We had the Turkey BLT. It was very good and loaded with turkey--so much that I actually removed…read moreabout half of it. It came with a choice of fries or soup, and I chose the fries. I ordered them extra crispy, but they were mushy on the inside and lacked flavor. The sandwich also came with a nice slice of Jewish pickle, which was delicious. Service was good.

Good solid breakfast spot. Found parking on their side lot and entered into a simple neighborhood…read moredining room. I sat at their long bar and took in the old school small town diner feel. The staff was friendly and prompt. They kept the coffee coming and made you feel at home. Cash only, but they have an ATM on site. I had their two egg special - eggs scrambled with sausage links, home fries and rye toast for $6-$7 ..... with coffee, around $10-$11. The home fries were ok, but the eggs and sausage hit the spot. Their coffee was a tasty roasted blend that needed nothing added. Their lunch menu looks like it has some great choices with all different styles of - steak sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, chicken sandwiches and salads. I'd definitely return if in the area for the friendly and quick service. If you need a break from the busier Mill Street area this is a good place to land! Thanks guys!

Dinner Saturday night...our first time here for dinner. I was here for lunch a year ago with a…read morebunch of friends before a show. Kinda forgot about it actually. Our party of 4 were "walk ins" since our reservations got messed up elsewhere. We felt fortunate to get a table last minute. We were seated in the front room which was a bit too bright (!!!). It was a large table for four. The room was quiet (other than a noisy kid a few tables over but that was short lived). So many restaurants are too loud and you have to shout to have a conversation therefore we truly appreciated the solitude. The owner, Bruce, came over to greet us. We appreciated his gesture as he obviously cares about his customers. He told us a little bit about the restaurant. We ordered a round of cocktails. The only Rose wine on their wine list had to go back as it had a nasty taste...3 of us agreed on that. It was quickly replaced with white wine. House Scotch was a generous pour and very smooth. Martini also good. I thought prices were reasonable on the alcohol. On to the food. Crab cakes were excellent as Bruce recommended. I enjoyed the fish and chips and our other friend seemed to enjoy the meat loaf. I thought the menu was ideal...sandwiches offered as well as dinners. I believe it is the same menu all day...which I like...sometimes we just want a sandwich for dinner. Our server was very good (thank you Christine). It was all timely and not rushed. Next time we hope to be seated in the room that faces the river. It had better atmosphere and view of the river. Much nicer than the front room. Hubby would like to add King George in our rotation of restaurants. We will definitely be back. I am glad to see that Bristol has improved a lot over the years. The walkway along the river was all lit up and it was such a beautiful night. Lots of people strolling around and others fishing on the dock. Overall we were very happy that it all worked out and we stumbled on a great place. I highly recommend.

We were entertaining friends and took them here. It's…read morehistorical, why not!? Crab dip and pretzels for appetizers. I enjoyed my salad. Everyone enjoyed their food. Salad was fresh and delicious. Magnificent service and I loved the piano player accompanied by the bass . Quite lovely.

An ideal option on Bristol's main drag. Their coffee is great, and they do have a very small…read moreselection of pre-made savory breakfast items -- I had their sausage, egg and cheese in a pretzel wrap, which was quite tasty. It's quaint and cozy inside, with the only con being that they close at noon on Mondays and Tuesdays (other days at 3pm), but hey, at least they're open every day! Baristas are super friendly. Parking is free on side streets. It's one of my usual spots whenever I'm in town visiting family.

