Reliable and capable is probably the best way to describe the Americana especially during their…read moreSunday "Jazz Brunch" which renders normal conversation obsolete at anything approaching normal volume... depending on who you're with that could be a godsend. Oh yeah, the food. What's for sale is a nice cross-section of omelettes, Benedicts and a smattering of sandwiches and steaks that left everyone extremely happy. And if you're a day drinker the bar seemed unusually crowded. Good for them. Five easy stars

What a nice find! Looks like it used to be a diner but it's very modern and upscale now. Fabulous…read moremenu. Jazz on Sundays. Substantial menu. Definitely going back!

Cozy spot with a simple but yummy menu. You order up front and the food and drink are brought to…read moreyour table. Food was brought out quickly and everyone working was really nice! Been wanting to go here for some time now and will definitely need to come again soon

Four stars for the food and one extra for the cause…read more Feel good to patron this place because you left with both your stomach and heart fulfilled. Had brunch here a few months back. Today tried their homemade cauliflower soup and gnocchi. Both were excellent.

I've been living in Plainsboro for 4 years and just went to Caddyshack for the first time last…read moreweek. We went for happy hour, the atmosphere was chill and definitely a local spot. We had cheese fries, wings, and onions rings(not pictured) and they were great. The wings were good. The happy hour menu is a good way to try their service and wings. Only reason I'm giving 3 stars is because I haven't tried anything else but definitely will be back.

Asked for all flats. Didn't get that Asked for it fried well…read moredone, extra crispy. Didn't get that Why ask me what I what if you're gonna give me what YOU want.

I ate at the same restaurant last year when I stayed at the Hyatt Pl., Hotel last year. The hotel…read moreis right next-door and so I can walk to this restaurant. It has an outdoor patio, which on Friday afternoon when I arrived was quite crowded. It has a very large bar area and since I was by myself, I just sat at the bar, even though I wasn't having an alcoholic beverage. I had an unsweetened iced tea with lemon, which they kindly refilled as soon as it was empty. I've been trying to eat healthy so I ended up getting the blackened grouper sandwich, but without the bun, and instead of the french fries I got a side of steamed broccoli with garlic. The fish was actually quite good and the broccoli was very freshly made in crisp with garlic. They have a pretty big menu with all kinds of food foods and the one interesting thing that they have here that you wouldn't expect is sushi and sashimi! Is located in a mall next to the Barnes & Noble. And it's my go to restaurant in that plaza whenever I stay at the Hyatt Place hotel next-door.

We waited 40 minutes to pick up a prepaid order, only to find out that although the restaurant had…read morereceived the order at the front, ongoing POS system issues meant the kitchen was never notified or sent the order. If these system issues are persistent, there should be a temporary process in place to ensure orders are communicated to the kitchen. The staff were already aware of the problem, which suggests this isn't a one-time occurrence. Management needs to address this so employees aren't left dealing with frustrated customers because of a known system failure. The staff apologized and offered to rush our order by moving it ahead of the others already being prepared, but by that point we had already been waiting 40 minutes, had children waiting in the car, and it was getting late. We ultimately canceled the order and requested a refund. This experience wasn't about the employees, they were courteous and tried to make it right. The issue was the lack of a reliable backup process for a known system problem, which created an avoidable inconvenience for both customers and staff.

Food that warms you! It's our first time to Rocky Hill Inn…read morewhile visiting the Princeton area. A candlelit intimate environment, attentive service and quality food made for a positive experience. I had Shepherd's Pie which had large pieces of lamb, vegetables and covered in mashed potatoes. You could taste the different spices. It was very good. My partner had roasted chicken with root vegetables and spices. It was alive with flavor, the chicken was moist and tender. We will definitely return when in the area.

This visit to the Rocky Hill Tavern wasn't as good as previous visits. Service was still good but…read morereservations are an absolute must. The French onion soup is just as good and one of the best in the area. It's so good we had it when it was over 95° degrees outside and still worth it. They've changed the chicken meatballs in the last 2 years since I've been there - much less slaw (which was a unique highlight). These were dry and tasted overcooked and tough. My chicken Milanese was also overcooked and tough. The chicken was right at that cusp of brown to burnt with some pieces being burnt and difficult to chew. My husband's fried chicken from his sandwich (much much thicker piece of chicken) was fine so it makes me wonder if it was cooked at the same time. The prices are still reasonable for a nicer pub / gastropub which is appreciated.

Amazing food and thoroughbred service all without the pretentious atmospherics that seem to clog…read moremodern dining arteries when they try to draw attention away from the food. The food here is insanely fresh as was our daily interpretation involving copious use of root vegetables. In a Woodstock mood, I went for a mushroom motif inclusive of a mushroom onion soup and mushroom infused homemade cavatelli. You won't get points for atmosphere as the location is main street central and directly across from an Irish pub that is still serving the same slab of corned beef that they first boiled in 1991. If you're a foodie or even a fraudie, 12 Farms offers infinite pleasures and is richly deserving of a resounding five stars. Speaking of rich bring lots of cash as plastic is not accepted.

Came to the area to grab some flowers at a flower stand and found this spot on Yelp! Of course, we…read morealways love a good farm to table! What a cute little rustic spot they have here ! Service was great and the food was great. As it's a farm to table, of course everything is fresh and the menus revolving. Would love to come back one day for their dinner and tasting menu! A solid spot for brunch for sure !

