Not sure what to order? You won't have to choose with these 6 food flights in Bucks County

Michele Haddon, Bucks County Courier Times
·4 min read

Sometimes it’s too hard to pick just one, especially when it comes to delicious food.

Beer flights, whiskey flights and even coffee flights have been making their rounds for quite some time now — but why should beverages have all the fun?

Luckily, these restaurants in Bucks County and nearby get it, offering up food flights designed to please the foodies out there who won’t be satisfied until they’ve tried little bite of everything.

Owowcow, three locations in Bucks County

Cow Flights, available at Owowcow, allow customers to try five different flavors of their choosing.
Cow Flights, available at Owowcow, allow customers to try five different flavors of their choosing.

Having to choose between 24 flavors of hand-crafted ice cream never gets easier, no matter how many times you visit, especially with their ever-changing slate of monthly specials and seasonal favorites.

Enter the Cow Flight, which comes with smaller golf ball-size scoops of five different flavors of your choosing. But be warned, even with five choices, it can still be difficult to narrow it down.

Go: Bucks County locations include 4105 Durham Rd, Ottsville, 610-847-7070; 591 Durham Road, Wrightstown, 215-598-3248; 101 N Main St, Chalfont, 215-716-7703; owowcow.com

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Bomba Taco + Bar, Newtown

Custom graphic murals commissioned by Tampa-based artist, Leon “Tes One” Bedore, line the walls of Bomba Taco + Bar, which opened its fifth location in Newtown last month.
Custom graphic murals commissioned by Tampa-based artist, Leon “Tes One” Bedore, line the walls of Bomba Taco + Bar, which opened its fifth location in Newtown last month.

While most flights help the indecisive, Bomba’s three tasty trios will leave you with some tough choices to make.

The Dip Trio comes with their house guacamole, traditional queso dip and a choice of salsa. Or choose three of their five varieties of salsa with the Salsa Trio: Black bean and Corn, Caribbean Mango, Fire-roasted Tomato, Charred Tomatillo and Pico de Gallo.

Both are served with their house made chip blend and pair nicely with the Margarita Trio.

Go: 2930 S. Eagle Road, Newtown; 215-944-9250; bombatacos.com

Quinoa, Doylestown

The Ceviche Trilogy, available at Quinoa in Doylestown Borough, comes with their Limeño, Mixto and China ceviches.
The Ceviche Trilogy, available at Quinoa in Doylestown Borough, comes with their Limeño, Mixto and China ceviches.

If ceviche is at the top of your list of favorite appetizers, then you’ll definitely want to try the Ceviche Trilogy at Quinoa. This popular Peruvian dish is made with raw seafood marinated in fresh lime juice.

The trilogy comes with their Limeño, a traditional ceviche made with corvina and yellow Peruvian pepper; Mixto, which combines corvina, shrimp, octopus and calamari; and Chifa, a Chinese-influenced ceviche, made with corvina and garnished with pickled vegetables, peanuts, sesame oil and fried wontons.

Go: 54 E. State St., Doylestown; 215-348-2826; quinoarestaurantbyo.com

Jules@Market, Bristol

The oyster flight at Jules@Markets in Bristol features West Coast oysters topped with three different sauces.
The oyster flight at Jules@Markets in Bristol features West Coast oysters topped with three different sauces.

Speaking of raw seafood …

It might not be a buck a shuck, but the Oyster Flight is a best seller on Jules@Market's raw bar menu.

West Coast oysters are topped with three different sauces that change out every two weeks. Their most recent batch featured Michelada with a Tajin rim on the shell, candied grapefruit mignonette and aji verde with serrano and pickled red onion.

Go: 111 Market St., Bristol; 215-458-7622; julesatmarket.com

Holy Que Smokehouse, Lahaska

The Texas Trinity, at Holy Que Smokehouse in Lahaska, comes with a third pound of sliced brisket, brats and pork spare ribs.
The Texas Trinity, at Holy Que Smokehouse in Lahaska, comes with a third pound of sliced brisket, brats and pork spare ribs.

You won’t walk away hungry after enjoying this hearty sampling of Texas-style barbecue.

Get your fill of smoked meats with the Texas Trinity, a barbecue platter loaded up with a third pound of sliced brisket, brats and pork spare ribs.

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It also comes with a choice of one side, such as the mac ‘n cheese made with a creamy three-cheese sauce or their honey cornbread baked in an iron skillet.

Go: Peddler’s Village, 5788 Lower York Rd, Lahaska; 267-544-5762; holyque.com

Dockside, Bensalem

Dockside provides a waterfront dining experience in Bensalem, featuring upscale-casual offerings, such as this shareable dessert flight with banana cream pie, black forest cake, tiramisu and strawberry cheesecake shooters.
Dockside provides a waterfront dining experience in Bensalem, featuring upscale-casual offerings, such as this shareable dessert flight with banana cream pie, black forest cake, tiramisu and strawberry cheesecake shooters.

Enjoy waterfront views of the Neshaminy Creek at Dockside, where you can top off your meal with a couple of sweet tasting options.

The shareable Dessert Flight allows you to choose a combination of their four homemade dessert shooters: Banana Cream Pie, Tiramisu, Black Forest Cake and Gluten-Free Cherry Cheesecake. And indulge a little more by adding the Gelato Sampler, which comes in three rotating flavors.

Go: 1067 Totem Road in Bensalem; 267-520-7184; docksidebensalem.com

Did we miss a food flight you love?

Tell us about the tasty food flights you’ve discovered in Bucks County by sending your favorites to mhaddon@gannett.com.

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