Sandwiches, magic tricks and neighborly deeds
Sunday is a chance to slow down. Read a good story. Tell your favorite writer how much they mean to you…
Or just look ahead to which great lunch spot you can check out this week. I’ve got you.
If you need it, we’re here
Life’s expensive. Groceries don’t care.
Every month we set aside a little support for our neighbors who could use some breathing room. If that’s you (or someone you know), simply reply to this email.
No hoops to jump through, just a little help ❤️
Roast expectations
If your lunch has been feeling uninspired, Carve 52 in Doylestown might fix that. It’s the kind of place you'll text your friends about before you even finish eating.
Your drive home will turn into “can I finish my leftovers at the next red light” and “is it too soon to come back tomorrow” (probably and no).
Now you see him...
Starting in the late 1800s, Hulmeville’s Johnson Hall was the place to catch a show. Its 350 seat auditorium even hosted none other than Harry Houdini during his touring days. For reference, he was famous like 1980s Michael Jackson or 1990s Brad Pitt.
The building still stands today. Only now, instead of making people disappear, it’s making really good coffee. Which, depending on the morning, is the more impressive trick.
Worth keeping an eye on
Two new spots are headed our way, and I’m already impatient.
7 Brew Coffee is expected to open in Langhorne sometime in late 2026 or early 2027. Drive-thru only, core 7 coffees and enough custom drinks to make ordering slightly stressful.
Free Spirit Social House is aiming for Doylestown in late 2026. Over 100 zero proof craft cocktails, espresso and comfort food. All the fun, none of the “where’s the Tylenol…”
Nothing’s set in stone just yet, but I’ll keep you posted so you can be first in line instead of hearing about it three months after everyone else.
I'm not trying to rush time...but I'd also like it to be opening day at 7 Brew already. In the meantime, guess I’ll take a turkey special from Carve 52. Twist my arm.
Enjoy your Sunday, I’ll see you Tuesday for some good news.
May you Houdini your way out of chores today,
Cait, From Bucks