Well, if you follow me, you notice I very seldom eat at any restaurant that's not a chain. Well, I…read morehad a meeting today and I was told to meet here for lunch. It was very nice and clean, and we both enjoyed our meals. I had a large Cobb salad with extra grilled chicken. The other guy ordered some scrambled eggs, gravy, and a side of bacon. We both got a unsweet tea to drink. I thought the food was excellent, the other guy said he lives close and eats here all the time. The bill for our lunch was $47 and some change. I thought it was sort of high, but there's no bargain anywhere. Maybe that's the going rate not a huge issue, I just thought it was high.

Made a spot here on our way home from AC and it sure hit the spot. The service was fast and very…read morefriendly. Our waitress checked up on us often and the food was your typical diner foods. The quesadilla stood out the most of what we got but nothing was terrible.

Very skimpy on food and overpriced and it was not welcoming at all. Do not recommend.read more

Came here with the hubby for some lunch on our way towards the shore. We sat for a bit when someone…read morefinally brought us menus. The server was friendly, although overwhelmed. There was no direction of whether to order at the counter or be seated. Hubby ordered a salad that he asked for with chicken but when it came out about 45 minutes later, there was no chicken. I ordered a salad and a mini hamburger- it was advertised on a Kaiser roll, but came out on two slices of bread. When I ordered it, I asked for it medium rare, but it was well done when it finally appeared. Disappointing. The food tasted fine although my hubby's chicken tasted like charcoal. About a half hour after waiting, the people next to us were told there was no roast beef. They adjusted their order and got their food before us, although we ordered before them. A bit strange. While I was waiting for our food, I walked inside to see what kind of things were for sale. They had balsamic vinegar and olive oil which were nice. The vinaigrette was really good and we were told they used the balsamic from it. However, on the shelves in the back, there was a cruddy jar of something that no one would buy. I picked it up not realizing it but put it back. I am adding a picture of the flowers. They were very nice. They should put some work into fixing the signs around that were peeling.

It's like a museum of cool, old, stuff; cool new stuff too!…read more I bought a lot here, over the years. It's fun just to walk around and see what they got.

Has been some time since last visit. Now that we have second shop in Lambertville and our main shop…read more10,000 sq ft with hourly influx of fresh inventory it's hard to get away. I always enjoy myself when prowling new shops I've not yet been in. Mostly when indo get chance it's to interact with fellow shop owners "attempt" a linking of shops as to create an ANTIQUE DAY TRIP not just randomly scouring southern NJ . Needless to say 10 shops that day we got no feedback. But shop was a pleasant visit loads of items My shopping list for clients didn't get met but this shop had plenty of stuff at the time. Again was some time ago and truly with the owners the best of luck. 4 stars because even we at Elwood Antiques and @21bridgestreetantiques have room for improvement no one is perfect. Thank you for a nice visit to your shop back then. Will try to revisit. Maybe get an Antique Day Brochure made-up of worthy shops and eateries. We are working on Scavenger Hunt for this year. Dennis Stanford

I learned about this place from a colleague and was completely unprepared the first time I went. I…read morewent on a Saturday morning and the line was already about 20+ people long when I arrived. We waited for about two hours, but it was well worth it. The prices are unbelievable. Surprisingly there were no unbearable odors and the staff was pretty fast. I realized what took so long is customers not having an idea of what they wanted and those who also wanted to bargain. The first two times I went I spent about $100 total. Each time the meat lasted our family of three at least three months. We were literally spending a couple of hundred dollars a month at the chain supermarkets. My colleague also has a family of three and she goes every 6 to 7 months. To make your experience better there are a few things you should do. 1) Make sure you have a thick jacket because its very cold and you can be standing inside for some time waiting for others to put in their orders. 2) Have an idea of what meats you want and how much you want. 3) Go on a weekday if you don't want to have to wait in line for hours. If you're someone who likes to have your hand held and your a customer who needs to be coddled through the purchase process, do the rest of us a favor and stay at the local supermarket. This is a fast-paced environment and the staff doesn't have time to stroke your ego as they have so many people to take care of in a short amount of time.

