Jamison Pour House

Nothing but issues here. Tried it a few times and eventually walked out when my dinner party got cold food. Waiter was very inattentive and looked like he belonged on a Jersey Shore spinoff show. Don’t think I’ll be going back at all.

This was my first time here. They have pretty decent happy hour offers Monday through Friday. I forget when it starts but it ends at 6pm. Think it might start at 3pm? They have $ 6 appetizers and specials on certain draft beers. Some were half off, some were $ 2 off but no specials on bottles. I assumed the bottles had specials too so I was bummed after I had my 3^rd bottle and then found out mine were not part of the special. We had the buffalo mozzarella fries and they were AMAZING. The service at the bar was ok. Not overly friendly but they kept your drinks full. Lots of tvs and the atmosphere was nice. We came around 5pm and got the last two seats. Seemed difficult to get a seat at the bar but that could also be because it was a Friday night at happy hour. We would probably come back here for another happy hour.

Very dissapointed. My son and i went every Tuesday for half price apps and wedge salads. Being a single mom the prices were perfect and we had our great Tuesday nite dinners. We went last night and saw they had a happy hour menu and the prices were not half off anymore and we’re only a dollar or so off the original pricing. We will not be back for mother and son Tuesday nite dinner.

We often stop at the pour house for lunch when in town on business. Portion sizes are huge but at a higher price point. I have always been pleased with everything I have ordered. Very good Cobb salad.

Ok bar food is awful had the spicy mussels way too spicy and they weren’t even open I had a burger came out burnt and the roll looks like it was a week old how does a pub screw a burger never return!

Great beer selection. Very inconsistent service… kinda flaky. They need to learn how to use their TVs.

Been here a few time and I am surprised this is my first review, latest visit about two weeks ago — I think they have improved the food, would have been a 3 Star in the past. Very good craft beer selection, burger was one of the best I have had in a while — hand made, moist, perfectly cooked — etc.

My wife and I stopped here recently and we were both pleasantly surprised. We had the Buck burger, wings, onion soup, onion rings and maybe a few Long Island Iced Teas. I generally don’t have a hard time finding something wrong with an establishment but I have to say we both thought it was great from start to finish. The servers, bartenders and busboy were extremely attentive and very nice. We will definitely be back and would (have) recommend to our friends

food was good, service was meh, environment was awesome.

Old friends of ours had moved back to the area so we invited them out to dinner.
What a different experience we had this time around. Food was delicious, beer was cold and tasty and our server was very attentive. Our crab cake, cheesesteak and roast beef sandwiches were good. Fries were very tasty and cooked to perfection. Only downside was that the rolls for our sandwiches tasted a bit stale. They fell apart after one bite into the sandwich.
It was a very slow Sunday night in August, so you would have thought the bread would have been fresher.
I bumped the rating one star because the food, beer and service were much better then our last visit here in January.
Although the end result is still the same.
Overall the place is… not horrible.

First time stopping in after driving by for years. The service was very good. We sat in the dining room area and the music from the bar was soft enough for conversation.
The hot roast beef sandwich was excellent. The meat was well done and the au jus was flavorful. The Viking hamburger was huge and very taste. The onion rings and fries were very good and made with fresh ingredients.

Had the day from hell, all I wanted was a beverage and some vittles. Drove over 160 miles (Live on long island), was planning. on dinner here with friend around 5. or 6??? Ice Strom snow and a blown tire in NJ with the family on board (going to my mom’s funeral in Lancaster tommorrow), got towed, new tire at pep boys in Edison. Now having a wonderful perfect burger just the way my dad would have liked it. Med rare, cheddar, raw onion, mustard. Perfect product. Drinks and service, not enough room to go on about it. Also fantastic. This is the spot. Enuff said.

I had a prime rib sandwich it was not edible. My husband had the burger and loved it. The beers were cold and fries were great. I should have stuck with that.

