Drip

This is not your normal dining experience, but it will be one you won't forget. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. The food is IMO out of this world good. There chicken almost melts in your mouth when you bite into it. So tender and delicious. The Nashville Hot is my go-to. The burgers, on the other hand, are farm fresh local beef and man. Can you taste the difference in the quality of the meat. I've been buying my beef from the same farm that they do before drip even open, so I know it's good. From the appetizers to the main courses, you can't go wrong. Now I don't drink myself, but my wife enjoys a good beer every now and then. She has tried multiple on tap beers and says that they're all fantastic. If you haven't tried it yet, then you're missing out.

A good solid place for burgers, chicken sandwich, fries, etc. A step up from fast food to be certain. Reminds me of taking a test in school, where you fill in the dots on the menu with a pencil to customize your order. There are plenty of seats inside. Service was good and quick. I ordered Nikki’s chicken sandwich. The special sauce was a very sweet barbecue sauce, which was not to my taste. Also, if I recall correctly, the jalapeños were raw rather than pickled. everyone enjoyed their meal and I am sure I will revisit the place. Sometimes, when trying a new place, you have to learn what to order. It’s casual dining, although priced at the upper range of that category. Still enjoyable and worth a try.

I stopped to eat here after visiting my son up in the Poconos. I love hamburgers and the one I ordered was their standard classic hamburger/cheeseburger. Ketchup is at the table but you have to ask for mustard. It is a bit eclectic but good with excellent service. The hamburger/cheeseburger was very good but was a bit messy. I prefer swiss cheese and this is one of the options so I was happy. It is open until 8:00 pm most days. I have included a number of photos of the interior. I was hungry so I forgot to photograph my food but I also got some coleslaw to go along with my cheeseburger. The A/C is up in the ceiling. If you don't want to sit in the A/C airstream pay attention to this. This is the only location at this time but they are thinking of expanding. I wish them the best of luck. The next time I can stop to eat here I will try a chicken sandwich.

The service is friendly and the ordering is easy and ensures you're getting what you want. There are plenty of options to customize your burger or chicken. I wish I had a cross section of the burger. It's a weird smash/pub hybrid. It didn't work for me. I wouldn't go out of my way for the burger, but I would for the chicken sandwich. It's by far the superior of the two options. The onion rings are good. I recommend them, but I did have one that had the thin layer that becomes like paper when cooked. So I had to pull a tough onion string out, because you couldn't bite through it.

Accurate marketing: "It's Culinary Nirvana"!!!! Celebratory lunch after a winning youth travel competitive soccer game. This place is a must experience!!! OMG! This isn't your usual burger joint. Get yourself some! Family friendly. Checks all of our checkboxes for quality ingredients & food. So very delicious! We shared an order of wings with both Buffalo and Nikki's Chicky sauces/dips. Our young child had a Cheeseburger & upgraded to side of Mac N Cheese (past the taste test). Hubby had The Sizzler and side of fries. I had Chicken & Waffles and onion rings. The fries and onion rings were stellar! (07JUN2025 1st visit)

Drip is an American restaurant located on Main St. in Hellertown. They specialize in burgers, chicken sandwiches, and milkshakes. "Grab one, have a seat, fill it out, hand it in." That's how they do things at Drip. Instead of a server taking your order verbally, you fill out a paper menu. My buddies and I started off sharing three appetizers; Bavarian pretzels, fried cheese, and Nicky's chicky wings. The pretzels were buttered, salted, and served with cheese sauce. The fried cheese was lightly breaded and served with a delicious garlic aioli. The cheese pull on these bad boys was insane! The wings were tender, but not crispy. The Nicky's chicky sauce tasted like a normal BBQ sauce. After sampling all of the appetizers, I moved on to the Nashville hot chicken sandwich with fries and mac n' cheese. I didn't love the seasoning on the chicken sandwich, but the chicken itself was great quality and cooked to perfection. The fries were seasoned very well, but served lukewarm. The mac n' cheese was creamy, cheesy, and the noodles weren't overcooked like most places. Our server was welcoming, attentive, and happy to answer any questions we had about the menu. The one thing I didn't like about this place was "extras are extra." I can understand an upcharge for extra cheese or bacon, but an upcharge for LTO and mayo is a bit ridiculous. Pickup and delivery are both available.

Fair fast-casual concept for a burger spot... Ordering is semi-self-serve through a paper menu that you fill out and bring to the front counter. Open soda bar. Lots of beers on tap. Kudos to the numerous gluten-free options. My wife said the gf bread was fantastic. The regular bread was not. The milkshake was overly icy. The onion rings were the best thing we got and very crispy. However, Drip's downfall is that it is quite expensive for what it is...Burger was a bit too dense for my liking and tasted water-logged/frozen. The special sauce was very bland. If the burger is the star of the show, it wasn't impressive enough to justify the stand-alone price. Just like many stereotypical millennial burger joints, they don't include sides and instead offer "add-ons". 50 cents for a few paper-thin, tiny slivers of pickle. For the two of us it cost around $50 excluding the beer, milkshake, and tip which ended up around $70ish for 2 people...💰💰💰. This place is ok for kids if you need a variety of gluten free options and aren't afraid to pay a bit more than other spots.

My boyfriend and I were in the area and stopped in because this is the only place I've ever seen with both gluten-free and vegan options for their sandwiches, plus the pictures looked great. The service and atmosphere were good, it was a slow time of day and there were maybe only 3 other people in the restaurant. Nice and clean, no issues to report. The bathroom was freezing but clean, and had lots of dragon decor...which was strange considering the rest of the restaurant, but okay I guess. We both got the Royale with Cheese, his was regular with a double patty, and mine was gluten-free with vegan cheese. He got fries and I got the GF onion rings. Sadly, for a place dubbed "the flavor lab", I have to honestly say that the burger patties were literally unseasoned and dry. My boyfriend was very disappointed that he had to salt pretty much every bite even though the burger had double cheese, mustard, ketchup, mayo, and buffalo sauce on it. I'm not as particular about the salt/flavor content, but even I had to salt all the layers of my burger to get any flavor out of it. Also, there wasn't a crispiness or depth of flavor to the patty, I think the fat ratio in the beef was too lean. The onion rings were alright, but oily and under-seasoned, plus the upgrade only included about 5 rings. The only tasty items were the fries and cold brew coffee. Honestly, a 2.5/5 for us, but maybe the demographic there prefers less flavor? I'm not really sure though. Maybe the chicken sandwiches would have been better, although if half of your menu is burgers, and those aren't great, I'm not so sure the chicken will be either. I hate leaving bad reviews as a business owner myself, but it's better to know and re-adjust than to keep putting out a bad product. Best of luck to you guys!