Visited Princeton Wednesday and wanted something on the healthier side for the family…read more Group loved the food and atmosphere Alex did a great job

First time visit on Sunday…read more Free parking in Princeton until 1 pm Brunch menu Free Wi Fi Friendly service Tried Eggs over with potatoes and 2 thick pieces of bacon plus coffee

Came here a few times for brunch with friends. We've tried their meeting house plate, veggie…read moresandwich, burgers, etc. the food was very much mediocre and nothing stood out or left an impression. The service was fine. The interior is chic and elevated which makes it a nice place for dates and friends hangouts but there are similar placed around town with better food options.

A very uneven experience with excellent service being hamstrung by poor execution. An excellent…read moremushroom soup was followed by a rather bland broiled chicken. Wars have been fought over salt making it regrettable that little to no seasoning was evident. I could also do without an upcharge for a bread basket that featured two slices of rye bread quartered. The elevated price point would suggest and demand much better fare. Barely three stars.

It was a special occasion at The Perch meaning that the sublime service, impeccable surroundings…read moreand a brilliant menu did its thing satisfying my refined rather than ravenous aspirations. Start with creamy tomato soup joined to a mini grilled cheese and lobster slider. Perfect. Follow-up with filet mignon that melted just based on a glance. This is memorable, no-rush dining and well worth the shekels. Sometimes there's no substitute for excellence. Five easy stars.

The building is great and I loved that they offer valet parking / super easy in and out here. There…read moreis certainly an upscale ambiance and the waitstaff all seemed like veterans - everyone was friendly and professional throughout the meal. As to the food, we felt that the dishes were very good, but not great. The steak was a little bland, as was the pork chop. The black sesame crusted halibut stood out as the best entree we had for the table. I would also highly recommend the black lime mocktail. That was excellent and unique.

We used to frequent the KoP location and were sad when it closed. So, we were so happy to stumble…read moreupon it during a day trip to Princeton. We went for lunch and it was really good. The biscuits with honey/cinnamon butter are death-row meal worthy. Insanely good. Hubby had an Italian style panini served with homemade chips. I had the smoked salmon toast- artfully presented and delicious. Our server was sweet and the manager stopped by to check in. Headed back to Princeton in a few months for a girls weekend and definitely making dinner plans here.

Huge letdown. This used to be one of our favorite restaurants in Princeton, so we were really…read morelooking forward to coming back. Unfortunately, the food was mostly bad to just okay. The salmon with crispy rice was the only dish we enjoyed. The squash was terrible and smothered in mayo sauce, and even the steak was disappointing. The chicken was decent, but the multiple sauces made the flavors strange and muddled. Probably one of my most disappointing meals in recent months. Such a shame because I used to really love this place.

Came here after seeing a play at McCarter Theatre Center, which is conveniently right across the…read morestreet. Vibes: classic tavern Tables: linen-covered Service: fast and friendly Food: great I ordered the shrimp tempura roll and the French onion dumplings. Both were delicious and I'd gladly order them again.

