Modern Speakeasy-Style Tavern Opens In Bucks Co.

DUBLIN BOROUGH, PA — Craft Tavern, a new speakeasy-style restaurant and bar in Dublin Borough, celebrated its official opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Mayor Chris Hayes.

Hayes welcomed the new business, saying, “We're thrilled to see another small business take root here in Dublin, especially one that brings people together. A restaurant is more than just a place to enjoy good food and a drink – it’s a gathering spot, a place for conversations, laughter, and community spirit.”

Founder Tom Peters shared his gratitude, noting, “In 30 years of being in this industry and opening two other restaurants, we've never encountered a welcome like here in Dublin. Everyone has been extremely kind and supportive, and we look forward to being a very large part of the community.”

(Craft Tavern)

Adams, the former owner of Holy Que in Lahaska, will be blending high-level tavern fare and handcrafted cocktails, all with a hint of Prohibition-era mystery at the new Craft Tavern.

Housed in a building rich with local history at 101 South Main Street, the new tavern pays homage to its roots while reimagining what a tavern can be - scratch-made dishes, thoughtful service, and a warm, moody atmosphere designed for conversation and connection.

Hours are Sunday, Tuesday to Thursday from 4 to 9 p.m., and Friday and Saturday from 4 to 10 p.m. Reservations are available through Resy.

(Craft Tavern)