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Fine dining suggestions for central NJ?
We've been to the Fromagerie in Rumson and a few upscale places in New Brunswick. Any suggestions for other places to try? We're not into seafood so the shore stuff is not appealing. Freehold doesn't seem to have much. I know there are some nice places in Princeton. Also, I've heard good things about Odetta's (Just across the river) in New Hope, PA.
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Odette?s and the Black Bass Hotel (and they actially have rooms) are two of my favorites and I recommend both, but almost all places in/near New Hope or upper Bucks County are hopelessly over-crowded in the summer and the traffict to/from is even worse. I would stick with the Princeton area if that is where you will be.
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Originally Posted by xyzzy
We've been to the Fromagerie in Rumson and a few upscale places in New Brunswick. Any suggestions for other places to try? We're not into seafood so the shore stuff is not appealing. Freehold doesn't seem to have much. I know there are some nice places in Princeton. Also, I've heard good things about Odetta's (Just across the river) in New Hope, PA.
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Originally Posted by travelmad478
The Frog and the Peach in New Brunswick gets very good reviews: http://www.frogandpeach.com/
Particular suggestions in Princeton, anyone? |
Originally Posted by xyzzy
Particular suggestions in Princeton, anyone?
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Originally Posted by xyzzy
Particular suggestions in Princeton, anyone?
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Lahiere's in Princeton. Been around forever.
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Originally Posted by Analise
Lahiere's in Princeton. Been around forever.
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Originally Posted by monitor
And in my experience has been inconsistent and frequently mediocre forever.
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Try the Ryland Inn.
The Ryland Inn is a member of the prestigious Relais & Chateaux. It has received various awards/honors including awards from the James Beard Foundation. There is another restaurant in the same area called Ixora for Japanese-French cuisine. Here's a review from November 2003. FYI....Here's the Reader's Choice award from NJ Monthly August 2004 Issue for the Best of the Best Restaurants in NJ. |
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Any updated suggestions, especially for the area around Lambertville and New Hope? I believe the Ryland Inn is closed. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by monitor
(Post 3093559)
In New Brunswick there is a very good place called Nova Terra. The same restaurateur has an establishment in Princeton called something like Terra Mare (I know that Terra is in the name). I have never been there, but if it is the equal of Nova Terra, it is certainly worth a visit when in Princeton.
Nova Terra unfortunately is no more, but the other three locations are all top notch. |
Originally Posted by JerryFF
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Any updated suggestions, especially for the area around Lambertville and New Hope? I believe the Ryland Inn is closed. Thanks.
Don't get me wrong, the service is friendly but very casual... no white tablecloths here! |
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