Casa de Fehu, a European-Style BYOB, Sets Nov. 18 Grand Opening in Hatboro
Bucks Co. & Beyond Daily
Bucks Co. & Beyond Daily
By Nick Rau | Bucks Co. & Beyond Daily | November 12, 2026
Casa de Fehu, an upscale European-style BYOB at 482 Jacksonville Road in Hatboro, has set its grand opening for Wednesday, Nov. 18. Before that, Glenside Local reported on Nov. 9, the 50-seat restaurant planned a soft opening starting Wednesday, Nov. 11, open to the public with reservations required, after the team spent the prior week on a test drive for the whole operation.
Note from Nick: Here's what to know before you book a table at Hatboro's newest restaurant.
Hatboro sits just across the county line from Warminster, and The Philadelphia Inquirer's November openings preview called it "typically a quiet town for new restaurants" while listing two Hatboro debuts on the way. Quiet is relative this fall: River & Roan American Bistro debuted on Moreland Avenue on Nov. 3, per local reports, and now Jacksonville Road gets an upscale newcomer of its own.
Sample dishes include paella de mariscos, braised beef cheeks with risotto and bone marrow beef tartare, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer. Co-owner Anthony Shalamov told Glenside Local in August that the menu would follow the chef's creativity, "good meat, good seafood, things like that," and Whatnow Philadelphia reported that gelato and cappuccinos are planned for dessert. Casa de Fehu serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with hours from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday, according to Glenside Local.
The Inquirer lists Casa de Fehu as a BYOB. Whatnow Philadelphia reported the restaurant will skip a cocktail program and instead offer a mocktail menu designed to pair with the food, so guests can add their own spirits.
The owner says the restroom's larger-than-life LED experience has been the biggest wow factor so far. That comes from what Shalamov told Glenside Local this month, and the paper's August report described a rotating LED display inside. Expect it to turn up in a few first-visit Instagram stories.
"Casa" means house and "Fehu" means prosperity, Shalamov told Whatnow Philadelphia, adding that prosperity starts around the table. He has lived in Hatboro since 2011, and Glenside Local reported that he bought the building in December 2024 and that his wife, Anastasia De Roy, has been at the center of the renovations. Construction on the 1,600-square-foot first floor began in February 2025. His goal, he told the paper, is to give Hatboro a nice atmosphere and good food so neighbors don't have to drive to other towns.
Prices weren't published in the reports we reviewed, and the owners have said they hope to add outdoor seating next season. Opening plans can shift, so check Casa de Fehu's Instagram before you go.
Is Casa de Fehu open in Hatboro, PA? Glenside Local reported on Nov. 9 that a soft opening, with reservations required, was planned for Wednesday, Nov. 11. The grand opening is set for Wednesday, Nov. 18, so check Casa de Fehu's Instagram for current status.
Is Casa de Fehu BYOB? Yes, per The Inquirer's Nov. 4 listing. The owner has said it will offer mocktails designed so guests can add their own spirits.
What are Casa de Fehu's hours? 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, according to Glenside Local.
Where is Casa de Fehu? 482 Jacksonville Road in Hatboro, Montgomery County, just across the county line from Warminster.
If you're curious about the area, my guides to Hatboro, Warminster and Southampton, plus my Montgomery County and Bucks County neighborhood guides, are good places to start.
I'm Nick Rau with the Rarity Real Estate Team, ranked in the Top 1% of agents nationally (RealTrends 2025, individual), and I live in Bucks County. Questions about Hatboro? Call (215) 593-7498 or email [email protected].
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Photo: "Paella de Marisco Valencia" by david.nikonvscanon (original on Flickr), via Wikimedia Commons, licensed CC BY 2.0. File photograph of seafood paella taken Sept. 20, 2017, in Valencia, Spain. It is not from Casa de Fehu and does not show its food, kitchen or dining room. Cropped and naturally darkened, with text added, for the cover, featured image and slides; no food or scenery added or removed. No endorsement is implied.
Reporting checked November 12, 2026. Sources: Glenside Local (Nov. 9 and Aug. 4, 2026), The Philadelphia Inquirer's November openings preview (Nov. 4, 2026) and Whatnow Philadelphia (Aug. 18, 2026). Opening dates and hours are as reported and can change.
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