My bf wanted us to try this spot on the whim because we always pass by this place! I was reluctant because I'm not one to try random restaurants in the middle of the road that I've never heard of before. However, on a Friday evening, upon entering the parking lot, we were greeted with the valet as the lot was full, so they had valet service free-of-charge. Hm. As we entered the restaurant, I was amazed at how busy and lively it was inside. All of the tables were full, the guitarist/singer was playing beautifully, and the decor stuck to the old American theme. We ordered BPT Poutine which was divine. Meaty short-rib, crispy fries, and indulgent gravy. I ordered a beer, and it really hit the spot. I look forward to coming here again and trying something new!

I had low expectations based on some reviews, but was pleasantly surprised by this place. The burger came with a toasted pretzel bun and was very juicy. The turkey club was perfectly moist and not dry at all, with generous turkey and bacon as well as very tasty chips. Both had really excellent produce: crisp lettuce and fresh tomatoes that actually tasted like tomatoes. The chicken pot pie also had good produce with a golden flaky crust, but it was a little bland wish it had more herbs and flavor in general. Ambience is fine, nothing special. Service was efficient and out of the way, which I prefer.

Went here in celebration of a family member's birthday. Interesting plaque outside about how this building has been around since the late 18th century. Definitely lean heavily into the revolutionary feel. Wish the menu had some more options, nothing really excited me and I felt bad I had to make some substitutions. Service was fine, our server Emma(?) was nice. Our table was right by the door and sometimes blasted us with hot air but that can't really be helped. Next time will specify in the reservation not to be sat there. Pretzel sticks: disappointed there were only 3 sticks (we are a family of 5) but the sauces (mustard and cheese) were really good. Honey Mustard Chicken Sandwich: 4/5 couldn't taste the mustard which was disappointing but the ciabatta bread was good. Black Tavern Club: 5/5 Summer grain bowl: 5/5 could have used some more veggies and less quinoa Short rib grilled cheese: 4.5/5 horseradish would have been fine on the sandwich (instead of on the side) but the meat was really good and I liked the chip Short rib grilled cheese (sub provelone and add spinach) I do feel like I turned it into my own little panini but whatever. The sweet potato fries were very large and crinkle cut which I thought was unique. Overall kind of average but would probably go here again

Apparently a tavern that was in existence at the time of Valley Forge. Very nice dining room and bar area. I had Lafayettes Onion soup which was good. Also had the chicken pot pie. The crust and ingredients had good flavor but the broth in the pie was relentlessly bland. I kept adding salt and pepper but it never helped. It was so bland that biting into a chunk of potato gave a pop of flavor. My wife had the tomato basil soup and she thought it might be the best such soup she has had. The club sandwich was typical. It was a good experience and I'd recommend it, but not the pot pie.

Solid food and good service in a nice spot. Parking is valet. Sat on the patio which was great in nice weather. Inside looked very nice as well. Our server was great. To drink, I got the apple cider sparkler. It was very refreshing and not sweet, which I prefer. Husband got the mule which was great. We split the crab dip. Great flavor and loved that it came with both crostini and celery. I did the vegetable grain bowl with chicken. It was a huge portion but unfortunately a bit bland. Didn't taste like anything was seasoned. Chicken was cooked well though. My husband got the chicken pot pie which he really enjoyed. I felt it could also use a bit more seasoning but again chicken cooked well and a very good crust. Would come back, just would skip the grain bowl.

I'm surprised I did not come across this place I'm the 1 year I've been living in this area. However I've been here twice in a week, so that's saying a lot. Great beer collection, both on tap as well as bottles. Couple of dishes that I'd recommend. 1. Poutine - I've had a lot of poutine when I visited Canada and I've had poutine in the US. Fair to say that most of the poutine in the US has been below par. Not this time. I thought the poutine here was comparable to the best of Canada. 2. Schnitzel - I spent some time in Prague last month and had quite a bit of schnitzel there so was curious to see how this place would compare. Again, not disappointed. I had the same server April both times and she was wonderful. Id visit this place in a heartbeat.

This is a review for a group event- they were extremely accommodating, offered good options for our group order, portions were plenty, prices in line with expectations. They also had a good variety of options to reserve on the premises and to serve for vegetarians. I was quite impressed with the charcuterie- it was a wide variety of quality meats, cheeses, nuts, jams, mustards, multiple types of crackers- far beyond your typical meet and cheese platter. The service was also fantastic with almost no time where we had to wait for someone to check on an order. The beverage options are not lengthy or creative but they are comprehensive and will fit all palates. Parking is slim in prime times, they do have valet but you may just want to schedule to come early. I absolutely would recommend this place for a business or group event any day.