The Best Restaurants in Horsham
Two of Horsham's best kitchens share one Easton Road address. We put them in order anyway.
All but one of these kitchens sit on two roads, Easton and Horsham; the holdout keeps Welsh Road just off the 611 corner. Those two roads cover skewers that keep coming until you flip a card to red, a Belgian-heavy beer list with mussels alongside, and dim sum that spares you the drive into Chinatown. Two of the top spots share a single Easton Road address, which made ranking them feel personal.
Iron Abbey
A gastropub whose beer list runs deep into Belgian and Trappist territory, with mussels built to sit beside it. Pours you will not find on tap anywhere else nearby, which is the whole argument for the top spot.
NaBrasa Brazilian Steakhouse
Churrascaria rules: servers work the room with skewers until you flip your card to red. The salad bar runs enormous, but the rodizio is the reason you came.
The Scratch Kitchen by Gallo's
Fish and comfort plates from the family behind the Gallo's seafood name, all made in-house. Nothing on the plate came out of a freezer bag, which is rarer than it should be.
Buona Via Ristorante
The long-running Italian on Horsham Road. This is the roomier sit-down answer, not the quick weeknight slice.
Dim Sum Factory
Dumplings and a long list of Cantonese small plates without the drive into Chinatown. A bigger Chinese menu backs it up if someone at the table won't do dim sum.
Pho Viet Thai
Vietnamese and Thai under one roof on Easton Road, pho on one page and pad thai on the other. The broth-or-noodles decision gets settled in the parking lot.
Taqueria Tonantzin Restaurant - Taquizas & Catering
An Easton Road taqueria that keeps the menu traditional and the tacos front and center. They run taquizas and catering too, if the party is at your place.
The Copper Crow
A sit-down American spot on Welsh Road near the Route 611 corner, full bar and booths included. The menu is wide enough that a whole table lands somewhere without negotiation.
