The West End - Quakertown

Very friendly waiter (the bald muscular guy , amazing all you can eat crab legs and the brownie a la mode was really good too , has WiFi and good sevice will definitely come back Kid friendliness: Crayons and coloring book and Wi Fi for tablets :

Went here for the all you can eat Crab Legs. Service from the hostess, a darling, to the waiter..... awesome guy, to the server..... again awesome was top notch. Food was beyond delicious, well prepared, hot, and brought at a nice easy pace. You didn't feel rushed to cram the food down your throat before the next arrived. Bus guys did awesome clearing plates, glasses, and making sure table was clean for patrons The manager who has a broken foot, was running back and forth without a hitch. Everyone was friendly, cheerful, and polite. Highly recommend. You won't be disappointed.

I had the fish chips. It was very good. The price was normal, nothing expensive, nothing cheap, that's OK. The service was really very good. We were a group of 8, no additional service charge or automatic tip added. That was nice, she got a lot more from me than if they had added it in for me. My only complaint was the noise level. They had music on (good music but still), the music was loud, so people started talking loud, to be heard over those people, we had to get louder and so on, you get the idea. But I would still really recommend this place! It was really good. I'll go back! Parking: Good size lot. There were a lot of people inside and still plenty of parking outside. Kid-friendliness: It is a bar and grill but they have nice booths away from the bar, a large dining room with no bar area in it. Kid friendly for sure! Wheelchair accessibility: There is a very nice, easy slope ramp. Very good accessibility.

We were seated for 20 minutes,no one came to take a drink order, I guess we were invisible. People we sated behind us and in 5 minutes they had a waitress. We got up and left.

Live music great food great atmosphere great service and the Slit pea soup was so good and I don't like peas