Back again. My previous Italian meal was at the Atlantis…read moreResort's restaurant Paranza which has a celebrity chef figurehead Michael White who has won a James Beard award and a Michelin star.i had the seafood seppia pasta there. Mercado's version is better. Every dish we ordered from appetizers through desert parfaits of pistachio gelato was simply outstanding. Also, I was right!, Lazio oriented cuisine The cheese they want to sprinkle is pecorino Romano not Parmesan.

Catered event - absolutely perfect! Delicious! Lasagne, eggplant rollatine, meatballs, chicken…read moremarsala, flounder francaise, salad, dinner rolls, tiramisu cake surrounded by mini canolis and 7-layer cookies. SO GOOD! (Keep tissues nearby - the tiramisu is so good it woll make you weep.) Grazie mille!

As good if not better than the original in Hamilton NJ Rt 33.! Family owned, however the younger…read moreson, next generation, has taken his family legacy to the next level! Italian dishes that are both classic and timeless. They do not ruin traditional southern Italian dishes with crazy modifications. If you grew up with an old world "Nonna" Italian grandma's kitchen, you will be taken back in time. The flavors, spices and presentation will transport you across the Atlantic if you have ever had a meal prepared in any rural town on the Italian peninsula. Gennaro's has been creating and serving authentic traditional Italian cuisine without compromising quality. Olive Oil is imported from Italy to ensure the flavor and notes of the expansive groves in central and southern Italy! You will not be disappointed. I have been a thankful customer for over 20 years in the Hamilton area. Go for it !

Every time we visit we are greeted with warmth, cheerful and helpful staff. The food !! Fresh bread…read moreevery time we visit, incredible ready to go gourmet items, unusual and delicious cookies, Italian pastas, antipasti, authentic cheeses, salads, Italian wine. Sweet local ambiance. Friendly, no pretense, great warm welcome.

A good hoagie at a reasonable price…read more Best hoagie I've ever had? Not by far. Best hoagie I've had in a while? It was up there. I got the cheesesteak and fries. (Of course!) there was a good amount of meat and cheese. The fries were ok. I'm not really disappointed. I'm just not excited.

Hoagie Haven opened in 1974. I started going there in 1976. I just had a gyro and it tasted just as…read moredelicious today as it did back then! There's something magical about how they tightly wrap this amazing Greek delight! The flavors and freshness is perfect! The taste of garlic lingers after you're finished! Everything is soooooo good! Over the years I've had my favorites! Just know that there isn't any seating. But that's ok! Find your spot and you'll be sooooo happy!

The pretzels were glorious. GLORIOUS!!…read more "The warmth bounces around your mouth like it's a building with mirrors for walls and the pretzel is a laser."

My review is for the bakery inside the Pennsylvania Dutch Farmer's Market, in Princeton. It's…read morecalled Sunrise Bakery. Their service was fine. But I did have an issue with half a cake I bought for $13. It was so sweet, it was hard to eat. So, then I thought, If I don't eat the icing, maybe the cake will be fine. But, even the cake was sickly sweet, almost as if they had added the sugar twice. I didn't attempt to return the cake because I remembered another reviewer saying that she had been given a hard time when she had tried to return something with mold on it. -- Ps: I noticed that their doughnut price was $2.50 per doughnut. I might have been better off buying doughnuts, despite their price. -- Their service was fine.

Joe's has a lot of choices. My fav is the chicken, mozzarella, arugula, red pepper sandwich.The…read moreservice is always "treated like family" and same for the atmosphere. You will not be disappointed!!!

One of the best wraps I've had in a while, really well made. The sandwiches are solid too. As for…read morethe price? Not great. It's expensive, and while the food tastes good, I sometimes question the quality of the ingredients, though I'm not entirely sure. Overall, the food is consistently delicious, no matter what you order. The service has been good every time, no complaints there. What brings this down to three stars is the ambiance and the price. The wraps are excellent but overpriced. Plus, the dining area on the other side of the restaurant is apparently closed, so there's no real option to eat in. That's a missed opportunity, it could be a cool, niche spot, but it falls short. If you're grabbing takeout or planning to eat in your car, this place is worth it. But for dining in or a full experience, you're better off going somewhere else or ordering catering.

