Stopped in over the weekend to cap a day exploring the area. Nothing not to love!…read more -Decent variety of flavors -Cuteeee little shop on the corner -Delicious scoops! I got a scoop of blueberry cheesecake and a scoop of coffee. A pairing I highly recommend. Both delicious, creamy, sweet and oh so good. They have a couple tables outside but nothing inside. This is more of a grab and walk kind of place. Somehow, even on the hottest day in a long time & a Saturday, we got there with no line, but I am sure that is not the regular. Worth the wait, I am sure! Clinton is an adorable & small town. Grab a scoop here and explore a bit, walk to the bridge, check out the red mill house. Enjoy!

I visited Clinton for a short Sunday afternoon day trip and visited JJ Scoops on my stroll…read more The employee was very kind and let me sample a few different things. I was impressed with every single flavor I tried but settled on the coconut ice cream. It was probably the best ice cream flavor I've ever tried- I wish it came in pints! It had bits of coconut and chocolate and wasn't too rich either. Definitely a must try if you're in the area!

Seriously the nicest business owner around! We chatted a lot about the shop and how he came into…read morebusiness in Clinton. He knows his stuff and he can proudly claim that's he's the ONLY frozen yogurt shop in Hunterdon County. And he should be proud! He's got a ton of fixins and lots of flavors to choose from. The creations can become endless. I came for the St. Patrick's Day special, the Lucky Leprechaun Scoop, and it was delicious! I'm super picky about my ice cream so I was happy to see the Hershey's hard ice cream. Also got a hot chocolate which was just as yummy! The place was very clean and bright and just a delightful place to enjoy on the main street in Clinton, NJ

I have family that lives in Clinton township and anytime we are in town on Main Street, I can…read morealmost guarantee we will end up at Just Chill. They have frozen yogurt as well as regular ice cream. My niece is lactose intolerant and some family members are vegan, so we really appreciate that there are good dairy-free options. The kids love serving themselves with the fro-yo machines, and choosing toppings before we pay. Usually there are teens or young adults working there and they are always very nice and helpful. The place itself is clean, and there are places to sit inside and outside.

We loved everything about this place! Summertime is a great…read moreseason to explore places far and away especially rest for great food. ‍ As I was searching for farms and produce stands, I noticed this business and since I love pancakes here, there and everywhere, I planned a day away that included farm stands, backroad NJ scenic driving and fruity pancakes. Due to circumstances beyond my control, we arrived at noon on Thursday, breakfast ended at 11am and so we pivoted to lunch items that included a Boars Head cheesesteak, chips and pickle plus a really tasty cheeseburger . As we were leaving, my husband decided on a large chocolate peanut butter milkshake which he deemed awesome. (Thanks Todd for stepping in and making one) We stopped at our pre planned list of farm stands and headed home. Very next day, Friday, up at dawn to get a few chores out of the way so we could head out to Gronsky's for the day #2 breakfast deadline! I prefer sitting at the counter and watching their magician, Tyler, assemble the food for orders, crack open the eggs, drop the pancake batter in the proper corner and keep all meats aligned for the plates. He's the king of that kitchen and each one of those servers is the queen doing the hustle, bustle, slide to the left, back up and move forward like square dancers on the move. From the Taylor ham, provolone and fried egg sandwich on that FRESH Kaiser roll to the omelette with those delicious home fries and my PEACH PANCAKE . . . . all of it was their special take on breakfast served their way. Almost 50 years, folks! Prices are absolutely reasonable for how the food is prepared and presented, quality ingredients cooked according to diners' specifications. What more can you ask for? We'll be back for September POTM!!

Our Corvette club stopped by Gronsky's Milk House after our monthly Wednesday night cruise…read more Since we arrived after 2pm, only the ice cream menu was available. It was very busy when we got there, but they had three employees working between the walk-up window and the inside counter, so the line kept moving. There is plenty of seating both inside and outside, which made it easy for our group to find places to sit and enjoy our ice cream. Even with the crowd, the staff did a good job keeping up with the orders and everything moved along efficiently. If you're looking for a classic spot to grab some ice cream on a warm evening, Gronsky's is definitely worth a stop.

Hi, we visited late Father's Day Sunday afternoon, 6/21/2026. The shop is lovely, the ice cream is…read moreexcellent, the service is very good. I don't usually write reviews, but you're charging $8.75 for what signs in the shop and the counter person called "a pint" of ice cream. My wife was so upset at the sizing that she refused to have any ice cream. Our boys and I went ahead with the purchase despite the price. Now, charge whatever you want if people are okay paying it, but the "pint" clearly wasn't really a pint. Truth in advertising still matters. The "pint" paper container actually holds about a cup of ice cream. We know this because I saved the container, brought it home, and measured its volume. One measuring cup of water (8 oz.) filled the container pretty close to full, about half an inch from the top. You have a lovely shop and I wish you much success. At the same time, please stop telling customers that they're buying a "pint" of ice cream when they're really buying about a cup of ice cream. Label it something else, "Standard," "Regular," "Large" (compared to the pops), or whatever. Calling something a pint when it clearly isn't only hurts your credibility as a proprietor and sullies the customer experience. Thank you.

What a gem of a spot! I visited Polka Dot Café today with my daughters, and we had such a wonderful…read moreexperience. My girls had a peanut butter & jelly sandwich and scrambled eggs with toast and bacon, while I enjoyed a tuna sandwich. Everything was absolutely delicious and you could immediately tell it was homemade. The atmosphere is wholesome, warm, and welcoming. The owner was incredibly sweet and friendly, especially with my daughters, which made the visit feel extra special. One of the highlights for my kids was the chalkboard tables. They were thrilled to be able to draw while we waited for our food! The café is filled with charming local art, playful gnome decorations, and an overall cozy vibe that makes you feel right at home. This is exactly the kind of small-town spot you hope to find. Great food, wonderful people, and a fun, family-friendly environment. We'll definitely be back!

