Puck

Puck me, these white waitresses and hostesses are cute n thick. Seriously, what’s in the water over here in PA?
The outdoor area is chill (there is shade if you are vein-​y white) and the live music be on-​point.
The fried pickles aren’t sliced up into flat pieces, but rather, cut length-​wise. huh? why?
They have live 20 different vodka brands. Yes, please.
Its a dope spot to get daytime drizzzzunk.

This place has a ton of potential, but they have really failed to get it right. The food is horrible… Great ideas, poorly executed. The food is always sounds good and then it comes out the wrong temperature or just plain bad. We got our appetizers after our meal! «Here ya go, have some old brown guacamole after you eat your cold corn dogs»… Haha! Geeze. The bathrooms are always dirty. There was no soap at the sinks or toilet paper in any of the stalls. If it wasn’t for the bands that play there and the outside deck; I’m pretty sure no one would go there. Side note: staff has always been very pleasant. They really run their butts off every time there’s a packed show downstairs. If they worked on their food and the delivery of their food. Cleaned a bit more it would actually be fun spot.

Fun place for hanging out on deck, but now after many times, I would suggest NOT getting a mixed drink and stick to beer and wine – only! Bartenders need to learn how to make a good drink, and care enough when one is returned to make it right!
Borrrrring!

The outdoor bar here is very nice. Haven’t been inside yet but from what my first experience was like, I thought it was kind of cool. I’d definitely recommend it if you’re in the mood one night to sit outside and enjoy a beer or cocktail and watch a baseball game on one of their numerous giant screens.

Another outstanding night at Puck! The hostess was pleasant, informative, and made us feel welcome. Server was attentive and food is delicious! Can’t get enough of this place!

I saw a really fun band here on Friday. The sound was amazing. The bar was packed and we had table service to start and ended up going to the bar. This was our first time here and we will be back.
The later it got, the younger the crowd got. I had a delicious Margarita with agave! The best I’ve had. The bartenders were very busy and very friendly. What a great place! They told me the patio would be heated on the weekends, but we can’t wait to come back in the spring. Also, try the cheesesteak spring rolls!

I’ve been to Puck a few nights in the past 2 years, and the bar tenders have always been perfectly friendly. I went this past Friday night, and while yes, it was busy, I had the rudest experience with a bartender ever.
I was in the basement, trying to get a beer and 2 mixed shots. When the bartender finally came over, and I asked for 2 jolly rancher shots, she flat out said «No, I don’t have time to make them». I have never had a bar tender say that she couldn’t make me a shot based upon «not having time». If I’m a paying customer, and I’ve waited for my turn, and you know how to make the (relatively easy to make) shot, there is no reason to refuse me. I’ve been in lots of crowded bars and have gotten tons of silly mixed shots.
This really left a bad impression on me, and my friends. I doubt we’ll be going back unless there are no other options.

My wife and I won a gift certificate to Puck through a benefit raffle. We decided to stop by for a drink after a movie. It was early on a Saturday night, around 9:00 when we got there. We stepped inside and were told there was a $ 10 cover and if we didn’t want to go inside we could hang at the outside bar. Ok, no problem. We weren’t going to pay a cover if we were having one drink. $ 10 seemed a little steep but whatever. I don’t know what they were paying the band so I get it.
When we got to the outside bar the two very young bartenders looked at us like we were lost. We sat at the bar and we each ordered a drink. After finishing the bartender asked us if we wanted another. We politely declined and handed over the gift certificate. She stared at it, then asked the other bartender to come look at it, and then walked away with it. A few minutes later she came back and said, «Ummm. the manager that would handle accepting this is not here, and like, he’s like the only one who can accept it, so, we can’t accept it.»
Huh? You can’t accept a gift certificate to your own business? How is there not a manager working on a Saturday night? So, she just stared at us. So we ended up paying and left. I am guessing we will never go back to use our gift certificate, because we’ll probably end up having to pay anyway. Great way to run a business and keep people coming back.
–ps– the bathrooms are disgusting.

