I was a little disappointed with the Big Arch. Really not much to it. I thought I was going to be…read morethrilled, but it was only just ok. However, door dash came through like a champ!

This location is consistently a hot mess. From giving my order away to someone else and having to…read morewaiting forever for them to redo it, to asking me to pull up and wait by the curb and being clearly forgotten about, to wrong orders and endlessly long wait times. Most of the staff I've encountered is very nice, and a few have provided great service, but overall I always ask myself "why did I come back here?" The one on 33 is always much better.

My family of 5 enjoyed a great meal at the Burger King in Trenton On today. We are travelling and…read morevisited the RCAF museum and ate here afterwards. Rita was very friendly and helpful as she took our rather large order. The food came out hot, correct and very yummy. Rita was the highlight though with her great smile and personality. We will be back again then passing through Trenton.

I don't get to partake in breakfast meals because of my job. But sometimes I do get the chance…read more This was once of those times. So I guess with covid all these no touch, contactless options have been implemented. (I haven't been at the inside of any fast food places in awhile as I don't eat fast food too often) but they have touch screen ordering systems inside that you can place an order on. I got the fully loaded croissanwich meal within large tater tots and a soda. The order was prepared quite quickly and my croissanwich was very good. Tater tots were crispy and good too. All in all, fast, good tasting, and a good experience.

We decided to try something new and local while we were in town. I really wanted some pizza and my…read morewife really wanted a meatball sub so we tried them out. The phone call was great. They answered the phone properly, they did not make me wait long and they took my order eagerly. They got my total together and told me it would be about 30 minutes. That was very accurate, I didn't have to call looking for my order at all. I got a large pizza with pepperoni, pineapples, and extra cheese and a meatball sub which was $33 and some change. $39 after tip. I was terribly wrong about the extra cheese. To be quite honest, the sauce was so thin that everything slid off of the pizza slice when you grabbed it up from the box. There was so much cheese on this pizza that everything was melted together and the slices were not even cut properly. I actually had a really hard time eating this pizza and even when I let it harden up a little bit, it was still sliding off of the very thin dough. The crust at the end was phenomenal, but the actual pie itself was a bit of a nightmare. I couldn't eat much more of it and ended up cutting the crust off and just eating that. Sad day. We came, we tried and wouldn't return.

Very good pizza. I usually stick with the vamp when I order from empire. But this pizza was…read moredelicious

My wife and I went here on a Thursday evening. From the moment we walked in till we left everyone…read morewas nice. When we walked in we were greeted by the staff cooking. We ordered at the kiosk because we had never been there and wanted to take our time. Both of our meals came out really fast and hot. They were delicious. The building is very clean and nice.

I had an outstanding experience at Habit Burger in Hamilton, and it absolutely exceeded…read moreexpectations. From the moment I walked in, the staff was welcoming, attentive, and genuinely focused on making sure every customer was taken care of. The food, though, was the real star. The burger was cooked perfectly--juicy, flavorful, and made fresh to order. You can taste the quality in every bite. The toppings were crisp, the bun was soft yet held everything together, and the overall balance was spot on. The sides didn't disappoint either--the fries were hot, crispy, and seasoned just right. What really stood out, however, was the consistency and attention to detail. Even during a busy time, the team kept things moving efficiently without sacrificing quality or service. The restaurant itself was clean, well-maintained, and had a comfortable, inviting atmosphere. Under the watchful eye of Mike, Manny, and Gianna, it's clear that this location takes pride in what they do. If you're in the Hamilton area and looking for a great burger experience, run don't walk, this spot is absolutely worth the visit. I'll definitely be coming back. Harry Robinson  CEO Technology Solutions Partner

I love this restaurant. The quality and quantity was incredible. The owners went out of their way…read moreto make sure I had a wonderful dining experience. I was sitting near by and saw Paula J's husband had too much wine and started yelling at the server and the owners just for a mistake of making the wrong dish and replaced it with another dish and he still complained and he tried to throw it at the owner. . Paula J's review is out of line and unfair.

The owner greeted me immediately, telling me he just took spinach pie out of the oven. It is…read moredelicious. I also ordered the eggplant, which is equally delicious. Who would have thought that you can get such great Greek food outside of Astoria Queens?

