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    Mezeh Princeton

    3.8 (4 reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 11:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Paris Baguette

    Paris Baguette

    3.5
    (28 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    I stop here when I'm on a shopping mission at one of the stores located in the development, and I…read morefind myself hungry, want something fast, but don't want to spend much for it. It's not the place I go to when looking for a life-altering culinary experience--I go there when looking to feed my face fast and move along with my mission. I usually get one of their savory pastries or a croissant, or perhaps a pain au chocolat if the urge hits me. They all taste okay, and they get the job done. The only thing I've had there that was a definite "Never Again" was the hot dog--a desiccated disaster in every way imaginable. On the flip side, the cheese quiche has been a winner those times I had it. It didn't take me back to the Alsace, but it was better than average. I had some cake from here recently. Visually, it looked fantastic, and the interior was moist (dry cake is a crime!), and it had all kinds of chocolate on it and in it, but the flavor was just "good". My socks remained on after tasting it. It was like they left the something special out that would have taken it from good to memorable. It looked great, but the taste didn't quite live up to the visuals. I'd eat it again, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get it for someone's birthday. The people working there are nice, but it can be a bit slow sometimes to make it through the register during the breakfast or lunch hours, especially if there's an indecisive person in front of you who changes their mind every fifteen seconds while picking up some pastries for the office, and she's oblivious to the five people waiting in line behind her. Although it's not the sort of place that's going to me primary destination, I'll keep on going here when I'm starving and need something to get me through my trip to the Home Depot. It gets the job done.

    Came for their Happy Hour promo. The choices were slim and all bunched together. Service was ok…read more The place is smaller than most locations and shows a little wear and tear, esp the restroom. Food consistency was on point though.

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    Inside seating, numerous baked goods
    Inside seating, numerous baked goods
    Strawberry short cake, was delicious!
    Strawberry short cake, was delicious!
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    Bluestone Lane Princeton Cafe

    Bluestone Lane Princeton Cafe

    3.2
    (58 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    Gluten-free friendly
    Healthy dining

    Bluestone Lane is an Australian coffee shop chain with a location in West Windsor/Princeton in the…read moreNassau Park Pavilion. It's been around for several years, but I had never gotten around to visiting since it's in an odd location of a shopping complex that I rarely think of visiting for a meal. Unfortunately, I visited on a Sunday afternoon when they had taped a message up on the door that they didn't have a cook, so their kitchen was closed. Staff looked bewildered, explaining to me and several others that they were short staffed and couldn't serve food, but can do drinks & pastries. I figured I'd order a croissant to try them out, but the cashier refused to accept payment via the Inkind app, saying that all the other Bluestone Lane locations would take it, but they stopped accepting it. The encounter had all the hallmarks or a poorly managed business on the verge of shutting down. After my visit, I reached out to Inkind customer service, which must have followed up with the business and they insisted that Inkind is accepted at the Princeton location, so their employee who refused it was misinformed or just made up her own rules. Regardless, I won't be returning or recommending them to others due to such a poor first impression. There are better options for coffee and quick meal within a few minutes radius.

    We came here from a reward system they have with a few other reatraunts including planta queen so…read morethe drink was a good price. We just got a cappachino and it was pretty decent. While there was nothing that made it stand out from the rest nothing took away from it either. When you walk in it has a beach theme meaning almost everything is blue. Maybe it was the server stand or the very clear path, but something made it feel very much like a chain coffee shop. While it's a decent spot for a coffee, I dont think it's one I would go out of my way for

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    Lots indoor seating
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    BL Burrito - no wrap
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    Done Right Doner Kebab

    Done Right Doner Kebab

    4.7
    (120 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    Very cool place food was amazing! The service was great the staff was very nice as well and helpful…read more, as soon as you walk in it's a well decorated restaurant and the smell of the food is intoxicating , and the desserts? So tasty HIGHLY RECOMMEND can't wait to go back

    I went to Done Right Doner Kebab for lunch on a weekday. The place was nearly empty, which is…read moreeither a warning sign or a blessing, depending on your outlook and your tolerance for gastrointestinal risk. I ordered from a kiosk. It was quick, efficient, and mercifully free of small talk. A machine that doesn't pretend to care about your day is, in many ways, the most honest companion while still lacking the dismissiveness of the Gen Z stare. My sandwich arrived at the table shortly after, delivered by a human who didn't linger. We understood each other. I had the Pink Sultan. Chicken, mixed greens, red cabbage, pickles, and a sauce the color of a polite sunset. I read that the sauce involves beets, which explains both the color palette and the faint suggestion that I was eating something that once grew in dirt and had ambitions. The sandwich was good. Not life changing, not tragic. The chicken was tender enough, the vegetables crisp, the flavors balanced in a way that suggested someone had made decisions and stuck with them. I drank a bottle of Turkish Uludag soda, which tasted like citrus with a hint of optimism. It whispered, "I'm like Fanta, but regional AND foreign, which of course makes me better." The place itself is clean and modern, with that fast casual confidence that says we take our ingredients seriously but not ourselves. They make a point of using fresh components and well seasoned meats that rotate slowly on a spit, absorbing flavor as time passes, much like the rest of us. Everything I ate was pretty good. That is not faint praise. In a world where many meals are often either regrettable or unforgettable, pretty good is a kind of victory. Four stars. The kiosk asked nothing of me, and the food delivered something in return.

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