

Caleb’s American Kitchen is a BYO New American restaurant owned by Chef Caleb Lentchner. Adjacent to Peddler’s Village in Bucks County, PA, our bistro styled eatery is located where Routes 202 and 263 intersect. We service the central Bucks County community and tourists also visiting New Hope & Lambertville. Caleb’s American Kitchen (CAK) menus are inspired by all things American including steaks, burgers, lobster, shellfish, Creole, California as well as local and regional farmers from PA and NJ. Offering the finest in New American cooking, patrons visit CAK several times a week to enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Bright, modern BYOB with thoughtfully sourced New American dishes & specials like burger night.
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I wanted to try the frittata, but they were out. So I ordered pancakes with side of bacon and potatoes. Pancakes were so good by itself -could eat it without syrup! My sister had the eggs, bacon, and cheese grits. She liked everything but the grits.
I would come back to try the frittata and/or lunch soon. It was a great start to a fun fall day in Peddler’s Vilage.
My family loved their choices as well. One of my sons had the special of fruit loop pancakes with bacon and eggs, which he really enjoyed. My other son had a burger that was cooked perfectly, and he especially appreciated that the fries stayed warm in the metal container throughout his meal. A fun touch was the birch beer served in mason jars, my kids loved it.
I also tried a non-alcoholic strawberry spritzer with strawberry puree. It was refreshing and not overly sweet, though a bit tart (which I personally loved). Meanwhile, some other guests were enjoying the BYOB aspect, making their own mimosas with the fresh squeezed orange juice the restaurant provides.
The setting itself is cozy and unique, with the restaurant housed in what feels like a home. We sat inside, but the patio looked lovely too. The only downside was the service speed, our beverages came quickly, but it took about 40 minutes for food to arrive, and not all of our dishes came out at the same time. That said, everything was worth the wait, and the quality of the food shone through.
Overall, a fabulous experience with delicious food, thoughtful details, and a charming atmosphere. We’ll definitely return!
Nothing special about the atmosphere, but who cares when the food is this good.
My girlfriend got the chicken apple sausage scrambled, and I got a seemingly basic breakfast quesadilla – both were absolutely amazing!!