Lahaska Restaurants
Make a free reservation
Book for lunch today in Lahaska
New restaurants to OpenTable in Lahaska
Outdoor dining in Lahaska
See what locals rave about in Lahaska
- JAJustAGirlFromPhillyPhiladelphia / New Jersey Suburbs •4 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoBrunch here is a treat. We're never disappointed and were glad to be back after the COVID shutdown. They've added a complimentary mimosa for all guests, which was a pleasant surprise. The number of courses and the variety thereof is very generous.More infoInn at Barley Sheaf Farm$$$$• Contemporary American• New Hope / Lambertville•4.8
- DDDeborahDPhiladelphia / New Jersey Suburbs •3 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoThe staff and the food are always top-rated by anyone I take to Caleb's. In an area that is filled with choices, time and time again I find myself sharing this not-so-secret restaurant and I am always happy with the chef's selections. On this particular outing, I was recovering from dental surgery and all of my needs were met. All of the birthday guests left satisfied, including the Birthday Girl who said it was wonderful and Caleb's is one of her favorites. It has been mine for many years.More infoCaleb's American Kitchen$$$$• American• New Hope / Lambertville•4.7
- LDLuvtoDineoutvipNew York / Tri-State Area •15 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoWe had the best waiter during our last visit. He was attentive and polite (exceptional). The food was good as usual. We ordered a hamburger and the Eggplant Parmesan. The interior of the restaurant was empty due to the nice weather, so the noise level was low. The patio was full. We had no problem parking across the street.More infoButtonwood Grill$$$$• American• New Hope / Lambertville•4.6
- RMRyanMPhiladelphia / New Jersey Suburbs •3 reviews5.0Dined on May 29, 2023In the spirit of its name, Earl's New American bring a melting pot of diversity to its menu, without being overwhelming. They have asian flavors, mediterranean flavors, even some fresh mexican inspired fusion offerings, along with several beef and and seafood entrees with regional American flare. We typically reserve Earl's for special occasions because the dinner menu entrees are $30 and above. However, we were recently pleasantly surprised to find that the lunch menu is much more approachable to stop in for a good pint and light lunch.More infoEarl's New American$$$$• Contemporary American• New Hope / Lambertville•4.5
Restaurant experiences trending in Lahaska
Special menuDate Night Experience
Ancient Spirits & GrilleCenter CityUS$175.00 per personReserve- Special menu
3 course Power Lunch menu
Davio's- King of PrussiaKing of PrussiaUS$32.00 per personReserve - Special menu
JUSTIN Wine Dinner
Fogo de Chao - King of PrussiaKing of PrussiaUS$105.00 per personReserve - Special menu
Wine Cellar Experience
Bistro RomanoSociety HillUS$125.00 per personReserve - Special menu
15-Course Chef's Tasting Menu - $189 per person
Elements RestaurantPrincetonUS$189.00 per personReserve - Special menu
NEW! Ultimate Celebratory 5-Course Dinner
The Melting Pot - King of PrussiaKing of PrussiaUS$78.00 per personReserve - Special menu
Spring Tasting w/optional Sparkling Wine pairings
The Frog and the PeachNew BrunswickUS$78.00 per personReserve - Special menu
Now through Father’s Day, Enjoy Premium BBQ...
Gyu-Kaku - Philadelphia, PAArt MuseumUS$55.00 per personReserve - Special menu
The Prisoner Wine Company TasteMaker Dinner
Ruth's Chris Steak House - PhiladelphiaRittenhouse SquareUS$125.00 per personReserve - Special menu
Super Fun Summer Supper!
Pumpkin BYOBRittenhouse SquareUS$35.00 per personReserve - Special menu
Line Dancing - Wednesday Nights
Muddy Waters GastropubBethlehemUS$10.00 per personReserve - Special menu
Taste of Greece - 6 Course Tasting Menu
At The Table BYOBWayneUS$125.00 per personReserve - Special menu
Happy Hour Wednesday-Friday
The Edge Restaurant & BarJacksonUS$10.00 per personReserve - Special menu
Endless Sushi
GrilleStone - Scotch PlainsScotch PlainsUS$34.99 per personReserve - Special menu
Concert Ticketholder's Prix Fixe Dinner
1906 at Longwood GardensKennett SquareUS$65.00 per personReserve
Get inspired by our collections of the top restaurants in Lahaska
Asian-Owned and -Operated Restaurants to Support Near Philadelphia
Celebrate the diversity of the restaurant industry! These Asian-owned and -operated restaurants are proud to share their heritage — explore spots to support near you.
17 restaurants that define Philadelphia dining
Together, these old and new restaurants offer a snapshot of the best of Philadelphia dining right now.
A Guide to the Best Date Spots in Philadelphia & New Jersey
Conversations begin on Bumble but they get even deeper IRL. When it’s time to move from direct messaging to direct eye contact, find a table for two. And to make it super easy, OpenTable and Bumble are teaming up to help you find the best date spots in your city. Find a restaurant that fits your style, whether you want drinks on a patio or a special four-course meal, OpenTable can help you choose the cuisine, seating area, and even book unique experiences with nearby restaurants. Download the Bumble app to find your match, and check the list below to find your table.