I stopped into Panera Bread at Hamilton Marketplace for breakfast and found exactly what I…read moreexpected, which is both a compliment and a limitation. I ordered a bacon and spinach souffle and poured myself some light roast coffee from the self serve cistern. Nothing was wrong with any of it. Nothing was especially right either. Everything landed squarely in the wide and comfortable territory of perfectly average corporate eatery. The place was clean enough to inspire no thoughts at all about cleanliness, which is ideal. The food was prepared quickly and handed over without ceremony. I took a seat in the corner and graded papers for as long as I wished, undisturbed, which may be the most valuable service this location provides. No one hurried me. No one checked in. I was allowed to exist quietly with my coffee and my red pen. The souffle tasted like a Panera souffle. The coffee tasted like Panera coffee. If you have had them before, you already know the story and the ending. Thanks to a ten dollar gift card, my breakfast cost me sixty two cents. At that price it was excellent. Had I paid full freight, I might have felt a small and private disappointment, the kind you do not share with anyone because it is not worth the effort. But I am not going to look a gift horse in the mouth when it comes to a nearly free breakfast. This is a reliable place to sit, eat, think, and get some work done, and sometimes that is enough.

Skip This Panera--Not Worth the Price…read more Unless you're ready to drop $18 on a "Pick Two" with a steak sandwich that comes with literally three pieces of steak, I'd skip this location. The broccoli cheddar soup was great--as it usually is at any Panera--but the sandwich was super disappointing for the price. Definitely not worth it.

Brianne was amazing. She came often to our table to make sure my party was satisfied…read more I tried the sweet chili bone-in wings with steak fries and it was absolutely delicious. Ordered a chocolate shake and it was thick and had a generous amount of whipped cream. Brayden was a big help in assisting me with purchasing the seasoning bottle. Fortunately there are still a few Red Robin locations left in Jersey, I'm a big fan of the signature seasoning. Restaurant was clean and on theme. Will come gain when in the area.

Pros: The new mozzarella sticks are excellent--definitely…read moreworth ordering. As always, the Freckled Lemonade was refreshing and delicious. Cons: Unfortunately, the rest of the experience was disappointing. Our order was very simple--a Bacon Cheeseburger and a Turkey Burger with no special modifications. After placing the order, we waited more than 45 minutes without receiving our food. We started to wonder if the order had never been submitted or if it had been delivered to the wrong table. For such a basic order, it should not have taken more than about 20 minutes. When our server finally checked on us and realized we still didn't have our food, she said she would look into it. Another 10 minutes passed with no update and no visit from a manager to acknowledge the delay. At that point, I asked to have the food packaged to go. When it was brought out, we were given a check for the full amount. After waiting nearly an hour, that felt unreasonable. I explained that we shouldn't be expected to pay for the entrées given the situation. Eventually, the bill was adjusted, but having to request that correction ourselves was frustrating. As a former server, I'm usually very understanding--but this situation was handled poorly. Ambiance: The atmosphere was fairly average and didn't particularly stand out one way or the other--nothing notably good or bad, just a typical casual dining environment. Overall: With a couple of bright spots but several major issues with service, the experience left us disappointed. It's hard to overlook such a long wait and the way the situation was handled.

This is one of the much better Dairy Queen's you can go to if you live in NJ. This location not…read moreonly has the entire menu for if you want dinner or desert. It has nice decorations too within the inside from the pictures to the amount of booths and seats inside. There is so much to choose from like burgers, to chicken fingers, ice cream, cold drinks, and everything else you could possibly want from DQ. The service overall is good too with no complaints as they're always well staffed and have plenty of people keep the lines down. When it comes to complaints there really aren't any as they got plenty of spaces and never too busy. Only criticism is that it can be pretty cold on the inside but that is expected because it's to keep the ice cream cakes and everything from melting. Check out this location if you're ever near it.

So there we were. A man and his boy on a Monday afternoon at the Dairy Queen Grill & Chill in…read moreHamilton Marketplace. We weren't looking for salvation or spiritual awakening. Just ice cream. The Turtle Pecan Cluster for me. Royal Reese's Fluffernutter for the lad. The ordering process was painless. The waiting, uneventful. The tables though. Imagine a game show where the challenge is to find a clean surface in under thirty seconds. We lost. We picked the least sticky of the available options and called it a win. A young woman emerged from the back, bearing our Blizzards like they were holy artifacts. She raised one skyward to perform the sacred Upside Down Test, that moment of Dairy Queen bravado meant to prove their ice cream's virility. Unfortunately gravity had other ideas. Our server reversed course at the last possible second when the Blizzard, perhaps suicidal, made a break for it. She gave a look that said both "oops" and "please pretend you didn't see that" and vanished into the kitchen. Despite the theatrical mishap, the ice cream itself remained undisturbed and edible. Mine was fine. Not a revelation. Just a polite mix of turtle, pecan, and processed dairy. My son's Royal Reese's Fluffernutter, on the other hand, was the true star of the afternoon. The marshmallow core ran down the center like a sugary spinal cord. He grinned like someone who had bested the universe. I envied him. We left slightly sticky and moderately satisfied. Three stars. One for the blizzard, one for the boy's joy, and one for the comedy of a dessert almost abandoning ship.