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One-of-a-kind shops, charming inns, and entertainment options at the Bucks County Playhouse draw Bucks County locals and visitors to New Hope. Another reason to visit this riverside town? The exceptional dining destinations that are conveniently situated seemingly every few steps along the streets of this idyllic locale. Here are nine essential dining spots to add to your New Hope dining roster.

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Sprig and Vine, a 100% vegan dining spot, serves up creative culinary dishes and is open for dinner service, with both dine-in and takeout options available, Wednesday through Sunday. This BYOB restaurant offers unique menu items including crispy smashed potatoes served with lemon aioli, jerk-grilled tofu with an agave/habanero/lime glaze, roasted tomato bisque soup, and zucchini and black-eyed pea griddle cakes with a chipotle roasted corn remoulade. Make sure to leave room for dessert and try the tiramisu, peach crumble cashew cheesecake, or another seasonal sweet item.

The historic 150-year-old church which was once home to Southern fare dining spot Marsha Brown restaurant is now local fine dining spot Oldestone Steakhouse. As you enter this eye-catching destination through the inviting gas lantern flanked entryway, you’ll be treated to visions of an elegant interior within the bi-level space. Standout menu items include the pan-seared potato gnocchi, beet and burrata salad, prime cowboy ribeye, and premium reserve pork chop. Don’t forget to peruse the cocktail menu and enjoy your flavorful filet alongside a classic Old Fashioned or robust Cabernet.

When dining out with a large group or simply having a difficult time deciding what to eat, the Ferry Market in New Hope is the answer to your dining dilemma. This South Main Street location features over a dozen food vendors, so everyone can find a meal option they enjoy when eating together. Some of the culinary bites you’ll find at this comprehensive dining spot include Brazilian dishes from Sabor, pastrami and corned beef sandwiches from The Spot, creative pizza pies from Market Pizza, and sweet treats from Sciascia Confections.

The cozy dining room of Ferry + Main welcomes in Logan Inn hotel guests as well as New Hope residents and visitors to settle in at one of the many tables. Sit inside by the inviting fireplace and enjoy steak frites or chicken osso buco while sipping crisp white wine or have an espresso martini and caprese salad on the outdoor patio during warmer weather months.

Picturesque river views, stellar service, and an impressive food and drink selection are a few of the features that will draw you in at Martine’s Riverhouse. Seasonal dishes fill the menu from small plates featuring deviled eggs and shishito peppers to entrees of French cut chicken and branzino filet. Two main entrees, the bowtie pesto and pad Thai, are meals you can enjoy with or without protein additions.

Seafood dishes, savory vegetarian options, and brunch favorites, such as huevos rancheros, fill the seasonal menus at Stella, located at the waterfront Ghost Light Inn. Enjoy front row seats to eye-catching Delaware River views as you sip unique cocktails, such as the Run It Back option, a concoction of house-infused strawberry gin, framboise, and a hint of pink peppercorn, and share flavorful starters, such as the seasonal cornbread and white bean and yuzu hummus.

The burger selection at The Burgerly is awe-inspiring to say the least, filled with tempting choices, such as the mushroom-laden burger named The Magnificent, or the bacon-topped burger known as The Wonderful. When you visit The Burgerly and select your burger of choice, make sure to order some of the restaurant’s double-fried, skin-on fries with a flight of housemade sauces for your dipping pleasure, including serrano pepper honey aioli and sweet onion aioli, to name two. Grab a seat at one of the indoor dining tables to enjoy your meal or sit at the counter at the front window and watch the town walk by.

Odette’s, situated at New Hope’s upscale RiverHouse at Odette’s hotel, offers an elegant dining option where the exposed brick dining room and river views provide exceptional ambience and the culinary dishes keep you coming back for more. Enjoy menu offerings such as the Odette’s Seafood Collection, a menagerie of East Coast oysters, middlenecks, and shrimp crab cocktail, New England lobster roll, prime New York strip steak, and veal parmigiana. The cocktails are on point as well with libations such as Odette’s Sangria and a variety of bourbon and vodka drinks to accompany your meal.