The donuts from the Amish markets were DELICIOUS. The service was amazing and they definitely…read morehelped us with what we order. The atmosphere is nice, white/black /tan/ light blue modern industrial type vibe. They have space where you can work on your laptop or yap with friends. They also have ground coffee if you're looking to bring some home. I got a mocha latte and a dark chocolate iced coffee. V good

I honestly wasn't ready for how good this restaurant was! We have lived in Burlington County for 3…read moreyears and had no idea a restaurant this good was in our area. I started this review after just getting back from a fantastic dinner at Riverview . I'm completing it now a week later. Everything about our dinner was fantastic. To start off, the place had a cool vibe to it. As we walked up to the restaurant, we were greeted with dancehall reggae music playing outside. They definitely get points for that! There was a cute outdoor dining area, but it was about 95 degrees and much too hot to sit outside. We will definitely return for that. We loved the modern interior. Our waitress (I wish I had gotten her name), was AWESOME. We asked her to recommend good entrees for us and she did not disappoint. We started off with the Flash-Fried Brussel Sprouts! Absolutely DELICIOUS!!!! I've had this appetizer at other restaurants and many times, they go overboard with the balsamic dressing and totally ruin it. Here, it was JUST RIGHT. We followed up with the Seared Faroe Island Salmon. It was also fantastic. We loved the fingerling potatoes with the combination of tomatoes and onions in wine sauce. I can't wait to have it again! Oh... and I almost forgot. Before the meal, the waitress brought us what we assumed was some kind of warm pretzel bread with an olive oil/pesto dip. That TOO, was very good! She was also able to help the bartender concoct a nice mocktail for me. I don't drink alcohol, but I love a nice fruity virgin drink and they made me a great drink that wasn't on the menu. We LOVED our dinner here and will absolutely return on a warm night to sit outside. Thank you to our waitress and the staff at this great establishment.

So I think the management changed or the chef is new recently because I went in April and it was…read moreamazing the food was delicious and lots of menu options. But I went again in June and the menu is extremely limited and the food was not good. The wines are good and the two appetizers I've had each time are still delicious: tuna tartare, and the truffle fries. But each time I went I had the burger and it's bad. Very bland and last time it was too under so I got it well this time and it was straight burnt. It was bitter I didn't finish it. It only comes with cheese lettuce and onions, very boring. The service is good I had the same server both times she's very nice and always helpful with any questions and recommendations. I went on a Friday night walk in and there was no wait. Also the bathroom sign has an arrow to direct you but it's pointing the wrong way so just walk past the sign to get to the bathroom. All in all I won't be back for the food. They have a patio so maybe I'll come back for a drink to sit outdoors.

My bff wanted a sweet treats, so we stopped by the good old diner to see their selection…read more Pineapple upside down cake, eclair, and a mystery special slice . I enjoyed some of the eclair was nice. My friend enjoyed everything wholeheartedly. Service was good. I like my hot cuppa tea so much . It was kind of charming to see a diner today!!

I almost died after eating here. I had the Vermonter turkey sandwich and sweet potato fries and…read moresome coffee. Within an hour of leaving the lights became very bright and my stomach was in pain, I thought maybe it was just too much food, greasy fries. But I had descending numbness in my legs and all lights became blinding, extreme light sensitivity and my head was pounding. I got out a gas station and could barely stand and I finally made it home. Next morning I got up and tried to drink water and that's when it hit me. I was vomiting projectile vomiting for 20-30 minutes that turned to dry heaving and then diarrhea too and painful contractions. Then I tried to drink water and couldn't. I couldn't drink or eat anything. It wasn't until the 4th day I could get even a sip of water down I was so tired. I lost 13lbs in 3 days. I'm already a small woman. I thought I was going to die in my bed. I didn't know even what could cause such pain from food I think it was chemical poisoning. I looked emaciated. I couldn't even go to the store because I had pooped myself every time I walked more than a few feet. A friend came and dropped water off for me . I wasn't able to eat till the 10th day. I was able to get some fruit but the moment I tried to eat solid food I started throwing up again and again. I wasn't able to eat real food for 14 days. I finally was able to keep food down. I was living off water and electrolyte drinks for 14 days. I now have a vitamin A insufficiency and every time I stop taking the supplements I have vision problems. It permanently affected my vision. I have no idea what it was. I hasn't eaten anything all day besides an orange and water. I came here because they were open when I was done moving my storage unit. This was the worst food poisoning I ever had I even pooped my bed in my sleep. I was laying on towels ever night so I could just wash them. I wouldn't go here if you value your life or eyes.

