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    Golden Pheasant Inn

    4.0 (147 reviews)
    Closed 4:30 pm - 9:00 PM

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    French Onion Gratin
    Jim R.

    A very interesting as well as delicious menu for New Years Eve! The mind-blower of the night was the Potato Bisque. It was an outstanding mixture of Potato (duh. . .) Lobster, Avocado, Caviar, Cream and Crispy Onions. Absolutly Amazing. The French Onion Gratin was very good but not even close to the bisque. Both appetizers, Beef Carpaccio and Bacon Wrapped Dates (with Duck Confit) were delicious. The Pan Roasted Pheasant Breast with Himalayan Red Rice and Shallot Game reduction was both different and very enjoyable. And again in the different category was the Sweet Bread Stuffed Quail & Chestnut Ravioli. Delicious. Both the Blood Orange Olive Oil Cake and the Profiteroles with 3 different Ice Creams were a nice way to end our meal. We were in the room that was once the solarium and to our taste, the nicer of the 2 rooms. The whole establishment, including the bar, has a very comfortable, cozy feeling. The Wine prices are very reasonable. Our server Madison was well informed and fun to talk with during the night as were other staff members that we met. Looking forward to returning some time in the Spring.

    Roasted Duck Breast
    Michael H.

    The place is beautiful. This is our first time coming since the Thompson family took it over. The service was friendly and attentive. We were seated in the windowed atrium type addition with a nice view of the canal (opposite road side). The cocktails are delicious. I didnt love that they don't use luxardo cherries, but they use some other type which mixes well with the Old Fashioned I ordered. The pomegranate spritzer seems popular as ours was among many we saw in the dining room. We tried a variety of soups and apps. The French Onion was a deeply flavored rich broth topped with the ubiquitous gruyere. Their topping was just the right amount. Not too much to make a gummy mess, and not too little. The cheese also had a slightly sourness that was a good compliment to the rich soup and onions. The potato leek soup was also good, although not as pretty as we would have hoped. (could have used a nice swirl of cream or cream fraiche). The lyonnaise salad was great. Crisp frisee with crispy diced potatoes, bacon lardon, and a nice dressing all brought together with a poached egg. This was a highlight and gave me flashbacks of Brassiere Perriers in the late 90s. The crispy pork belly app was good. The accompanying sauce could have used a little more flavor (either tangy or sweet). The pheasant pate was a delight. I absolutely love pate served in this fashion (sliced from a terrine). The terrine had pistachios and other bits of things that make a terrine delicious including a thin wrapping of aspic/fat. The yummy condiments that come with a traditional terrine were also good. The cornichons, the high quality whole grain mustard, and toasted buttered baguette discs were spot on. The wild mushroom baclava was different. This take on a classic mushroom puff pastry tart was probably our least favorite. The baclava retained the sweetness of a dessert baclava with mushrooms (mostlylooked like shiitake. I could not make out any Champagne mushrooms or any other classic french wild mushrooms). IMO, this dish tries too hard. I would have preferred a more classic mushroom tart, the baclava was a little too delicate for the larger mushroom pieces. The roasted duck breast entree was good. The wehani rice is a chewy full of flavor brown rice. The roasted root vegetables including pumpkin were wonderful. The only misstep here were the brussel sprouts. I'm not sure if it was this batch or what, but they were bitter with a very off putting taste. Otherwise, the rest of the plate was nice. I had the wild boar chop special. The chef recommended that the 2 double chops be served medium rare which I agree with. Unfortunately, mine came out as more medium (slightly pink and warm) vs medium rare. While not ideal, the chop was still enjoyable. The scalloped potatoes were good as well, although like the potato leek soup, had a color that was not attractive in appearance. I would have loved if it was more like a gratin dauphinois, but it was fine. The slight vanilla flavor was complimentary much to my surprise. The braised onion base under the chops could have been subtracted. We had the butterscotch pot de creme as a dessert. This was delicious and it came with buckwheat hubbards, kind of like a shortbread cookie. This was really good. Overall, we enjoyed our experience at Golden Pheasant. Like another reviewer said, almost every single dish is UNDER seasoned. If you are used to aggressive seasoning of salt and pepper, you may find the food here a little bland. For me, it's a little underseasoned, but I can appreciate that this might be deliberate to have guests enjoy the higher end ingredients that are carefully used in their food. Plus, aggressively seasoned food can interfere with wine pairings..so there's that consideration too. Recommend.

    Blackberry avocado toast
    JoAnne A.

