Veggie sandwich was flavorless - no condiments or spread on the bread - just plain bread stuffed…read morewith zucchini and cheese. Side of fries was also nothing special . We just tasted it and skipped the rest . Open face Mediterranean sandwich was a tad better. Bread was well toasted and veggie filling n balsamic added some flavor n texture . The side chickpea salad was not bad . Seemed to have good walk in traffic but everybody had some delays or some kind of issue with the food . Maybe it was a bad day for the staff . Ambience was bright and nice with additional outdoor seating . Service was slow and not very hygienic. When we shared feedback about the missing veggies in the veggie sandwich , the hostess was understanding and apologized. Offered a complimentary dessert which we refused as I did not find the baked good appetizing ( given the flies that we noticed ) There is street parking and few spots at the back of the building Overall not a place I would return. We left the place a bit hungry .

Such a cute, low-key neighborhood cafe. Everything made to order. Plenty of tempting pastries…read more Omelettes were interesting and delicious. A big menu for a little place and the staff was friendly and helpful. My omelette had fresh mozzarella made in-house, spinach and broccoli rabe. My partner had an egg and cheese on a Kaiser roll.

First time in this Olives location and I was overwhelmed by all the options as we walked. From…read morepermade, to custom orders seems like something for everyone's taste. My wife ordered an egg sandwhich off the board but with a few customiszations and they nailed it. Was so good. Fresh ingredients. Super clean place. Friendly staff. A new go to in town for us.

We were looking for a quick bite after visiting the beautiful Princeton Art Museum, and we found a…read moregreat place! At first, walking in gave me a wave of nostalgia because it reminded me of the Olives I used to visit in New York City. While it's not the same restaurant, this one absolutely stands on its own. I ordered the chicken salad sandwich, and my husband had a kale salad loaded with vegetables and all kinds of good things like pecans, carrots, red cabbage, chick peas and more...he loved it. Everything tasted incredibly fresh, and you could tell the quality of the ingredients was a priority. The pricing was also very reasonable, especially for how good the food was. We took our meals to go and walked down the street to a picnic table, which made for a perfect, relaxed lunch in Princeton. Great food, great value, and a spot I'd happily return to. There were also some really good desserts to pick from as well, but I passed them up. Pro tip... there can be a line to order your food during busy times of the day.

You need to be on an intravenous caffeine drip to visit all the coffee shops in the Princeton area…read more Your orange and black candle burning at both ends demands no less. Please make River Walk in Plainsboro part of that discovery. Excellent coffee and bagels without the Starbuckian hordes desperate for their bitter fix. Shush... don't tell anyone. Five easy stars.

The espresso is a exquisite! The ambiance is elegant and the staff were very welcoming. Only one…read morerecommendation would be to please add oatmilk to your list of milks. Thank you!

Been here many times coffee is always great always lots of really good and interesting selections…read more Table seating within as well as external. Plan to chill take some time enjoy your beverage

small world has been the nexus princeton - my "cortado" every day was my ritual 1993-2021…read morenow i live in los angeles but buy swc roasted coffee by mail. this month i visited nj revisit my faves and try what's new. the lines move fast but swc nassau has a pick-up table all day so online customers skip the line. the "pile driver" has been my "breakfast of champions" . now there are 5 drivers & you can choose from 4 "dipping sauces". i fell in love with green sauce which was herby and tangy! my fave is still "the pile driver" because "niman ranch bacon" is still the heart of this sandwich which comes in a "brioche bun" cooked and assembled by the "worldlings" who make the big difference from and other coffee haus in princeton. many of jessica's most talented artisans, like her local sourced everything, are still here, like the customers, because small world has been the best ever since 1993! from los angeles, "i can dream of cortados and pile drivers and the worldlings who take care for us!