Located along lovely River Road, outside the center of New Hope, you’ll find Bowman’s Tavern. This rustic chic dining spot offers tavern-style fare with a contemporary twist. In addition to daily specials to tempt you, the menu features items such as cornmeal crusted calamari, Fulper Farms whipped ricotta with toasted sesame bread, chipotle hot chicken sandwich, and a wide array of steak offerings for the beef lovers. Enjoy live music every night as you dine and sip cocktails at the bar or seated in the dining area.

Sprig and Vine, a 100% vegan dining spot, serves up creative culinary dishes and is open for dinner service, with both dine-in and takeout options available, Wednesday through Sunday. This BYOB restaurant offers unique menu items including crispy smashed potatoes served with lemon aioli, jerk-grilled tofu with an agave/habanero/lime glaze, roasted tomato bisque soup, and zucchini and black-eyed pea griddle cakes with a chipotle roasted corn remoulade. Make sure to leave room for dessert and try the tiramisu, peach crumble cashew cheesecake, or another seasonal sweet item.

The historic 150-year-old church which was once home to Southern fare dining spot Marsha Brown restaurant is now local fine dining spot Oldestone Steakhouse. As you enter this eye-catching destination through the inviting gas lantern flanked entryway, you’ll be treated to visions of an elegant interior within the bi-level space. Standout menu items include the pan-seared potato gnocchi, beet and burrata salad, prime cowboy ribeye, and premium reserve pork chop. Don’t forget to peruse the cocktail menu and enjoy your flavorful filet alongside a classic Old Fashioned or robust Cabernet.

When dining out with a large group or simply having a difficult time deciding what to eat, the Ferry Market in New Hope is the answer to your dining dilemma. This South Main Street location features over a dozen food vendors, so everyone can find a meal option they enjoy when eating together. Some of the culinary bites you’ll find at this comprehensive dining spot include Brazilian dishes from Sabor, pastrami and corned beef sandwiches from The Spot, creative pizza pies from Market Pizza, and sweet treats from Sciascia Confections.

The cozy dining room of Ferry + Main welcomes in Logan Inn hotel guests as well as New Hope residents and visitors to settle in at one of the many tables. Sit inside by the inviting fireplace and enjoy steak frites or chicken osso buco while sipping crisp white wine or have an espresso martini and caprese salad on the outdoor patio during warmer weather months.

Picturesque river views, stellar service, and an impressive food and drink selection are a few of the features that will draw you in at Martine’s Riverhouse. Seasonal dishes fill the menu from small plates featuring deviled eggs and shishito peppers to entrees of French cut chicken and branzino filet. Two main entrees, the bowtie pesto and pad Thai, are meals you can enjoy with or without protein additions.

Seafood dishes, savory vegetarian options, and brunch favorites, such as huevos rancheros, fill the seasonal menus at Stella, located at the waterfront Ghost Light Inn. Enjoy front row seats to eye-catching Delaware River views as you sip unique cocktails, such as the Run It Back option, a concoction of house-infused strawberry gin, framboise, and a hint of pink peppercorn, and share flavorful starters, such as the seasonal cornbread and white bean and yuzu hummus.

The burger selection at The Burgerly is awe-inspiring to say the least, filled with tempting choices, such as the mushroom-laden burger named The Magnificent, or the bacon-topped burger known as The Wonderful. When you visit The Burgerly and select your burger of choice, make sure to order some of the restaurant’s double-fried, skin-on fries with a flight of housemade sauces for your dipping pleasure, including serrano pepper honey aioli and sweet onion aioli, to name two. Grab a seat at one of the indoor dining tables to enjoy your meal or sit at the counter at the front window and watch the town walk by.

Odette’s, situated at New Hope’s upscale RiverHouse at Odette’s hotel, offers an elegant dining option where the exposed brick dining room and river views provide exceptional ambience and the culinary dishes keep you coming back for more. Enjoy menu offerings such as the Odette’s Seafood Collection, a menagerie of East Coast oysters, middlenecks, and shrimp crab cocktail, New England lobster roll, prime New York strip steak, and veal parmigiana. The cocktails are on point as well with libations such as Odette’s Sangria and a variety of bourbon and vodka drinks to accompany your meal.

