Seriously the nicest business owner around! We chatted a lot about the shop and how he came into…read morebusiness in Clinton. He knows his stuff and he can proudly claim that's he's the ONLY frozen yogurt shop in Hunterdon County. And he should be proud! He's got a ton of fixins and lots of flavors to choose from. The creations can become endless. I came for the St. Patrick's Day special, the Lucky Leprechaun Scoop, and it was delicious! I'm super picky about my ice cream so I was happy to see the Hershey's hard ice cream. Also got a hot chocolate which was just as yummy! The place was very clean and bright and just a delightful place to enjoy on the main street in Clinton, NJ

I had a very disappointing experience here because of Jani. When I came in, the shop was busy, but…read moreI waited patiently for my turn to order. I noticed that Jani was helping customers one at a time, whether they ordered smoothies or frozen yogurt with toppings. However, when it became my turn, that suddenly changed. After I paid for my smoothie, she did not start making my order and instead began helping several customers behind me in line. I ended up waiting while at least five other customers were served before my order was even started. Eventually, another employee who had been working on ice cream orders became available and helped me instead. I honestly felt singled out and uncomfortable by the situation. I do not know why I was treated differently, but the experience left a very negative impression on me. Because of this experience, I will not be returning.

Greatest local breakfast and lunch/ ice cream business…read more Always offering seasonal specials and food prepared in front of you, literally.

I went to Gronsky's Milk House for breakfast this morning, because I wanted to try their breakfast…read moreburrito. The burrito is huge! Bacon, scrambled eggs, home fries and pepper jack cheese wrapped in a flour tortilla and served with salsa. Outstanding! I didn't get the pancake of the month, which is mint chocolate chip, but let me tell you the pancakes are huge! April will be carrot cake pancakes and I will definitely be ordering one! I sat at the counter and had a nice conversation with some very nice ladies that grew up in the area. Staff is super busy but very accommodating! I definitely recommend Gronsky's Milk House!

What a gem of a spot! I visited Polka Dot Café today with my daughters, and we had such a wonderful…read moreexperience. My girls had a peanut butter & jelly sandwich and scrambled eggs with toast and bacon, while I enjoyed a tuna sandwich. Everything was absolutely delicious and you could immediately tell it was homemade. The atmosphere is wholesome, warm, and welcoming. The owner was incredibly sweet and friendly, especially with my daughters, which made the visit feel extra special. One of the highlights for my kids was the chalkboard tables. They were thrilled to be able to draw while we waited for our food! The café is filled with charming local art, playful gnome decorations, and an overall cozy vibe that makes you feel right at home. This is exactly the kind of small-town spot you hope to find. Great food, wonderful people, and a fun, family-friendly environment. We'll definitely be back!

This is the MOST AMAZING Brie and fig sandwich--every bite is PERFECTION! I couldn't believe my…read moretastebuds. My 5 yo, who doesn't eat meat, kept asking for bites (and I got it with bacon). Seriously, I've ordered this everywhere and THIS CAFE IS INCREDIBLY DELICIOUS! Also, it's adorable as all get out and such friendly service! We were treated well and were able to order after it closed!

While attending the Clinton Red Mill Christmas Market we decided to enjoy a nice break from the…read morecrowds and grab some lunch nearby. We had a twenty minute wait and the front service associate took our cell and contacted us as we enjoyed walking around until They were ready. The NJ Club Sandwich of turkey and bacon was very good. An old cafe diner ambiance which created a nice relaxed and pleasant environment.

At the heart of downtown Clinton is the Towne Restaurant. To start off I have rated this…read moreestablishment based on breakfast primarily and an occasional lunch, I have never been for dinner. The restaurant is "town homey", warm & cheerful. I would classify this as a dinner type eatery, seating is a bit tight but there is always cheerful banter going on. There is almost always a wait on Saturday or Sunday for breakfast but the food is consistently good and wait staff is great. Prices are very fair and coffee keeps coming. Overall quaint, welcoming and relaxed.

Went for the BOGO Tuesday Sundae special. Ordered the 2-scoop sundaes we always do, and was told…read morethey were not eligible bc we asked for full scoops, which we didn't !! Poor attitude, not very nice. Not happy!

Its basking robbins, its good for what it is. Is it the best ice cream ever, no but its good and…read moreits a ice cream shop.. So you know what to do.. GO!

Scout's has the coziest, rustic-chic atmosphere--honestly my favorite vibe of any local coffee…read moreshop. I especially love the quiet mornings here. It's such a peaceful place to start the day. The espresso is incredible. Their cappuccinos are consistently great, and the specialty lattes (my favorite is the maple latte) are so good. They also offer gluten-free pastries. The GF pumpkin pecan muffin is one of my favorites. The staff are always kind and welcoming, and street parking is usually easy to find. My only wish is that they had longer hours; they open at 7:30 AM and close at 4 PM, and as someone who likes to start early and sometimes work in the evenings, I'd love even more time here! Still, an amazing spot and one of my go-tos in town! I definitely recommend checking out Scout's.

I visited Scouts coffee bar while visiting my friend for the weekend. We stopped in around 9am and…read moreI was pleasantly surprised and how adorable this place was like straight out of a hallmark movie! Upon entry the barista remembered my friend and she was so kind with helping me make a latte and pastry selection! We both ordered the ginger molasses latte and I ordered the savory whirligig to go (I can't wait to try that later on). As we waited, I perused the store and noticed they had merchandise that included Scout coffee beans made in house, greeting cards, Christmas ornaments and decor, sweatshirts and mugs. They had a pretty large menu lots of seating and my friend shared they have poetry and evening events. The ladies working were super friendly and my latte was perfect!

