With warmer weather around the corner, there are plenty of spots around Bucks County to enjoy some riverside dining and beautiful views, writes Kaitlin Nasevich for Visit Bucks County. 

Located in Upper Black Eddy, Black Bass Hotel & Restaurant is a beautiful spot on the Delaware River. It’s one of the county’s oldest inns, and its menu features a delicious Charleston Meeting Street Crab. 

Canal Street Grille in Yardley is another popular restaurant boasting both Greek and American dishes. Along with offering unique menu options, diners can also check out the vegetarian and gluten-free meals.  

Featuring seasonal American classics made with local ingredients, Stella of New Hope is a delicious place to visit. The menu includes options like Lemon Ricotta Pancakes, cinnamon rolls, Parisian Gnocchi, and more. 

Charcoal BYOB has been a Yardley staple since 1995, with its scenic views of the Delaware and fantastic flavors. Guests can enjoy dishes like Blueberry Pistachio Pancakes, Korean Fried Chicken Sandwich, Rye & Gochujang Radiatori, and Brioche Doughnuts. 

Also in New Hope, the Playhouse Deck Restaurant & Bar is a great spot tucked behind the Bucks County Playhouse. The garage-style window doors guarantee pretty views while the North Atlantic Salmon and Pan Seared Scallops are sure to satisfy your seafood cravings. 

Francisco’s on the River is another tasty BYOB restaurant near Washington Crossing, offering Mediterranean and Italian cuisine. Check out the Caprese Salad and Pasta alla Cioppino for vibrant flavors. 

Read more about the delicious riverside dining options located around Bucks County at Visit Bucks County. 

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