Located not far from Princeton, this praiseworthy restaurant has elicited raves from critics and patrons alike. Chef-owner Bryan Brodowski shakes up American fare with Asian... Read more »
Subtly lit, graced with large windows, and painted in buttery hues, this seafood restaurant is undoubtedly Princeton's best. Fresh fish from across the globe figures onto the menu,... Read more »
An eclectic, whimsical interior imparts definite character to this appealing cafe, whose energy is contagious and whose creative food is always a winner. Terrific baked goods and... Read more »
Comfortably elegant, Lahiere's holds court on Witherspoon, as it's done for many years. The long-lived establishment has been lauded for food, wine, ambience, and service, and folks... Read more »
A Princeton mainstay, this pub gleams with dark, polished wood. It's also marked by an original Norman Rockwell mural depicting Yankee Doodle. Of an evening, folks usually sidle up... Read more »
This warm, charming restaurant, lovingly attended to by chef-owner Bobby Trigg, is widely considered one of Princeton's best. Albeit pricey, the cuisine is a revelation of flavor,... Read more »
This inviting, pub-like restaurant is something of a neighborhood hangout for folks wanting good American fare and a pleasant environment. Princeton's branch of the chain offers... Read more »
Hip, clean-lined decor with an underwater (though not kitschy) theme distinguishes this appealing restaurant. Part of a chain, Big Fish nevertheless slips into its Princeton home... Read more »
This eminently popular place gains its name with a clever British twist on its owners' occupations (chemist and lawyer). More formal dining rooms and a more casual pub offer an apt... Read more »
Aptly named, this hotel restaurant delights guests with its lush setting. Crystal water splashes down waterfalls and in fish ponds, while greenery thrives in the protected setting.... Read more »
Hungry? No problem. Princeton restaurants stand at the ready to ply you with all kinds of good eats, no matter your taste or preference. If you like food (and who doesn't?), prepare yourself for restaurants that specialize in everything from Italian to European. Looking for a place to splurge? Book a table at Crystal Garden, and you're sure to impress. If you'd rather kick back in jeans and a tee-shirt, count on Thomas Sweet Ice Cream, where the ambience is relaxed and the food always satisfies. Maybe you'd rather check out the Princeton dining scene in person. If that's the case, head to districts like Downtown, and scope out the possibilities. Count on 10Best to recommend lunch places like Crystal Garden, please-all restaurants like Hoagie Haven, and more exotic eateries, like Fedora Cafe. We've done the hard work - you just have to enjoy the results!
