Cool little spot to grab a great beer inside of the New Hope Ferry Market…read more It's just a mini taproom for their beers, but what I had was excellent. The server wasn't too friendly, but it's all good brother. I had a Hazy IPA while enjoying some food from one of the restaurants within the market. There isn't much to this place, but the whole market in itself is wonderful with plenty of places to get food and pair one of their beers with it. Check them out! Enjoy :)

Been here twice now and it is definitely worth the hike. A must stop on our way to Peddlers…read moreVillage. Awesome beer, great staff and cute space.

Glad I went here and didn't connect the dots that it is the same chain as in Red Bank. Maybe I was…read morejust lucky with the beer menu but it seemed that what I got here was a lot better than Red Bank. Having the 5 oz pours (again, probaby my luck of selection) was a bonus too. Sharing a light lunch of the Wagyu Beef Tacos - House-smoked Wagyu tri-tip, guacamole, salsa roja, was a very good option as an add-on for the beer. Service was great at the bar. The place itself was surprisingly large and having a lot of parking available is a huge bonus for anything in New Hope. Yes, of course it is still paid, but such is New Hope.

We stopped in to Triumph Brewery before ending our visit to New Hope PA and it was enjoyable. My…read morehusband tried a flight of beers which he enjoyed (he liked the Czech Pilsner best). We shared a charcuterie board which was ok (tip: not quite enough on its own when shared perhaps. I'm not 100% all the items were on the board that were written on the menu but it was still good). I really, really enjoyed my Snowy Cosmo cocktail very much! Service was very friendly - would visit again.

Had a wonderful burger with tots on the side, tots were a bonus…read more Would definitely recommend!

I was here last Sunday night for a show. Such a cool place to see a show. I will let you know that…read moreit is small. Small as in very small. I was glad it was off season so we got a parking spot right near the entrance. After some confusion as to where to go, we realized that the large door to go into the music venue inside the bar area, was closed. We were told that after sound check they'd open the doors to let ticket holders in. We decided since we were extra early, to order some food. We sat in one of the two booths in the bar area. I had chicken fingers and fries and my boyfriend got the cheesesteak. All of the food was good!

I'll say Invertase Brewing came to the rescue a few weeks back...well if being the only brewery…read morearound Lambertville, NJ is coming to the rescue then it sure did that! My wife and I were recently in these neck of the woods and we stopped in here for a little bit, with some solid suds results. You see, my wife doesn't partake in the brews (Invertase did have a root beer available, just for those curious), so this was solely a stop for me and something I wanted to do quickly. Luckily, despite the crowdedness of the place, Invertase had a few spots by the end of their bar area that we were able to grab while I sipped on a flight of four brews. Before diving further into those beer options, I'll say Invertase definitely had its fill of people on a Friday night, but that makes sense being the only place really in the area that was making its own beer. The interior seemed clean and had that "brewery feel", especially with the acoustic guitar man playing at the front. The people behind the bar were also pretty friendly which is always nice and not necessarily a given everywhere you go. Stuck on what to get to round out my flight, I was given a suggestion or two that helped complete things (and it was a mighty fine suggestion I might add!). Now jumping into those brews and what was available, Invertase definitely checks many boxes with a nice mixture of classic and eclectic options. Case in point: the Snowscape winter warmer was on point, while the Notes From Mom PB&J sour was...interesting. I can't say I hated it, though I'm not sure I could see myself drinking a full pint. Other brews looked and sounded good as well with a total of 10 options available. Not too shabby. Overall, Invertase Brewing definitely has a strong hold on the beer scene in this area (easy when they're the only guys in town!). They show some creativity in options while also delivering some classic beer style choices as well. Though nothing necessarily jumped out at me as worthy of cans (they had some available), I'd still venture to say I'd gladly return in the future if I find myself in these parts again. Well, I may be pigeonholed here anyway if they're still the only brewery in Lambertville!

Invertase is a nice brewery on the edge of the very charming and historic Lambertville in Central…read moreJersey (they have a second location as well in Phillipsburg farther north). Founded in 2019 by a family trio: son Stephen (who holds a degree in mechanical engineering), father Steve (a biochemist) and mother Karen (a microbiologist). The word 'invertase' is the name of the enzyme used to break down sucrose. Together they bring a scientist's precision to the brewing process. My girlfriend and I stopped in on a Saturday afternoon in March after wandering around Lambertville for a bit. The taproom has a nice sized parking lot. The taproom itself was about a third full, rather plainly decorated, and there was a guy off to the side selling hotdogs and walking nachos. My girlfriend and I each tried a flight from a taplist of ten different beers. The flights were served in red plastic baskets, the kind you would get at a fast food place, which was certainly an interesting choice.... Most of what we tried was decent, nothing exciting, but the real standout to me was the Winter Dreamz. 8% winter warmer with all the right notes of vanilla, lactose, orange, cinnamon. Definitely unlike any other winter ale I've ever had - in a good way. Our two flights, after tax and tip, came to $36.06, which is definitely on the higher side for flights at NJ breweries. Overall a nice place with nice people and good beer, one that we would return to.

