The NAC that's one of the most bipolar opinions about it when it comes to politics and professional…read moremanagement. In my opinion, it is the best gym around and it is truly a lifestyle beyond anything. The Escape is the perfect place to do exactly that. The bartenders admittedly spike the drinks with extra alcohol, and God knows what else ;)

Friends who were NAC members invited me to Escape Resort as their guest before Covid. Although I…read morehad been inside the facility several times over the years, I had never seen the new outdoor pools and water park theme up close. Have to say that while it appears to be an amusement park from beyond the fence with massive water slides and multiple aquamarine pools for various uses; from within it makes more sense and is actually quite attractive in a hyperactive way. Happy Hour with half price drinks was a good deal, and the bar food offerings were also well designed to complement the alcoholic drinks, if not all that tasty, nor compelling in their own right. So many people in a relatively small space around the bar, that conversation was a bit challenging. Plenty of alternative distractions among the many "beautiful" folks who enjoy being the center of attention, and know how to do it right, especially when encouraged with beverage. With music playing in the background the experience was a mixed bag. Clearly, the plan is a bit over the top, and made for people with kids or those who like this glitterati experience. Yet, there was a full house that evening, and business was booming. Covid put an end to the crowds for the last year, but I suspect the club will be back in action full tilt come vaccinations and reduced mask wearing. I'm the more cautious type, and will wait a while before accepting my next invitation.

Solid service by Cheryl (server) and Lindsay (sp??) our busser/water etc…read more Delicious food including the special pasta that night. We also got dessert to celebrate 2 birthdays and an anniversary. Dinner for 4 was a little over $200 - although 2 of us did not drink. Cocktails here are from $14 and up. The famous bartender who does "7 deadly sins" does not work on Sunday nights. A great special occaision spot.

Had an OK to good lunch experience here with my son. We sat in a dining area that faced the river…read more I would recommend asking to be sat along the windows if you can reserve one. The service was somewhat slow, but the waitress was very nice. Their beer was in cans or bottles. I ordered a Head Hunter IPA and it had a date code from the summer, so their stock was a bit old. I split a bowl of crab bisque $15 with my son. It was ok on spices/flavor and had small strips of crab, but the body was on the thinner side and I didn't think it was creamy enough. A miss, plus the guy who brought it out must have had the soup shift on the walk over so he had his thumb on top of the spillage that went onto the rim. I should have sent it back, but we were hungry. The small cornbread muffins that we had before our meals came out were tasty. After discussing the lunch menu with the waitress she said the Yardley Burger was very popular. $19 - roasted tomato, boursin cheese, hand cut fries. My son ordered the chicken cutlet - $18 fresh mozzarella, vodka aioli and chips. He skipped the sauteed spinach that was supposed to come on it. They took awhile to come out. The burger had a ridiculous amount of boursin on it (plenty of herbs and garlic coming off it), the meat was bland and the hand cut fries were a tad soggy. Even the bun was weak, so for $19 they can keep it. My sons sandwich was much better. The vodka aioli flavor was a home run with the thick cutlets. Still not worth $18, but much better than the burger. I had a Yards Washington Porter with my burger that slightly helped my disappointment. This place only gets the 4th star because I love history and the building has it. It was just OK other than that. Maybe a dinner/date night is in order to see what these higher yelp reviews are all about. Their entree prices seem much more in line. For lunch, I'm a no.

So happy that I have rediscovered Canal Street a few times since our first visit. This Greek…read morerestaurant has consistently delivered on taste and cozy ambience, whether a family dinner or a date lunch. Apps this time included cold dips and my favorite version of grape leaves. Meat dishes - especially lamp chops and blackened salmon were big winners. Carb cakes also crispy to perfection. Lemon potatoes were the all around favorite. Baklava was a treasured dessert and converted even my picky younger daughter over to Baklava (chocolate mousse also rich and delish). So glad we have had many great meals here and that Canal Street was such a nice place to have a weekend dinner with friends.

