Award-winning Butcher's Grind burgers, ground fresh daily, anchor the menu at this casual New Hope bar and grill in Peddler's Village. Outdoor patio seating under umbrellas and breakfast service starting at 8am make it versatile for any meal.
Award-winning Butcher's Grind burgers, ground fresh daily, anchor the menu at this casual New Hope bar and grill in Peddler's Village. Outdoor patio seating under umbrellas and breakfast service starting at 8am make it versatile for any meal.
The restaurant's signature Butcher's Grind burgers receive specific acclaim from multiple reviewers and are identified by the restaurant as award-winning and ground fresh daily. This commitment to daily preparation distinguishes the burger program from standard bar fare. The menu demonstrates unexpected creativity with items like the Guac-and-Mole Burger ($18.75) combining Mexican flavors with bacon and queso fresco, and the Sweetheart BBQ Chicken Sandwich ($17) featuring chocolate BBQ glaze. Beyond burgers, the restaurant offers stone-fired thin-crust pizzas and serves three distinct meal periods daily, operating breakfast from 8am-10am seven days a week—unusual for a bar and grill concept. The location within Peddler's Village provides convenient access to shopping and attractions, while the outdoor patio with umbrella-covered tables creates a seasonal dining option that photos show frequently occupied with families and groups.
Multiple reviewers specifically praised the burger quality, describing them as juicy and perfectly seasoned; the Guac-and-Mole version features spicy guacamole, mole sauce, bacon, and queso fresco
Loaded with truffle oil, three-cheese blend, hollandaise, and fresh herbs; photos show this appetizer being shared at multiple tables
One reviewer specifically recommended getting these as a side, calling them a standout item worth ordering
Start with Dad's Fries ($14), which layer truffle oil, a three-cheese blend, hollandaise, and fresh herbs for a decadent appetizer multiple tables were photographed sharing. The Guac-and-Mole Burger ($18.75) showcases the kitchen's creativity, combining spicy guacamole with mole sauce, applewood smoked bacon, and queso fresco. One reviewer specifically called out the sweet potato waffle fries as a must-order side item. For lighter appetites, the Salt 'n Pepper Calamari ($14.50) comes with cherry peppers, scallions, and smoked tomato aïoli, while the Butternut Squash Hummus ($14.50) offers a vegetarian option served with grilled pita, vegetables, sliced apples, and goat cheese. The Buffalo Chicken Flatbread ($18) provides a shareable option with mozzarella, buffalo sauce, red onions, bacon bits, and ranch drizzle. According to the restaurant, stone-fired thin-crust pizzas represent another signature category, with photos showing whole pies served on wooden boards with various vegetable toppings and a rustic presentation style.
Photos depict a casual environment where burgers arrive impaled with knives and topped with spear pickles, served on parchment paper alongside generous portions of fries. The outdoor patio features multiple tables under branded umbrellas, with images showing families and groups occupying the space in relaxed configurations. One reviewer praised the "upscale-yet-casual" atmosphere and noted staff members are "attentive, friendly, and makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in." However, atmosphere experiences vary: one guest specifically complained about "noise from slamming dishes" that multiple customers mentioned during their visit, while another noted heating issues in the lower dining room on a cold day. Service quality receives consistent positive mentions, with multiple reviewers calling it "great" or "amazing." The restaurant identifies as family-friendly, confirmed by one regular who reports going "all the time" with children. For a first visit, request patio seating during moderate weather and order one of the specialty burgers with sweet potato waffle fries to experience what regulars return for.
Buttonwood Grill operates walk-in only for parties of five or fewer during lunch service (11am-4pm), while dinner reservations are accepted through Resy or by calling 215-794-4040. Parties of six or more can make lunch reservations. Hours run 8am-10am for breakfast, then 11am-8:30pm Sunday through Thursday, with extended 9:30pm closing on Friday and Saturday. Menu prices position the restaurant in the moderate range: specialty burgers run $17-$18.75, appetizers span $10-$16.50, salads cost $12-$15.95, and craft cocktails reach $15-$15.50. The restaurant promotes a prix fixe dinner menu Monday through Thursday starting at 4pm, and offers a First Friday special with cheeseburger, fries, and Yuengling draft for $18. The Peddler's Village location provides built-in shopping and entertainment options before or after meals. Best suited for families seeking reliable American fare, groups wanting shareable appetizers and burgers, and casual diners looking for outdoor patio seating in warm weather. One reviewer noted difficulty accessing the gluten-free menu, requiring a trip to the hostess stand, so guests with dietary restrictions should proactively ask about options.
Tucked into the charming streetscape of Peddler's Village, Buttonwood Grill draws visitors with its welcoming atmosphere and solid pub fare. The consensus among reviewers centers on consistently good service, with staff described as quick to engage and friendly throughout the dining experience. Regulars particularly praise the burgers, which appear to be a standout menu item. The restaurant benefits from its prime Peddler's Village location, offering diners the pleasant ambience of the popular shopping destination. Multiple reviewers note the appealing atmosphere that complements the food. The venue features both upper and lower dining areas, though winter diners should be aware of potential heating inconsistencies. One recent visitor mentioned temperature issues in the lower dining room during colder months, leading them to relocate upstairs - though they noted that the frequent opening of doors can create drafts in that space as well. Despite this seasonal comfort concern, the same reviewer expressed plans to return, suggesting the overall experience outweighs the heating quirks. The service consistently earns praise across reviews, with diners appreciating both the quality of attention and the friendly demeanor of the staff. For those exploring Peddler's Village, Buttonwood Grill offers a reliable stop for straightforward American fare in a pleasant setting, particularly during warmer months when temperature concerns are less of a factor.
