Wonderful large cellar with multiple floors. Delicious dessert and amazing espresso martini. I got…read moremine with Bailey's. Lots of little nooks to hang out with friends.

My boyfriend and I stopped in the Wine Cellar yesterday to have a couple of drinks. We sat at one…read moreof the hightops at the bar and waited until someone would come over to get our order. After 10 minutes, my boyfriend went to the bar to order as we figured the bartender was busy, He stood there for a couple of minutes as was totally ignored as other patrons who sat down after he approached the bar were served. After she finally asked hm, he put in his order and she only came with one drink. Once again he waited for the second drink while she proceeded to serve other customers. He finally had to ask her for the drink, when she replied, "Oh I guess I forgot". No apology....nothing. As we were at table having our drinks, the same bartender came around to all the other tables to clean the tables and ask the customers if they needed another drink. All the tables except ours. We were looking to order another round however we were never given the chance.This was the worst example of customer service, we ever experienced in a restaurant business. This is not a reflection of the actual establishment but rather the quality of bartenders they hire. Will never spend our money there again.

Came here to have dinner with a friend the other day. We shared the Buffalo Chicken Wings, Poutine…read moreFries and Shrimp Tacos. The poutine fries had this delectable salty gravy and a good amount of meat and cheese. The shrimp tacos tasted bright and fresh. Everything was delicious. Sorry we were so hungry and I forgot to take pictures! I ordered a Blood Orange margarita, which was strong but well balanced and tasted like it was made with fresh juice--it made an excellent impression! I hate margaritas made with sweet and sour mix, and I'm pretty picky since I make my own juice mix when I make margaritas at home. I was like, "There drink game is next level." So I felt confident ordering the Strawberry Rosemary 75--but it was a big let down. It had a very chemical taste reminding me of lemon all-purpose cleaner. Usually I like gin cocktails but I didn't care for the flavor combo with this one. I hate wasting food, but I could barely take a sip without gagging. It says on the menu that it's a house favorite --and that is deceiving! Lol. The service was fantastic. Food came out in perfect timing. Our server clearly saw we were enjoying ourselves and did not rush us, and instead paced our meal well. I wish I could remember his name--but he was a lovely gentleman working 5/22. We loved the atmosphere with the plants. We would totally come back! Keep up the great work!

Every time I visit friends in New Hope, I'm reminded how special this little town is--right along…read morethe Delaware River, full of history (yes, George Washington crossing the Delaware), charm, and that artsy, cobblestone-street vibe. This time, we skipped my usual Wawa run (the Cuban is still elite) and headed to Karla's Restaurant--and it delivered. Set in a charming old house, each room feels intimate and unique. We snagged a patio table and caught the sunset--honestly, it was a little magical. We started with cocktails (my Sidecar was spot-on), then shared: * Caesar salad * Calamari For the entrée, we split the fried chicken sandwich with coleslaw--crispy, flavorful, and more than enough food. And dessert? Carrot cake. Absolutely delicious--moist, perfectly spiced, and finished with that classic cream cheese frosting. A must-order. Service was fun and personable (we even had a doppelgänger moment with our server--still laughing about that). A few notes: * Bathrooms are upstairs via narrow stairs (old-house charm) * Cozy, room-by-room layout * Prices are very fair Bottom line: Great food, great vibe, and a quintessential New Hope dining experience. I'll definitely be back--next time for brunch. Life's short. Eat well.

We had an exceptional dining experience at Zoubi!!! The secret garden provided a truly enchanting…read moreatmosphere. Our server, Amir, delivered outstanding service, and the host made us feel particularly valued. The entire staff was incredibly welcoming, and the cuisine was exceptional, we ordered the tuna poke with avocado & creamy togarashi in a spicy vinaigrette, prime NY strip steak entree with housecut fries, the grilled octopus appetizer which was plated beautifully and was cooked to perfection with a nice char and tender center. The surf & turf was a very generous portion of short ribs and sea scallops noodles with wild mushrooms in a truffle cream sauce. We also had the sesame and panko crusted tuna entee with wasabi "air" foam. We appreciate the wonderful experience, outside table surrounded by blooming seasonal flowers and plants. For dessert had chocolate creme brulle, and strawberry sorbet. Everything was plated beautifully and tasted amazing. We can not wait to return to this outstanding picturesque restaurant on the canal in New Hope.