LGBTQ-Owned and -Operated Restaurants to Support in Philadelphia & New Jersey
OpenTable gives restaurants the ability to celebrate their identity on their restaurant profile—making it even easier for you to find LGBTQ-owned and -operated restaurants to support from coast to coast. Book a table at one of these spots to dine out (and proud!) for Pride month and beyond.
Discover Trending Restaurants in Philadelphia
Find the best trendy Restaurants in Lahaska on OpenTable. See all best list of trendy Restaurants open nearby and reserve an open table.
The Best Burgers in Philadelphia
Find the best fast food Burgers in Lahaska. See all Burgers open now and reserve an open table nearby search by price and more.
Where to find Philadelphia’s best outdoor dining
Philadelphia’s best restaurants for outdoor dining come with breathtaking views, scenic streetside tables, and charming patios.
12 of Philadelphia’s outstanding spots for celebrating special occasions
Maybe you got engaged on the steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art or just picked up the keys to your first rowhouse. It could be that your kid is (finally) toilet trained, or that your noisy neighbor moved away. Sometimes, simply surviving another Tuesday can be an occasion to celebrate over a restaurant meal. It doesn’t have to be fancy. What makes an occasion special isn’t an arbitrary date on the calendar—it’s the decision to celebrate. Luckily, Philadelphia bursts with places where the food and atmosphere lend themselves to living it up. Grab dinner and a jazz show at a swinging North Broad Street faithful. Opt for a quieter night at a critically acclaimed, plant-based gem in Midtown Village. Or splurge on a swanky steakhouse that presides over a corner of Rittenhouse Park. Whether you’re after an intimate spot for an anniversary date or a convivial atmosphere for a boisterous reunion, Philadelphia has you covered with these 12 celebration-worthy restaurants.
5 Must-Book Restaurants in Philadelphia
Philadelphia’s restaurant scene brims with exciting new entrants, eager to fulfill a range of cravings. Choose from a diverse lineup that includes American southern cuisine, vegan tapas, classic Italian eats, and some of the city’s best tacos. Here are five new—and refurbished—restaurants to check out right now.
10 Top Burger Picks in Philadelphia and New Jersey
The genesis of the beef-on-bun combo known as the hamburger might be forever shrouded in mystery — there are at least six different people that claim to be responsible for its invention — but regardless of who came up with the burger, its appeal is undeniable. Throughout Philadelphia and New Jersey, burger options abound, from pared-down smashburgers topped with a simple combo of lettuce, tomato and onion, to patties finished with bacon and eggs designed for brunch-time enjoyment. Up and down the New Jersey coastline and into Philadelphia, these are the spots serving can’t-miss burgers.
10 romantic restaurants in Philadelphia for every kind of date
Whether you want to woo your Valentine with fussy French food or share a plate of fried chicken at a gastropub, Philadelphia’s most romantic restaurants can vastly improve Cupid’s aim this February. For some, sparks will fly over vegan snacks and zippy cocktails at a dimly lit Center City bar. At an Italian institution in East Passyunk, live opera performances draw couples who prefer more epic celebrations. Others may opt for a nostalgic evening at a retro steakhouse just over the Ben Franklin Bridge. Treat yourself and your date to a swoon-worthy meal. Read on for a guide to Philadelphia’s 10 top date-night restaurants.
The Best Places to Grab a Drink in Philadelphia
Philadelphia’s bar scene pulses with the same eclectic energy that defines its restaurants. In every neighborhood, you’ll find spots that reflect the people who live, work, and drink there. Some embrace the city’s signature blue collar ethos while others offer glamorous settings—and even higher-end spirits. Many are attached to restaurant kitchens that turn out the kind of top-notch food that put Philadelphia on the culinary map. The city’s drinking dens have you covered, whether your tastes skew classic or trendy, whiskey or vodka, domestic or imported. Grab a friend—plus a barstool—and explore this town by way of its best watering holes.
Black-Owned and -Operated Restaurants to Support in Philadelphia & New Jersey
OpenTable gives restaurants the ability to celebrate their identity on their restaurant profile—making it even easier for you to find Black-owned and -operated restaurants to support. Explore the spots in your area.
Women-Owned and -Operated Restaurants to Support in Philadelphia
Celebrate the diversity of the restaurant industry! These Woman-owned and -operated restaurants are proud to share their identity — explore spots to support near you.
Discover Lahaska
For a relatively small town, you might be surprised at the variety and sheer volume of dining options available in Lahaska. This is thanks in large part to the main outdoor shopping center that hosts year-round festivals, competitions, and other such events. When tourists come in to visit the village, the locals do not disappoint when it comes to serving up deliciousness. The restaurants in Lahaska lean toward the side of classic American cuisine, with a distinction between cafe, bar, and bakery styles. And for those with dietary limits? No problem! There's plenty of vegetarian and gluten-free options to choose from at almost every restaurant.