Disaster! Ugh! OMG! My takeout empanada was still frozen in the middle! Not worth the stop.read more

Right this down in the Big Book of Knowledge For Life. "YOU GET THE BEST FOOD ON THE PLANET IN THE…read moreDINGIGEST, DIRTIEST, OUT OF THE WAY PLACES. In a random parking lot in the middle of south jersey, I found the best empanadas on the planet!!! Food so good that I travel and hour each way, drop $100 each time, and am always extremely pleased. The owner isn't just a great guy but he's a mad genius. Things that I would've never thought to put in an empanada, he Severus Snapes it together and I've yet to have a bad one. Some examples: Chicken alfredo, Nashville hot chicken, roasted veggie, Philly cheesesteak, mac and cheese, Dubai chocolate, and Fruity Pebbles are just a few. So pack your pepper spray, and your narcan and prepare yourself for a taste sensation

Had a wonderful reunion here with some old friends from Atlanta. Honestly, it felt like we were in…read morethe A circa 2005. The music was old school '90s vibes and the menu was chockfull of comfort and soul food. Cheese grits with fried fish and copious splashes of hot sauce? Yes please. Trenton is underrated and there is something delightful about getting breakfast here and then going for a walk near the Capitol .

Skil-Lit Cafe is such a vibe. The ambiance was lit for sure -- great music and fun energy, perfect…read moreif you want to kick your morning off on a positive note. (If you're nursing a hangover though, you might want to grab your food to-go, haha.) I tried the chicken and waffles, which were pretty solid. The chicken tenders could've used just a touch more seasoning, but I understand they're aiming for a lighter breakfast flavor. The omelet was absolutely delicious, and the iced coffees were spot-on. The staff was wonderful -- so kind and accommodating -- which really rounded out the experience. Skil-Lit is definitely worth checking out if you're in Trenton and want a lively, feel-good start to your day.

Went on a Saturday morning. Plenty of room. Great spot for brunch. Lots of local tradesmen frequent…read morethis establishment. Food is very good. Friendly atmosphere. A must visit place!

I typically don't bother to write negative reviews, but my sorry experience at the Radcliffe Cafe…read morewas a necessary exception. As soon as we sat down we noticed corn syrup "maple syrup" and "Great Value" condiments, which we were willing to ignore because of the overall great reviews we'd read. Initially the service was great, they took our order promptly. However in the time it took to receive our food we witnessed two employees arguing loudly, one server chatting incessantly while the restaurant was slammed and our server vaping on multiple occasions near the coffee pots behind another customer's table. After waiting a while, we received our food and it was mediocre at best with very poor quality ingredients. My omelette was basic and unseasoned, while my home fries were extremely salty and seemed to be from a can. The toast itself was fine, but was slathered in vegetable spread (not butter). My fiancee wanted to order something simple, going for chocolate chip pancakes and pork roll. The pancakes were serviceable, but she disappointingly received bacon rather than the pork roll. Finally, our check out service was nonexistent. It's cash only, as other's mentioned, but once we flagged down an employee she let us know the ATM wasn't working. In conclusion, the Radcliffe Cafe was a pathetic dining experience. The only the reason to come here (if you didn't have the palate of a 90 year old) would be if you loved poor service, abysmal food and a filthy atmosphere.

This had a liquor store connected to it and looked like an old school tavern. There was outdoor…read moreseating where the river could be seen. The menu was large with plenty of choices ranging from burgers to sandwiches to main entrees. The service was okay and the food came out in a timely manner. For an appetizer, the guacamole was ordered. This was very good. It was smooth with just enough seasoning incorporated. There was plenty of chips provided too. I had the southwest burger ($15.95). It came with bacon, cheddar cheese, pickled jalapenos, and chipotle aioli. It also had lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and a pickle. I do not think I received a pickle though. I also opted for a side salad instead of fries, which was standard and did the job. The burger came out medium rare like ordered. It did seem frozen based on the texture, but not a big deal. It was seasoned nicely and there was a good bread to filling ratio. I would have liked a few more pickled jalapenos. I also tried the lamb gyro, which was a special. It was very flavorful. The tzatziki and feta were key. I tried fries from that dish, and they were hot as well as crisp. I also tried the Swiss and mushroom burger. That was a little dry, but not bad. Will I go back? Sure.

My wife and I had just finished doing the 14 mile loop trail around New Hope and were quoted…read morestarved for some food afterwards. Fortunately Patriots Crossing was a short walk away from the Washington Crossing lot and has a bike rack available to park at when we finished our ride. The food here hits the spot and overlooks the scenic Delaware River. I had the Chicken Hummus sandwich and it was just what I needed. Right amount proteins and sauce, and I'm always a sucker for a place that offers me sweet potato fries. The Apple Long Island Iced Tea was an interesting twist on the usual drink. Overall I enjoyed my food and it was incredibly reasonably priced too! I would definitely come back again.