If you're looking for a place located right on the campus of Princeton University then you should…read moretry Dinky's Bar and Kitchen. They have a wide range of wonderful Signature Cocktails using seasonal ingredients,,Mock Cocktails, Curated Wine list by the Glass or Bottle and Craft Beers on Tap and in Bottles. Dinky's Bar is located in the historic 1918 train station, featuring train station-themed, signature cocktails and locomotive themes to pay homage to the building's heritage. Dinky's has a Happy Hour: it's from 3 PM to 5 PM (Sunday - Thursday) and "Happier Hours" from 10 PM to close... Dinky's offers a Seasonal Menu of Small Plates, Burgers, Flatbreads, Limited Sushi, Pizza, Soup, and more. Everything is locally sourced. The also serve a limited Brunch. The vibe is fun and fits right in with the area.. It's located right on Princeton University and is walking distance to The Art Museum. This quaint restaurant has an outdoor patio with seating, and some tables and high tops inside with a full bar. and their menu is simple and delicious. Dinky's doesn't take reservations. They only accept walk-ins. We had a fun server named Conner. He made great suggestions, especially for cocktails and food choices. We both started with their Pear Paloma-tequila, pear, cardamom, lime, grapefruit soda. It was refreshing and good. It was the perfect drink to try. We were looking to get a quick bite just to tie us over. This place came recommended by a close friend. We ordered a few appetizers. Spicy Tuna Roll- tuna, spicy mayo, masago, scallion, sambal, eel sauce, sesame seeds add avocado + $1, add pickled mango + $1 I chose the mango for a twist. It was fresh and delicious. We also ordered a California Roll- kani, cucumber, avocado, nori, sushi rice, sesame seeds. You can add pickled mango + $1 or avocado for + $1. We added the mango for a twist. It was very good. Next time I come I want to try their Buttermilk Fried Chicken Bao Buns-sriracha slaw, house made pickled cucumber, micro cilantro, asian glaze. It looked so good. There was a couple sharing our high top and they ordered several orders of these and they told us it's a must try. I would've ordered more food, but we were going to another place and I didn't want to fill up. The staff is very nice here all very friendly and welcoming. There's no children's menu. This place is a bit small so I don't recommend it for young children and it would be difficult for handicapped unless you're able to get a table outside. We will definitely be back.

Excellent all around. Started at the bar which was long and comfortable for a drink off their…read morecocktail menu. Ate in the bar room with excellent service. Tried the cowboy steak and my date tried the petite filet. Both cooked as requested. Shrimp scampi probably needs a different name as this was more like a lightly battered and fried shrimp. Still tasty. Also tried the dumplings which were excellent. With the steaks we tried a mushroom side and an au poivre sauce. Nothing special but a nice addition to the steak. Will absolutely return.

Our dinners were delicious! The ambiance is lovely. Sit in the bar booth if you can. One note for…read moreservice: I felt our waiter was trying to pressure us into ordering an appetizer or side. We weren't absolutely starving and we also knew that we would get giant popovers here as bread so we weren't looking to leave feeling engorged. It was a minute of back and forth with him suggesting things for us to add and us saying no. Our check wasn't over $100 with just the entrees anyways. Sheesh. Awkward.

Food that warms you! It's our first time to Rocky Hill Inn…read morewhile visiting the Princeton area. A candlelit intimate environment, attentive service and quality food made for a positive experience. I had Shepherd's Pie which had large pieces of lamb, vegetables and covered in mashed potatoes. You could taste the different spices. It was very good. My partner had roasted chicken with root vegetables and spices. It was alive with flavor, the chicken was moist and tender. We will definitely return when in the area.

This visit to the Rocky Hill Tavern wasn't as good as previous visits. Service was still good but…read morereservations are an absolute must. The French onion soup is just as good and one of the best in the area. It's so good we had it when it was over 95° degrees outside and still worth it. They've changed the chicken meatballs in the last 2 years since I've been there - much less slaw (which was a unique highlight). These were dry and tasted overcooked and tough. My chicken Milanese was also overcooked and tough. The chicken was right at that cusp of brown to burnt with some pieces being burnt and difficult to chew. My husband's fried chicken from his sandwich (much much thicker piece of chicken) was fine so it makes me wonder if it was cooked at the same time. The prices are still reasonable for a nicer pub / gastropub which is appreciated.

