field in the 123-acre Ringing Rocks Park and hear them ring like a bell! Also, be sure to pack a picnic and check out Bucks County's largest waterfall. Nearby Ralph Stover State Park is only 1 of 3 state-run rock climbing areas in Pennsylvania.
According to Martin, the "ringing rocks" were under high pressure when they formed. When the lava solidified into these rocks, they kept that high pressure, and that high pressure strength is why they ring when you hit them. This rock has been damaged by hammers over the years. This is why you see all the pitting.
Lake and Park - Boating, Fishing, Kayaking
The 5,286-acre Nockamixon State Park is in the rolling hills of scenic Bucks County, close enough to Philadelphia for a day trip, but far enough away for a vacation.
Tohickon Creek, Three Mile Run, and Haycock Run feed the 1,450-acre Lake Nockamixon, which is a rest stop for migrating waterfowl and a destination for boaters and anglers.
Visitors can enjoy many activities of the park for the day. Popular activities are picnicking, swimming in the pool, hiking, biking, disc golfing, hunting, fishing, and boating.
Lake Nockamixon
The 5,286-acre Nockamixon State Park is in the rolling hills of scenic Bucks County, close enough to Philadelphia for a day trip, but far enough away for a vacation.
Tohickon Creek, Three Mile Run, and Haycock Run feed the 1,450-acre Lake Nockamixon, which is a rest stop for migrating waterfowl and a destination for boaters and anglers.
Visitors can enjoy many activities of the park for the day. Popular activities are picnicking, swimming in the pool, hiking, biking, disc golfing, hunting, fishing, and boating.