Dolce & Clemens Italian Deli is truly a hidden gem and one of the finest Italian delis I've ever…read morehad the pleasure of visiting. From the moment you walk through the door, you're greeted by the irresistible aroma of authentic, homemade Italian cooking and the warm hospitality that instantly makes you feel like family. John, Michael, and Kevin put a little bit of love into everything they serve. They are knowledgeable, patient, friendly, and always willing to make recommendations. Then there's Babs, the "cleanup hitter," who runs the register with remarkable efficiency while sending every customer off with a warm smile and sincere appreciation. The selection of freshly prepared Italian specialties is nothing short of outstanding. Whether you're stopping in for lunch, picking up dinner for the family, or planning a special event, every dish reflects exceptional quality, authentic flavor, and meticulous attention to detail. Their catering service is equally impressive, providing beautifully prepared meals that are guaranteed to make any gathering memorable. The sandwiches are simply phenomenal--generously piled high with the freshest ingredients and served on freshly baked Italian bread that elevates every bite. It's easy to understand why Dolce & Clemens has earned such a loyal following. And whatever you do, don't leave without visiting the pastry shop! Their assortment of traditional Italian pastries is the perfect finale to any meal--always fresh, beautifully presented, and absolutely delicious. Outstanding food, exceptional service, fair prices, and an unwavering commitment to quality make Dolce & Clemens a destination I'll return to again and again. If you're looking for authentic Italian cuisine, incredible sandwiches, delectable pastries, or first-class catering, look no further. Highly recommended--on a 1-10 scale, they are easily an 11. Harry Robinson CEO, Technology Solutions Partners

I just moved into Mercer County this week and it seems friends and family said that this was THE…read moreBEST around The claim to fame was it was on Diners Drive Ins and Dives. Meh not a fan but I continue I was warned it was expensive, it's not. So I bought a few prepared meals, simple meals just to get a feel for the food. The prosciutto, mozzarella and roasted peppers sandwich was huge but flavorless The meatballs and spaghetti entree were not to my liking at all. The sauce was lacking and not sure what the meat was in the meatballs Still have a chicken Marsala entree and a few fried chicken cutlets that I am in no hurry to eat but will because I don't waste food My visit here was disappointing and now that I have tried the I will continue to find other options to become my go to Salumeria The baked goods looks good maybe I will give that a shot I'm a sucker for good Canoli Update 9/17 the fried chicken cutlets were tasteless, ate one saving 2 to grind up to give to the dogs The Bruschetta was also tasteless.Its like food you would get in my parents assisted living facility no seasoning on anything. Why bother?I grew up on food like this and it is a really poor representation of the way these simple preparations should taste.

We tried it for the first time and loved it. Great atmosphere, delicious food and great customer…read moreservice.

Hubs picked this place while we were in Jersey. Being born and raised in NYC, I spent a lot of time…read morein Jersey and never had bad food. I wanted pizza so bad so I went along with my husband's choice, even though I was apprehensive about this place regarding the pizza. Upon walking in, we were greeted immediately by the staff behind the pizza counter. When you walk in, the ordering counter is right there and you can choose to order to go or sit & dine in, as well as table service. We decided to dine in with table service. The area seemed small space wise but there were plenty of tables and it did not feel crammed. I luckily browsed reviews prior to visiting because they do not serve wine or beer but you can BYOB. We brought a bottle with us to open at the table. I do not recall being charged a corkage fee. Since I was craving pizza, hubs was also game, so we went with a large pie, with half pepperoni for hubs. We also ordered garlic knots, hoping they would be real knots instead of rolls. Our food arrived in a timely manner and was fresh. I was disappointed though because there was so much sauce on the pizza but hubs was happy since he loves extra sauce. I didn't think to ask for light sauce because there usually is not a lot of sauce on pizza up north but I learned my lesson. Hubs thought the pizza was good. The knots were rolls so I was disappointed on that aspect as well. We were in the area for a training Hubs had to attend and he had this place for lunch one day and said it was also good. The service was great and the food was okay, I would just ask for light sauce next time.

You can't really call Aldi a supermarket in the traditional sense since their selection spans only…read morethe "greatest hits" across categories and their reliance on copycat store brands is unintentionally hilarious to say the least -- Loopy Fruit cereal is a classic that only their lawyers could love. However, their quality is generally first rate and I'm a big fan of their prepared Chicken Salad. Aldi's not a weekly destination but their concept is executed brilliantly. Five easy stars.

Great service employees know me weekly items bring back the root-beer float ice cream even though…read moreit's weekly I love it so much more then my huzz

Came here early on a Saturday morning - no wait and wasn't too busy yet. Large parking lot in the…read moreback but the EV charging wasn't working when we went. Service was great, I liked how the brought the dishes out on a tiered tray. Seating is nice too, almost has a fancy bar feel but it was really bright and sunny when we went. The interior is really well decorated. Dishes are good too, I like what we got. A step above the standard diner food like ihop. If you're looking for a good breakfast/brunch spot, Americana is it!