Amazing food and a wonderful atmosphere! Everything we had for dinner was delicious, and the staff…read morewas incredibly friendly and welcoming. Great people, great service, and a beautiful atmosphere. We truly enjoyed our experience and will definitely be back!

New Madison is a popular charming luncheonette that doesn't look like its changed much in decades…read more I found plenty of parking around breakfast time in the strip mall parking lot, since most of the other businesses were not open. The inside is on the darker side with brick floors and just a few windows at the front letting in some natural light. They have framed pictures hanging on the walls just about everywhere. The counter with stools was a bit tight, but a great spot to sit down and grab a bite. On my latest visit, I sat at a tiny table for two which was fine for flying solo. The booths and tables look much roomier. Food wise I stuck to simple two egg breakfasts. Sunny side up and scrambled with potatoes and I tried the hot sausage which was ground with hot pepper flakes and oil. It was a big portion with the sausage and came to about $14 and change. The eggs, toast and potatoes with no meat was a couple dollars less. Breakfasts included coffee which was a simple diner roast. The staff was friendly and kept stopping over to check on me and keep my coffee topped off. Overall, I liked the ambiance and felt like I had gone back to the 70's-early 80's with the decor and MGK classic rock playing over the speakers. They are cash only, but have an ATM on site. I've driven by the New Madison so many times over the years and I'm glad I finally stopped in. Thanks guys!

UPDATE!! THIS PLACE SHOULD BE CONDEMNED. I am beyond…read morefurious. I NEVER write reviews, but this "restaurant" was so disgusting, so overpriced, and so flat-out terrible that I feel like it's my civic duty to warn everyone. The food was a straight-up nightmare. The mac and cheese was so watery it looked like cheese-flavored soup. The eggs were slimy, sticky, and honestly impossible to eat. Even the fruit tasted old and mushy, like it had been sitting out for days. I ended up with a stomach ache afterward -- and that should've been the first red flag. But it gets worse. I put my leftovers in the fridge and ONE DAY LATER they were covered in mold. MOLD. That's not just bad, that's dangerous and unacceptable for a place serving food to the public. The bathroom was tiny and uncomfortable, barely enough room to move, and for how expensive everything is, the quality is insulting. For the amount they charge, this is borderline criminal. The whole place should be inspected, shut down, and rebuilt from the foundation up -- because right now it's an embarrassment. Save your time, your money, and your stomach. DO NOT EAT HERE. THIS IS YOUR WARNING.‼‼‼‼‼ ZERO ZERO STARS!!!!!

The fact that every single person has not given Amy's a perfect five stars is bewildering! To me,…read moreAmy's embodies what Yelp is made up, great food, great service and a local favorite. We came to Amy's because we were in the nearby area and it might be my new favorite breakfast spot. The entire place looks like an old school diner that has seen better days, but to me that makes it even more endearing. There is no glitz or glamour in the decor but all the love is in the food and service. Our server brought us their GIANT menu of skillets, pancakes and more. It was a tough decision to make but I got the southern sampler which came with the MOST DELICIOUS grits I have ever had in my life. The sampler consisted of two large pieces of perfect french toast, a crispy chicken cutlet with spicy syrup and a generous serving of grits topped with tons of bacon and scallions. The portion was big enough to share, but trust me, you won't want to. My hubby got an omlette with chorizo that was really tasty and my son was obsessed with their french toast. The prices of breakfast were also comparable to a Cracker Barrel, but the service and taste was amazing. Definitely get there.

Awesome food and service. Nice beer selection. Lots of IPAs. Place and restrooms are clean. Plenty…read moreof parking. Overall a good lunch experience. We'll be back.