So I wanted to do a 3 and 1/2 but Yelp won't let me be great…read more Service was great, place wasn't very full and we were sat immediately. Our service was patient and attentive. The portions were large and everything was tasty. The cheese bread that we got as a table was our favorite item and we got one to go. Other stand outs bean soup, gyro, and chicken piccata. The only issue was the price was high but alas this is the price these days.

I live across the bridge in Yardley but my community told me the best diner in the area was across…read morethe bridge so off I went. They did not lie! I immediately liked the vibe. The owner in his suit greets you at the door. You walk in to a huge table of huge cookies and baked goods wrapped to go. You can not ignore the delicious looking and huge pies and cakes on display, The breakfast menu was huge! There were also some fantastic lunch specials. I had my mind set on breakfast but I caught a glimpse of someone else's crab cake and was swayed. $14.99 for a huge crab cake, a boat of Mac & cheese, stewed tomato's, a huge bowl of clam chowder and a dessert. The crab cake was so good. Fried to perfection. The Mac and cheese was super creamy. The portion was huge. This was 2-3 meals for me. I took my dessert to go. The waitress recommended the bread pudding and she was spot on. It was sweet and the vanilla cream was so delicious. When you leave the owner will cash you out. There is a 3% charge for credit cards. He has so many regulars and has a a great rapport with so many people. I told him I would be back and he laughed and said of course you will!

I don't appreciate coming into your restaurant, being dismissed when I tried to speak to the…read morebrunette with her hair pulled back, and watching her assist someone who came in after me.. It felt intentional. Get your manners together. Seriously. Bad service. AND y'all left off the egg I added and paid for. Expensive for what?

I passed an article saying that this was one of the best cafés in Mercer County so of course I had…read moreto try it! I must say that the ambience, the food service and the quality of food definitely lives up to the hype that reviews an article articles have been talking about. Everything is made with clean and organic ingredients. The food is fresh and made to order. I had a chance to try their lentil soup and their steak sandwich and neither disappointed The steak sandwich is extremely tender and there crave natures sauce is definitely a must try! The pumpkin spice latte was so good that I was going to order a second drink off their menu just to see how good their other beverages are. I went around 10 AM on a Friday and their bakery was almost completely sold out, so unfortunately I didn't get to Try many things. But I would definitely come back earlier to try some of their baked goods!

I ordered the Hotdog & 4 Wings combo for a quick lunch. For Under $8 I was interested to see if the…read moreprice was a coverup for low quality. It came with two hotdogs in a bun which had to be deep fried, because all I tasted was oil. No crisp or natural flavor, just oil. When it came to the wings, they did give me more than four, but they were very small and the buffalo sauce was average at best. 2.8/5

Food, Service, Hospitality - all top notch. We had a very good experience, and plan to go back…read more Thank you to the family running the establishment.

Finally...a restaurant not so loud that you could have a conversation without shouting! This alone…read moreis my reason for wanting to go back...we appreciated the low noise level for sure. There were 7 of us ladies celebrating a milestone birthday. We were there for happy hour at 4:30 right when the restaurant opens. We were thrilled to find out we could reserve a table and also sit any place in the restaurant for happy hour!! Many places only offer HH in the bar area only and it's hard to fit seven ladies at a table in most bar areas. This was another win. The happy hour menu had some very nice choices. We picked a bunch and shared everything. That was after we ordered a round of cocktails. So let me start with the cocktails... nice pours on everything. I personally didn't find the drinks on happy hour exciting as most of them were fruity or sweet so I went with my normal vodka martini. I almost chose a wine from the happy hour menu but...nah...martini was it. And it was a good martini. Our picked choices for happy hour appetizers were guacamole and crab dip, coconut shrimp, edamame dumplings both steamed and fried and also calamari both steamed and fried. Standouts were the coconut shrimp and the fried calamari. I felt the edamame dumplings should have had puréed edamame not whole beans in the dumplings. I've had this at other places and they have been better for that reason. The crab guacamole dip was served with nacho chips. That didn't work for me as they needed pita chips or mini rye crackers...would have made it better. The calamari was very tender and everyone enjoyed. Oh...the coconut shrimp was a nice size and absolutely delicious. Our server was friendly and wanting to please. He knew we were mostly hanging out and having a good time so he let us be and did not rush us. I was happy to see the restaurant was quite busy on a Tuesday night... maybe because it's restaurant week but I was happy that it was mostly full. And the food around us looked delicious. The restaurant is much larger than what you see from the street as they have an enclosed patio area that looks like they may use year round... not 100% sure on that. But I was surprised just how big the restaurant was. Overall I have been wanting to try Bluepoint Grill for quite some time and it was the perfect place for our celebration.

The service we had from Shawn was wonderful. She was attentive, welcoming and helpful with picking…read morea fish entree. We ate outside on their patio on a warm summer night, which was a nice option, but the dining room looked modern and nicely decorated. The food was fresh and well prepared. We will definitely be back!