The halibut and tuna was unreal, best we ever had. The bread was warm and fresh. We ate inside and…read moreit was very nice. The wait staff were friendly and attentive.

The food, service and attention to detail was amazing!…read moreHeather and her team, Kiera and Alex managed to make a cocktail party of 50+ guests feel incredibly welcome with the ambiance of an upscale house party. The hors d'oeuvres selection from the market vendors was right on the money and paired perfectly with the exquisite cocktails from the bar. I would heartily recommend anyone seeking a unique and welcoming venue for an event contact the Ferry's End to host your special occasion.

I didn't try any of the food so I can't tell you about that. But I did walk around the market and…read moreit was much smaller than I thought it was going to be. Not everything was open on a Saturday afternoon and it's a pretty tight fit but most things are in new Hope. There are restrooms which came in handy. Going with three stars for that alone.

STRANGER DANGER Lobster bisque was fantastic, but I will…read morenever ever ever bring my daughter to that restaurant again. The restroom has four locking stalls that both men and girls are gonna use so I would suggest to you to escort your daughter to the restroom and wait outside the restroom. Do not leave your child unattended.

My wife and I made this restaurant a stop on our anniversary for over ten years. We would stay at…read morethe neighboring Bed and breakfast and go here for dinner. We have never had a bad experience, and if a problem did arise, the staff always goes out of their way to rectify the situation. The wine selection is great and in the winter they offer a wild game menu. I have never had a complaint about the menu offerings, which does change and new items are featured every so often. I always enjoy the food and great service.

The Landmark Tavern, located in the Logan Inn in New Hope, is a casual but polished neighborhood…read moretavern featuring three distinct dining spaces that share a trendy "brick-and-leather" aesthetic; a menu featuring modern American comfort food with a range of classic pub favorites elevated with gourmet ingredients; an innovative and seasonally updated adult beverage program; and attentive and friendly service. The indoor space is divided into the lively 'Good & Plenty' bar area with several TVs for sports, the speakeasy-style 'Whiskey Lounge' specializing in bespoke cocktails, a slightly quieter 'Landmark Tavern' main dining room, and a cozy private dining room upstairs for special occasions. Overall, it's a very versatile spot that can be sophisticated enough in the 'Whiskey Lounge' for a date, casual enough in the 'Landmark Tavern' for a family meal, and energetic enough in the 'Good & Plenty' bar for beers with appetizers or a burger while watching a game. We visited for brunch on New Year's Day 2026, and the food was spot on. I had the Grilled Chicken Avocado BLT ($20) sandwich on a sourdough roll with applewood-smoked bacon and a side of truffle-dusted shoestring fries -- that was absolutely delicious. My dining companion has raved about the Logan Inn Omelet ($18), packed with bacon, spinach, and cheddar cheese as well as the Breakfast Burrito ($22) stuffed with scrambled eggs, mildly spicy chorizo sausage, and salsa verde. The cocktail program here is exceptional with a curated selection of craft spirits and innovative, seasonal cocktail options that feel both modern and sophisticated. A true standout during brunch is the Build-Your-Own Bloody Mary cart. It's such a fun, interactive touch -- a server wheels the cart directly to your table to craft your drink right in front of you which allows you customize every detail from the perfect level of heat to an impressive spread of garnishes. Each cocktail we have tried was expertly balanced and served as the perfect accompaniment to our meal. To top off the experience, service has been excellent--attentive and professional without being overbearing. It is worth mentioning that when I booked the reservation on OpenTable, I indicated that my dining companion and I were celebrating our anniversary (of our first date). The hostess and our server wished us a happy anniversary and gave us a more secluded table overlooking the bar-- an obvious sign of a well-trained staff that focuses on the details and shows an appreciation for their customers. Pro Tip #1: Parking in New Hope is always a challenge, but the Logan Inn offers two hours of complimentary valet parking for Landmark Tavern visitors. Just text when you're ready to leave, and they'll have your car waiting at the door. There's also plenty of street parking. You can pay via the ParkMobile app whether you park in the small private parking lot adjacent to the Ferry Market food hall, one of the nearby public lots (Union Square Lot @ 123 West Bridge Street), or metered on-street parking. Parking in one of the public lots or on the street in New Hope is $3.00/hour (up to a maximum of 3 hours) plus a $0.45 service charge for using the ParkMobile app