Truly a gem and we enjoy it everytime. It never disappoints. Surprisingly one of the best burgers…read morearound and cooked as requested! I mean how many times have you asked for a medium burger only to get it well done? Compliments to the chef on that alone but also on the Moussaka. Both the vegetable and classic Moussaka are standouts. Sooo delicious. Our server was excellent. Friendly, timly and wanted to please. It added to a perfect dinner. Reservations were honored. The restaurant wasn't full on Sunday night, but you never know...still better to have a reservation. And who dosen't love a byob!! Not sure why we haven't been here in a while but we will put it back on our top 5 local place to go. It checks every box.

Food is great! I ordered filet mignon and tuna tartare and a glass of super Tuscan wine. Loved…read moreeverything. Ambiance wise, I would change paintings into something hand drawn though. And I would put less of them because they are a bit overwhelming.

We've been to Nikos several times. Bar seating is our favorite spot. Their bar glasses are perfect…read moreand pair with their craft cocktails beautifully. Once you've had their complimentary pop-overs you might go back just for them!! While we love the bar, don't overlook their dining room and also consider their smaller room for a private party or function. They will work with you to customize an affordable menu that works for you. Nikos is one of our most visited go-to places.

Wonderful atmosphere and excellent service from all of the staff. They have one of the best steaks…read morearound and the food is always great. We ordered a pierogi appetizer to share and some holiday cocktails to start. For entrees we had pork chops that were cooked to perfection and served over a sweet potato purée with a blackberry gastric. We also had the 7 fishes over linguine offered in red, white, hot or hot. I chose red hot. It was delicious with calamari, shrimp, lobster, mussels, clams, and fish. The penne vodka with sausage and peas was also delicious and a generous portion. The salmon dish was also excellent but had barely any risotto and 6 string beans. Overall, Blooming Grove is a favorite of our extended family and we visit fairly often. The only room for improvement is the portion size of some of the dishes in comparison to others.

Went for happy hour and food was good. Nice bar area and not crowded when we were there. Definite…read morego back for quiet outing.

Been here many times. The perfect balance of lunch and/or dinner with family or friends. Food is…read morealways top tier and farm to table. Theres a new chef, but the food is always consistent and great tasting. Some items are different takes on bar classics such as the Blue Moon Cheese nachos, but others like a classic burger are original and timeless. I don't drink beer, but there cocktails are always a delight. I enjoy coming there after work or for really any occassion.

Stopped in for a beer after lunch in the area. There is a parking lot across the street…read more Cool space, friendly staff. I tried a few beers before deciding on a stout. My fiancée loves it here and it was my first time visiting. They do have food too! FYI, bathrooms are downstairs.

Food Good and plenty Service very good…read moreOnly club in Ewing that features frequent acoustic music free. Only gripe is like every restaurant a side of side of coleslaw is one bite

I've been here a handful of times with colleagues for dinners after work, and it's a good spot for…read morebar food, good beer, and a dive-like setting. I've tried the fish & chips as well as a sandwich, and it's all tasty, definitely filling. Staff is very friendly and attentive, and they have lots of specials throughout the week.

I stopped in for a bowl of soup and some hot tea. It was…read morewonderful & so delicious! The service was magnificent. Because it was chilly I definitely ate inside today. It's a wonderful restaurant. I look forward to coming back

Holiday dinner at Washington Crossing Inn…read more Service was a little iffy. It was friendly but with the place about 1/2 full, I found ourselves waiting a bit for the waitress to come around for something we needed. Needed an extra fork... a good 5 minutes of her walking by a few times but not looking or seeing if we needed anything. It wasn't bad service but not very attentive or anything spectacular. For being the holiday season, would have thought there would be a bit of cheer but seemed kinda... meh of an atmosphere. French onion soup - a bit watery and not very hearty. Under seasoned. Didn't have the richness of a good French onion soup. Got the prime rib. It was ok. The edges were nice and tender. But the middle seemed a little tough. Mash and beans were mid. They were fine but not memorable. Rigatoni was good. Tasty. Gelato was very smooth and was impressed with that - apple galette which was... good... Overall, an ok experience. Last time I was here was a few years ago. Probably will be a few years before I'm back.