This is a combined grade for food and coffee parts of this business on Butler Street in Trenton,…read moreNJ. I first noticed Panorama Musicale while picking up lunch at Italian Peoples' Bakery next door. From the outside it still looks like an Italian shop from Chambersburg's heyday. But, walking in you realize you aren't in Jersey anymore. The language is Spanish, and the environment is Latin Café. I was there to see about lunch. The friendly owner showed me what was cooking in the water table, and I chose the fried chicken and rice. I noticed the other customers were drinking coffee, and soon understood why. Behind the counter was a copper classic expresso machine, complete with large dome and spread eagle on top. A work of art from another era. So, the chicken was dry and overcooked, and the rice only passable. I wouldn't return for their food unless desperate. For that alone, they would get two stars at most. However, I wasn't gong to leave without testing that awesome contraption, and ordered a latte to go. I watched as the process unfolded. Valves were turned. Steam pipe immersed. Foam poured. Impressive bit of engineering and design. And, the latte was excellent, too! Far better than the average joe, and at a reasonable price compared to the better known beaneries. If it had been served in ceramic, on a tray, and with a cookie, it would have garnered five stars; but given the styro cup delivery, I just couldn't get that far. Panorama Musicale could use a thorough cleaning and a little panache around its wonderful expresso machine, but as it is, it is a surprising find for superior coffee in the heart of Jersey's capital city.

This was a former Italian Coffee Shop. Located right next to the Italian Peoples Bakery. Most…read moreItalians left the Burg a long time ago and Centro Americanos moved into their place. The owner of this place still makes great Espressos, Cappuccinos and Lattes. Today I decided to also have lunch with my son here. There is no menu and just a small hot buffet but ask the people for the daily special and you get a great meal. Today's special was Chicken Soup and I can tell you, it was one of the best chicken soups I had in a long time. Where else in Trenton do you get a good meal and a great coffee in the same place for less than a fast food chain meal?

I haven't had to make pasta sauce or ravioli since I started going to Porfirio's about 30 years…read moreago. They are the BEST! My family loves the food from​ there.

The original, and the true article. Authentic Italian cuisine. Mouth watering frozen lasagna and…read moreeggplant parmigiana. Meats, cheeses, pastas, sauces. Bada bing bada boom. Dinner is served.

Went for lunch the first and last time...had a chicken panini sandwich and was charged a gratuity…read morefee. Never had that happen before.

It's an amazing place to get any kind of food. And they have lots of options for whatever u want on…read moreur pizza

We started getting take out from here when they first opened and it was very good. We haven't…read moreordered in a while. Decided to get some take out tonight and it's gone so down hill. $16.55 for a tiny bit of calamari! Chicken Alfredo had broccoli in it hardly any pasta and the sauce was bland, no cheese flavor at all. The Caesar salad I requested dressing on side and it was smothered in it. Wings were ok. I guess the name change means new owners now. Won't be ordering from here again.

Delicious food with abundance! Been eating food prepared by Chef Caesar for 20 years and never…read moredisappointed! Love his restaurant, they do all our family catering orders!

When the sign on the front door says, "DO NOT ENTER WITH HOODIE OR MASK...IF SO YOU ARE NOW…read moreTRESPASSING," you know there is a fundamental problem being expressed by management. This isn't the best neighborhood in the Capital City, in fact, it is one of the worst. I wouldn't be found here at night, but for a quick lunch with parking right out front, and Trenton's finest stopping in for take out, I felt pretty safe as I dined on my Eggplant Parm Sandwich. The loaf was fresh, mildly crunchy and had a good mild yeasty flavor. The Eggplant had been sautéed in a frying pan with extra virgin olive oil before being finished in the pizza oven to melt the cheese and seal the final product. It was a good sandwich, even if not the lunch of the gods. Service was friendly, if a little jumpy. Only four booths for eating in. Same ownership for 23 years. I guess they have seen the hood change during that time. How many holdups before the sign went up? No doubt, one was enough.

Been ordering pizza here for as long as I can remember since it's the closest pizzeria to my house…read more The owner and staff is friendly and they complete orders fast without compromise. The pizza slices are a bit oily sometimes, but I don't mind. Their wings are breaded, one of a few places that does it that way and I love it. Their fried Oreos are delicious and the burgers are decent as well. They have some of the cheapest prices in town. It is a small establishment with only four booths, that are usually empty since locals don't dine in.

Great pizza shop located in the heart of Morrisville. They have a large parking lot that was much…read moreappreciated with the recent snow. The place smells delicious. There are lots of specials and large menu to pick from. There's a nice size dining room area with lots of tables. Service was friendly and pizza was delicious.

I don't ordinarily venture over the Delaware River into Pennsylvania to have pizza, but I'm very…read moreglad I took a chance on Bella Sicily in Morrisville after attending a show in the area. While there weren't very many Yelp reviews, it was the virtually perfect Google reviews that drew me in for a meal. The interior dining area is tasteful and bright, but also pretty no frills (in other words, not fancy). We started off with a cup of pasta fagioli soup and an order of garlic bread with cheese, and went with a large pizza and chicken parmigiana w/penne vodka for our meals. While the soup, garlic bread, chicken parmigiana, and pasta were all solid, the clear stand out was their pizza. It had the perfect dough to make for a flavorful chewy crust combined with a combination of high quality cheese and tomato sauce to make for a delicious and memorable pizza experience. It definitely met my high standards which I set for pizzerias that I'd regularly frequent. Service was excellent as Salvatore checked in on us several times to ensure everything was to our liking and took the time to chat with us out his family history of pizza making in the area, pointing out the wooden pizza peels on the wall. He's from Sicily and if you dine in, you can see him masterfully spinning the dough during the pizza preparation. Both Salvatore and the other employee on duty were very cordial and seemed genuinely appreciative of our business. While I'd probably skip over the pasta dishes and go straight for their delicious pizza next time, I'll definitely be back to Bella Sicily and would recommend them to others for a tasty and high quality pizza experience.

