A great local favorite, nice owners wife and husband. Our…read morefirst visit and we really enjoyed it. The homemade Blueberry Muffins were spectacular and good coffee but not very hot, just warm. Service with a smile and a real coffee shop look and ambiance which was very relaxing. Overall a nice experience.

Outside seating traffic too loud…read more Good staff Muffin Dry Not sure what else I can say but they needed 85 character

Here's the deal: classic restaurant in a beautiful town! Sunday brunch was delicious! French…read moretoast outstanding! Steak and eggs perfectly cooked! Always a classic place. Service was outstanding! Try to sit outside on a beautiful day/evening

I grew up in Tewksbury, so coming to the Tewksbury Inn is a nostalgic homecoming. First of all…read morethere aren't many good food options in Tewksbury, as this area is quite rural. For me, the Tewksbury Inn ranks top in this area for upscale dining experiences, especially ones that I can bring my parents along to. The Inn is nestled in the heart of Oldwick, and the surrounding town is gorgeous and full of old historical buildings and houses (I used to trick-or-treat here as a kid). There are parks, farms, and fields about a mile in each direction, so it's very nice to spend time exploring after your meal. The restaurant itself is very pretty inside. There are two rustic but well-kept dining spaces downstairs and a beautiful dining patio outside. The menu has a wide array of traditional American fare. I've tried half of the menu at this point and each item is unique and done quite well. A few favorites of the family are the Caesar salad, the salmon pita wrap, the Mahi Mahi tacos, and the onion rings. This visit I got a special, the Philly Cheesesteak, and it was phenomenal. Instead of shredded beef, they used juicy chunks of tender beef, with melted cheese, onion, pepper, and horseradish sauce all piled on top of a fresh, charred bun. This came with a choice of sides: potato salad, fruit salad, French fries, or their classic onion rings. The service here is always top notch. Some of my old classmates from elementary school still live in the area and work at the Inn, and it's fun to check in and see how everyone is doing. There servers are always willing to help you with your order and the food always comes quickly. Overall, if you're looking for a solid meal on a beautiful day, this is the place!

For some reason this restaurant popped up on social media today and since my wife and I had the day…read moreoff, we decided to take the short drive here for breakfast. This popular cafe is located right in the heart of Basking Ridge. It's small inside but there's outdoor seating also. We had a half hour wait for a table inside. The place has a very cozy feel to it and everyone we met who worked here was very friendly. I started my meal with a Vanilla Chai Latte and my wife had a Macha Latte. My wife ordered the Blintzes with blueberries and I had the Paris Morning breakfast. We both loved the food! My dish came with 2 potato pancakes, 2 poached eggs, and smoked salmon. Just delicious! A cool bit of trivia is that Paul McCartney and his wife stopped in here a few years ago. We didn't see Paul today, but we did enjoy the experience!

We went to Blue Cafe for brunch yesterday, Saturday. There was a 25 minutes wait with a bunch of…read morepeople waiting to eat here. The place is small inside with outside seating. It was very busy yesterday around 11:30 am. When we finally got seated, the place did not disappoint. We first ordered macchiato, cappuccino, and lemonade, the coffee was strong and great! We ordered two American breakfast and Warsaw breakfast. One of the American was scrambled eggs and the other was egg over medium. The sausage was very tasty. It was not salty and the bacon was a little thick, and it was also not your typical salty bacon. The sausage was delicious and the bacon was nice and crunchy. The side potatoes were so delicious with onions and peppers. I finished all of mine. It was perfectly seasoned and not salty so eating this brunch was such a joy. The side roll was also delicious with butter. It looked like a sesame and wheat roll. It made it even so more enjoyable. The Warsaw breakfast was on a very hot small iron skillet. The Kabasa was delicious and it was typical on the salty side. The breakfast potato was delicious with the Warsaw breakfast, it had small cherry tomatoes with the potatoes. We also ordered two side pancakes. The pancakes were not as fluffy, but it was very good. It was on the expensive side for one pancake. It was around five dollars. Overall this breakfast restaurant was awesome. Small with a lot of character inside. The service was quick and on point.

Most amazing breakfast and lunch creations ever! We've been to Missy's more times that we can…read morecount! Wonderful staff and food. A spooky, home run every time!

Missy has a wide variety of meals and they are pretty comforting. I enjoyed the tots and pancakes…read more The portions are really filling. The server was attentive and accommodating. This place is unique and has goth decor.

What a lovely place. And real trains outside. The food is exceptional. My tuna club, brimming with…read moreall the right ingredients. Think BLT but with added (really tasty) tuna. I am just thrilled to go again. Really close to home too. I know. It's the trains outside. But really. This is great food. Made with love. It's obvious.

Cute breakfast and lunch spot inside the far hills train station ... nostalgic feel .. almost…read moreentirely original decor ... Major points for the unique space and attentive service .. quiche was delightful ... the New England chowder,however, just wasn't chowder .. chowder is a thick cream based stew .. this "chowder" was a thin milky soup ... it tasted ok but lacked depth and left me disappointed.. wish I had an option to give a 3.5 instead of a 3 but this dining experience just fell short in my opinion... still worth a visit if you're in the area !

