Took a stroll downtown Bordentown which had a couple interesting shops and a large number of…read morerestaurants. Decided on under the moon cafe and loved the atmosphere and ambiance when we first walked in. Different mix matched tables, glasses and plates. Loved the ceiling tiles and comfy looking benches. I love duck and when I read duck Mac and cheese with cherries I was lost in wonder of the combination of flavors so of course I had to order it. Surprisingly it was very enjoyable. The Mac and cheese was nicely made cheesy, noodles weren't over cooked and over all had good flavor with pieces of duck and a few cherries mixed in. I also ordered the burger which was cooked as requested medium rare and was topped with bacon and an onion ring. I upgrade to the Parmesan truffle fries.which I was slightly disappointed in. I didn't see or taste the Parmesan but there was a slight truffle flavor. The fish tacos I heard were good but not really blacked and the vodka sauce was just okay according to others at the table.

Wow! A fantastic experience from start to end. Entering the restaurant you're greeted by a very…read morehomey decour, which was even further decorated with accents to match the holiday season. I will say, even the bathroom was decorated to instill a sense of nostalgia. We went for brunch and started with a duck mac and cheese. As you'd expect it was a bit lighter on the duck than one would like, but was ultimately well worth trying. I'd say this goes even moreso if you're a fan of duck, as that's not the mac and cheese pairing you see most often. Beyond that, I got the fish tacos. I'm typically afraid of ordering tacos out due to portion size, and while you do only get two tacos, they are rather large, and come with a side of truffle fries which were exceptional. The tacos themselves were also fantastic and filled with the flavor you'd want and expect from the dish. While we were too full to engage with a dessert, I will say our server was nothing short of delightful and we had a wonderful time. The restaurant is in a great location in downtown Bordentown and we will certainly be revisiting when we are back in the area.

Another amazing brunch at hoop house. The owner is so kind and wonderful. I messaged her about…read moresomething after hours and she was so responsive and helpful which is a lot after a long day of cooking. Can't say enough great stuff about the restaurant and chef! She's the best.

Went here today for some brunch with friends. Such a cozy spot and very welcoming as soon as you…read morewalk in. We started with a Vietnamese coffees that were absolutely delicious. We ordered a bunch of plates for the table Banana Foster French toast was the best French toast I've ever had, and the Pineapple Kimichi Fried rice were insanely tasty. You have to get the Croque Madame as well quite possibly the best brunch dish I've had in New Jersey. Chef Christine absolutely kills it in the kitchen and an even nicer human being. We will def be back!

Just had a very tasty meal at Crumb in Bordentown. It was our first time going. They have a…read morepartnership with Gouldbergers and you can get their menu available there also. I went with the Create your Own burger with lettuce, cherry peppers, bacon, ketchup, raw onion and cooper sharp cheese. Also got a side order of onion rings. You get 2 patties and they were fresh, tasty and juicy. Counter staff was very friendly and offered recommendations. They have a nice little dining room area also.

Stopped in for lunch on a Friday and my husband and I ordered 2 of their special hotdogs and waffle…read morefries to share. The place had a steady flow of take out going on and a few tables occupied. Order placed, we sat down to a dirty table and noticed it wasn't any better at the next table. It took a full 20 minutes to get our simple order. Came out in to go containers and food was cold and quite frankly kinda gross. This place seems to be going down hill. I won't return. Bordentown has way too many other excellent options.

I've only been here twice but both times the food was delicious. I enjoyed the eggs and also the…read moreFrench toast and berries is great. The bacon was decent as well. Service is excellent. It gets pretty busy here after 11am on weekends fyi and you have to park in the back lot if you can get a spot. I'll definitely be back!

Fine little diner. Good fast service, nice breakfast. Great neighborhood place. If we're in the…read morearea again we'd definitely revisit.

My favorite bar in any state I've lived. The cocktails (the originals and the new fancier menu) are…read moreto die for and the food is varied and delicious. I love that they have vegan and vegetarian without charging me and arm and a leg extra. Also, they're employee owned. What more could you ask for. The ambiance is relaxed and casual, and every one of the bar tenders if someone I want to personally be friends with.

Updating to five stars for what it is... a classic dive bar…read more We love hob, it's full of locals, it's always a great time. The food hits after a beer or two and they have a decent happy hour menu. Lots of beers on tap, good mixed drinks and if you dare, the shot wheel.

It was a midday lunch with a friend. The place was not crowded (maybe four tables with multiple…read morewaiters/waitresses), but the service was meh. I felt the food was just average--no authentic taste or presentation. I would not go back.