I visited this location while traveling in New Jersey. We do not have this restaurant in Western…read morePennsylvania. But I have eaten at this chain while traveling in New Jersey several other times. I receive coupons in the email, and just happened to have a five dollar off coupon that expired in a few days, that arrived in my email shortly before my travel occurred, which is why I chose to visit this location. I came on a busy Saturday at about 11:45 and because I was by myself I was able to get the last seat at the counter, otherwise the wait was 35 minutes or more for groups of two or more people. I ordered the kale juice which was kale, apple, lemon & was yummy. I ordered the summer special lobster avocado toast with 2 eggs over easy. The servers & all staff were very busy but pleasant. My meal was good, no complaints & they did have 2 nice chunks of real lobster meat on the thick whole grain toast. The only problem came when I went to use my coupon, they asked for my phone number which I gave them. And then they told me I was not in the system. Then they asked me if I could login on the app in which I told them I didn't know if I had the app because I don't have this restaurant locally and I only eat here maybe once a year but clearly the coupon had come to me in my email, and was due to expire on July 31 and this was July 25. Even though it was only five dollars it was the principle of I would've eaten somewhere else if I could not use this coupon. So although they were busy, I could tell that they were kind of annoyed that they had to go in the back and asked the manager and then there was some big production of having to enter my email and phone number into the app. This all seemed rather ridiculous considering most places if you have a coupon and it doesn't work and it's legitimate they can just take five dollars off your bill at the register not sure why that was not possible? Anyway, in the meantime of them going to the back, I managed to find the app get into it. Enter my phone number and email reset a password and then it showed that my coupon was in the app. Long story short I did get the five dollars off of the meal and then handed a five dollar bill to my server as her tip. This restaurant is only open for breakfast and lunch and I believe it closes at 3 PM. It does get very busy weekend mornings. It's similar to a First Watch cafe if you are familiar with those.

Service and ambiance were on point, but unfortunately food was a bit off. I got the big easy…read morebenedict and the cornbread and chorizo flavors were there, but the eggs were pretty undercooked, which led to a stomach ache later. One of the eggs oozed uncooked egg whites, which you can kinda of see in the picture, but translucent whites were very apparent upon first cut. Potatoes were very salty, likely from heavily salted water. My partner had the cinnamon swirl pancakes and only ate one of three because it was dry and dense. On the flip side, my in laws enjoyed their french toast and waffle. Overall food was very hit or miss, okay for some, but wouldn't go out of my way to brunch here.

Embellishment thy name is Princeton. Why call a business that sells baked goods a bakery when what…read morewe really need is a new school "bread boutique." No self-respecting connoisseur or influencer worth their curated sea salt would stand for anything less than hand-crafted loaves touched by the Almighty. Well, I stand corrected. Their baguettes and Zucchini bread are outstanding and worthy of any hosanna I could summon. If your going to engage in marketing grandiosity it's nice to know Princeton's Bread Boutique delivers. It's easy to be cynical but what they don't sell here are eye rolls. Five very easy stars.

After my first bite of the pistachio-crusted croissant here, I swallowed and pronounced, "People…read moreneed to know about this place." We'd turned in here after feeling discouraged by the long lines at another nearby bakery. Here, it was sunny, quiet, and redolent of that heady bread aroma. Another personally good sign was seeing several empty trays in the windows. When a bakery 'sells out' of stuff, I feel like I've uncovered a hot spot. Here's where I need to make a confession: I like croissants a little more than a normal human being should. Really, I'm a croissant addict. So we already knew I'd like these. But ooh la la, these were especially fine. One had rough chunks of pistachio, a subtle, sticky glaze, and - sweet Jesus - pistachio cream on the inside. When my husband saw the pecan pie croissant, we knew I was done for. Behind the counter, there's a large selection of bread loaves, along with a small savory menu. Along the side of the bakery, there's also a refrigerated area with drinks and cold sandwiches. There are a few tables and seats inside, available first come first served.

