Philadelphia Magazine’s Best of Philly awards celebrated their 50th anniversary by recognizing four standout destinations in Bucks County, highlighting the area’s unique attractions.
At 140 North Pine Street, Langhorne, Game Gallery offers classic pinball machines and ’80s games alongside modern options, earning the title of “Best Retro Fun.” Enjoy two hours of gaming for $20 or a full day for $25. The venue also sells arcade-size game consoles for enthusiasts.
Voted the “Best Unexpected Food Destination”, Quakertown Farmers Market features a pinball arcade and wrestling venue amidst shops selling VHS tapes and military surplus. Culinary highlights include a gyro counter, two empanada shops, a bakery with sticky buns, a Korean luncheonette, and the chicken-wing spot, the Coop.
In Peddler’s Village, Knobs N’ Knockers offers high-end hardware for doors, cabinets, and more, earning the title of “Best Decorative Hardware.” The store also features beautiful mailboxes, house plaques, and switch plates, adding luxury to any home.
The “Best Local Wellness Retreat” is Honey Hollow Farm in New Hope, known for its workshops and customizable stays. Activities include cacao ceremonies, cooking classes, and garden yoga, providing a rejuvenating experience in a historic setting.
These award-winning spots showcase Bucks County’s diverse and appealing attractions, making it a must-visit destination.
To see what other businesses made the Best of Philly list, visit Philadelphia Magazine.
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