We celebrated my mother-in-law-to-be's birthday at Seasons 52, and it was such a wonderful…read moreexperience! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with a warm, welcoming ambiance that made the celebration feel extra special. One of my favorite things about Seasons 52 is that much of the menu features delicious meals under 600 calories, making it easy to enjoy a flavorful meal without feeling overly full. Everything we ordered was fresh, well-prepared, and satisfying. My absolute favorite was the Summer Refresher mocktail - a zero-proof drink that was incredibly refreshing, with fresh mint and juicy watermelon chunks. It was the perfect sip for a summer evening. To top it all off, the Mini Indulgence desserts were the perfect portion-controlled treats. Served in adorable parfait glasses, they let everyone enjoy a little something sweet without overdoing it. With options like Cookies & Cream and Key Lime Pie (plus several others to choose from), there was something for everyone. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply looking for a restaurant with a cozy atmosphere, lighter menu options, and delicious food and drinks, Seasons 52 is definitely worth a visit!

For a chain restaurant, Seasons 52 continues to be a nice restaurant for dinner or lunch. From the…read moreambiance inside, to the service and food, I have always been pleased. The restaurant is great for a date night or an evening out with friends. It's a chain restaurants, but it doesn't always feel like one. Our waiter was wonderful, knowledgeable on the menu, and efficient. Our food came out relatively fast, once our orders were taken. The White Wine Chicken was so delicious and moist, the gnocchi was great as was the Filet Mignon. You've also gotta love the mini $4 dessert offering. The only thing I don't recommend is the Trout. A friend and I have had it here on two occasions and both times it was dry and overcooked.

Another excellent meal at Witherspoon but another lack of spine on my part for agreeing to outdoor…read moredining which I detest. I get it, diners in this zip code love to recreate their adventures across countless European capitals as they sip expensive aperitifs and coffee concoctions believing they're within a stones throw of the 6th arrondissement in Paris. When I'm getting sunstroke sitting five feet away from a lovely half-filled air conditioned interior I completely empathize with that panting Poodle sitting one table over whose owners while away the time while poor little Siegfried melts under his fur. Next time I'll grow a spine provided it's not completely fused from this visit to Hades. The Witherspoon Grill is terrific, I have no one to blame but myself.

What lovely place to have lunch, at least on a warm almost-summer day eating under an umbrella at…read morean outdoor table! Friends picked us up at the Princeton Junction train station and drove into Princeton. We had lunch at Witherspoon, one of their favorites, before heading to the Princeton University Art Museum. My friend and I shared the grilled shrimp salad, and they kindly split it in the kitchen for us. Hardly any black beans, at least in mine, but two large shrimp (one of my favorite oxymorons!) and lots of shredded romaine, topped with about half a sliced avocado. Came with a creamy dressing on the side, no great shakes to me but my friend loved it. My husband had a whole grilled shrimp salad to himself, ignored the dressing, and really liked the salad. Our other friend had 2 appetizers as his meal - lobster bisque and a poke cup that was on the menu as a tuna martini, or something like that. Cute title. Two of us had unsweetened iced tea, one had a cup of hot water. My iced tea was good, our friend got a refill of his. I'm not sure if he was charged for it but I don't think so. We passed on dessert, went later for ice cream. Enjoy!

Amazing food and thoroughbred service all without the pretentious atmospherics that seem to clog…read moremodern dining arteries when they try to draw attention away from the food. The food here is insanely fresh as was our daily interpretation involving copious use of root vegetables. In a Woodstock mood, I went for a mushroom motif inclusive of a mushroom onion soup and mushroom infused homemade cavatelli. You won't get points for atmosphere as the location is main street central and directly across from an Irish pub that is still serving the same slab of corned beef that they first boiled in 1991. If you're a foodie or even a fraudie, 12 Farms offers infinite pleasures and is richly deserving of a resounding five stars. Speaking of rich bring lots of cash as plastic is not accepted.

On 09/19/26, my husband took me to breakfast here! We had visited the restaurant one other time…read moresince moving local to the area last year. The restaurant is a nice size and very homey. The staff were super friendly. I still can't stop thinking about the wild boar eggs Benedict I ordered. It was so delicious! The restaurant can be a bit pricey but you definitely get what you paid for and its worth it! The food is very flavorful & fresh! So nice that this is a farm to table restaurant as well!