Carversville General Store

This place has great food and atmosphere. Every once in a while they will host local musicians. It’s really quite a treat! The location of this place is amazing. Down in quaint little Carversville. I highly recommend this stop on a bike ride or country tour. They have great breakfast and lunch meals and much more. There is even a post office inside! It’s my favorite place to go for a weekend brunch. On a warm sunny day I suggest going out to the field where there are benches to sit and eat. After your meal, take a stroll down Fleecy Dale rd it’s too beautiful!

When Max took over the general store it was a wonderful boost for the community. The quality of the food is superb and the people are a delight. It’s a gourmet experience all around. I have had VIP clients from out of town who were extremely impressed. We’re very fortunate to have such a place so close.

I was out on a long bicycle ride in a beautiful part of Bucks County and came down the hill and saw this place. I stopped in to see if I could get some water and a snack. They had a spot outside to hand your bike and even a jug of water for what I assume was for cyclists. Inside there's a very quaint store with lots of items and they have really good prepared foods along with fresh coffee. The staff inside were very nice as well. Outside there's a nice area with picnic benches to sit and have some food, drink and take a breather. It's a really nice halfway point on a bike route for me, so glad I found it.

Max Hansen Carversville Grocery has become something of a destination in and of itself. While most stores are utilitarian, Hansen has become famous for his smoked salmon, which he has been lovingly crafting for decades. His store reflects his dedication to finer culinary experiences. On weekends, people flock to the store for his gourmet breakfast sandwiches and coffee before setting out for a day of sightseeing around Bucks County. During the week, locals and contractors come to partake in one of his sandwiches or lunch entrees and one of the store's amazing baked goods. Be forewarned - indoor seating is very limited. However, if you come on a nice day, you can sit outside on a bench or at a table in a grassy glen by the creek. You may also wish to phone in your order ahead of time if you plan on getting lunch or coming during peak-times. Everything is made to order, so the wait is longer than a typical deli. Hansen's is cyclist friendly with a bike rack to the left of the building. The store is stocked with a variety of cyclist friendly foods, from coffee and baked goods to energy bars.