We really want to love this place. We’ve been there 6 or so times since moving to the area a little over a year ago. Sometimes the food and service is outstanding and other times we’re embarrassed we brought our friends.
We had one significant issue with our order and the owner came out and apologized and comped our order. He was very nice. This helped restore our faith in the place.
We came back again with friends and the food was awful as was our service.
However the beer selection is great. I think it’s a great place to get a beer after work but the food is so inconsistent we have avoid it for some time now.
We’ll likely give them a few more chances.

Food was good. Price was average. Had decent beers and drinks. But today when. I went with my family their credit card machine and ATM machine was down. Only accepted cash. Which limited what we ordered.

Came back again on an impromptu lunch date with my wife.
A+
They special made a Chicken Parm Sandwich for me. I love the entrée but wanted a sandwich for lunch. They created the biggest mountain of love!
Jen had an awesome wrap special with Roast Beef and other goody ingredients.
We split Chicken Pot Pie cup of soup special. Loaded with flavor, hot, generous chicken portion.
Hot shiny fries… Cold Jack and Coke, Friendly Service, hustling manager, companionship of my lovely wife. Great execution here always!

My boyfriend and I recently moved to the area and had driven past here many times, but didn’t find its appearance too appealing so we never went in. It wasn’t until recently that we decided we just wanted to have a low key night and stop here because this was the closest pub to our house. Glad we did! We sat at the bar and the bartenders were super friendly and we just decided to munch on bar food and we loved it! I had the crab mac and cheese and my bf had the wings. Both were delicious. We have been back twice and are now obsessed with the fried grilled cheese… so amazing. You won’t get a 5 star meal here, but if you’re looking to just watch a game and grab a bite and a beer this is the place to go!

Very good bar food, but need to rotate menu. Love the Hummus plate w/​grilled pitas! I would visit more if they changed menu.

I left satisfied and filled, but even the next day there was nothing memorable about my meal. It was a good quality burger, prepared medium rare as ordered, but the flavor just wasn’t there. Mushrooms were chopped in half, which meant everything constantly fell off the burger. Is it that hard to slice flat? I do it all the time. The bun was one of those hipster deals that’s all shiny on top and falls apart on the bottom. And it looked like the top bun was grilled — and buttered? If the menu said anything about that, I would have told them not to. I don’t like surprises.
There is indeed a very nice beer selection on tap. I still found it expensive enough to only order one instead of two. All in all I feel that I emptied about $ 5 more out of my wallet than I needed to for a meal like this — good quality all around, but not worth returning to. Then again, I haven’t found anything in the Doylestown area really worth returning to. So if you’re stuck there and don’t want to drive miles toward Philly, maybe you should tack a star on.
For what it’s worth, the other people with me seemed to like this place about 4 stars’ worth. I just couldn’t justify it myself.

Since this place has been transformed into a family friendly establishment, complete with game room for the kids, and large beer menu, I have been meaning to stop by.
I went there with the hope that I would have pasta with oil and garlic, but that appears to have been removed from the menu, and not reflected on the website.
Their beer selection is big, with probably at least 25 taps. You are given a list to peruse, with stamps over kegs that have kicked and stamps saying just tapped. It was a bit confusing to read, and also lacked sufficient description of the beers to give you a good idea of what something is without tasting it.
I had a bottle of George Washington’s Porter from Yards, which is one of my favorites. Bar loses points for giving me a frosted glass to pour it into.
Second beer was a Paulaner Oktoberfest.
For food I got the Monday special, the Pour House burger. It is a big burger served on a brioche style bun. I asked for it medium rare and it game out medium well. The burger had some caramelization on it but really lacked in flavor. A single piece of cheddar was melted on it, not even covering the whole top of the burger. Through eating the burger, the bun disintegrated, leaving me no choice but to eat the remainder with knife and fork. But not a bad deal for five dollars.
The moral of the story is you can put 25 tap lines in, but unless you can communicate to patrons and provide good food to go along with it, you will only go so far. Jamison Pour House has come half way. Lets see if they can bring it home to make this a truly wonderful establishment.