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Longtime Italian spot on Skippack Pike, heavy on pasta and red-sauce classics. The dining room gets loud and full, which is the point.
The restaurants and kitchens locals actually argue about.
19 places to eat in Skippack, PA, on one page: 8 date night, 6 italian, 4 outdoor-seating. 14 events are coming up at these kitchens and bars; the Skippack calendar has the dates.
American cooking in a farmhouse off Stump Hall Road, a few minutes from the village strip.
An eclectic bistro whose menu wanders from small plates to steaks and doesn't apologize for it.
Longtime Italian on the Pike, heavy on pasta and the red-sauce classics.
The fine-dining room inside Hotel Fiesole, the Tuscan-styled inn on the Pike.
Hummus through grilled kebabs on a strip that otherwise leans hard Italian.
Southern Italian with a brick oven, so the room runs at two speeds: a pie at the bar or the full ristorante dinner.
Maki rolls and nigiri out of a small room on the Pike, held down by steady regulars.
Sit-down Mexican at the western end of the Pike, out near the Schwenksville line.
Scratch-made breakfast and lunch that runs all day, from bowls to sandwiches.
Longtime Italian spot on Skippack Pike, heavy on pasta and red-sauce classics. The dining room gets loud and full, which is the point.
Italian dining room inside Hotel Fiesole, the Tuscan-styled inn on Skippack Pike. Dress it up a little; this is the special-occasion end of the village.
Mediterranean plates on Skippack Pike, from hummus to grilled kebabs. A change of pace from the Italian spots that line the rest of the strip.
Skippack Pike bakery with a decorator's hand, turning out cakes and pastries made to look as good as they taste. The counter you hit when the occasion needs something that photographs.
Mexican kitchen at the east end of Skippack Pike, built for tacos, burritos, and a quick order to go. The online menu makes takeout the easy call on a weeknight.
Sit-down Mexican on the western end of Skippack Pike, near the Schwenksville line. Tacos, enchiladas, and a weeknight dinner that doesn't need a reservation.
American cooking in a farmhouse off Stump Hall Road, a few minutes from the village strip. Come for a proper sit-down dinner rather than a quick bite.

Fiesole is the longtime Italian restaurant at 4046 Skippack Pike, in the old Hotel Fiesole building. Veal, house pastas, and a room built for a slow anniversary dinner.
A cafe on Skippack Pike doing breakfast and lunch, with the coffee to match. The kind of morning stop where the regulars have a usual.
Koi Sushi Bar does maki rolls and nigiri from a small room on Skippack Pike. Steady regulars, the kind of sushi spot a town quietly holds onto.
The fine-dining room at Hotel Fiesole, the Tuscan-styled inn on Skippack Pike. A Continental, Northern-Italian-leaning kitchen and the dress-up table at the village's special-occasion end.
Eclectic bistro on Skippack Pike where the menu wanders from small plates to steaks. One of the village's steadier date-night rooms.
Pizza Villa has been slinging pies and grill plates on Skippack Pike for years. It's the kind of pizzeria you call for a large pie and a stromboli on a weeknight and never think twice about.

Pizza up front, ice cream on the way out, from the shop that used to answer to Skippack Pizza. The pitch is Italian-American food at a reasonable price, and the ovens run until 10 on Fridays and Saturdays.
Scoop Happy is the ice cream window at 4114 Skippack Pike, right next door to Pizza Villa. Cones and sundaes, and a crowd out front on warm evenings.

From-scratch tavern cooking: sheep's-milk ricotta gnudi, flaky puff-pastry chicken pot pie, and buck-a-shuck oysters at happy hour, 4 to 6 every day. The owners also run Philly Bully Team, which they call the Philly area's largest bully-breed dog rescue.
Japanese and sushi on Skippack Pike, no website and no fuss. The sort of neighborhood sushi bar you end up on a first-name basis with.
Southern Italian and brick-oven pizza on Skippack Pike. Grab a pie at the bar or settle in for a full ristorante dinner; it does both.
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