Bethayres Tavern is located next to the Bethyares Station which was built for the newly opened North Pennsylvania Railroad in 1876.
The station was named after Elizabeth Ayers, who had been born in the original house on the Ayres' farm, and had married her neighbor James Comly. Their son Henry, who was one of the founders of the railroad and a director, chose his mother's name for the station.
The tavern is a victorian home built around 1890. A few years later it became Hornung's Bar and Restaurant. In 1937 it was named Bethayres Tavern.
Family owned and operated
Owners Eileen and Ed Felicetti and their caring and helpful staff welcome you to stop in and experience a friendly nieghborhood tavern, a throw back to the days when strangers stop in and quickly become regulars...
Enjoy some mouthwatering babyback ribs or a sandwich big enough to share with a friend.
Local craft brewed beers abound, but if beer is not your beverage of choice, enjoy a nice glass of wine or have our bartender mix you a great cocktail.
SMOKING PERMITTED
NO ONE UNDER THE
AGE OF 21 PERMITTED
Please remember to drink responsibly.
2231 Huntingdon Pike Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006 215-947-9729