This Sellersville pub food spot in a building dating to 1758 draws crowds for buffalo wings, crab fries, and live music on the patio. Open until 2 AM daily with daily specials and a local tavern vibe.
This Sellersville pub food spot in a building dating to 1758 draws crowds for buffalo wings, crab fries, and live music on the patio. Open until 2 AM daily with daily specials and a local tavern vibe.
The kitchen at The Horse Tavern & Grille prepares everything from scratch daily, according to the restaurant, with buffalo wings and crab fries anchoring the menu. Multiple reviewers across the collected feedback specifically praised the wings, with one guest stating they came for the "great wings" and another noting "daily specials, quick friendly service and great wings too." Photos show the buffalo wings with appealing char and color, served with celery sticks and a generous portion of ranch dressing on the side. The signature crab fries—described on the menu as a healthy portion of fries topped with crab meat—represent the most distinctive item. Burgers also earn consistent mention, with one reviewer highlighting the "Gouda jam burger" and another reporting that two burgers ordered at different temperatures were both "cooked to perfection & deliciousness." The kitchen also prepares more upscale options, as evidenced by photos showing plated steak with cherry sauce, creamed potatoes, and sautéed kale, plus a cheesesteak generously covered in melted cheese with au jus. Daily and weekly specials provide variety beyond the standard menu.
Multiple reviewers specifically praised the wings, with photos showing appealing char and color served with celery and generous ranch dressing
The restaurant's most distinctive signature item—a healthy portion of fries topped with crab meat, prepared from scratch daily
Specifically called out by one reviewer, with multiple guests noting burgers cooked accurately to requested temperatures
The Horse Tavern occupies a building established in 1758, originally operating as the White Horse Hotel. According to the restaurant's website, the property has served as a gathering place for locals and travelers since the Revolutionary War, continuing through the Civil War, both World Wars, and into the present day. The site's innkeepers have historically worked to "keep the lights on, the food good, and the beer cold" across more than 260 years of operation. Current owners Mike Carey and Dave Adlesberger purchased the property in February 2005, changed the name from the White Horse Hotel to The Horse Tavern & Grill, and added an outdoor patio while maintaining the establishment's traditional tavern character. The interior preserves what one reviewer described as "that dark room style, traditional Pub atmosphere," creating the feel of a classic neighborhood gathering spot. The building's longevity makes it one of Bucks County's oldest continuously operating hospitality venues.
The outdoor patio at The Horse Tavern & Grille hosts live acoustic music performances, with photos showing two musicians playing guitars and singing while customers dine at tables. The patio features tables, chairs, and umbrellas that provide shade, creating what appears in images as a casual and inviting setting with ample seating. One reviewer specifically mentioned "great music last night on the patio," highlighting the entertainment as a draw. The combination of outdoor dining and live performances makes the space particularly popular during warmer months and on weekends. However, several reviews noted that when the patio gets busy, service can lag significantly—one guest reported a 45-minute wait for drinks from the outdoor bartender during a crowded period, while another mentioned the outside bartender sat on her phone for seven minutes before acknowledging waiting customers. Despite occasional service delays during peak times, the patio setting with live music creates a relaxed, social atmosphere that draws both locals and visitors looking for outdoor entertainment in Sellersville.
The Horse Tavern & Grille operates from 11:00 AM to 2:00 AM seven days a week, making it a viable option for late-night dining in Bucks County when most kitchens have closed. The venue attracts a heavy local crowd, as noted by multiple reviewers, creating a neighborhood tavern feel where regulars receive familiar service. The bar offers a large selection of beer on tap, plus bottles, cans, and growlers, with photos showing well-poured light beer with good head in clear glasses. One reviewer praised the "great drink selection & excellent daily/weekly specials as well, all reasonably priced," while another noted a cash discount option. At a moderate price point of $15-30 per person, the establishment delivers pub food and drinks at accessible pricing for groups, happy hour gatherings, and casual meals. The venue works particularly well for groups seeking a relaxed setting without the formality of a full-service restaurant, though solo diners and couples also frequent the bar area for drinks and wings.
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Yes, The Horse Tavern & Grille offers free lot parking and free street parking.
Yes, The Horse Tavern & Grille accepts reservations. Call ahead to reserve your table.