Love Krauszers! Have been coming here all my life. It used to be much smaller but they expanded the…read morestore about 10 years ago and it's great! They sell: lottery, NEW DELI COUNTER, snacks, alcohol, love bait and much more.

Despite the claim by the one other review posted for this business, I can tell you -- unequivocally…read more-- that this store does NOT sell alcohol. I went there specifically for that, based on the other review. What I found was a dry store filled with the usual snacks, none of which had any prices displayed. And if you call that glass case with two uncovered hero rolls on top a deli counter, then sure, they have a deli. I won't be back to this store -- especially because I found a Shop-Rite very close by ... next to a liquor store. Bye Krauszers.

Our first visit for my wife's birthday and they exceeded expectations.by a long shot…read more Our server Steve was exceptionally knowledgeable, table service 5 stars, ambiance really modern sheik look and food awesome. We started with their Berkshire Pork Cheeks for appetizers, a bountiful Semolina Rigatoni vodka sauce and Amish Chicken . We will be returning soon and often.

Visited Juniper Hill last night for a reunion with a few high school friends. We enjoyed drinks and…read moredinner at this quaint venue. We had a 7 PM reservation on a Wednesday night, and the place and parking lot were packed! Good sign to start! To begin, I enjoyed the Ruby grapefruit mocktail. Although I'd love trying new and unique cocktails at different establishments, I was in the mood for something light and refreshing and nonalcoholic. This hit just a spot. For food, we started off with the margherita pizza to share. Then, I opted for the crispy, buttermilk chicken sandwich with malt vinegar, potato wedges/fries. It was very delicious. The sandwich was crispy and fresh and the bun looked like it was handcrafted. The malt fries were unique because they had a vinegar powder on them. I've never tasted malt vinegar before, and it was a unique texture. Our waitress was very friendly, but I wish she had been a bit more attentive. She only stopped by to ask us for our drink order, our food order, and to give the check. My friends wanted to order more drinks, but because she did not come around as frequently as we would have liked, they were unable to place another order. I will give her the benefit of the doubt, however, because the restaurant was bustling from start to finish. Overall, very nice setting and meal. Cute decor, including an Anthony Bourdain abstract portrait.

Kuay Tiew 9 is such a great addition to Main Street cuisine. The atmosphere is modern, trendy, and…read morechic, but still cozy and intimate. The staff are always so warm and welcoming. They have excellent gluten-free options and lunch specials. Some of my favorites are the Yum Nua salad, the summer rolls, and honestly any of the noodle dishes. The coconut mango sticky rice is also delicious. I'm not the biggest fan of the Thai iced tea since it's bottled, but it's still tasty and convenient if you're grabbing something on the go. Another big plus: they're open on Mondays, which I appreciate since so many local spots are closed. Overall, highly recommend!

Ordered to-go through door dash…read more Packaged really well on that topic. The Ramen..... tasted like it was made by an Italian restauran. Jarred garlic and pepper flakes were the surprise at the bottom of the broth. I love garlic, but the broth is so bland and over powered by just garlic it makes me left in disbelief. The noodles were over cooked so it ate like spaghetti. the protein wasn't packaged in the broth so it was just steamed season-less chicken. Everything seems fresh but will probably never order again or visit based off the simplicity of good ramen.

Very disappointing experience…read more A friend of mine ordered the steak and shrimp entrée and asked for his steak medium rare, but it came out well done. The shrimp didn't even arrive with the meal. On top of that, it took over 35 minutes for our food to come out, which is unacceptable. We had to ask twice about the missing shrimp before anything was done. When we finally asked to speak to a manager, our server, Danielle B., rushed off and came back with the shrimp wrapped to-go. It was pretty clear that once the word "manager" was mentioned, she hurried to grab the shrimp instead of actually getting a manager. No manager ever came to the table, and there was no attempt to make the situation right. To make things worse, when we got back to our office across the street and opened the container, the shrimp we were given to-go was ice cold. Slow service, an incorrect order, missing items, and poor handling of the situation. Not a good experience.

Point: I have loved Cracker Barrel for generations, since we first discovered them in the South in…read morethe early '90s. Counterpoint: The recent rebranding attempt. Turns out that CB has not fully undone the rebranding. You will see places where the logo no longer has an old man by the barrel. The triangle games at the tables no longer say "Four or more you're just plain ig-no-ra-moose." I miss that. They went PC. More importantly, a couple of things here I never encountered previously: someone to greet us as we walked in, the ability to pay from your table instead of up front, and a completely revamped menu. So, the menu has a lot of new dishes, a section with the old favorites - both for the mains and the sides - but I definitely did not have the comfort level here that I'm used to at a CB. Food? I'd say we're still where CB has always been. No change to my fried okra. They accidentally brought a second mac & cheese, let us keep it. They brought cornbread and biscuits while we waited (I asked), and then another bowl with the meal - let us keep it. Very nice! Cornbread still as addictive as ever, biscuits nice and soft. The mac is OK, maybe better if you upgrade with the bacon bits. My third side - I went up for onion petals, and those are mostly breading. Skip those, even if the dip was nice. Get the dip with something else. Too full for dessert, though they have ones I remember and new ones as I figured. The special seasonal lemonade - I think it was strawberry peach limeade - was interesting, the lime threw things a bit but I appreciated the "different" flavor and there was totally puree in there, strawberry seeds I could taste. That was . Verdict: Some things never change. Some things change. But the Barrel's still Crackin' to meet you.