Located along lovely River Road, outside the center of New Hope, you’ll find Bowman’s Tavern. This rustic chic dining spot offers tavern-style fare with a contemporary twist. In addition to daily specials to tempt you, the menu features items such as cornmeal crusted calamari, Fulper Farms whipped ricotta with toasted sesame bread, chipotle hot chicken sandwich, and a wide array of steak offerings for the beef lovers. Enjoy live music every night as you dine and sip cocktails at the bar or seated in the dining area.

From stepping out for intimate dinners in New York City to strolling through Manhattan's West Village together, Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid continue to enjoy each other's company.

Now PEOPLE can confirm they've also spent time outside of the city together, in a charming riverfront town in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Several weeks ago, both Cooper, 48, and Hadid, 28, were spotted at the luxury hotel River House at Odette's in New Hope, Pennsylvania together — not far from where Gigi's mother Yolanda has a farm.

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"They were both here at the same time," a River House regular confirms to PEOPLE, adding that they were enjoying an evening at the hotel's exclusive roof bar.

"The roof bar is for members and hotel guests only," the onlooker explains, adding that Gigi and her siblings, Bella and Anwar, are also members and frequent guests.

"Their family farm is only about a mile down the road," another insider says, referring to Yolanda Hadid's Bucks County horse farm.

Previously, another insider explained to PEOPLE that the couple's budding romance definitely included road trips out of the city.

“Gigi is great. She is getting to know Bradley outside of the city. They take weekend trips together," the insider said. "She has fun. She likes that he is a dad, too.” (Hadid shares daughter Khai, 3, with her ex Zayn Malik, while Cooper shares daughter Lea De Seine, 5, with his ex Irina Shayk.)

The River House at Odette's, which opened in 2020, also boasts 36 hotel rooms and two guest cottages as well as a farm-to-table restaurant Odette's and the private roof club, all overlooking the Delaware River.

"It's a popular spot for brunch, dinner, drinks and just people watching," the first source adds, noting that it's only 40 miles outside of Philadelphia and a four-minute walk to town. "We're always packed on weekends."

Crawlers relive the Revolutionary era with a four-stop tour of pubs and restaurants in New Hope and Lambertville.

|Updated Mon, Jan 29, 2024 at 3:03 am ET

NEW HOPE, PA — New Hope turned the clocks back to the late 1700s on Saturday as a Revolutionary Pub Crawl made its way through the river towns of New Hope and Lambertville.

At noon, more than 40 crawlers gathered at Havana’s on South Main Street in New Hope to lift a pint with General George Washington before embarking on the ninth annual crawl, which took them to four local establishments where they learned about life during the Revolution while enjoying light fare, drinks and special music.

At Havana, General George Washington, portrayed by Sam Davis, spoke to the gathering about the dark days of the American Revolution, when victory seemed beyond reach.

General George Washington, portrayed by Sam Davis, at Havana's.

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At the bar inside Havana's. (Photo by Jeff Werner)

At the Lambertville House, re-enactor Leon Vaughan shared the story of the Marblehead regiment which navigated Washington and the troops across the Delaware on that fateful Christmas night in 1776. The crawlers learned that without the help of the Marbleheaders and Colonel John Glover the crossing would never have happened.

Organizer Marianne Rosato joins re-enactors and event supporters inside the Lambertville House in New Jersey. (Photo by Jeff Werner)

George Washington shares a conversation with one of the crawlers. (Photo by Jeff Werner)

At the Logan Inn, Benjamin Franklin, portrayed by Rob Devitis, regaled the crawlers with life stories and told the gathering that every one of his ideas, institutions, and inventions were all done for the public good. Not one of them was for myself. The lending library. The fire department. And the hospital. Not many know that I started the very first hospital in this country and it's still here today - Pennsylvania Hospital."