We love this place. The staff is super friendly from the host/hostess, to the servers to the bus…read morepeople. The vibe is casual, homey, diner that's super warm and welcoming. We were promptly seated (and it was busy) on a Friday afternoon for lunch. Their menu is expansive and were had both breakfast and lunch options. We had the egg salad sandwich (delicious), eggs with bacon and tater tots, and the flying Greek omelet with egg whites with tater tots. We love that you can upgrade and alter your sides. everything was super yummy - came out promptly. Tater tots are some of the best around. We'll be back!

While attending the Clinton Red Mill Christmas Market we decided to enjoy a nice break from the…read morecrowds and grab some lunch nearby. We had a twenty minute wait and the front service associate took our cell and contacted us as we enjoyed walking around until They were ready. The NJ Club Sandwich of turkey and bacon was very good. An old cafe diner ambiance which created a nice relaxed and pleasant environment.

Very cute, super friendly staff, food and coffee was great. One of our drinks wasn't what we…read moreordered and they quickly replaced it. Was a great stop on our road trip. Keep up the great work!

I got a Stroop waffle and it was very good! Definitely taste better than some of the stuff you get…read morepackaged. It wasn't overly sweet. It was just right. It was a little hot in there today and a little slow. People were talking way too much and could not make up their minds at the counter with only one register! staff was very friendly and there is plenty of seating here.

Love Krauszers! Have been coming here all my life. It used to be much smaller but they expanded the…read morestore about 10 years ago and it's great! They sell: lottery, NEW DELI COUNTER, snacks, alcohol, love bait and much more.

Despite the claim by the one other review posted for this business, I can tell you -- unequivocally…read more-- that this store does NOT sell alcohol. I went there specifically for that, based on the other review. What I found was a dry store filled with the usual snacks, none of which had any prices displayed. And if you call that glass case with two uncovered hero rolls on top a deli counter, then sure, they have a deli. I won't be back to this store -- especially because I found a Shop-Rite very close by ... next to a liquor store. Bye Krauszers.

Our first visit for my wife's birthday and they exceeded expectations.by a long shot…read more Our server Steve was exceptionally knowledgeable, table service 5 stars, ambiance really modern sheik look and food awesome. We started with their Berkshire Pork Cheeks for appetizers, a bountiful Semolina Rigatoni vodka sauce and Amish Chicken . We will be returning soon and often.

I've been coming to Juniper Hill since they opened about seven years ago. I really want to continue…read moreto love this place but it's been challenging . There is new ownership recently, and they kept much of the original menu as well as adding some new dishes. Recent experience wasn't great... Service really suffering, took 20 minutes to get our first drink. Also - the cocktail pours are extremely light for what they are charging. Food was OK... Pizza has always been very good here but recently they just don't seem to season it at all. Two of us ordered the fish of the day @$39...small piece of cod, and just four pieces of potato ...meaning two small potatoes cut in half...and mine was actually missing the sauce. I'm not sure how that dish leaves the kitchen in a restaurant that is supposed to be of high caliber. They need to do better.

Ordered to-go through door dash…read more Packaged really well on that topic. The Ramen..... tasted like it was made by an Italian restauran. Jarred garlic and pepper flakes were the surprise at the bottom of the broth. I love garlic, but the broth is so bland and over powered by just garlic it makes me left in disbelief. The noodles were over cooked so it ate like spaghetti. the protein wasn't packaged in the broth so it was just steamed season-less chicken. Everything seems fresh but will probably never order again or visit based off the simplicity of good ramen.

WONDERFUL service, intimate atmosphere, and decent food. Only came for a light bite and was happily…read moresurprised with my Fried Calamari and Dessert Roti. The portions are on the small side for the price. That would be my only gripe. Other than that, I enjoyed the place.

The foods always good and we love seeing Holly every week. She's great! One of the best servers…read morethey have.

Point: I have loved Cracker Barrel for generations, since we first discovered them in the South in…read morethe early '90s. Counterpoint: The recent rebranding attempt. Turns out that CB has not fully undone the rebranding. You will see places where the logo no longer has an old man by the barrel. The triangle games at the tables no longer say "Four or more you're just plain ig-no-ra-moose." I miss that. They went PC. More importantly, a couple of things here I never encountered previously: someone to greet us as we walked in, the ability to pay from your table instead of up front, and a completely revamped menu. So, the menu has a lot of new dishes, a section with the old favorites - both for the mains and the sides - but I definitely did not have the comfort level here that I'm used to at a CB. Food? I'd say we're still where CB has always been. No change to my fried okra. They accidentally brought a second mac & cheese, let us keep it. They brought cornbread and biscuits while we waited (I asked), and then another bowl with the meal - let us keep it. Very nice! Cornbread still as addictive as ever, biscuits nice and soft. The mac is OK, maybe better if you upgrade with the bacon bits. My third side - I went up for onion petals, and those are mostly breading. Skip those, even if the dip was nice. Get the dip with something else. Too full for dessert, though they have ones I remember and new ones as I figured. The special seasonal lemonade - I think it was strawberry peach limeade - was interesting, the lime threw things a bit but I appreciated the "different" flavor and there was totally puree in there, strawberry seeds I could taste. That was . Verdict: Some things never change. Some things change. But the Barrel's still Crackin' to meet you.