
Bar & Restaurant Sumneytown Hotel is your destination for great food, drinks, people & history. Connect to family & cultural traditions through our folk inspired cuisine where you will experience earthy, exciting, & inviting flavors for all the senses.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3188 Main St., Green Lane, PA 18054
Phone: (215) 377-9114
Website: https://www.sumneytownhotel.com/
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Reviews
The bar is truly beautiful and sets the tone for the entire experience. The staff is warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. My black raspberry Cosmo was as pretty as it was delicious. I got the bread pudding with ice cream to go and it is exquisite! The menu looks insane and all the locals told me how delicious every single dishes. I’m obsessed too! Whether you’re looking for a regular gathering place or somewhere memorable for a special occasion, the Sumneytown Hotel is a must visit – add to your bucket list of Pennsylvania GOAT.
Server was great, atmosphere was nice a warm very dim lighting which I love. I got the prosciutto wrapped cod, it was action, prosciutto was crisp and the cod was perfectly cooked
Also the blue goose martini was banGiN had two of them!
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Revisited the splendid Sumneytown hotel for a full dinner foray on this occasion 8/31/24. Words can not describe the joy that I felt from the time of arrival until my departure. Beginning with the absolute impeccable service provided by our wait person, Michelle, and the supporting staff, there was no reason to find even the slightest fault at the service level. What a pleasure to be catered to by a highly professional staff. They were able to accomplish the most important aspect of any meal service, which seems to be devoid of most dining establishments, that being approaching your diners, at the proper moment after meal service, and asking “Is everything okay with your meal.” What a pleasure! My accomplice and I enjoyed the Calamari dish, which struck notes of “please bring me more.” I then had the cumin encrusted atlanic cod with garlic spinach and a roasted corn sauce. The chef should be carried on the shoulders of the town folk, and fireworks should be lit nightly. Perfection doesn’t adequately describe how well this dish was prepared. My companion opted for the grilled chicken sandwich rather than an entrée due to her voracious attack of the Calamari. This foodie expressed a look of shock upon devouring her choice. “That was one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever eaten.” High praise at the age of 61. I’ve droned on much too long already. From soup to nuts, the Sumneytown hotel is worthy of a Michelin star in this reviewers opinion, and I hope anyone interested in a fine meal, at a fine resteraunt, will take the opportunity to try this hidden gem. God bless the Sumneytown hotel.
It was disappointing. Both the food and service were sub par. The wait staff was distracted with talking to each other while we were forced to wait for a long time for the food to come out.
It made for an awkward experience. I regret not getting up to leave.
We ordered the clams, which was one of the specials. We were served less than a dozen small clams with only two small slices of bread for the broth.
I ordered the porto sandwich. The meat was overcooked, the egg was runny and it was almost impossible to cut with the butter knife that they gave me with the dish. I gave up half way through.
My mom, who is not a fussy person ordered the Lemon egg linguine. The pasta and peas were overcooked and dried out. She was not a fan.
The bill for this lunch came to $83 which I wouldn’t mind paying for a good dining experience, but this was not.
I will not be returning to this establishment or recommending it to anyone I know.