The Horse Tavern & Grille is open: Monday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM; Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM; Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM; Thursday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM; Friday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM; Saturday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM; Sunday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM.
Yes, The Horse Tavern & Grille is a great choice for large groups and parties.
Yes, The Horse Tavern & Grille is family-friendly and offers a kids menu.
Yes, The Horse Tavern & Grille offers takeout and delivery.
Yes, The Horse Tavern & Grille has wheelchair accessible entrance, accessible seating, accessible restroom and accessible parking.
The Horse Tavern & Grille accepts major credit cards.
The Horse Tavern & Grille is known for its buffalo wings and signature crab fries—a healthy portion of fries topped with crab meat. Multiple reviewers specifically praised the wings, and the restaurant prepares all menu items from scratch daily according to their website. The venue also draws crowds for live acoustic music on the outdoor patio and its late-night hours, serving until 2 AM every night. The building itself, established in 1758, operates as one of Bucks County's oldest continuously running hospitality venues, originally known as the White Horse Hotel.
Yes, The Horse Tavern & Grille hosts live acoustic music performances on the outdoor patio. Photos show musicians playing guitars and singing while customers dine at tables under umbrellas. One reviewer specifically mentioned experiencing "great music last night on the patio," and the combination of outdoor dining with live entertainment makes the space particularly popular during warmer months. The patio features tables, chairs, and shade structures creating a casual atmosphere for enjoying performances alongside food and drinks.
The buffalo wings earn the most consistent praise across reviews, with multiple guests calling them out as a reason to return. The crab fries—fries topped with crab meat—represent the most distinctive signature item on the menu. Burgers also receive strong mentions, with one reviewer highlighting the Gouda jam burger and another noting that two burgers ordered at different temperatures were both cooked to perfection. Photos show the kitchen also prepares plated entrées like steak with cherry sauce, creamed potatoes, and sautéed kale, plus cheesesteaks with melted cheese and au jus. The restaurant offers daily and weekly specials beyond the regular menu.
The Horse Tavern & Grille operates from 11:00 AM to 2:00 AM every day of the week—Monday through Sunday on the same schedule. This makes it one of the later-serving dining options in Bucks County, useful for late-night meals when most other kitchens have closed. The consistent 2 AM closing time seven days a week provides reliability for groups seeking food and drinks well into the evening, whether on weekdays or weekends.
Service speed at The Horse Tavern & Grille varies significantly based on timing and staffing levels. Several reviewers reported quick, friendly service and praised their servers, while others documented waits of 20 to 45 minutes for drinks, particularly at the outdoor bar during busy periods. Multiple guests noted that local regulars tend to receive faster attention than new or occasional visitors. Some reviewers mentioned bartenders who seemed inattentive or left the bar unattended during shifts. Visiting during off-peak hours rather than crowded weekend evenings appears more likely to yield prompt service based on review patterns.
The Horse Tavern & Grille offers a traditional neighborhood tavern atmosphere with what one reviewer described as "that dark room style, traditional Pub atmosphere" inside. The venue draws a heavy local crowd creating a casual, familiar environment. The outdoor patio provides a different setting with tables, umbrellas for shade, and live acoustic music performances. Photos show the interior bar area with extensive beer taps and a relaxed pub feel, while the patio appears more open and social. The establishment maintains the character of its historic 1758 building while serving as a gathering place for both regulars and visitors seeking pub food and drinks in a low-key setting.
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Guest experiences with service at The Horse Tavern range from excellent to frustrating, with consistency appearing tied to staffing levels and timing. Several reviewers reported quick, friendly service—one noted "our service was awesome too" alongside great food and drinks, while another praised "quick friendly service." However, other guests encountered significant issues, particularly during busy periods. Multiple reviews documented long waits for drinks: one guest's companion waited 20 minutes for a beer, another counted seven minutes before the outdoor bartender acknowledged their presence, and a third reported a 45-minute delay for drinks at the outside bar. A few reviewers mentioned bartenders who seemed inattentive or disappeared for extended periods, with one noting a bartender left the bar multiple times to visit the playroom or operate the jukebox. One pattern that emerged across reviews is that local regulars tend to receive faster attention than new or occasional visitors, with one guest observing "definitely a heavy local crowd that they tend to much quicker than our party of 3." Visiting during off-peak hours may yield better service experiences than arriving during crowded weekend evenings.