Since I'm a Pizza Connoisseur, I put this historic Trenton staple to the test. I'm so glad that I…read moregot to experience this place! The pizza selections were plentiful and the staff were as pleasant as can be. I even got to meet the famous owner, Giuseppe, who was very endearing and welcoming. One particular slice did catch my eye and it was the chunky sausage slice! One thing that grinds my gears is when I see sliced sausage on my pizza.. but this place gets IT! They had generous chunks of sausage on top of the pizza. The crust was just right, not burnt nor too soft. The cheese was just right and the sauce was not acidic and had a certain sweetness to it. The place is super clean and spacious and customers never stopped coming in for their fix! Definitely will make this my go to spot for any pizza cravings in the Trenton area!

I placed a delivery order for a cheese steak special and 4 wings combo with fries…read more -The delivery: I placed the order at 5:50 PM on a Friday. I was told the delivery would arrive in 50 minutes at 6:40 PM. I called at 7:15 and was told that the driver should arrive in 10 minutes. The food arrived at 7:30 PM. -The food: My husband enjoyed the cheeses steak special. The 4 wings combo was missing the fries. The wings had feathers sticking out of three of the four wings. I called about the lack of fries and feathers on the wings -Restaurant response per Jose. Very apologetic about the late delivery and the missing fries. He would give me a $5.00 credit on my next order because the fries were left off. Regarding the feathers on the chicken, that's just the way it comes to the restaurant. There will be feathers and I would not get a credit for the chicken. I am "very" disappointed in the response about feathers on the chicken wings. It is unacceptable to sell cooked chicken wings with feathers sticking out.

This ice cream parlor is the sweetest addition to downtown Trenton. It has some outdoor seating…read moreadorned with plants and flowers, making you forget that there are hookers on the next corner. As we waiting for our ice cream sundaes to arrive, the servers came outside and gave us fresh popcorn. It was such a small but sweet (and tasty) gesture. The owner came out and gave us our ice cream sundaes and chatted with us for a while about the life of an entrepreneur. She was so kind to give us so much attention and information on her life starting businesses in the local area. The mission of this shop is so pure and you can tell that the ice cream parlor was built with so much love. The ice cream and mango italian ice were both fantastic. If you are in the area, I hope you get the chance to visit and have conversation with the family.

I'm a huge fan of ice cream in general. It is loved by almost all people in some form or another…read more And not to leave out lactose intolerant or animal conscious consumers, it is now available in plant based forms. I think in many of our cultures, getting ice cream was somewhat of a treat and possibly enjoyed while on summer vacations. In this environment it gets even better. That was my mindset when seeing TIP for the first time. Clean and brightly colored shop with very nice outdoor seating options. Going inside you encounter a clean, colorful and brightly lit space with a few more tables. The counter was plexiglassed ala Covid style. Cases held about 12 ice cream choices, with maybe 8 more ice choices. Several options looked appealing to me. I went with old faithful chocolate and paired it with something I've never had, banana split. While I liked the chocolate, I really liked the split. It did remind me of getting sundaes and such as a child. The flavors were clean in both, and not overly sweetened. A better than average creaminess, but not in the upper tier. I'd get either again, or maybe one of the rotating flavors. The ice cream is not made in house, I was informed that it is sourced from local makers. I have a few suspicions as to who they might be, but of course more research will be required;). I really enjoyed talking with the owner and his two sons. To say this is a family business and or a labor of love is just barely hitting the mark. I'm tempted to tell the whole story here but I think it's better for the curious to just visit themselves. This is a business I would love to see thrive for many years. And as they succeed it could offer hope to other businesses or even families. Trenton needed this.

Lucky that I found this spot in Trenton. With a variety of food from Caribbean rice, beans and…read morebaked chicken --Dominican style to delicious cheese pulling hot Pizza, the food was a sure shot. The owner was very sweet and the spot has plenty of seating for a nice crowd.

F and I came here for one of our stops on Passport To Trenton restaurant challenge. 18 countries in…read more30 days. This restaurant is billed as "pizzaria and Spanish food". Pizza AND Spanish food set off alarm bells in my head. What are you, a pizzaria? Or do you make Spanish food? Let me address... The so called Spanish food...is NOT! Spanish, that is. It is Latino. Mofongo, tacos, burritos, plantain, arepas...they are certainly all over the map, but thousands of miles from Spain. I hate to judge a book by its cover, but nothing here looked appealing. The store itself is dumpy. Please don't get me wrong, I'm all for a divey dump serving magic, but this place... The burrito we ordered was underfilled and most of that was rice with little chicken. With all the fabulous Latino (Costa Rican, Puerto Rican, Colombian, Venezuelan, Guatamalan, Mexican) restaurants in the area, I feel no need to come back here.