Sunshine Factory

This deck is a smokers paradise.  I think the cigarettes smoked that night may have put up enough smoke to blot out the sun for a full day - hence the name Sunshine Factory?  At any rate, even if I get past the large number of tables with parents smoking in front of their toddlers, I am still left wondering why I would return.  The appeal was the large deck and eating outside.  A glass of Stella was $5.50 - close to downtown prices on beer.  I got the 6oz "New York Strip Steak" and I'm not sure what cut I ended up getting, but it looked like some processed leftover hamburger that was formed into a steak.  It was about 1/4 inch thick and was cooked brown the whole way through - not served "medium" as I requested.

We like to go here because it's one of the few restaurants in New Hope.  The bistro is always hopping and the bar is generally teaming with regulars.  The food is never that great but it's also never bad. Recently heard it's moving over to Plymouth so I probably won't be frequenting it.

The buffalo wings are better than applebees and the juicy lucy is pretty good, but kind of annoying that you can't choose what kind of cheese you want. I wouldn't get it again because I don't care for Colby & Cheddar cheese. It's also medium rare and they DO mean medium rare. I've never had a burger this pink [I love medium rare burgers! Half the time I get one somewhere else they screw up and make it medium-well]
The chips are like kettle chips and are pretty good.
For my first time being here it was pretty decent and I'd be willing to come again once a year for an occasion.