Earl's New American

American restaurant · Bucks County

Earl's New American

American restaurant · Bucks County

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2400 Street Rd, New Hope, PA 18938

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American regional fare has a market-driven focus at this refined eatery with a noteworthy wine list.  

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2400 Street Rd, New Hope, PA 18938 Get directions

earlsnewamerican.com
@earlsnewamerican

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2400 Street Rd, New Hope, PA 18938 Get directions

+1 215 794 4020
earlsnewamerican.com
@earlsnewamerican

$$$

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"Earl’s New American at Peddler’s Village in Lahaska is offering a Thanksgiving meal from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. where you can savor a complete holiday dinner featuring fresh roast turkey with gravy, sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, stuffing, green beans, and cranberry chutney for $33 per person. Order a la carte items to accompany your turkey dinner, such as butternut squash bisque, pecan pie, and a pumpkin martini." - Kristen Kwiatkowski

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"The Chilean sea bass entree on the fall menu at Earl’s New American incorporates seasonal ingredients alongside this popular fish offering. The Chilean sea bass is served atop an apple lentil and roasted butternut squash ragout for a combination that fully embraces the autumn season." - Kristen Kwiatkowski

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"At Earl’s New American in New Hope, mocktail seekers will find a special section of the menu dedicated to them. The refreshers offerings include flavorful options such as the coconut lavender lemonade, sparkling pear, and mint julep. You may also find zero-proof drink specials being offered during your visit, such as the current Solebury cider mule special — a refreshing combination of Solebury Orchards cider and ginger beer." - Kristen Kwiatkowski

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"When food and beverage seekers look for seasonal culinary items for the fall, pumpkin is an ingredient that often comes to mind. The pumpkin martini at Earl’s New American, located in the popular shopping area of Peddler’s Village in New Hope, helps bring a touch of fall to your meal. Accompany your pumpkin spice martini with the hearty beer and cheddar soup and braised molasses short ribs entree for a meal built for the fall season in Bucks County." - Kristen Kwiatkowski

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Katleen Reyes

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I had such a great time brunching with the ladies at Earl’s All American in Peddler’s Village! The food was amazing, but honestly, the drinks were a highlight—refreshing and perfectly made! The service was top-notch, and the atmosphere was cozy and inviting. We really felt well taken care of, and it was the perfect spot to catch up. Plus, being in Peddler’s Village made the whole experience even more enjoyable—we got to walk around and enjoy the cute shops after brunch. If you’re looking for a spot with delicious food, amazing drinks, and great service, I highly recommend Earl’s All American! I’ll definitely be back!

Scott Kiskurno

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I’ve been meaning to get to Earl’s for years now. A friend of mine who works in the village and my parents have been enjoying it for years! Finally went tonight and it lived up to my expectations and more! Excellent food! Incredible service from Shawn! He made us feel at home, had great recommendations and knowledge of the menu. The atmosphere was really nice and felt like I was in a modern home, if that makes sense? It’s surprisingly much bigger inside, with multiple different dinning rooms and a bar on different levels! Really awesome spot that I will continue to enjoy. I highly recommend! I’ve worked in the service industry for over 20 years now, if that matters?! 🤓

Cheryl Bruder

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Food is decent but the price is expensive for the quality. Earls brands itself as a really high end place but its solid but not amazing for the price. The cocktails have actually been really disappointing (imbalanced or like crushed ice in an old fashioned for example). The short rib is good but dry.

Michel Russell, Sr.

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The food was good but not served hot. The fish dinner was not good at all but they exchanged it without issue. Food presentation was very nice and the service staff were very friendly and accommodating. Our appetizers were cool as well. Overall, a fun night and good experience but the food needs more attention.

Maddy Oliver

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Earl’s – Consistently Impressive Every time we visit Earl’s, we leave impressed. It’s always such a treat – the food is incredibly fresh, and the experience feels effortlessly classy. The atmosphere is polished yet inviting, and the staff is so kind and attentive. Earl’s never disappoints. Whether it’s a casual night out or a special occasion, the food and service are always outstanding. It’s one of those places that feels special every time.

Sandy

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Bridal Shower Brunch at Earl’s – A Perfect Venue in Peddler’s Village We recently hosted a bridal shower brunch at Earl’s New American in Peddler’s Village, and it was truly exceptional from start to finish. The venue was clean, airy, and bathed in natural light—thanks to the high ceilings and large bay window—creating a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for our celebration. The brunch menu offered a great variety, and every guest raved about how delicious everything was. The mimosa bar was a standout, beautifully arranged with fresh fruit, and the staff’s friendly, attentive service added a special touch. What truly made the experience outstanding was the team. They were incredibly accommodating, answered all our questions quickly, and ensured we had plenty of time to set up and personalize the space. Communication throughout the planning process was fast, clear, and—most importantly—patient. If you’re looking for a charming and well-managed venue for a special occasion, I can’t recommend Earl’s enough. It exceeded our expectations and made the day unforgettable for everyone involved.

Julia Tierra

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We ordered take out from Earls and were extremely disappointed when we got home and opened up our food. We ordered the short rib entree and 2 chopped salads with chicken which came to a total of $100. For three meals that were, at best, mediocre that is an absurd amount of money. At first we thought they forgot to put the short rib in our take out bag but quickly realized this $36 entree was packaged into two small soup containers. It was one piece of short rib and 4 thinly sliced carrots in a thick sauce (see pics). I’d barely consider this a meal especially for the amount of money they charge. Furthermore the chicken that was ordered with the salad was undercooked and pink inside. I used to come to Earls often with my family and the food and service was always consistent but the last few times I have gotten food from here I’ve been completely disappointed and angry I spent so much money for a barely tolerable meal. Do better Earls

G C

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Stopped in for our second visit to celebrate our first anniversary. We were seated immediately, but we were put right on top of another very loud and talkative table.. with plenty of other places available. The menu hadn't changed much since our last time here, and I really enjoyed my 16 oz ribeye last time, so I got that again. I asked for it to be cooked medium and it was a little bit under medium but still very good. I had some special dietary needs that they were willing to meet without any issue. I'm carnivore so I didn't get any of the sides. I asked for a side of shrimp instead. My wife had the meatballs for a starter, as we really enjoyed them last time we were here. She loves the polenta they're served on. Then she had the striped bass and she loved it. Are waiter was proficient although a little bit absent a couple of times when we were looking for him. He was very friendly and did a great job overall. The ambiance at Earl's is pretty adequate. Decent lighting, and I really liked the table. It was kind of a distressed wood look that was quite nice. Are meal came to $130, with no alcohol, which might be a tinge on the high side for what we got but it was our anniversary so we were happy to celebrate at Earl's. We will be back again.