I don’t dislike Puck but I also don’t love it. My first experience was not bad, had some drinks with some co-​workers in the outdoor tent area and had some fun. Second time was for St. Patrick’s Day in 2013 and was only okay. It was a stop on a bar crawl we were doing ourselves so we weren’t there super long. Third time was this past Sunday during the Arts Fest and again, just ok. Service was very, very slow. Seemed like they were completely unprepared for the amount of people drawn to town for the festival. We would have ordered food if it didn’t take 30 minutes to get our drinks, but we didn’t want to gamble. I’ve never eaten here so I can’t speak to the food. I’m up in the air as to whether I would go back, would like to see a band there.

The ‘loaded fries’ were so terrible that we couldn’t eat them. The server was nice so we just put them to the side and enjoyed beers on the patio. Server forgot about us for a while after asking for another round… Probably won’t be back.

Go for happy hour. Two delicious apps and beers for two for less than $ 10. Can’t beat that! Nice wait staff and outside dining.

The service was poor, to be kind. The service took away my friends 3-​year old’s lunch before he was even done with it and without even asking. Don’t take food away without asking, especially from a little kid who is slow to eat (kids sometimes pick their food and take a long time). We didn’t notice right away since she grabbed it out so fast, then when we asked for it back she said it was already gone and didn’t even offer him some more fries or anything to make up for it. Just not cool.
Other than that, they were out of just about everything. Now, I get things may have been busy the night before, but plan better. Heck, they didn’t even have bloody Mary’s. How does a bar and grill run out of that mix?
I don’t think I would go back.

Stay away! I had the WORST crab cake sandwich that actually made me sick. Service was slow, too.

Puck is a great spot. Not cheap, but decent menu and pretty good beer. Great music from time to time.

I love this place for drinks in the summer outside is open lots of seating.

The food wasn’t good and the bathroom was absolutely disgusting. I had a real «Bar Rescue» experience here. I was traveling through Doylestown at about 11pm one evening recently only to find that Puck was the only place still serving food. So, I ordered some food and watched some sports while I waited. The bartender, the bar manager, and a couple of the wait staff proceeded to do a few shots of whiskey in front of me — well, at least they were courteous enough to offer me some too! Meanwhile the bathroom was gross and, unfortunately, the food (beef egg roll) wasn’t very good either.

— bartender: attentive.
— space: downstairs band, upstairs lounge, outdoor dj/​brofest
— bar snack selection: admirable, appropriate
— scene: bros, hoes, middle agers
Likely one of the best bars in town!

I was impressed with the layout and décor of PUC. Its a well put together place that would fit perfectly into Philly. They have a large outdoor patio & bar. There is another bar inside and they have a cool room downstairs also.
I don’t think the crowd that frequents Doylestown makes this place worth going to. I was there on a Friday night and the place was totally dead.
If there is a band playing at Puck I’m sure you would be happy watching them there. If you’re not going to see a band its not worth stopping by.

Worst service… We spent 10min trying to wave down our young waitress, asked a bartender to send her, and when we got her (to ask for cutlery… as our food got cold) she looked irritated and didn’t come back! Thankfully, a more seasoned waitress came by and helped us out. Food was mediocre, boring, blah…
This place has potential — great outdoor seating, canopy, beerrrrrr — but lord, they’re a mess.
Is there good food to be found in my beloved Doylestown?

PUCK is okay. As others have indicated, it’s rather pricey for what you get (small glasses, small plates), and it’s difficult to claim the rather slow dessert and drink service is worth its $ 25 to $ 50 check average. However, I so enjoy their live music scene.
The basement has a stage with a small seating area in the front and a full bar in the back. The entire space has a new feel to it and is kept very clean. It is a tad bit elite — I find it difficult to get in and pay the cover without feeling like a trespasser.
The outdoor seating area and bar has a sound system which replays only local hits to pay tribute to the those bands who have played here in the recent past. No Q102 or other such nonsense. That’s a good thing! 3 stars.