“Good burgers, good service, nice ambience in Peddlers's Village.”
“Service with a smile. Quick to engage”
“Very nice atmosphere and fare. Service was great too. However, it was a cold day and heat was not working in the lower dining room. We settled for the upper dining area and every time the door opened, we got the gust of cold air. 🥶 I recommend fixing the heat and installing a vestibule. We'll be back in the spring.”
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Yes, Buttonwood Grill offers free lot parking and free street parking.
Yes, Buttonwood Grill accepts reservations. Call ahead to reserve your table.
Buttonwood Grill is open: Monday: 8:00 – 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM – 8:30 PM; Tuesday: 8:00 – 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM – 8:30 PM; Wednesday: 8:00 – 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM – 8:30 PM; Thursday: 8:00 – 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM – 8:30 PM; Friday: 8:00 – 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM – 9:30 PM; Saturday: 8:00 – 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM – 9:30 PM; Sunday: 8:00 – 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM – 8:30 PM.
Yes, Buttonwood Grill is a great choice for large groups and parties.
Yes, Buttonwood Grill is family-friendly and offers a kids menu.
Yes, Buttonwood Grill offers takeout.
Yes, Buttonwood Grill has wheelchair accessible entrance, accessible seating, accessible restroom and accessible parking.
Buttonwood Grill accepts major credit cards and contactless payments.
Buttonwood Grill is known for its signature Butcher's Grind burgers, which the restaurant identifies as award-winning and ground fresh daily. Multiple reviewers specifically praised the burger quality, with one describing them as "juicy, perfectly seasoned, and served on high-quality buns." The restaurant also promotes its stone-fired thin-crust pizzas and extensive craft beer menu. Creative menu items include the Guac-and-Mole Burger featuring spicy guacamole, mole sauce, bacon, and queso fresco for $18.75, and Dad's Fries topped with truffle oil, three-cheese blend, and hollandaise for $14.
Yes, Buttonwood Grill serves breakfast daily from 8am to 10am, seven days a week. This early service is unusual for a bar and grill concept and makes the restaurant versatile for multiple meal occasions. The restaurant then closes briefly before reopening for lunch at 11am. According to their website, breakfast menu items are available during this dedicated morning window, separate from the all-day menu that starts at 11am. The breakfast service adds convenience for guests staying in the New Hope area or visiting Peddler's Village early in the day.
Dad's Fries ($14) stand out as a decadent appetizer option, featuring truffle oil, a three-cheese blend, hollandaise, and fresh herbs including parsley, chives, and scallions. The Salt 'n Pepper Calamari ($14.50) comes with cherry peppers, scallions, and smoked tomato aïoli for a more traditional starter. For vegetarian options, the Butternut Squash Hummus ($14.50) includes grilled pita, carrots, celery, sliced apples, and goat cheese. The Buffalo Chicken Flatbread ($18) provides a shareable option with mozzarella, buffalo sauce, red onions, bacon bits, and ranch drizzle. Baked Soft Pretzel Sticks ($11) offer the most affordable starter with jalapeño cheddar ale sauce.
Yes, Buttonwood Grill offers seasonal outdoor patio seating that photos show featuring multiple tables under Tito's Vodka branded umbrellas. Images depict families and groups occupying the patio space in relaxed configurations, creating an inviting atmosphere for casual dining. The location within Peddler's Village provides a pedestrian-friendly setting with shopping and attractions nearby. One reviewer specifically noted the "amazing" atmosphere, and the outdoor space appears well-suited for moderate weather dining. The patio provides a more relaxed alternative to indoor seating, where one guest complained about noise from slamming dishes during their visit.
Buttonwood Grill's specialty cocktail menu includes creative options like the Chocolate Strawberry Espresso Martini ($15) made with strawberry purée, espresso, Licor 43 Chocolate, vanilla vodka, and coffee liqueur. The Chocolate Old Fashioned ($15.50) features Maker's Mark Butter Cake, chocolate bitters, and crème de cacao for a dessert-inspired twist on the classic. For non-alcoholic options, the Iced Caramel Mocha ($8) combines caramel syrup, chocolate, cream, iced coffee, and whipped cream. According to the restaurant's website, they maintain an extensive craft beer menu alongside these cocktail offerings, supporting their identity as a bar and grill destination.
Yes, the menu includes several vegetarian-friendly items. The Butternut Squash Hummus ($14.50) comes with grilled pita, carrots, celery, sliced apples, and goat cheese. The Spinach & Artichoke Dip ($15) serves as another appetizer option with tortilla chips. Salad choices include the Roasted Butternut Squash salad ($15.95) with mixed greens, spinach, dried cranberries, toasted almonds, goat cheese, and cider vinaigrette. However, one reviewer noted difficulty accessing the gluten-free menu without assistance from the hostess stand, suggesting guests with specific dietary needs should proactively ask staff about vegetarian preparations and ingredient modifications to ensure items meet their requirements.
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