So this review comes as a COMPETE surprise because in all of our visits to the Union House since…read moremoving to the area late last year have been nothing short of spectacular... so good to the point where we would take our friends and family visiting from out of town there ... but last night was the epitome of the WORST SERVICE we've ever had there and in general. I am not sure if Management has changed but whatever it was / is needs to be addressed immediately for the sake of not losing customers. Asking to be seated at a different table other than the one we were initially seated at (bc it was right by the door and the wind coming in was freezing) was the first red flag because the hostess seemed bewildered and bothered that we wanted a new table despite there being 50-11 other open tables throughout the joint. It literally then took 15 minutes before our server greeted us and it just kept rolling downhill at a faster and faster rate by the minute. Appetizers done before our cocktails arrived, cocktails done before we could order our entrees, entrees arrived missing key components and it took a good 10 minutes before we could get our server and the minute she walks over she says oh you need the ABC ... ma'am! If you KNEW what we needed why didn't you immediately address it without us having to flag you down???!!!??? And the reason it took 10 minutes to flag her down was because the rest of the floor staff was running around like chickens with their heads cut off ignoring diners trying to get their attention. Oh and the best part was that there was this "figure of management" present ... and I say "figure of management" because he was also ignoring diners and not checking in with them like a restaurant manager typically does ... he was only going to the empty tables cleaning them, slowly adding place settings, rearranging the empty tables ... trying to look busy!!!!! It was honestly comical at one point. We asked for boxes for our food because we still never received all of what was missing despite our server acknowledging it was missing and stating she would bring it back. We literally never ever received it smh . My BF told her this was the worst service we've ever had and it probably didn't even phase her because her attitude overall was just sucky from the beginning. If this is all because of new management they need to go on and get new new management before this place's reputation is ruined.

Wanted Mexican food (actually margaritas lol) after bowling with friends and Mill Street was under…read more2 miles away from where we were so it was an obvious decision to try them out. The restaurant is in this cute little area with shops, restaurants and bars and is a popular destination because when we were leaving out after finishing our meal the place was jam packed and there was at least an hour wait (but no wait when we came in thankfully). It's important to note that this is NOT authentic Mexican food ... but it was pretty good nonetheless. The margarita flight was cute and gave us the ability to try a few flavors out before committing to a large one. The favorites were the white peach and pineapple margaritas (the other 2 in the flight were the traditional and prickly pear). We ordered the Crab Mexican Street Corn for an appetizer and while it was loaded with crab, it wasn't Mexican Street Corn ... it was seasoned corn with old bay and a few other ingredients topped with crab. I ordered the Steak & Shrimp Combo Fajitas which was a nice portion size (I took 3/4 home) and the flavors were pretty darn tasty, but when you order fajitas you expect the "sizzle" and these didn't have that nor were they have the right temperature ... they were just warm when I wanted and expected them to be hot. The refried beans were yummy despite them not looking too appetizing but the rice was too soft. Service was good overall and pricing was also reasonable. If we're in the neighborhood again and in the mood for margaritas we may just stop back in.

I recently visited Mill Street Cantina twice and came away disappointed. It was highly recommended…read moreby a couple of friends. The inside was clean and the bar area I sat at although small was a decent spot to have a drink and grub. The staff was mostly young kids who were very nice. The chips and salsa they offer were boring. The salsas both roja and verde lacked flavor, mostly spice. The chips were fresh, but thick and bland. I think a thinner homemade style would work better. The first bartender I dealt with was great with the menu. She recommended several menu items. I ended up rolling with the Shrimp and Crab Enchiladas at $18 - jumbo lump crab, old bay cream cheese, tiger shrimp, cilantro and lime rice. The lime rice was worthless. It had zero flavor and was dry. The Enchiladas were creamy, but lacked spice and complexity. The tiger shrimp had a delicious grilled, moist flavor and were the best part. My second trip had a newer bartender who was getting her feet wet. She was friendly, but busy familiarizing herself with the bar so I went simple and ordered Birria Tacos - $15 Braised beef, onions, cilantro, lime Oaxaca cheese, consommé. The beef was dry and not tender. The shells were ok. The best part was the lime Oaxaca cheese and the consommé somewhat helped me get the beef down. The portion was very small. Not a good value in my humble opinion. The other patrons were mostly young and enjoying margaritas. I think booze is the draw to this spot. Without it your just getting average Mexican grub. Heck of a location in the Borough, but my visits left me longing for a hot pepper!