    Great spot to hit on a cold winter drive through the country. The ambience is warm, cozy, and inviting. We were recently driving up River Road on a cold winter day. We stopped in for a quite bite to eat and we were not disappointed. I ordered French onion soup followed by blackberry avocado toast and my friend ordered the duck eggs Benedict. The soup was a sweeter broth than the savory I was craving, but the cheese was heavenly! Tasted like a wonderful Gruyère! The blackberry Brie avocado toast was off the charts delicious and fresh. Highly recommend. The duck dish was terrific and perfect for duck lovers! I enjoyed some champagne with my meal and it was terrific. The bartender was friendly and attentive. I will definitely be back!

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    It cost $180 and was almost inedible, in fact, the burnt vegetable shepherds pie was inedible.

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    Sushi rolls and waitress underwhelmed. Fish tasted blah, rice wasn't fully cooked. Will never return to dine here again.

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    Thank you Cristina for the lovely review! Please come again soon!

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    Thank you for sharing your experience with us!

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    Great brunch highly recommend- scenic view reservations needed so do it ahead. Will be back

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    Thank you Annette for the lovely review! Please come again soon!

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    So glad you had a great time, Christopher!

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    The Sergeantsville Inn

    3.6(213 reviews)
    7.3 mi
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    We drove up from Annapolis to meet a dear friend who was back east visiting his small NJ home town,…read moreSergeantsville. He suggested we meet at the Sergeantsville Inn, and we didn't know what to expecte. We sensed something special was in store because the tavern was packed with happy diners at 5:30 on a steamy Tuesday evening. The Ambience: The Inn is housed in a beautiful, historic 300 year-old stone building. The feeling is simple, rustic, and authentically organic -basicallt exquisite stone and beautifully treated and preserved wood. Perfect! Soothing, warm, and inviting, especially filled with happy, hungry people chattering and laughing in the inviting light. An easy spot to settle in. The Service: We were welcomed with a bright and welcoming smile from our server, Lex. She was friendly without being familiar, genuinely bright and funny, knowledgeably answered our many questions and was appropriately attentive. We watched her care for a number of other tables with ease, grace, good humor, and professionalism. Lex was backed up by a competent serving and bussing team, which meant that our selections arrived together and were served properly, with no "Now who had the...?" questions we are so accustomed to. This team knew where each dish belonged! Plates were cleared and water glasses filled promptly Seamless from start to finish. The Food and Wine: The wine list is full of interesting and unusual selections. Lex helped us navigate by offering tastes from a few bottles, which was very helpful, and we settled on a beautiful Italian white. The small but carefully curated menu is executed with perfection, absolutely and wonderfully delicious. We started with the simple "Bread and Butter" appetizer, a sizeable hunk of perfectly realized sourdough served with a delectable French butter. From there, we shared the Heirloom Tomato Salad and the Onion Rings. For entrees, our friend had the halibut with bok choy, Rich enjoyed the scallops with beans, and I had two more appetizers -- the poblano gazpacho and the grilled mushrooms. Everything was astonishingly tasty. Even though we really didn't have "room for dessert," we couldn't help ourselves. We had the moist and tangy almond cake, the luscious chocolate torte, and the mouthwatering butterscotch budino, a little bowl of perfection topped with salted caramel sauce. Every plate we sent back to the kitchen was almost licked clean. One of the best meals we've ever enjoyed! We cannot say enough good things about the Sergeantsville Inn. It's apparent the pace is fueled by care and knowledge and a real passion for delighting patrons. It was a most memorable evening. We left with nourished bodies and happy hearts, and a deep appreciation for such an incredibly well-realized vision.

    Went with a larger group for lunch. The service- slightly…read morepretentious, the host felt bothered to help us to our table, the server had a bit of a chip on their shoulder. The space- really cool, old tavern vibes, nice layout, super comfortable The food- this is where everything really fell short. The onion rings, which were suggested, were inedible and drenched in grease. The ham and cheese dish- this was good despite being clunky (the ham was burnt and sliced thick, with some larger pieces of fat) the cheese and butter were good, so was the mustard. The hamburger was the real letdown...a burnt (maybe 4-6oz) patty with a sad slice of cheddar (barely melted) with literally nothing else on it, on a martins potato roll, for $20 dollars. Other mains we tried were the pork and duck which were expensive and mid at best, although the portions were large. Overall lots of hype, fell way below expectations.

