Exactly the type of place that you want to find for breakfast when you are visiting from out of…read moretown. If I was a local it would be my regular spot and as elite riser the big bonus is that they serve breakfast until they close at 2! We had wonderful omelets but everything on the menu looked great and there are choices from healthy to decadent. Added bonus was lovely servers and it's super clean, Which is not always the case at breakfast spots. 5 star bathrooms too!

Breakfast with my forever Valentine!…read more Enjoyed the eggs Benedict! Cinnamon bun hot latte was served steaming hot, love the cinnamon flavor! Walking distance from the bridge and Yelp Elite event at the Plant Haus Market ! Like the Artist wall- love that they support local artists!! Metered street parking.

Nice sidewalk Cafe where we could have brunch with our dog. Serbice and food were excellent and…read morethey treated our pet like royalty! Cannot speak highly enough about this Cafe. We'd definitely stop here again.

What an incredible find. We came for lunch after a lovely hike and enjoyed a scrumptious meal. They…read morehave such a wide variety of items on their menu but it seems like they do it all fabulously. I got their black bean burger which was delectable. I didn't even realize the side was couscous and it was such a refreshing and pleasant surprise. My friend got French toast and loved it. Also the customer service is amazing. Wish I could return!

Whether you're stopping in for cocktails and apps or enjoying a full dinner, Karla's is always a…read moregreat choice. Between the beautiful indoor and outdoor seating, lush plants, and unique artwork, the atmosphere is just as memorable as the food. We shared the watermelon arugula & feta special salad and the veggie hummus wrap - both were fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious!

I ordered: -Soup of the day (some type of potato soup)…read more-Panko-crusted crab cake sandwich I heard the crab cake sandwich had been taken off the menu and recently came back. Another customer was so excited about it that I had to order it! I thought both dishes were just okay. The sandwich wasn't as crispy as I expected for something panko-crusted. More than the food, though, I loved the vibe here. Karla's is conveniently located, and Reddit threads call it one of the last real neighborhood gems in New Hope. It has such cute small-town vibes, so I'd still recommend checking it out!

This place is amazing! The reason that my friends and I came to this restaurant is because I fell…read moreoff of the curb, cut my foot open, and needed bandaids. We were greeted with the best hospitality. The hostess and a waitress helped me out immediately. We decided to get three 10 oz wines here since they helped me and I was so grateful. Every other server and bartender that we dealt with was amazing. You can tell alot about a place by the people who work there. Left my blood, sweat, and (happy) tears here.

We have been to that place maybe fifty times over the last twenty five years. Used to be a nice…read moreplace, but has gone downhill since Covid. Today was bad enough to cut the tip. A 30 minutes wait with plenty of empty tables nobody could be bothered to clean. Put on a waitlist, message never came. Walked over the bridge to New Hope, came back, they are seating walk-ins, still no message. Okay, got seated, had to ask for a table in the shade, the waiter takes like fifteen minutes to show up. Beer ok, food mediocre, 3.5% surcharge for credit card. Like, really? Not coming back.

I've actually been to this restaurant a few times, and it's always a delight. I don't deliberately…read morechoose to come here every time I'm in the area, but somehow I just end up here. I guess it's because no matter who I'm with, I know there's going to be something on the menu for all of us, and we're going to have a good time. Despite how busy the bar is when you walk in, quiet seating isn't too far away. I've never had an issue with service. The Dubliner is a consistent delight.

This Dubliner on the Delaware is a great choice for dining! From the moment you step in, it…read morerekindles your Irish spirit with its Gaelic atmosphere, hearty food, and lively vibes. Even my friends who aren't Irish themselves left feeling like they'd shared a truly authentic experience. The staff are friendly, the menu is full of classic favorites done right, and the whole place just makes you feel at home; You must try the 7 course Irish menu (6 pints & a potato).Whether you're Irish or not, it's the perfect spot to enjoy good/filling food, good company, and a little taste of Ireland. When it fills up and the dining area seems packed, no worries because they open the upstairs portion and can support a larger crowd.

When I first saw the menu for Sprig & Vine, I wasn't super excited. I eat a lot of vegan food and…read morethe menu seemed a bit boring and predictable. But I was VERY wrong. Every other restaurant trying to make this kind of food is doing it wrong. Sprig & Vine is now my standard that every other similar vegan place needs to live up to. Let's start with the BBQ Seitan Wings. The BBQ sauce was incredibly flavorful, the seitan was the perfect combination of crispy and chewy, and the vegan ranch on the side was delicious. The other appetizers and salads that we ordered were also fabulous: the asparagus a la plancha, the crispy potatoes, and the kale apple salad were all standouts. For my main, I got the jerk-grilled tofu, another dish that I've had before in other restaurants with mediocre preparations. Here though, the tofu was super flavorful throughout, and the collard greens and sweet potato sides were also great. We also ordered several of their award-winning desserts, and loved those too. The banana bread pudding was particularly delicious. Our server was kind and patient with our big group. All in all, we had a great time at one of the best vegan restaurants I've ever been to.