Here's the deal: it's an unassuming Main Street (Spring St) store front on a one way street. You…read moreenter through the quaint country store which has some baked goods and local honey, and some pottery which could seem a little tacky if it wasn't just so small town cute! The restaurant is a cozy Brick exposed restaurant, which even when busy isn't too loud. The service was friendly, attentive, and very helpful The menu is small by design with a special that comes out out of a kitchen, where everything is made with fine detail and love Definitely worth making a reservation and visiting the farmer's daughter

I have been wanting to come here for a while now and glad I finally made the stop. Came here on…read moreFriday afternoon, there was no wait. The entrance is through the small store to the right. Once you enter through the store, there is a sign to wait to be seated. The place has a nice and bright rustic vibe to it. I really liked the decor and table setup. Even the napkins had a rustic vibe. Started off with the potato scoop ($16) which was my fave item. The potato was shaped like the Fritos scoop chip, and the cheese dip that came with it had chunks of cheese in a melted cheese sauce. For my main, got the pulled pork sandwich ($16), which came in a pretzel knot bun and creamy slaw. It was solid meal and very filling. Other mains ordered were the roast beef "pho" style sandwich ($16) which I had a bite of and it was good and not what I expected thinking roast beef. Roast turkey ($16) was warm and also tasty. Each of the mains came with a side of potato salad. I will be back to try the sloppy Joe and their dinner meals. I highly recommend this place if you want tasty, high quality meal for a fair price. * Highly recommend making reservations on weekends * Street parking * Good service

We didn't eat at Ladd's, but the cocktails and views warrant five stars alone. My aperol spritz was…read moreperfection, and the pour was generous! My husband loved his martini which came with blue cheese and bacon stuffed olives... swoon. Don't sleep on this new spot at the Pendry - it's classy, upscale and the views are absolutely unparalleled. I'm looking forward to returning to try some of the eats. For our first visit to the property we wanted to try Ninety Acres, but for my next visit I'd love to eat at Ladd's. Hopefully we'll be back soon!

The view and hotel is beautiful. Ladd's is a stunning restaurant. After prob 15 times of eating…read morehere for lunch and dinner hoping each time the chef would improve and the servers would gain experience. Unfortunately the chef still can't cook to proper elegant temperatures. My boys both ordered steaks med rare and both came out very well done. My wife asked to have her salmon cooked more on the rare side and chef told our server he prefers to cook it med-well. We asked med rare please and then we realized they didn't have fresh salmon and was frozen so they had to cook it more well done. The servers and front desk staff are lost and have no service experience. Our waiter dropped 2 martini glasses twice while we were there. More than anything the chef needs replaced.

We loved everything about this place! Summertime is a great…read moreseason to explore places far and away especially rest for great food. ‍ As I was searching for farms and produce stands, I noticed this business and since I love pancakes here, there and everywhere, I planned a day away that included farm stands, backroad NJ scenic driving and fruity pancakes. Due to circumstances beyond my control, we arrived at noon on Thursday, breakfast ended at 11am and so we pivoted to lunch items that included a Boars Head cheesesteak, chips and pickle plus a really tasty cheeseburger . As we were leaving, my husband decided on a large chocolate peanut butter milkshake which he deemed awesome. (Thanks Todd for stepping in and making one) We stopped at our pre planned list of farm stands and headed home. Very next day, Friday, up at dawn to get a few chores out of the way so we could head out to Gronsky's for the day #2 breakfast deadline! I prefer sitting at the counter and watching their magician, Tyler, assemble the food for orders, crack open the eggs, drop the pancake batter in the proper corner and keep all meats aligned for the plates. He's the king of that kitchen and each one of those servers is the queen doing the hustle, bustle, slide to the left, back up and move forward like square dancers on the move. From the Taylor ham, provolone and fried egg sandwich on that FRESH Kaiser roll to the omelette with those delicious home fries and my PEACH PANCAKE . . . . all of it was their special take on breakfast served their way. Almost 50 years, folks! Prices are absolutely reasonable for how the food is prepared and presented, quality ingredients cooked according to diners' specifications. What more can you ask for? We'll be back for September POTM!!

Our Corvette club stopped by Gronsky's Milk House after our monthly Wednesday night cruise…read more Since we arrived after 2pm, only the ice cream menu was available. It was very busy when we got there, but they had three employees working between the walk-up window and the inside counter, so the line kept moving. There is plenty of seating both inside and outside, which made it easy for our group to find places to sit and enjoy our ice cream. Even with the crowd, the staff did a good job keeping up with the orders and everything moved along efficiently. If you're looking for a classic spot to grab some ice cream on a warm evening, Gronsky's is definitely worth a stop.

Cuisine. Ambiance. Service. The trifecta. Good place to relax and refresh with good friends. The…read morefood is fresh and served well.

Worth the wait! We were told a thirty minute wait but was called in 20. The food amazing and I…read morepromise you will not be disappointed! The menu has a Cuban/Latin influence. We couldn't decide between breakfast or lunch so we ordered both. The Blueberry lemon ricotta pancakes amazing! Who could go wrong with a Cuban Sandwich! My only negative is the restaurant is small therefore very loud but still worth it!

Cute country place for breakfast/brunch which is larger inside then you would realize. They also…read morehave a lot of tables outside on the side that is also not noticeable right away. Nice menu with creative interesting choices. My husband enjoyed an egg platter with eggs made the way he wanted, country ham, & excellent bread that was grilled instead of toasted. Eggs taste like they are from a local farm as well as the ham - score! I enjoyed a frittata with a side salad - excellent. They also have a nice bakery section with interesting enticing things to enjoy. Be sure to check this place out when in the area!

A hidden gem! Very quaint and delicious food. We stopped by for lunch, while driving through town…read moreand what a great spot. My husband had the chicken salad in a croissant and I had the grilled chicken salad, and it was so good. We couldn't resist and enjoyed some delish pastries too, the blueberry tart was to die for!!!