Had time to stop in, its getting cold in Princeton, NJ area and this establishment was nearby…read more Good selection of boutiques and limited production sticks. Golly (think he said was his name) was helpful in making some good recommendations, and seems to know a few things about what's stocked. The back area was cozy enough to catch up on the news and relax for a few while enjoying a well kept, deliciously chocolatey/leathery/full-flavored Don Pepin Garcia JJ, a Nicaraguan wrapped Corojo. Worth a trip if you're local.

More like a shelf of unknown stogies in a cafe and a small elegant rom to burn one. Not ideal and…read moreTBH kind of nonsensical for John Q Public.

Cool spot with some good drinks and food; I went w/ a bunch of colleagues one afternoon for some…read moreappetizers and drinks, and it was a really fun time. The bar is at the one part, and that's where a lot of the drinks are served, but we got a table on the other side and hung out there. Service there was good, and the appetizers we got were tasty as well. I'm not necessarily a big frequenter of bars, but they can be fun hangout spots, so I'd be down if some friends or colleagues wanted to go again.

Alchemist and Barrister is a very popular spot in Princeton. I finally came and was not…read moredisappointed. Our waitress Victoria recommended the Short Rib Birria tacos. They were very flavorful and delicious. My friend got the Gnocchi which I felt had a very fresh sauce. Service was great and our Waitress was very attentive to us. They had live music inside and outdoor seating. We were seated outside very quickly despite it being a busy Friday night. Can't wait to come back!

Called in an order while in route to a party. Requested a vibrant arrangement for $125. Having no…read moreprior knowledge of this business, I was pleasantly surprised at the quantity, quality and tasteful design. I wish they were in my neck of the woods

My husband ordered an anniversary bouquet for me as a surprise - and that it was!…read more It was sent to my office early in the day and I stopped counting the number of 'oohs and aahs' it received. Not only was the arrangement GORGEOUS but a special treat was that the flowers lasted - in the original bouquet - for 12 days! The quality of the flowers, the degree of care in delivery and the execution of a stunning arrangement - SUPERB!

Food was excellent. service was not long. And it reminded me of a train station. really a wet the…read morevibe. Good choice for tournaments or just to have food.

Came here after seeing a play at McCarter Theatre Center, which is conveniently right across the…read morestreet. Vibes: classic tavern Tables: linen-covered Service: fast and friendly Food: great I ordered the shrimp tempura roll and the French onion dumplings. Both were delicious and I'd gladly order them again.

Great little liquor store with a varied selection and super helpful staff…read more Love how they stored their wine bottles horizontally, making for a very interesting product presentation. Tons of interesting choices, some of which are less common. Prices seemed to be pretty reasonable as well. Will return the next time I am in Princeton to pick up another rare gem.

Lots of wine, a good selection of beer. The beer selection, in terms of singles, is constrained to…read morebombers and higher end selections. You're not going to build your own 6-pack here. The service is good and they'll help you pick out something to your tastes.

Drove 3+ hours to purchase a New Trek Domane from Rory. Transaction went fine, however, when I got…read morehome I noticed a number of things wrong with the bike. 2 Stem spacers were cracked, the drive train side crank arm threads were stripped and the Mid-tube bag was missing. My fault for not checking, but I put some of my trust to the bike shop for doing a pre-sale inspection... guess not. I've called 5 times now about getting the tube bag and Jennifer claims she mailed it 3 times. Every call is a new excuse. All I wanted was the bag that was supposed to come with the bike and the task seems too difficult for her. If you buy a bike here check it over extremely well before you leave because they have a book of excuses to use if anything is damaged or missing.

I purchased my e-bike from this store in 2020, and it was one of the best decisions I've made. The…read morebike suits my needs and was in my budget. It's very light, and I can ride with or without turning on the assist modes. I've returned for minor adjustments and never been charged. I would definitely buy my next bike from this store.

Located in the historic Nassau Inn, The Yankee Doodle Tap Room has been a mainstay in Princeton's…read morePalmer Square for over half a century. Menus of yesteryear and photos of noticeable Princeton University alumni adorn the walls, creating a unique Ivy League ambiance (5/5) you don't find elsewhere in town. Behind the bar, there is a Norman Rockwell mural (The Yankee Doodle Mural) that adds to the charm of the place. I went with the Caesar salad, Nassau burger, and truffle fries (all 3.5/5). They were all a slight notch above average, but also nothing memorable that jumped out at me to set the food apart from other similar Princeton eateries serving up pub fare. Service (4/5) was warm and friendly. Overall, this was a decent meal, but the unique ambiance is the star of the show here, as it's a place that I'd bring people visiting from out of town to get some college town vibes you'd be hard-pressed to find elsewhere in Princeton. I really enjoyed perusing the alumni photos on the wall, and wouldn't hesitate to recommend the Yankee Doodle Tap Room to others visiting Princeton looking for an eatery with decent atmosphere.

This was not my first visit to the Yankee Doodle Taproom, as I have been previously on other trips…read moreup to Princeton for various events. This time, I was in town for the graduation weekend, and visited the taproom on Memorial Day. The location, concept, and atmosphere of this bar is really cool. It is located on the first floor of the historic Nassau Inn. There is an entire wall of framed pictures of Princeton's notable alumni, which is neat to look through as you are walking in. It is a bar, but there is table seating for smaller or larger groups in addition to the bar seating. All of the times I have visited this place have been in the evening after or during a large event for the university. Specifically this time, I was there the Monday evening before the graduation ceremony took place. There was only one bartender working this evening, and he was fulfilling orders for both the bar and the tables. I came to the bar a few times during the night, and it was backed up each time. I do not understand how there was only one person scheduled, as this was during a very busy weekend for the university. I do not have an expectation to be immediately waited on, but having to wait 20+ minutes each time you want a drink is slightly outrageous. Also, they did not honor who was there first and would simply serve whoever they felt like serving. This is not the first time I have had this bar experience here, either. I know things happen and it could have been a one-off, but being that I have experienced this on multiple visits, I suspect this is how it always is. The staff here is not very friendly, either. In a past visit, we were told we could not have a table unless we were ordering food, when the restaurant was not even full. I have never been wowed or impressed with any kind of service I have received here. I want to like this place for the character and charm, but the service is severely lacking. If you are going to stop, I would do so during the day to avoid long, unnecessary waiting.