This location opened I believe 1/21/25 so it is still fairly new. I have been here 4 times now,…read morethe first visit was a few days after they opened. Naturally, there was a new store glitch with the CC machine so I ordered online while in the store. And have ordered on the app since then just to have my sandwich ready or near ready when I get to the store. No issues for me & they have a frequent purchase program when you sign up. I have ordered the Classic Chicken club twice, the American Wagyu Club & most recently the Chicken Cheesesteak. The club sandwiches were quite stuffed & almost hard to eat (not something I'd eat in my car!). I did find the hand pulled turkey on the dry side though. I also stopped getting salt added as the first time it was a bit heavy handed with the bacon on the clubs. The Wagyu was good, may have to try it solo at some point. Also, my first club was the Medium 10" size & I couldn't finish it, all "Small" 8" sandwiches since then. I was disappointed with the Chicken Cheesesteak. It was not as "stuffed" as the cold sandy's. And the Chicken had an odd texture, a bit chewy. But cheesy as you can hopefully see in the pix. For dining in, they do have about 5 tables. So that's an option if desired. Will be going back to try a few of the other options & will update this review as needed. :)

Don't get me wrong the hero was extremely tasty but the price left a bad taste in my mouth. Thirty…read morebucks for a large plus a random ten bucks for sides and a drink. It's not a mystery why the Earl of Sandwich was beheaded. The "Princeton Price" is in overdrive here. Three stars for the quality.

The best subs in NJ. Simple ingredients but everything is so fresh and delicious. Meat and cheese…read moresliced right in front of you. Bread is soft and baked fresh daily. My favorite is the buffalo chicken with American, and don't miss out on the hot pepper relish takes any sub to the next level

We recently needed many subs for a birthday party and Tastee put together everything we needed…read more Everything was packaged up and ready to go and we were grateful for their service!

My go to for a classic bacon, egg and cheese on a toasted roll. Feels very comfortable. A nice…read morebreak from the corporate fast food and fast casual with down home service. Worth a morning stop.

Kim is the best! Great family! Great food! I got the Kingston sandwich and it was the best I've…read moreever had! I love the Kingston deli!

Small shop. Yummy food…read moreSimple layout. Nice assortment of joes tea! Ordered the grilled cheese and cheese steak as well as the curly fries

I love visiting eateries that remind me not to judge a book by its cover. Or a restaurant by its…read morerundown exterior and worn, no-nonsense decor. "This looks like a place I would come as a drunk college kid," my husband mused when we first stepped inside. True to his observations, the menu is rife with the kinds of deep fried goodies and artery-clogging sandwiches that are best meant for youthful bodies with optimal metabolism. We ordered a fun variety for ourselves - a meatball parm, a pound of buffalo wings, an order of curly fries, and - to balance things out - the harvest salad. For those ordering sandwiches, know that they're enormous. A half order is an 11" deal, while the whole is a Brobdingnagian 22". Our half sandwich was great, and definitely more than enough for us to share. We had few notes on anything we ordered. The curly fries were hot and crispy, the buffalo wings hot and tangy, and the meatball parm was just as expected. I was particularly surprised by the salad, which was just supposed to be a fresh and green counterpart to all the heavier foods. I would have been happy enough with some greens and a vinaigrette, but we had a pretty robust salad with blue cheese, chicken, and pieces of diced apple. I never would've expected to find a good salad at a place like this one, but there you go. There are a few high tables and stools, but little else by way of ambiance. Clearly, the focus here is to eat and clear out. That said, service at the counter was incredibly warm and friendly. As far as parking goes, there are a few spots out front and even a few more behind the building. I struggled with the number of stars here, because this isn't highbrow or fine dining. If that's what you're after, I'd definitely look elsewhere. But it's predictable, freshly prepared, and therefore perfect for a college town. If that's what you're expecting, this is your four-star spot.

Latte is so good,smoked salmon bagel is sooooo delicious .also the location is perfect for parking.read more

We love Tino's and have been coming for years. The new location is much larger and has plenty of…read moreindoor and outdoor seating. The staff is always so kind and helpful. We were really disappointed on our most recent visit. They must have changed the dough recipe. It was bland and generic. Such a shame because everything else is so delicious. Skip the pizza and get literally anything else. Salads, zucchini flowers and chicken bites are always our favorites.