
Spacious, glass-fronted restaurant offering burgers, tacos & steaks, plus a bar & a patio.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–2 AM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 90 S Main St, New Hope, PA 18938
Phone: (215) 693-1657
Website: http://www.ghnewhope.com/
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Reviews
Got the deviled Eggs and they were horrendous 3 of them for $8. The filling was runny and nasty. I don’t know how the kitchen let that leave and be given to guest. It looked so nasty and tasted the same.
Then we got the korean tacos and the chicken sandwhich.
The pork belly was dry as can be and was crunchy.
Both dishes felt like something was missing
Everyone is welcome. It is free. Color. Sketch. Draw. Or just hang out. Art supples provided for no cost. People bring their own sometimes, and everyone shares. Sometimes there is dancing. Often there is singing.
The lime noodles were so dry they could have been sand. . The description said that they were Korean barbecue sauce and lime, nope just dry. The prices were Fair for all of the food we got but it took FOREVER. The girls that were underage drinking beside us got far more attention. The waitress was really nice but then the woman that I assumed was the owner came around suspiciously creepy and mean. While we were eating she comes over looks down at our table and ask us how we got three specials menus ( tiny postcards). she said you must be special wasting all this money I order a select few of them. And asked us how we had three. . Well we are three people. maybe the waitress thought we each needed to order. Lol omg I wasn’t trying to steal your specials menu . Relax you can print them for 30 cents at cvs, not shame me during dinner. If you’re worried about losing money maybe shut the kitchen door that was wide open behind us while it’s 15° outside.
The bar itself was enjoyable at first — good drinks, solid service, and a comfortable atmosphere. However, everything changed when a man named Casey, who claimed to work at or be connected to the bar, crossed a serious line. He inappropriately touched my sister-in-law. When I stepped in to stop him, he became aggressive, called me a “weirdo,” and acted like he had the right to do whatever he wanted because of his position.
Casey was clearly intoxicated, confrontational, and completely out of control. My wife and I were forced to physically intervene just to stop this man from escalating further. It was a deeply uncomfortable and threatening situation — and it should never happen in any bar, especially not one that allows their staff or affiliates to behave this way.
This was not just a bad customer experience — it was a serious safety issue. If Casey is truly associated with this bar, I strongly urge management to take immediate action before someone gets seriously hurt. No customer should ever feel unsafe or disrespected like this.