Best Soufflé Pancakes ever!…read more Now that I've actually been to Japan I can honestly say I crave these pancakes more than the ones I had overseas! These pancakes are more fluffier and eggier (I think that's a legit word, LOL), and super rich! If you don't like eggs, don't visit because there is a lot of eggy flavor. I've tried the two dominant flavors, Matcha and Strawberry, and I can't tell which one I like better. The light cream topping is better than any butter or maple syrup I've ever had. There is usually one more flavor that they change from time to time as well which I've heard is great. Going on the weekday avoids the wait. The abnormal hours of operation don't make it easy to visit but if you do you'll definitely enjoy. Book the table on Yelp!

There are places that feed you, and there are places that pause time just long enough for you to…read morenotice your own happiness chewing. J S Foodies is the latter, a small and cheerful outpost of Tokyo imagination where breakfast behaves like theater. I arrived with my boys and my father in law, a man celebrating another year of survival in a universe that has not yet figured out how to improve pancakes. The space is small, and the famous Kiseki pancakes take their time, about twenty to thirty minutes, as if they are being persuaded into existence rather than cooked. These Kiseki pancakes are not pancakes in the American sense. They are soufflé style creations, tall and trembling, as if gravity is only a suggestion. They arrive airy and delicate, with a gentle jiggle that suggests optimism. We ordered accordingly. I had the lemon ricotta, which tasted like sunlight had been filtered through dairy. My oldest chose matcha, green, purple and quietly sophisticated and complex. My youngest went with the original maple, a classic executed so well it made the classics feel new again. All were excellent, the sort of food that makes conversation pause because mouths are busy being grateful. My father in law ordered what I personally considered a cautious breakfast. Regular pancakes with eggs and bacon. A meal that could have been assembled in any roadside diner between here and forever. Yet even this was handled with care. The eggs were perfect, the bacon honest, the pancakes dignified. No irony, no shortcuts. Yes, the prices are a little steep. But this is not a place for routine nourishment. This is a place for occasions, for birthdays, for reminding yourself that breakfast can aspire to something like art. Five stars, because sometimes the world surprises you by getting something exactly right.

We celebrated my mother-in-law-to-be's birthday at Seasons 52, and it was such a wonderful…read moreexperience! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with a warm, welcoming ambiance that made the celebration feel extra special. One of my favorite things about Seasons 52 is that much of the menu features delicious meals under 600 calories, making it easy to enjoy a flavorful meal without feeling overly full. Everything we ordered was fresh, well-prepared, and satisfying. My absolute favorite was the Summer Refresher mocktail - a zero-proof drink that was incredibly refreshing, with fresh mint and juicy watermelon chunks. It was the perfect sip for a summer evening. To top it all off, the Mini Indulgence desserts were the perfect portion-controlled treats. Served in adorable parfait glasses, they let everyone enjoy a little something sweet without overdoing it. With options like Cookies & Cream and Key Lime Pie (plus several others to choose from), there was something for everyone. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply looking for a restaurant with a cozy atmosphere, lighter menu options, and delicious food and drinks, Seasons 52 is definitely worth a visit!

For a chain restaurant, Seasons 52 continues to be a nice restaurant for dinner or lunch. From the…read moreambiance inside, to the service and food, I have always been pleased. The restaurant is great for a date night or an evening out with friends. It's a chain restaurants, but it doesn't always feel like one. Our waiter was wonderful, knowledgeable on the menu, and efficient. Our food came out relatively fast, once our orders were taken. The White Wine Chicken was so delicious and moist, the gnocchi was great as was the Filet Mignon. You've also gotta love the mini $4 dessert offering. The only thing I don't recommend is the Trout. A friend and I have had it here on two occasions and both times it was dry and overcooked.

Came here a few times for brunch with friends. We've tried their meeting house plate, veggie…read moresandwich, burgers, etc. the food was very much mediocre and nothing stood out or left an impression. The service was fine. The interior is chic and elevated which makes it a nice place for dates and friends hangouts but there are similar placed around town with better food options.

A very uneven experience with excellent service being hamstrung by poor execution. An excellent…read moremushroom soup was followed by a rather bland broiled chicken. Wars have been fought over salt making it regrettable that little to no seasoning was evident. I could also do without an upcharge for a bread basket that featured two slices of rye bread quartered. The elevated price point would suggest and demand much better fare. Barely three stars.

I stay often in the hotel for work. The bar service is consistently bad. often times the bartender…read moregoes down and can be seen smoking in front of the main entrance. Salad was stale and okay

We were excited to try this place after work since it said martini and wine lounge…read more Located in the crown plaza hidden in the woods of Plainsboro lol Placated on the second floor- this is essentially a hotel bar but it's not like a hotel bar in let's say a swanky NY hotel etc It's an average hotel bar . Inside looks like the main building structure is dated but it was updated to look more trendy Staff was nice Cocktails were average We also had the salmon entree which was a plain grilled salmon with small amount of sautéed kale and mushrooms. It was healthy :) and although it was not bad - it was overpriced for what it was. It wAs pretty busy at that 7-8 pm timeframe I doubt I will come come back anytime soon though