We had dinner here and the food was amazing. The staff and atmosphere were great. It's a very open…read moreindoor area

I've been thinking of trying this place for a while, but never did previously as restaurants in…read morehotels are often hit or miss. Finally tried it as I've tried most of the other nicer restaurants in the area already, and saw all the good reviews so gave it a shot. Regretted that decision as this was probably one of the worst meals that I've had in a while. I'll start with the pros. The restaurant looks nice and is in a large space inside the Hyatt Regency which looks great. First impressions were good, so I gave it an extra star for the ambiance. However it starts going downhill from there. The service was OK overall, and the waitress was pleasant and nice, but it felt a little "off". My whole family felt it but none of us said anything while at the restaurant as it wasn't bad that we had to say anything then, but when we talked about it afterwards, we all said the same thing that it felt a little off. Hard to pinpoint what exactly, but it felt like a forced/fake kind of nice. Also the vibe/body language the waitress gave when we said we weren't ordering any drinks/alcohol was a bit weird too even though she didn't say anything. The service was a bit slow too considering there weren't that many customers on a Friday night. The drinks/alcohol are a bit high on the pricey side, but I guess expected in a hotel restaurant. The most disappointing thing is really the food. The bread served to the table was ok (mixed reviews - half the table liked it and half the table did not like it), but it's free bread so can't complain. The entrees were just bad. I ordered the olive brined half chicken which sounded interesting, but it was overly salty. I usually eat a lot, but this is one of the first meals in a while where I couldn't finish my entree as it was just too salty. That was a shame as the first bite was pretty good, and it had good flavor, but by the second bite I started feeling the saltiness. My wife got the spaghetti shrimp scampi which had no salt (did the kitchen mess up and put extra salt on mines and forgot to put in her dish?). A lot of the spaghetti was also stuck together (likely precooked and been sitting there for a while is what I think). She added salt herself but overall she didn't like the taste. The Laurea burger was also mediocre. My daughter couldn't finish so I took a bite to try it out and I threw the rest out as it just wasn't good. Another family member got the gnocchi but it's the saddest gnocchi I've seen in a while. The portion was small and it was just literally gnocchi with some cheese sauce and nothing else. He dug into it expecting there was more, but there wasn't. No garnish, nothing, and it cost $25 for that. I've had plenty of gnocchi at other restaurants that looked much better than that. The only thing reasonable was the sausage rigatoni as no complaints from the family member that ordered that and that one looked decent. Overall was quite disappointing and would not be going back.

Classic college town soup and sandwich shop with huge portions and a nice outdoor patio. Their…read morefries are the kind that look like they have psoriasis on it (iykyk) and they were absolutely the best. Order inside or at a kiosk. Their beef and barley soup is super yummy on a chilly day.

Found this spot while walking around the downtown Princeton area. You order at a kiosk outside and…read morethen get a text to notify you when your food is ready to pick up inside. There were a few tables outside to eat at which we took advantage of. The sandwich came out pretty quickly and with a complimentary pickle which is always appreciated. I opted for the Deluxe Grilled Cheese, which is Havarti Cheese, avocado, tomato, and homemade pesto spread pressed on a 7-grain thick slice bread. It was yummy and substantial, with a good balance of all the ingredients. Truly lives up to the name. Not a crazy meal, but a good spot if you're close by.

Super friendly staff! First and hopefully not the last time I come to this dunkin! Was telling them…read moreabout my other experience at another dunkin and they went above and beyond to get my order correct. 10/10!

Ew just ew. Empty store. Slow service. And let's just say I can't imagine the food handling when no…read moreone is watching. Can't go back. Plus NYPost reported "Dunkin' Donuts worker caught washing feet in kitchen of chain's Staten Island Ferry location, prompting health probe".

It's been a full year since I have been able to go to Bean There!…read more Thank you, Katarina and the yelp team for allowing me to participate in this event! Last year I stopped at this coffee shop because I saw their foam menu on their Instagram story, then at a circus event I was able to try their refreshers that they had bottled up in cans and had put edible glitter in, and it was beautiful. So I was beyond happy to be able to come back here again and try their full menu items one more time. Their pumpkin pie latte is absolutely to die for. It has the perfect balance of sweetness with that fall flavor that is not too overpowering, and you can still taste the espresso. I could have honestly drink three cans worth of their pumpkin pie latte. The staff was extremely helpful and accommodating, and explaining their menu items and their seasonal items as well. I definitely want to go back to try their black sesame latte before that seasonal item is off the menu. This is such a low-key hidden gem that I feel like everybody should try because of the unique drinks that they have to offer!

Super delicious, innovative light meals with fresh fruits and veggies, amazing coffee and drinks,…read moreand the friendliest staff!!