Location: Collegeville
Top Restaurants in Collegeville
Where to eat American food in Collegeville: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on American food in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, United States. Collegeville is a borough in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia on the Perkiomen Creek. Collegeville was incorporated in 1896. It is the location of Ursinus College, opened in 1869. The population was 5,089 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Collegeville
10. Champps
Overall Ratings
3 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Kevin J
Here on business, came here two nights in a row. The southern style Buffalo chicken sandwich was great, spicy and fries were hot and crispy. Next night decided to go healthy and the tuna avacado salad was awesome. Beer selection is 2nd to none. You like IPAs the 10 Barrel Apocalypse is fantastic and went for a Kona Big Wave on night 2. Bartenders on both nights were awesome.
9. Corner Cafe 29
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Cin4513
This place is close to my office and my coworkers wanted to come here for a quick lunch. I had a cheddar cheese omelette that came with potatoes and toast. My one coworker had the bang bang shrimp salad and my other coworker had a chicken Cesar salad and onion rings. Both salads looked amazing and I would try the shrimp salad next time. The omelette was ok, nothing outstanding but nothing wrong with it either. I tried the onion rings and they were good. My coworkers both liked their salads. The service is good and quick and the prices are reasonable. I would come here again.
8. Red Robin Gourmet Burgers
Overall Ratings
3 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By GerryBaron06
This is the one place where we can count on a good burger. Never have we been disappointed. The burgers are flavorful and juicy.Whenever we come at least one person has the Royal Red Robin Burger. This is by far our favorite burger. This time we accompanied it with the Garlic Herbed Fries which are delicious. The food is so good that we often feel like eating past the point of contentment.The unlimited refills on the flavored lemonade allows me to enjoy the Poppin Purple Lemonade and take some home at the end of the meal.
7. DaVinci's Pub
Overall Ratings
3 based on 121 reviews
Great restaurant located in Collegeville. Used to owned and operated as a Harpoon Louie's but several years ago it was bought and closed down for renovations and then reopened. The food and service are great and the prices are reasonable. Despite the fact
Reviewed By BATMANCATWOMAN
If you are are in Collegeville PA DaVinci's is a decent choice for dinner. The offer a variety of food choices , try the flat bread pizza.
6. My Friend's Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By NortheastUSA
Went to My Friends with another couple on a Saturday evening. They take reservations and try hard to put you where you wish to seat. Like other reviewers said, this is a cozy casual place...nothing fancy. It has a bar, TVs, handful of tables. Waitress was nice, although a bit busy. She was very informative about their specials and gave great advice on what regulars tend to like there. Menu is immense and has a host of interesting dishes. It has a whole page of grilled cheese sandwich options! We found the food and drinks to be good. It was a nice experience, and we will go again
5. Movie Tavern
Overall Ratings
3 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By Ed H
The Movie Tavern is a good format to view movies with comfortable seats and food served at your seat. This past experience was awful. We ordered Quesidillas which seems simple to prepare but they were cold, soggy, tasteless and unedible. We suggest you eat elsewhere before going to the movie tavern.Maybe this facility is under new management as it seems there is no concern for quality food,
4. The Pub at Wegmans
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
With the warm ambience of a classic Irish pub and a menu made using the freshest and best ingredients, Wegmans' Pubs have become a popular dining destination.
Reviewed By marian0286
The menu is quite varied and things that I and our party had were tasty. The New England clam chowder was good and the French dip sandwich good and served with extra gravy as requested. Our server, Adrian, was friendly, and checked to see that everything was okay. Two of us had lobster rolls and they were a little skimpy with the filling, but what was there was tasty. The home made potati chips were very crisp and the green beans done and seasoned perfectly. The burgers are good size, not skinny like at the fast food chains. A good experience as it was a last minute choice.
3. Collegeville Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By Golfguymb
Visiting area for the Philly golf show and stayed in Collegeville hotel. Found this place for dinner one night and had the London Broil / Baked Potato / Green Beans / Salad / Rolls and it was just wonderful It was so good that the next morning I went there for Breakfast and it was just as good. Service was great and staff very friendly. This place has everything under the sun for breakfast / lunch or dinner.
2. Chow Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
a 50 seat casual BYO in a historic home right down the street from Ursinus College. Serving Lunch, Dinner, Saturday - Sunday Brunch, New American Cuisine
Reviewed By WorkingParentsof5
My wife and I first visited Chow Bistro in March of last year, you can find our review here. We returned a couple of times after that and were equally pleased. However, we had dinner there last night and we were quite disappointed. They were totally booked, and we were lucky to have made our reservation when we did. And, I agree with other reviews regarding the noise level; conversation between my wife and I was very difficult. We were seated at the table right where the staff enters and exits the kitchen, never a good spot, but someone has to get it. The service did not match up to our previous visits; our server may have been new because she seemed very unsure of what she was doing. The food, however, was the biggest disappointment. The menu has been drastically reduced from its previous wide selections. The squid skewers appetizer was seriously overcooked, as was the pistachio-crusted brie. We each selected entree's from the specials menu. My wife's caribbean mahi mahi was fine, but not remarkable. My grilled ribeye steak was disappointing; a rather thin slice that was served with a sauce that was tasty but overpowered the steak. Finally, it came time for dessert, we chose to share the bread pudding that we had on previous visits. After waiting through two cups of coffee we were served... apple cobbler. We didn't want to send it back or make a fuss, but we did mention it to the staff. Graciously, they gave us the bread pudding in a take out container, which was a nice gesture. All in all, this dinner was not at all like previous experiences, which left us to wonder, what's changed?
1. Firebirds Wood Fired Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 319 reviews
Firebirds Wood Fired Grill is an American Restaurant and Steakhouse serving authentic wood-fired steaks, seafood, specialty cocktails and select wines. Join us for Happy Hour at the FIREBAR® or on the patio for drink specials and bar bites. We offer top-n
Reviewed By 198rodneyw
The service was decent, the food was enjoyable, nothing over the top. A good place to go if you want to have a meal and watch your favorite sporting event.Rodney,Thank you for providing feedback regarding this visit. I am happy to hear you had a good visit but I'm disappointed you did not experience the full quality of our service and food like we aim to deliver. Firebirds was founded on the highest of standards and when we fail to exceed the expectations of our guests, it is imperative that we rectify the experience. I will be forwarding your comments to our leadership team.Thank you.