The crawl concluded with stops at the Great Barn Taproom where they were greeted and entertained by historian and singer-songwriter Richard Jarboe and at Havana's for an After Party with live music and dancing to the Strange Brew Crew.

April and Peter Burkin of Morrisville Borough were taking their first Revolutionary Crawl and were having a great time.

"It's a great way to learn about history and do it in a fun way," said Peter. "I never knew some of the things that we are hearing today."

"And we love to dress up and drink so this is perfect for us," added April.

April and Peter Burkin of Morrisville Borough at the bar at Havana's. (Photo by Jeff Werner)

The crawl was created by Marianne Rosato for New Hope Winterfest as a way of keeping history alive while supporting and promoting local businesses. She now runs the local crawl through her own marketing company with plans for future pub crawls coming soon Morristown, Princeton, Easton, and Doylestown.

Rosato's next big event is a River Towns Soup Cook-off scheduled for February 24 from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Havana on South Main Street. Local chefs will be whipping up their favorite soups with the public getting to taste and vote for their favorites. The cost is $20 per person.

To order tickets, visit www.RevolutionaryCrawlAndEvents.com.

The Revolutionary Crawl makes its way north on Main Street in New Hope. (Photo by Jeff Werner)

On the New Hope-Lambertville Free Bridge. (Photo by Jeff Werner)

(Photos by Jeff Werner)

The contractor has asked for an additional day before starting the rehabilitation project, the commission announced.

|Updated Wed, Jan 24, 2024 at 4:00 pm ET

NEW HOPE, PA — The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission today announced that construction activities and travel impacts for its upcoming 10-month-long New Hope-Lambertville Bridge Rehabilitation Project have been rescheduled to start on Tuesday, January 30.

The commission previously announced a January 29 start date for the work. The commission said the project contractor has since asked for an additional day before starting work at the bridge. Rather than start a scheduled traffic detour on Monday and not have work taking place on the bridge, it was decided to launch construction and travel changes on Tuesday instead.

So, on Tuesday morning, an uninterrupted eight-month-long New Jersey-bound traffic detour will be put into effect at the intersection of Bridge and Main streets in New Hope. This will initially allow the bridge’s Pennsylvania-bound traffic to be shifted into the travel lane that normally carries New Jersey-bound traffic. The bridge’s Pennsylvania-bound traffic shift shall remain in place into May, after which it is to be moved back into its normal upstream lane. The bridge walkway also will remain open during this period.

New Jersey-bound detour: The uninterrupted New Jersey-bound traffic detour will have two starting points: at the intersection of East Bridge and Main streets in New Hope and at the intersection of West Bridge Street and Route 202 to the west of New Hope’ commercial center. Detour signage will direct affected motorists to the nearby New Hope-Lambertville Toll Bridge and Route 202 northbound, which is toll-free for travel into New Jersey. The full detour route continues to the intersection of Main Street/Route 29 and Bridge Street/Route 179 in Lambertville.

The NJ-bound detour map can be viewed at this link: https://www.drjtbc.org/wp-content/uploads/NJ-bound_travel_detour_January_to_September.pdf

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Stage 1 project work: The initial traffic changes to be put in place next week will produce a cordoned construction area on the bridge’s upstream side. This protected area will allow work crews to execute a series of Stage 1 project tasks: installation of a suspended debris-containment/work platform beneath the structure; erection of scaffolding and tarping systems; cleaning the upstream steel truss down to bare metal; making repairs where needed; applying a three-coat paint system; and conducting various electrical and lighting work

The Stage 1 work zone and bridge travel pattern can be viewed at this link: https://www.drjtbc.org/wp-content/uploads/Stage-1_bridge_travel_starts_January_29.pdf

A specific end date for the project’s first work stage and travel pattern is expected to be announced during the spring. The start date for the second work stage and corresponding travel pattern also would be announced at this time.

As with any public works project, the plan and schedule for carrying out the New Hope-Lambertville Bridge rehabilitation project is subject to change due to unpredictable variables like emergencies, supply-chain issues, and severe weather and river conditions.