Came here for a friend of mine who is vegan. They had all she loves. So we decided to try for…read moredinner. The funny thing is that there was a blackout. So we drove there but were not sure it was open. It was. Just dark. And some things on the menu were not available. But everyone was super nice and they brought us a menu that had what they offer in a blackout. With the flashlights we looked over the menu. They had probably about 8 customers not including the 2 of us. So they were trying to accommodate. I got the watermelon tomato gazpacho and the chick pea caesar salad. Both were very good. On the gazpacho I wish there was a bit more watermelon flavor and chunks. The salad was good. Very hearty. My friend got the mushroom po boy. She liked it as well. The server was very nice and attentive. The lights eventually came back on about 3/4 the way through our meal. So now we could see. The place is cute and the fans were welcome on a humid evening. You have to pay to park. And the restaurant is all the way down on the right. The area is very cute and kinda touristy. The only down side besides paying to park are the prices. Just because it's vegan doesn't mean it's cheap. It's not. Prices are higher. Just for my soup and salad my dinner was $28. I guess that could be standard but I got soup and a salad. But it was good. I would go back, just not often. Overall good experience in a challenging evening with the blackout.

My wife and I went here with 6 friends and we all had a great meal. The service was excellent…read more There wasn't one complaint out of 8 people which is definitely a first. The restaurant is very nice inside and I think when we come back we'll sit outside on the deck. Would highly recommend!

Thanks for the reply in my review. The parking lot guy should never approach a vehicle from behind…read moreand knock on the window. The Stella staff said we could sit at the high seats overlooking the river and have a drink but not eat there and if we wanted a drink we had to go into the bar and get it ourselves. We could sit and eat at the tables in the patio and have a server there. Not offered a menu. I went into the bar. Not welcoming at all.w Again 8 people in the whole place .

This locally owned restaurant is located in the heart of the New Hope Restaurant and bar scene…read more The food is delicious, eclectic and creative! Our server kept our multiple course dinner flowing with a kind smile and professional manner. We walked over from our #WedgwoodInn and #authenticNewHopeBedBreakfastInn. After Checking-In, we left our car there: note that this restaurant doesn't have an on/site parking lot.

A message to the owner: When a customer waits nearly 45 minutes to an hour for their food, only to…read morereceive a meal that is cold and poorly prepared, the appropriate response is an apology and to comp the meal. That's it. Instead, you became defensive and irritated when we brought the issues to your attention. A small kitchen and an overbooked restaurant are not the customers' responsibility. You are in the service industry, and providing a good dining experience includes taking criticism professionally and addressing problems when they arise. The steak was dry, and the rice was only half-cooked. There was no way I was going to eat a meal served in that condition. The quality of the food was disappointing enough, but the way the situation was handled made the experience even worse. We also witnessed two families leave the restaurant because no one had come to take their orders. It seems our experience was not an isolated issue. You mentioned having eight years of experience in the food industry, but experience alone does not guarantee good service or professionalism. How you handle mistakes and treat your customers matters just as much. You have a lot to learn about customer service and running a restaurant. I hope you take this feedback seriously and make the necessary improvements.

Glad I went here and didn't connect the dots that it is the same chain as in Red Bank. Maybe I was…read morejust lucky with the beer menu but it seemed that what I got here was a lot better than Red Bank. Having the 5 oz pours (again, probaby my luck of selection) was a bonus too. Sharing a light lunch of the Wagyu Beef Tacos - House-smoked Wagyu tri-tip, guacamole, salsa roja, was a very good option as an add-on for the beer. Service was great at the bar. The place itself was surprisingly large and having a lot of parking available is a huge bonus for anything in New Hope. Yes, of course it is still paid, but such is New Hope.

Very good food but seating space was tough. Inside is cold (vibe) and wide open, not inviting or…read morecozy at all. Tiny TVs at bar (there was a big game on and husband hoped to watch) Outdoor seating was nice but right on the train tacks and the old coal tourist train emitted thick smelly black smoke the entire time we were there which got old fast...charmkng historic vibe but loud and stinky. Had excellent vegetarian lentil stew and husband had salmon sandwich which he loved (served with great seasoned chips)

We were in the middle of a move and ended up ordering DoorDash from Hash House for lunch three days…read morein a row--which says a lot! The Hash Bowl was outstanding. The fried avocado, eggs cooked exactly as ordered, and all the delicious toppings made it an easy repeat order (yes, we ordered it all three times!). The steak sandwich with cheese and horseradish was a pleasant surprise. I was expecting shredded beef, but it came with tender chopped steak, which made it even better. The crispy chicken sandwich with peppers and burrata was also really tasty. The corned beef Reuben had great flavor, but it didn't travel quite as well as the other sandwiches, so I'd recommend enjoying that one fresh in the restaurant if possible. A special shout-out to the home fries--perfectly seasoned and absolutely delicious. Everything arrived fresh, the portions were generous, and the food was consistently excellent. We'll definitely be back!

Hash House is small little breakfast and brunch spot tucked away off the beaten path from the…read morelively walking areas of downtown Lambertville. We first heard of this place because June's had closed down in Whitehouse and their chef started doing pop-ups here. We didn't catch one of June's popups, but wanted to try them out. We started with a burrata that came with tomato and fried potato. It was quite good and a nice light starter for the day. I also ordered a hotty toddy with it. It's a drink comprised of tea, ginger syrup, and honey. Weirdly, it was much more tart than I was anticipating, but I also couldn't put my finger on what type of tea it was... perhaps black? Anyway, my entree was the Hash Bowl. I added pork to mine to get some extra protein, and am happy to report that they did not skimp on the protein. They do charge $3 or $4 extra for the added protein, but I think it's well worth it to add a meat to the dish. Its hash brown, smothered with cheese, atop egg with tomatoes and a fried avocado. It's a very good portion, and I enjoyed it. I wanted to try the dessert, but unfortunately was much too full by the end to have room for it. Next time :)