The Joseph Ambler Inn is made up of five historic buildings that date all the way back to 1711, and were used as a farmhouse and several cottages! Today the buildings house a 52-room luxury inn, and an award-winning restaurant that has been a recipient of the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence since 1995. Exuding a cozy ambiance complete with handcrafted cherry tables and original stone walls, the restaurant features the finest quality in fresh meats, fish, and produce, as well as seasonal herbs and vegetables. Each dish the restaurant offers is unique and filled with flavor. Appetizers include juicy veal meatballs and sizzling lobster stuffed clams; feature entrees are highlighted by pan roasted Chilean sea bass, a 12 ounce dry aged New York strip steak, and grilled New Zealand salmon with lobster soba noodles. Dinner is served seven days a week, and reservations are suggested.

Joseph Ambler Inn
1005 Horsham Road
North Wales, PA 19454
(215) 362-7500
www.josephamblerinn.com

Walking Club
Tuesday May 1st 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Wentz Run Park

Meet at the Tennis Courts (behind the Township Building) See you there:) *Please contact Jennifer Donal with any questions: jdonal@arkbykorman.com.

One of the most lauded restaurants in Philadelphia is the Fountain, opened inside the Four Seasons Hotel in 1983. The recipient of scores of awards, the Fountain has brought exceptional fine dining to local palates with great consistency. The décor is gorgeous, with glass art, comfortable booths, and soundproof dividers for comfort and privacy. Cuisine is contemporary American with heavy French influences, and the menu abounds with must-try appetizers and entrees. Keep in mind that a jacket is required for gentlemen dining here. Brunch here draws a sizable crowd, with the brioche French toast a particular favorite. Pancakes with huckleberries and Ricotta cheese are also amazing. Dinner is exceptional – one of the most decadent entrees is the whole deshelled lobster in cognac our bourbon sauce. Sea bass is also cooked to perfect tenderness and seasoned deliciously. Get the chocolate soufflé for dessert. Prices are, of course, high, but the Fountain is an experience that’s worth it.

Fountain Restaurant
The Four Seasons
1 Logan Square
Philadelphia, PA 19103
(215) 963-1500
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