Hearth Please BYOB Our modern rustic fare expresses a simplicity which allows the ingredients to speak for themselves.

With environmental intelligence and social awareness, we seek organic and local ingredients, from sustainable sources. Our food is prepared with proper intention and consciousness. The Hearth is located in one of the oldest buildings in historic New Hope, Pennsylvania. The building dates back to approximately 1720 and was originally used as a toll house for the ferry which crossed the Delaware Riv

er between New Hope and Lambertville. The building was listed as a salt store on a historic map of the area dated 1798. Over the years the building had many other uses, including New Hope's first library, and it is the home of the Hearth. Having our restaurant located in such a beautiful historic building, allows our guests to enjoy a unique meal in an intimate setting with stained-glass tinted light playing across antique wooden beams and floors, a gorgeous hearth and reclaimed sycamore and elm tables. The exterior of our building is delightfully accented by our sunny and floral patio. The following is a partial list of our partners, who share our goal - providing the highest quality products available. Blue Moon Acres * Zone 7 * Farm Art * United Natural Foods * River and Glen Seafood *Sandbrook Meadows * Roots to River * Castle Valley Mills * Rojo’s Roastery * Frontier Herbs * Fields without Fences * Robert Beck
7 East Ferry Street, New Hope, PA 18938
www.hearthnewhope.com
[email protected]
(267) 714-7400

12/27/2022

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"Veganism: The Key to a Healthier Lifestyle" Are you considering going vegan? If so, you have come to the right place! B...
12/26/2022

"Veganism: The Key to a Healthier Lifestyle"

Are you considering going vegan? If so, you have come to the right place! Being a vegan is a great way to improve your health, reduce your environmental impact, and even save money. In this blog section, we will explore the many benefits of being a vegan.

First and foremost, eating a plant-based diet can be incredibly healthy. Studies have shown that vegans tend to have lower cholesterol levels, lower blood pressure, and fewer cases of obesity than their non-vegan counterparts. Additionally, vegan diets are typically higher in fiber and nutrient-rich complex carbohydrates than other diets. This means that vegans get all the essential nutrients they need without relying on animal products.

Eating a vegan diet can also help reduce your environmental impact. Animal agriculture is one of the leading causes of climate change due to its heavy reliance on fossil fuels for feed production as well as its release of methane gas from livestock flatulence. Going vegan can help reduce emissions from animal agriculture and help combat climate change.

Finally, being vegan can even save you money! Animal products tend to be more expensive than plant-based foods like beans and whole grains, so switching to a vegan diet can help your wallet as well as your health. Plus, there are plenty

12/26/2022

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I am most grateful to those that have graced our tables, supported our causes, and have helped make HeartH all that it h...
11/12/2015

I am most grateful to those that have graced our tables, supported our causes, and have helped make HeartH all that it has become.

To all of my cooks, servers, hosts, bussers and dishwashers that have become a part of our HeartH family, and to our customers, our friends and our supporters, you have enhanced my life for more than two years, and I want to say thank you for the journey.

Sincerely,
Steven

10/07/2015

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This weekends menu additions include a vegan sweet potato, black bean stew with raspberry-chipotle coulis and  a mussel,...
10/05/2015

This weekends menu additions include a vegan sweet potato, black bean stew with raspberry-chipotle coulis and a mussel, cod, shrimp cioppino. Come join us and indulge.

10/05/2015

Save the Dates for Celebrate the Arts Weekend, October 9-11.

The availability of local, sustainable, organic greens, herbs, root vegetables and seafood continues to inspire.  Roaste...
09/22/2015

The availability of local, sustainable, organic greens, herbs, root vegetables and seafood continues to inspire. Roasted root vegetables, kale, squash, beets. The joys of fall. Leek, apple, thyme soup, roasted carrots and feta salad, salmon and sweet potato chowder, vegan tagine, blue tilapia. Time to embrace the changes that come with the end of summer. Our local bounty is still immense.

We continue to offer some of our traditional favorites. Fulper mozzarella, spinach, toy box tomato salad, house cured gravlax plate, zucchini rollup with cashew-basil pesto, roasted organic salmon, coconut, red curry vegetables, and our full lunch menu, including our vegan benedict and crab cake sandwiches.

To see our complete fall menu and make a reservation at www.hearthnewhope.com

Address

7 E Ferry Street
New Hope, PA
18938

Opening Hours

Monday 5pm - 8pm
Thursday 5pm - 8pm
Friday 11am - 10pm
Saturday 11am - 10pm
Sunday 9am - 8pm

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