We've been dining at the Carversville Inn for about 19 years, yes, you read it right. It is one of the few consistently good restaurants in Bucks County. It's become an 18 year tradition in our family to dine at the Inn on Mother's Day and our son, who is now 18, has taken his girlfriend there to celebrate special... More

Let me start out by saying we have eaten here for years (although not locals) and have never had a "sharing charge". I always order the salad w/apple slices, pecans and blue cheese, and it is always heavenly. The entrees have always been well-done, and the desserts are quite good. That being said, there are definitely problems sometimes with the... More

Having been there on a few ocassions now, I agree with the other reviewer that this is likely a great spot if you are a regular patron. The chatter is personal and inviting towards the frequent guest but distant and even stand-off-ish towards anyone with an unfamiliar face. I have been there several times now and each time I feel... More

Well here is the real story of the Carversville Inn. They have surly servers, one in particular a heavy set woman with dark hair,(don't know her name) who scowls at anyone she does not know to be a regular.They have sharing charges which is ridiculous in this day and age and do not price their soups on the menu, yet... More

Nestled on an ancient crossroads in a Bucks County forest lies the small village of Carversville. Once known as Aquetong by the Lenni Lenape indians, Carversville is home to a General Store, Noel Barrett's Antique Toy Store (of Antique Roadshow Fame) and of course the Carversville Inn. One can no longer stay at the Inn as a guest - those... More