Neighborhood Spotlight: New Britain, PA

New Britain is a borough in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. In the middle of the 1700s, it was known as Bittings Store or Bittings Corner. The majority of the villagers belonged to the Montgomery Baptist Church, but by 1740, they broke away and formed their own church, the Society Meeting House. In 1813, they changed the name to the New Britain Baptist Church. In 1928, New Britain was incorporated as a borough and is home to approximately 3,200 people today.

The Vibe

The overall vibe of New Britain is that of a small town with a strong sense of community and fellowship. There’s a robust history in the area, evident in many of the buildings, and the area retains a charming rural ambiance.

Where to Eat and Drink

Check out these restaurants in New Britain when you’re ready to grab a bite to eat.

New Britain Inn — This local inn is a favorite for its endless crab legs and specialty burgers. They offer over 22 beers on tap and nightly specials so you can kick back and enjoy time with friends even when you’re on a budget.

Sakana Sushi — Sakana Sushi serves authentic Asian cuisine and popular picks like California rolls and fried rice. Check out their lunch specials or indulge in a delicious dinner with someone special. Don’t forget to BYOB.

Nico’s Pizza — Pizza is always a good idea, especially at Nico’s. They use fresh ingredients and offer a wide selection of sauces and toppings. Try one of their specials or create your own perfect pizza.

Los Sarapes — If you’re craving Mexican food, hop over to nearby Chalfont where you’ll find Los Sarapes. This tequila bar and restaurant serves delectable Mexican cuisine inspired by dishes from Mexico City and its surrounding areas.

Where to Shop

Stop by these New Britain stores to find a fun souvenir or tasty snack. Browse through interesting treasures and enjoy passing the time as you explore delightful local shops.

Philly Pretzel Factory — In the mood for a snack? Try some salty, doughy, and delicious pretzels made with top-quality ingredients and baked fresh daily. The Philly Pretzel Factory offers twists, mini pretzels, assorted dips, and drinks,

Painted Shutter Antiques — For over 20 years, this family-owned antique stop has been the place to go when you’re exploring for a unique treasure. The shop showcases an eclectic mix of goods, from vintage furniture and accessories to one-of-a-kind items.

Sports Connection — Find sports clothing, sneakers, cards, and more at Sports Connection. They also offer gently-used items if you’re shopping on a budget.

A & J Picture Framing — This local frame shop provides top-notch framing services and friendly expertise. Bring in your artwork or photographs to turn them into beautifully framed masterpieces. The shop also displays original artwork that is available for purchase.

Three Things You Shouldn’t Miss

Add these local attractions to your New Britain itinerary to round out your experience.

Wilma Quinlan Nature Preserve — This gorgeous nature preserve spans over 26 acres of landscape along the Neshaminy Creek. Take a stroll through the grounds and enjoy an assortment of art galleries, covered bridges, and wildlife.

Orchard Park — This pleasant park is 5.5 acres and includes an orchard, a community garden, and a mix of wetlands and woods. Check out local wildlife, stroll through the garden, and enjoy a slower-paced way to experience nature.

Copart — This is a stop for all gearheads and car lovers. Discover what deals you can snag at the auto auction or check out the inventory to see what’s on sale.

Get to know more about New Britain and discover all the ways to make the most of your visit. Happy exploring!

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