NEW HOPE, PA: Cellar Pub & Wine Bar New Hope is a bar right downtown offering a selection of wine…read morefrom a Pennsylvanian vineyard, Crossing Vineyards and Winery. There are so many varieties to be enjoyed in a flight, by the glass, or by the bottle and we really loved the warm mulled wine, which was perfect on a chilly day. They also have a full bar and can make cocktails, mocktails, and also feature local craft beer. It is a cozy place with bar seating and a few tables and a fun ambiance. We sat by the window and people watched, Lucy and Ethel enjoyed playing Connect Four and we all ate pretzel sticks from their small food menu. Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed inside.

We had such a good time with Gabby during our wine tasting. We went back the next day too. The wine…read moreslushies are great!

We went here for a milestone birthday dinner with 3 couples. Sat outside on the patio which as nice…read moreand quieter than inside. Ambiance is neat casual. Our server was friendly, outgoing, helpful, and responsive. There is a generous, tasty bread basket to welcome you. For appetizers we got the calamari and the crispy brussel sprouts - both were excellent and our table loved them. Entrees ranged from the Halibut & Shrimp with Mashed Cauliflower (the clear winner of the night), the Pork Chop special (which was fine, not extraordinary), the Steak (which was good), and the Crispy Eggplant (which was a generous portion and tasty). The sides of loaded baked potatoes and broccoli were ample and good. We shared a dessert which was the homemade mint ice cream cake which was delicious. For the birthday celebration, they literally brought out an "adult pup cup" - dollop of whipped cream in a champagne flute with a sparkler. Based on the prices of the food and overall atmosphere, this was a big missed opportunity for customer delight. Every other place comparable that we've been to (all over the country for that matter) would have had an actual dessert (maybe small sized) to give to the birthday guest. We had a good laugh about it. The menu would compel us to come back, but not for a special celebration.

We got the Chicken Parm Pizza for 2 without the hot honey pepperoni- SO GOOD. It is truly just a…read morelarge chicken cutlet with sauce, cheese, and basil pesto- no bread crust at all. If they added spaghetti on top it would be the best food ever created on planet earth. There were three birthdays in the dining room one after the other and the whole restaurant chimed in to sing happy birthday, it was lovely!

What a marvelous dinner. Only surpassed by the quality of the service. The bar is a separate…read morebusiness, but no matter. The restaurant and the bar use the same menu. But they are different businesses. I like the bar. And outside in the summer. It's unbeatable in lambertville. We love the atmosphere and the simple cooking.

The food was amazing! I also had the best glass of wine for only $10. The service is fantastic and…read moreit is the most cozy and well decorated spot! I love it and will be going back.

A Hidden Gem in Lambertville - Cocktails, Cuisine & Character All in One Spot! We came to…read moreLambertville, PA on a whim during a trip from Miami, looking to explore a charming small town with history, heart, and hopefully some hidden treasures. With zero expectations and a love for antiquing and supporting small businesses, we were immediately smitten by the cobblestone beauty and old-town charm. But the real gem of this visit? T 54 - a restaurant that completely stole our hearts (and taste buds). From the moment we walked into this quaint little spot that seats no more than 68 people, we knew we were somewhere special. The greeting was warm, welcoming, and relaxed - a "sit wherever you'd like" vibe that instantly made us feel like locals. But then came the moment that made the entire trip: David, the bartender. Let me just say this - if Lambertville has a mayor of cocktails, it's him. I asked David to surprise us with something extraordinary, and WOW did he deliver. First up, the espresso martini - a drink I've had hundreds of times, yet never like this. Smooth, bold, balanced - truly remarkable. I asked him what his next best was and he handed me the Green Hope - a gin-based masterpiece that was bright, herbaceous, and perfectly crafted. Drink three? The showstopper: The Lambertville David-Aayyyy - his own off-menu spin on their Lambertville Rose cocktail, and an absolute knockout. The man is a cocktail magician. Now let's talk about the food. I ordered the burger and fries and let me be real with you - this wasn't just a burger. This was a BURGERRRRR. Perfectly seasoned, juicy, and topped with a torched cheese interior (yes, torched... and yes, it matters), fresh toppings, and a house-made aioli that I wanted to bottle and take home. The fries? Imagine a single potato sliced into thick, golden quarters, crisped and seasoned to perfection. They're rustic, hearty, and addictive. My man had the eggs benedict with prosciutto, and I kid you not - I've never seen a plate licked so clean. It was that good. Like, "don't even need to run this plate through the dishwasher" level good. From the intimate atmosphere to the elevated drinks, and seriously impressive food, T 54 is a place that blends soul, flavor, and genuine hospitality in a way that's rare to find. Whether you're a local or just passing through like us, make the time to visit this place. Ask for David. Trust him. And bring your appetite. This is the kind of place that makes you fall in love with small towns all over again.

We finally got around to trying Taverna 54. We called ahead to check on seating, and Maximo told us…read moreto come in. When we arrived, though, we were told there weren't any seats. After a few minutes, they said they could squeeze us in. It felt a bit odd -- the space isn't very large, so you'd expect the dining room to be easier to manage. We shared the burger and the carbonara. Both dishes were underwhelming, especially given the expectations we had for this spot. The burger was on the bland side, and the carbonara was made with store‑bought noodles, which took away from the dish. While the food missed the mark, the dining area itself is very nice and the service was great.