This place is adorable, especially around the holidays. The decorations are off-the-charts festive,…read moreand they host the Miracle Pop-up, which includes branded holiday cocktails and mocktails. I popped in last year when it was still called Ferry + Main, and sat at the bar to enjoy a couple of the crafted holiday drinks. Loved it so much that I made a reservation for brunch this year. We got a table by the fireplace, and our server was hilarious and attentive. I ordered the Smoke & Rye toast as my main dish with a side of truffle fries and broccolini. Let me tell you, I've never had broccolini so perfectly cooked. I could have eaten it for every meal for the rest of my life. The main dish, however, was not great. They really shouldn't even put it on the menu -- the toast was too thin for all the toppings, and the tomatoes were mealy. My mom loved her Pork sandwich though, so I think I just ordered the wrong thing. Drinks were excellent. I had the Snowball old fashioned and then the Coconut hot chocolate in a cute Santa mug. I'd certainly return for the pop-up next year!

My family and I had an amazing meal here for Christmas Eve and I can't believe I'm just posting…read moreabout it now. It's right along the water and beautiful inside, plus they have tons of food options and perfect sizes for sharing I'm usually not a seafood girl, but the octopus was a 11/10! I highly recommend trying it when you come. The mussels were a close second!

A great dining experience, very beautiful place on the river with outdoor and indoor seating . We…read moresat inside since it was a bit chilly the place was packed and I can understand why ! The food was amazing we had short ribs and salmon and 2 cocktails which were pretty unique and strong ! Service is very welcoming they also have a bar ! It is a wonderful place I really loved it and will be back next time I'm in new hope area !!

We've been here before and it never disappoints…read more We made reservations through Resi which I highly recommend so you can get a spot. It's always busy and you do t want to miss out. I started with an excellent pear drop martini. The glasses are so pretty and the service amazing! Hubby had a delicious apricot old fashioned. For dinner hubby started with the loaded potato soup and then had the chicken Neapolitan's with corkscrew pasta. The sauce was so fresh and tasty. The chicken was stuffed with ham and cheese and the breaded chicken crispy and perfect. I opted for the seasonal risotto which had locally farmed mushrooms and artichokes. I added organic chicken and omg, so good! We will definitely have another meal tomorrow because it's so much food. We were too full for after dinner drink or dessert but hubby wanted a cup of coffee. It was cold but honestly, he didn't complain because the service and food was amazing. We sat outside and there was a delightful breeze which made it so nice. There were umbrellas that kept the sun away. Be sure to duck if you are tall!

We stopped by Under the Moon Cafe during our day trip to New Hope. Despite it being a busy…read moreafternoon, we didn't have to wait and were quickly greeted by our server, Rosie. Rosie helped us with our various questions about the menu and gave us helpful suggestions. I was initially bummed that they didn't have a traditional offering of soda as I was itching for a Diet Coke, but their tasty unsweet tea made up for it. For my entree, I ended up going with the charred corn salad, plus chicken. Cumulatively, our table also had the quinoa sweet potato burger and the udon noodle bowl. We were all really happy with our selections. The restaurant itself was adorable and cozy, which made it a perfect spot to unwind a bit after a busy day shuffling around the New Hope and Lambertville area.