AWFUL LIVE BUGS. Do not go here omg - I previously…read morerecommended this place and am so alarmed. The service was super slow and that is fine as afternoon, but was so unacceptable was we ordered food and when I cut into the chicken parm with linguine two live crawling bugs came out from under half way through my meal!!!!! DISGUSTING - and then the manager Greg tried to call me a liar. Pull the video footage and prove I am lying. Been going there for years and never complained - so disgusted and disappointed. The girl sitting next to me confirmed what happened as well as my husband and they just lied! Wow

I have been here a few times and its always good. Firstly, their caesar salad comes with avocado…read morewhich I appreciate a LOT! I have enjoyed all of the things I have tried on the menu, the salmon dinner was amazing.

After passing by many times, we tried Bordentown Square. Nice looking place inside. Good selection…read moreof menu items. Food tasted good but not great overall. Son had the Argentinian sandwich, which for $22 could have had more steak than was was given. Seemed skimpy. I had the Jalapeno Fried Chicken Bomb sandwich. Aside from the chef forgetting to put the jalapeños on, it turned out to be a generic chicken sandwich. Good taste but nothing special for $19. Probably the most disappointing thing was the beer tap wall. Got the card. I tried four different taps and they were all kicked with a fifth running dry halfway through my pour. I handed the card back to the waiter telling him but he didn't seem concerned or surprised. I just ordered a beer from the bar. I'd seen a review where someone complained about kicked taps. If they're going to have it, they need to do a better job with upkeep, especially during prime dinner hours. Not sure if I'd visit again, considering Old Town Pub is up the street. Maybe for a drink at the bar or happy hour.

French toast was not flavorful , scrambled eggs were bland, The coffee was good. Service was good…read morealso. Atmosphere was like a local truck stop/gas station. It was a lot of food, but I didn't expect it to be $21. I can honestly say I won't be coming back again.

Food was full of flavor and cooked just right..the waitress was an absolute doll, and above and…read morebeyond in service. Was warm and usually i have found the restaurants tend to be more tepid...this atmosphere was quiet and welcoming.

We arrived at Old Town Pub on a weekday at that strange and tender hour between the end of work and…read morethe beginning of evening, when the sunlight looks tired but not yet ready to quit. There were eight of us, a band of aging birthday revelers, unsure whether we were still young enough to be loud or too old to be noticed. The staff didn't seem to mind either way. They smiled, rearranged some tables upstairs in a corner just for us, and let us take our time as the rest of the party wandered in, one by one, like characters from eight different novels who'd lost their place in the story. The upstairs room was empty when we arrived, echoing pleasantly with the sound of our indecision. By the time we left, it was humming with life. The bartender, whose name I did not catch but whose pour I will remember, mixed me an Apple Jack from the fall cocktail list. I had planned to explore their beer selection, which is said to be quite good, but the apple and Tito's combination called out to me like an old American folk song. It was crisp and strong and made me grateful for my liver's enduring patience. For dinner, I ordered the fish and chips. The fish was good but too greasy, even for a dish whose main promise is grease. The plate looked like an oil field after a minor accident, and the poor chips had to make do with swimming lessons they hadn't asked for. Still, the fish itself was solid and flaky, and I ate most of it while pretending not to notice the puddles. Around the table there were burgers, salads, sandwiches and tacos. Everyone ate. Everyone was fine. No one wept with joy. Our server, though, deserves an entire paragraph. He was the sort of person you wish the world had more of. He was patient, kind, and surprisingly cheerful for someone who had to answer seven variations of "What's good here?" He took special care with our friend who has celiac disease, making several trips to confirm that her meal would be safe. He handled it with both professionalism and genuine concern. It was one of those rare moments when good service feels less like customer care and more like small-scale heroism. We were politely nudged around 7:00 to make way for the trivia crowd, which seemed fair. We had been there for two and a half hours, which in restaurant time is nearly an epoch. On another night, I imagine they would have let us stay longer. We left feeling content, not dazzled, but content counts for a lot these days. Old Town Pub may not be the most extraordinary restaurant in Bordentown, but it has heart. It has history, too, tucked into its walls from the days when it was The Farnsworth House. The renovation in 2017 gave it new life without scrubbing away its past. That balance between old and new feels just right, like the moment between late afternoon and early evening. Four stars for kindness, competence, and cocktails that don't apologize for being cocktails. The fish and chips may have been greasy, but the night itself was not.

We stopped in around 4 on a Saturday. Typical bar / pub. The place was jam packed already & we got…read moreone of the last tables. Menu has plenty of options. We got chicken quesadillas, loaded tater tots, roast beef sandwich, some drinks & their peach cobbler. Everything was very good; although the quesadillas had bacon in there which I didn't like but my fault for not paying attention to the menu description. Our server was very nice & efficient.

Food, customer service and the atmosphere was amazing. Visiting from California and stopped driving…read morethrough. 5 stars!

I absolutely love this place! I wrote a review a while ago saying they had the best service and…read morecoffee around, but I wished they carried their delicious guava croissant more often. And they listened!!! They have had the magical guava croissant every time ice been lately and I'm thrilled! Still the best coffee, ambiance, and service around! And now the food is always perfect as well.