I do enjoy coming in here to grab brunch or pastries. Probably the best time is on the weekdays…read morewhen there is slightly less people however they're still busy. I love the nature ambience with lots of trees and greenery. Should you come here? I recommend going early as the unique pastries do fly off their shelves by late morning. They do make lip smacking delicious sandwiches.

After 20 min of waiting and being told it's coming, they then come and ask what order we were…read morewaiting for. Then, you would think that after that, they would expedite getting the order out but instead, they explain that the kitchen is swamped and they'll get to it soon without a definitive, 'hey, I'll get the kitchen to get it out now'. They good news, cancelled the order and walked out after 30 min. The place was crowded and loud. Wouldn't know the food because I never got it.

Nestled in Riverwalk (55+ community) right near Princeton Medical Center, this quaint little cafe…read morecaught my eye on Yelp. The paninis looked too good to not try. The numbers we found online weren't working so we couldn't tell if it was still open but decided to stop in today on a whim. The employees working were SO NICE. The two gentlemen were kind and made our experience here enjoyable. I ordered the veggie panini, my husband ordered the grilled chicken and avocado wrap and my son got the mushroom risotto. It took 40+ mins for our food to come out and they accidentally made my husbands wrap a panini. We couldn't wait any longer so he took the panini. The employee who took our order personally came over to apologize which was so kind and noble. The paninis were good, but the veggie was way too salty to finish. The side salad it came with was delicious - devoured it! The risotto (frozen - they don't have a kitchen) was good for my little one, but low on the flavor scale for me. The mocha latte we had was subpar. Unfortunately this spot was a flop for me food wise. 2 stars for the food, 5 stars for the service... 3.5 stars overall

As another reviewer stated, this place is a hidden gem. I stumbled upon it when looking for an…read moreestablishment to host a Coffee Club. All 10 of us thought the food was great. The interior is lovely and the outdoor seating is an added perk. It's located inside the ICON Riverwalk residential area. As you enter its on the left hand side. It is a solo operation, so if you are a large group, I suggest you call your order in advance. Jimmy, the cook was delightful and friendly. On my next visit with a large group, I will certainly call in the orders. I can't wait to go back.

My go to for a classic bacon, egg and cheese on a toasted roll. Feels very comfortable. A nice…read morebreak from the corporate fast food and fast casual with down home service. Worth a morning stop.

Kim is the best! Great family! Great food! I got the Kingston sandwich and it was the best I've…read moreever had! I love the Kingston deli!

The staff are very friendly here. It's a cute restaurant. We sat upstairs so the service was a…read morelittle slow, but we didn't mind it since we had the time. It looked like they have outdoor seating for when it's nice out. We would love to check it out in the warmer seasons. I love the inspiration of the Korean fusion dishes. The soy garlic chicken wings were our favorite. We did an order of half soy garlic and half the spicy. I did have high hopes for the gochujang pasta, but the flavor was a lacking a little seasoning and the pasta was also a little over cooked. The beet salad was solid and refreshing. My wife and I love that it was byob. We would come back to try some of the other popular dishes and the coffee at coffee shop at the entrance.

Korean food: 1-Star. Non-Korean food: 3.5-4. Really wanted to love their Korean food after a…read more"pretty good" first experience with their bulgogi last year, but the menu changed and the wannabe Korean flavors were not authentic or up to standards. The classic Korean sundubu chigae was way too fatty, spicy and watery, not a stew. The bibimbop was mostly rice and less fresh veggies than the first time I ate here. For the first time in my life, we saw a restaurant serve up a severely burnt egg (on top of the bibimbop) instead of a simple fried egg. What's happening in the kitchen and their standards to mess up a simple fried egg? (You'll find better bibimbop and soondubu chigae in fast casual cafes and H mart cafeterias.) The non-Korean dishes were better - the fusion gochujang pasta alfredo with shrimp was tasty, and the butternut squash-quinoa-kale dish was surprisingly delicious. However, the true Korean dishes were not authentic and therefore disappointing. They're trying to capitalize on the popular Korean wave but I doubt the truly knows Korean cuisine or flavors. Also dining is on second floor. If you have anyone in your party who can't handle two sets of steps, know that there is no elevator here, and the restrooms are downstairs only where the floor tiles are peeling off and causing tripping hazards.

Embellishment thy name is Princeton. Why call a business that sells baked goods a bakery when what…read morewe really need is a new school "bread boutique." No self-respecting connoisseur or influencer worth their curated sea salt would stand for anything less than hand-crafted loaves touched by the Almighty. Well, I stand corrected. Their baguettes and Zucchini bread are outstanding and worthy of any hosanna I could summon. If your going to engage in marketing grandiosity it's nice to know Princeton's Bread Boutique delivers. It's easy to be cynical but what they don't sell here are eye rolls. Five very easy stars.

After my first bite of the pistachio-crusted croissant here, I swallowed and pronounced, "People…read moreneed to know about this place." We'd turned in here after feeling discouraged by the long lines at another nearby bakery. Here, it was sunny, quiet, and redolent of that heady bread aroma. Another personally good sign was seeing several empty trays in the windows. When a bakery 'sells out' of stuff, I feel like I've uncovered a hot spot. Here's where I need to make a confession: I like croissants a little more than a normal human being should. Really, I'm a croissant addict. So we already knew I'd like these. But ooh la la, these were especially fine. One had rough chunks of pistachio, a subtle, sticky glaze, and - sweet Jesus - pistachio cream on the inside. When my husband saw the pecan pie croissant, we knew I was done for. Behind the counter, there's a large selection of bread loaves, along with a small savory menu. Along the side of the bakery, there's also a refrigerated area with drinks and cold sandwiches. There are a few tables and seats inside, available first come first served.

Gotta love downtown Princeton! Got the "Everything's Better with Bacon and Jam" and it was great -…read moresavory sweet combos are always so delish, and paired with a seasonal jam. So fun! Just wish there was a bit more bacon to up the salty side of things. Seating is cute, good amount of space. Free water when you sit down which is nice. It's fast casual, so you order at the counter and then sit down! Love that they sell (some) of their jams to bring home, if they sold their caramelized onion jam I would've bought it but they didn't have it!!

Always love Jammin Crepes!…read more They have a wide menu of both sweet and savory. It's always packed with people so definitely get there early to grab a table. The service is quite fast. I wish there was more seating. It's nice in the summer when they have tables outside. Definitely recommend the health nut crepe with peanut butter granola and banana.

I've always come to this strip mall to dine at Nomad. However, due to recommendations from my…read morefriends, we decided to give Pastiamo a shot. Normally we stay away from pasta restaurants unless there's something unique to it. However, Pastiamo hit a home run immediately. From Chef Francesca being ever present in the restaurant - from serving to seating - to the homemade focaccia you receive as a starter, it was an impeccable dining experience. Then you add the nice plates and simple, yet warm decor. You just can't go wrong. We split the forza Italia as an appetizer to get more of a focaccia kick. We loved the homemade bread. The three cheeses were a nice and complimentary touch. Also, dousing this with some freshly squeezed orange juice didn't hurt. For the main course, we split a pesto gnocchi and a tagliatelle alla Norma. The pasta was truly homemade. Felt super fresh. The sauces were great and not too oily or salty. It was so good that we decided to bring some home to my parents. We will be back again!

The meatballs are not that great. The pasta is cook to…read moreperfection local pasta place where u can eat after you're done with shopping since the restaurant is located at a mall plaza. Very laid back ambiance. The service is friendly but they don't allow you to do substitutions on the dishes. They also have a good variety of desserts