Reliable and capable is probably the best way to describe the Americana especially during their…read moreSunday "Jazz Brunch" which renders normal conversation obsolete at anything approaching normal volume... depending on who you're with that could be a godsend. Oh yeah, the food. What's for sale is a nice cross-section of omelettes, Benedicts and a smattering of sandwiches and steaks that left everyone extremely happy. And if you're a day drinker the bar seemed unusually crowded. Good for them. Five easy stars

My sis told me about this place. Went here with her on saturday morning. We got the brownie pie,…read morehoney almond apple pie, passionfruit cake, brownie, bacon quiche, and the emma sandwich. It was all delicious i just wish the pie was a bit bigger since it was pricey.

The pizza here is so good!!! I'm def a savory girly so I love that they have other items other than…read moresweets! The pies are so good and so fun that they change it up weekly!

Ravello in Robbinsville never disappoints. And last night was no exception. The food was on point…read moreas always. We started with the octopus and tuna tartare, both were fresh, flavorful, and beautifully plated. For entrees, we had the tagliatelle with short ribs, vodka rigatoni, and ravioli, and every dish was delicious and cooked to perfection. Great atmosphere, excellent service, and consistently high-quality food. Definitely recommend checking this place out if you're in the area!

Tucked within a completely non-descript strip mall along Route 130 in Robinsville may be the best…read morehidden gem Italian eatery in New Jersey. Intimate without being fussy, Ravello delivers meals portioned for adults prepared with the love and care of my sainted grandmother (if she ever learned how to cook.) Sorry Nonna. My spicy cavatelli with sausage and sun dried tomatoes was simply amazing as was a Caesar salad that could have been a meal all by itself. Ravello is already on speed dial and I'm counting down the days until our next visit. Don't let the strip mall fool you, excellence awaits within. Five easy stars for this BYOB classic.

Had a business luncheon today . First time diners. We had…read morean excellent luncheon. Rack of us had different entrees. While they had a excellent selection of entrees on the menu, they also had four luncheon specials as well as appetizers. I had salmon done over a bed of spinach. It was accompanied by a nice garden salad with vinaigrette dressing. We also had bread as well as oils to dip it in. Our server ( Sergio) was efficient but not intrusive. My host paid the tab so I am not sure of the pricing. Even if I was paying, based on the quality of the cuisine, I would be pleased. Overall. An excellent luncheon experience. We will be back. Worth the 40 minute drive.

Hated the menu. Part had no prices. Menu hard to pot is a tablet,…read moreSunday menu different then daily menu Very disappointed

The service is delightful, food sublime, and all with Pre-Covid pricing. Terrific value!…read more It's an unbelievable culinary experience! Out of 1-10, I give these folks an 11! Ciao, Enrico

I recently tried a similar style pie and the core was raw so I figured I'd give it one last try…read morebecause a bunch of people said I was wrong. After another $30 wasted I confirmed that I was right and should just stop trying and stick with my beloved neapolitan style pizza. Scottos pizza in East Windsor, NJ got me excited because when I walked in, I saw the pizza guy pulling my precooked dough and sauce out of the oven then putting the toppings on and, as per the comments on my previous post, this is how it's supposed to be. The counter girl was sweet and said they needed 7 more minutes so I paid, thanked her, and waited. Upon the pull out I got even more excited ( #thatswhatshesaid ), drove to my hotel, did my mandatory pizza box opening IG boomerang, then dove in. At first bite my heart sank, flashing back to my last pizza experience that I posted, and felt the gooey, wet, uncooked dough. I pushed through and got towards the crust which was crunchy and cooked through. The toppings were warmed, after being cooked for the 7 minutes I was told to wait but not juicy and perfectly cooked. All in all, this was a major fail and just like your final abusive and toxic partner, I'm giving up on this type of pizza. My colleague warned me about this place but I stupidly ignored. The service staff was very sweet but that's the only pleasant thing I dealt with at this spot. Just like my last post, I took extensive photos of different angles of the rawness to hope and stop the opinions of telling me I'm wrong. Sorry, not sorry, don't waste your money.

McCaffrey's is a better supermarket in the Princeton area meaning it's definitely a step up from…read moreShoprite. I like shopping at McCaffrey's. I can get a fair number of keto friendly things I need here. More expensive than some other markets near by, but it's a lovely store and I like their bakery and prepared foods. Very friendly customer service and I'm usually in and out very quickly. This supermarket is not as nice as Whole Foods or Wegmans but a bit better than Shoprite also little more expensive.They also have a good selection of wine, beer and spirits but you have to pay the Princeton high prices!

I have always loved McCaffrey's; excellent meat, conveniently located, etc. I purchased manderains…read moresometime over the past two months and on day two they shriveled to a point that they could not be consumed. I then took a chance and purchased them again today. When peeled they were a very odd bright red color that I have never seen pn a mandarin before. I was afraid to eat them. I disposed of them. I then got out the grape tomatoes that I purchased this afternoon. Most were wrinkled and clearly should not have been sold. McCaffrey's is going to have to step up their produce quality to keep my business. I cannot keep throwing food away. I don't have time to waste returning it either. I barely have time to shop. McCaffrey's should be premium quality. I should not have to inspect everything I take off the shelf. I'm deeply disappointed.