A project webpage was established in early 2023. It is updated periodically. It can be viewed at: https://www.drjtbc.org/project/newhopelambertville.

New Hope is one of Pennsylvania’s most scenic fall getaways. As the leaves change color, this town on the Delaware River comes to life.

As the leaves change color, New Hope takes the spotlight on the Delaware River. Red, orange and yellow hues all bring a nostalgic feel to this town on the border of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Visitors can spend their days going apple picking, visiting public gardens, feasting on fine food and checking out some of the best antique stores anywhere in the region.

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9 Village Row, New Hope; (215) 862-5890

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Tucked away from the main streets and hidden in a strip mall away from the touristy areas is one of the best breakfasts in Pennsylvania. Though it can be just as hard to find online as in person, we assure you, this is no wild duck chase. Nearly four decades old, this gem serves up omelets made from farm-fresh eggs, quiches, seasonal pancakes, French toast and daily soup specials. You really can’t go wrong here.

3325 Creamery Rd., New Hope

This classic apple orchard is a great place to spend a few hours getting fresh air in the afternoons. Currently, Solebury offers Honeycrisp, Crimson Crisp, Jonathan, Cortland and early Fuji apple varieties. If you’re planning on making a weekend trip, be sure to reserve your spot online. Time slots fill up quickly, so make sure to get your name on the list. The farm market also sells amazing apple sauce and cider; get yours piping hot and warm up from those fall breezes.

5 W Mechanic St., New Hope; (215) 862-2612

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This quaint, red brick building offers an intimate atmosphere for indoor diners and a quiet porch for outdoor patrons. With quick, friendly service and cocktails made with fresh juice, Karla’s features ample options for a casual lunch. The fried chicken sandwich is a favorite, as are the lobster bisque and pork chop.

1635 River Rd., New Hope

Located in the historic Pidcock Creek Valley, the preserve boasts 700 different plant specials and 4.5 miles of trails that wind through forests, meadows, streams and ponds. Dozens, if not hundreds, of species of fauna grace the preserve as well, since aquatic life depends on the plants while birds and insects come to feed on the flowers that grow here. Spot woodpeckers, frogs, turtles and mushrooms at this unique slice of paradise in New Hope.

Main St., New Hope

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New Hope is a haven for lovers of classic vintages and antiques. Thirteen Vintage is a great stop to get pre-loved clothing. The selection of gently used and new items make it easy to lose track of time. The Creeper Gallery displays some of the most fascinating oddities you’ll see for free anywhere in the state. Open only on weekends from 12-5 p.m., the shop invites visitors to check out the haunted items room. Love Saves The Day, meanwhile, sells collectibles of every variety, from old comics to records, t-shirts, old toys and more. As always, keep your eyes peeled for authentic Ween merchandise. This famous Philly-based rock band got its start right here in New Hope and is a local legend.

7 W Mechanic St., New Hope; (215) 862-5851

Considered one of New Hope’s best-kept secrets, Zoubi offers al fresco dining in a quiet courtyard just off Main Street, and the indoor dining doesn’t disappoint, either. All items are fresh and top-quality, but the standout jumbo lump crabcake is a must-have with crawfish, grilled corn, andouille, roasted tomato and chowder. The colossal shrimp, octopus and strip steak are also can’t-miss items, while specialty cocktails like the Last Word (gin, Luxardo liqueur, chartreuse), La Belle Epoque (tequila, Pernod, dash of mezcal, lime) and a cinnamon ginger Old Fashioned will round out any meal.

20 Fisher’s Alley, New Hope

In the heart of New Hope, this charming B&B offers a slice of tranquility for your evening off. A certain warmth and charm emanates from the quiet rooms and suites at Porches on the Towpath. While tucked away right next to the historic Delaware Canal, you might hear the nostalgic clip-clop of mules pulling barges or the whistle of steam floats. Originally built as a granary in the 1830s, Porches now offers an unforgettable stay and an even better breakfast made from local and seasonal items.