Chambers 19 Bistro & Bar

The food, service, and atmosphere are all wonderful. This place does St. Patrick’s Day right! The shepherds pie and chicken rosa were both delicious!

We were one of two couples there and the food took much too long for an empty restaurant. Not only was my steak mostly fat but my fiancé within an hour of eating there was vomiting up his crab cake. I will never go there again nor will I recommend it to anyone. I would give zero stars if I could.

My husband and I ate here tonight for the 1^st time. Food was delicious, atmosphere quaint and quiet and the server Eddie was amazing. Special thank you to Eddie and the owner for a much needed pick me up. When Gabe is ready it’ll be his first restaurant he goes to! Thank you again.

By far the best happy hour bargain for craft beer enthusiasts.

Went with my wife and 2 yr old daughter. Good service and food. We had the hummus plate as an appetizer which was homemade and very good. I had the quinoa and roasted veggies also quite good. My wife had a chicken rosa dinner and my daughter had cheese quesadillas. Both were pleased. Beer selection was also solid. They also had a free horse and carriage ride after dinner, hard to beat that !

Went to Sunday breakfast buffet and was disappointed/​not impressed. The best item on the buffet table was the fruit salad. The hot dishes were not marked and some were hard to identify, like the bread pudding. There were some dishes I would not be interested in, like the cream chip beef… ewh. The French Toast was ok but not hot, and not cooked enough inside. The syrup was In a large covered bowl (appeared to be warm) but it was thin and tasteless. The omelet station was ok but some toppings like the bacon just didn’t look that appetizing. The person making the omelet looked like he was in high school, not a cook or chef.
There was ample seating because it was pretty empty in there. From most seats, you can see the open kitchen which is not very appetizing. It just looked like a greasy kitchen. Ewh again.
Some décor needs updating and the throw carpets on the floor looked worn and flat.
I looked at the dinner menu for future reference and it was just ok. I think overall, the bad buffet put a damper on things, plus seeing the open kitchen.
Overall, for $ 12.95 a person, I think you can get a better meal that’s hot with better options for less money. It was $ 30 – 31 for 2 people with tip. Not worth it and I won’t be returning.

It’s just sad. I keep going back and each time the food and or service is dismal. I just had a burger way under cooked didn’t eat it and the server never even asked why I didn’t eat it. I guess I should have sent it back but I can’t be bothered. Over dressed salads. Prices don’t match quality. Great location do they have an owner or manager that care?

Couldn’t even get service in an empty bar. Bartenders ignored everyone except the 6 people at the bar… walked out

Wow, disappointing. I hate to say it, but true.
The price for the brunch buffet was good. The food was not.
Everything was just kind of soggy, bland, uninspired. The place was not crowded… I guess for a reason.
The inside of the place is tired and kind of dirty. Not in the cool way that a classic old place can seem grimy. This was just plain old grimy.

I was part of a group of 10 who stopped here for lunch on a weekday without giving them (Chambers) advanced notice. We were comfortably accommodated and well served. My order was taken 2^nd, and I changed it after the 10^th had been placed. 15 or so minutes later, I received my med well cooked Amstel battered gouda burger w/​beacon — just as ordered and delicious. I paired it with Yards Pale Ale. I noticed that the rest of my group appeared to have enjoyed their meals as well.
I will definitely repeat.

Great place in the heart of Doylestown, great staff, good food, lots of seasonal beer on tap!