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    The Northridge Restaurant

    The Northridge Restaurant

    4.7(12 reviews)
    7.3 mi

    I bumped up my star calculation 1/2 point higher, because everyone was so nice and when our server…read moredescribed the items on the menu, she actually made my mouth water with the descriptions of ingredients and preparation. I was very impressed by the way we were greeted by Noelle at the door. A little bit of history of the renovated barn turned into a cozy, well-appointed Stockton area BYOB, some smiling chat and then we were off to our table to what we were looking forward to since we made our reservation. I love the idea of the prix fixe menu with a well-rounded selection (fish, seafood, meat, and vegan choices, etc.) Apps The potato soup had a nice smooth consistency, full pieces of lobster meat, a touch of truffle. 4 stars The tuna tartare was fresh but seriously underwhelming. Not much flavor nor pizazz there. I wish I got something else. 2 stars Entrees The seafood ramen noodle thingy, explained to us that it was a newer item in the menu and very popular was the highlight of my evening. The stock is everything in ramen dishes and this was no exception. Excellent lobster stock and perfectly prepared shrimp, cooked to a snap when bitten into. The marinated egg was very different and very good. It had a nice strong tingling taste. 5 stars The braised short rib was tender but dry. However, when mixed with the au jus and pureed carrots on the plate, it livened and juiced the meat up. The roasted broccolini was inedible. Totally undercooked, chewy and a waste of a fine veg. 3 stars Dessert The peach and biscuit napolean presented itself fantastically, was looking forward to the first bite out of this jar of delight and then fell flat. The peaches were hard and tasted like unripen fruit. The honey and syrup and the sweetness of the whipped cream was all one can taste. Very disappointed and a waste of calories. 2 stars Service Hostess 5 stars, wait people 4 stars. It would have been 5 stars, or perfect, if we didn't have to wait 25 minutes for our dessert which was ordered pre-dinner. It's not like it had to be baked fresh, I didn't think. Maybe they had to whip up and bake the biscuits. And also, this was the type of place where you have to chase down your server to get your check and then once again chase them down to take your card. Now, would I go back? If I was in the area, maybe. Some of the other apps and entrees I saw being served looked very interesting. But that was the main problem I had here. Presentation was creative and art-like but some dishes ended up not living up to the vision.

    I'm excited to be the fourth review for Northridge restaurant if I can give them a 10 I would if I…read morecan give them 100 I would. I must say they are entire experience at Northridge at Wolverton was within the top 5-10 meals we've ever had together as a couple. We used to come to the Wolverton to stay at the B&B on long weekends with our dogs and since moving to the area, we haven't been back until last night to experience the new restaurant facility. It is absolutely gorgeous. What an incredible architectural repurposing of an existing crumbling historic bank barn into an amazing entertainment center. The staff were so well trained so friendly, using all the proper verbiage, and you can see the excitement in their faces as they were talking about her, presenting the food plates, which were pieces of artwork in of itself . This was our 25th wedding anniversary and I basically gave my wife the option to pick any place to celebrate. And we could've selected from many of our top selects from over the years living in Bucks County, but w gravitated towards the amazing sounding menu. On this special evening we ordered dishes that we would both share so we could taste each each other's through the various courses The opening course was a choice from the kitchen of three individual component ingredients. I can't recite them. All I can tell you is that the chef do an amazing pairing of different flavors to open up the pallet for the evening. You can see my photo of the three items on the one dish being served. For our opening appetizer, of course we shared the potato soup which actually had pieces of lobster in the soup. It had a heavenly soft flavor. Next, we shared the scallops ceviche again, absolutely spectacular flavor profile, and beautifully plated. For our entrée course, my wife had the short rib cavatel and I had lamb. Both dishes were cooked to perfection. The short rib cartel was a little bit al Dante the way my wife likes it and lamb was cooked, medium rare it was perfect and again the plates were a work of art and I'm a photographer and I've shot food. These were outstanding. To bring our meal to the homestretch, we only ordered one dessert item so one of us had a three course versus the other having a two course and that was the strawberry gatteaux with two coffees. Every dish was beautifully presented Tracy doing an incredible job enlightening us to the preparations the ingredients and it was just such a lovely relaxing evening that we literally felt that we were again away at a special B&B. A special shout out to Matthew the owner's son who offered us an incredible tour of the barn facility as a photograph historic bar for River Towns Magazine. It was awesome seeing the level of detail that was brought forth and the thinking that went into keeping as much of the original 1800s facility Incorporated into a modern entertainment restaurant Facility Please see our lovely photos. Don't blame me if you drool just make a reservation. Plenty of parking on the property and it is a BYOB.

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