eating (around) lansdale

Now, Lansdale Pennsylvania (where I grew up and still live) is not a mecca for food.  I certainly do not think of food when I think of Lansdale. In fact I think of this...

or this...

However, if one searches deep and long (jk, it's not that bad), there are some great restaurants to try out!  I will be recommending five here, and I hope you give them a taste!

#1:  Iron Hill Brewery and Restaurant_
1460 Bethlehem Pike
North Wales, Pennsylvania 19454

Click the link above for photo location and to see the rest of the menu

Iron hill has their own brewery inside the restaurant and provides daily tours of its facility.  The food selection is incredible.  They have everything from egg-rolls, to cheese boards, to gluten-free options. They can be a little pricey, but to me, it is worth every bite.

#2: Pumpernicks Deli_917 Bethlehem Pike | North Wales, PA 19454 

Mmmm..Pumpernicks...(*mouth drools*) If you like jewish-style and comfort food, and wraps and salads then come to Pumpernicks.  The staff is welcoming and makes you feel like your part of their family.  Everything is made with love and home-made and you can get almost anything here, including a pickle bar!

#3: Arpeggio_
909 SUMNEYTOWN PIKE
SPRING HOUSE, PA 1947

Arpeggio offers daily specials of exquisite Mediterranian cuisine!  Fresh ingredients and food such as hummus, calamari, pizza, and pasta, I always leave happy and full!

#4: Bonefish Grill_27 Airport Square 
North Wales, PA 19454

My aunt wanted me to mention this place, she loves it! I have never been but she recommends the pistachio encrusted tilapia.  She told me that this restaurant will/can pair a wine with every dish as well.  They can cook any dish to order, including sauces and preferences.  Bonefish serves  steak and chicken as well as fish, but they are known for their fish dishes, as per the name.

#5: William Penn Inn_
1017 DeKalb Pike, Ambler, PA 19002

William Penn Inn cannot be described in just one photo. William Penn Inn is one of those magical places that you go to once a year.  If you can't already tell, it is expensive.  However, the food is top-notch, plated as an art piece and the atmosphere is grandiose.  William Penn Inn goes back to the 1700's when our founder of Pennsylvania stayed and dined here between his travels to Philadelphia.  How bad can that be?

Well, I guess Lansdale isn't that bad after all, and hey, ACME comes in handy for a midnight run.  I hope you try one of my hometown eateries and report back!  What place do you recommend I go to next in the Lansdale area?  Happy Sunday! xoxox