Be cautious - with no knowledge of meat/butchering you may be sold an inferior product at a premium…read moreprice. Have had great experiences in the past but last visit was truly taken. Got home and realized the product was not as advertised.

I've gotten a 1/8 share on several occasions by this point. Yet, I continue to be impressed…read more To no surprise, you get a lot of meat. I love how everything is portioned out and individually sealed to ensure freshness. The quality is amazing. For most of the steaks, I simply salt and pepper than grill. Its hard to rave on too much without repeating myself, so I'll just summarize with: Amazing quality, great value, solid prices!

Wonderful little market jam packed with so many delicious specialty items. More than just a beef…read moremarket. The customer service is top rated. I definitely will be making return visits.

I absolutely LOOOOVE Wellshire Farms and their lovely delicious products! They make their products…read morefrom animals that were raised humanely and are gluten-free, has no antibiotics, no nitrate or nitrite is added, and has no artificial ingredients (except for the minimally processed collagen casing for the jerkies). I was first introduced to them when I found their line at Whole Foods. I was craving for some beef jerky and instead of getting the typical Slim Jims :P, I found this brand. I absolutely dig their Pillow Pack Uncured Pepperoni, their Semi Boneless Sliced Ham, Bacon Bits, Matt's Select Pepperoni Snack Sticks, and their Original Turkey Tom Tom Snack Sticks. They are so delicious, has an impact of deep flavor and spices, and are great to snack on. Check them out! +Pillow Pack Uncured Pepperoni +Semi Boneless Sliced Ham +Bacon Bits +Matt's Select Pepperoni Snack Sticks +Original Turkey Tom Tom Snack Sticks

Yelper Hannah H basically has said most of what I was going to. As a fan of pepporoni the Mat's…read moreSnack Sticks are pretty frickin good. I was doing the same thing looking for cured meat snacks and stumbled on the Wellshire products. Good pepperoni flavor, not too salty though maybe a touch fatty. Still a great go to if you're looking for the cured/smoked style goods.

Best firm for Apple picking. i will go this summer again for picking the apple. the Apple is so big…read moreand delicious. I am so happy i found this firm. place is so big and easy to park the car.

I was pleasantly pleased with our apple and pumpkin picking experience here in October 2024. We…read morearrived pretty early in the day and it wasn't outrageously crowded. There is a fee per vehicle to go picking and it's cheaper to pay it online before arriving. There were still apples on the trees in October and a great selection of flowers and vegetables. Apples were reasonably priced. You are taken around on a hayride which is fun for everyone. There's a store with canned goods and pies. Food trucks onsite were expensive and seemed to have a huge issue with hornets. Great outting for families.

Those who know me know that Im a big fan of the cured and aged food arts. Especially if they have…read moreto do with meet. Lou's has bacon, hams, sausage, deli meats, salami's...the list goes on. recently tried their no nitrate/nitrite turkey salami. Fairly lean, not too spicy but still flavorful. I need to score some of their Genoa and Sporessata products for good measure...

Purchased package of "fully cooked , gluten free turkey Italian style meatballs," and they were the…read moreworst I've ever had! They were too salty, did not taste "Italian" (I am Italian!). and tasted as though the meat was "not fresh when prepared." Have been very disappointed in frozen meatballs, so will just have to make my own batch and freeze them. So much for saving time and energy at 91 years old.

We just met another very personable server. There are 2 Ashleys working there that we enjoy…read more Tonight we had the pleasure of being served by Kate. If one can have more than 1 favorite... how about 3? Good job, Doug. Always loved his meals. Our favorite place.

We were heading over to the rodeo and not sure where to eat. We looked up a few close places and…read moresettled on this one. We were a little confused when we saw it was a golf club but it's open to the public. The food is awesome. We got a few appetizers. Truffle fries. Battered zucchini flowers which I had never had before. Those were so good. If you get a side salad with a sandwich instead of fries it's still a large helping. Most times when you sub out you get a weak salad. My friend got the sugar bacon burger which he said was awesome. That's kinda what I wanted but then I panic picked the blackened tuna sandwich. Which was delicious so I'm not upset. Wife got a taco salad that came in a large corn chip bowl. Tons of chicken on it. Very large portions. Got there around 4 and had the place to ourselves just about for a while. Very friendly staff.