Another Chick-fil-A Opens In Bucks County

BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Another Chick-fil-A has opened in Bucks County. Meanwhile, a steakhouse unexpectedly shut its doors without warning.

These are some of the business stories making news this past week in Bucks County:

Chick-Fil-A Expands In Middletown Township

Another Chick-fil-A has opened in Bucks County. Chick-fil-A opened its newest location Wednesday at 1440 East Lincoln Highway next to the Lowe’s home improvement store. (Read More)

(State Sen. Frank Farry)

Relic Closes Its Doors In Newtown

A Newtown Borough restaurant closed its doors at the end of June, leaving many on social media wondering what happened. Relic, which billed itself as a New York City steakhouse and upscale bar, shut down operations unexpectedly just ahead of the busy Father's Day weekend. (Read More)

(Jeff Werner/Patch)

Cat Cafe Finds ‘Purrfect’ Home On Swamp Road In Doylestown

Doylestown’s only cat cafe is enjoying its new digs on Swamp Road just around the corner from its former location on Old Easton Road. The MeWow Cafe opened on July 9. (Read More)

Eilene Kramer poses with a cat after friends cut the ribbon on their new location. (Jeff Werner/Patch)

Popular Bucks Co. Coffee Bar Expands To Second Location

Fans of the Amsterdam Coffee Bar in Buckingham now have another place to enjoy its one-of-a-kind luxury coffees. The popular coffee bar, located across from the Buckingham Friends School, recently expanded to include a second location inside Kolbe's Antiques & Art. (Read More)

(Amsterdam Coffee Bar)

Doylestown Restaurant Wins 3rd Wine Spectator Award Of Excellence

For the third year running, a Doylestown Borough upscale cocktail lounge and restaurant has won an international award for its curated wine list. Frost Lounge and Restaurant at 46 East State Street has earned a prestigious 2025 Wine Spectator Restaurant Award for its wine offerings. (Read More)

Frost Lounge and Restaurant has again won Wine Spectator's (Jeff Werner/Patch)