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Wildflowers Restaurant

2.9 (207 reviews)
ModerateBars, American, Pizza
Closed • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Torey's Philly Steak
Stefan S.

More like "Wilted Flowers". This place is tired and dingy. The food is underwhelming and served on plastic plates with cheap flatware. My high school cafeteria had better food. The service was friendly, but slow and aloof. If you want good pub fare, try the Firkin Tavern--it's not far away and has way better food and service.

White broccoli garlic pizza
Tiffany F.

Wildflowers never disappoints. We've gone to dinner, just for drinks, and had take out here. It's a local staple. Nice decor, clean, friendly staff. Their wings, pizza and penne vodka are good. They give back to the community, (baskets and gift cards at charity events) we've held dine outs for my daughter's PTO here for fundraising. It's a local company you want to support. Definitely recommend!

Gorgonzola Cheese Fries with Bacon
Mike P.

I've been to Wildflowers many times over the years as I used to work in Hopewell, NJ and I'd often stop by for a pint after work. Stopped over for lunch this week with my wife and daughter on our way up to drop her at summer camp. Ambiance is sports pub which is definitely my vibe. Cozy, low lighting, Olympics on TV. Perfect! Service was attentive and working hard to manage an outage with their ordering/payment system. No big deal for us. Was able to sneak across the street to Santander Bank for cash since they were unable to process cards. They handled it all in stride! I wanted something lighter and ordered the tuna salad sandwich with fries. My daughter ordered Gorgonzola cheese fries with bacon and my wife got the Best of Both Worlds Pizza which is a white pie with the BOBW's Salad on it. It was amazing. The Gorgonzola cheese fries (which I've had many times) are legendary. Don't skip them! Tuna salad was delicious. Just what you'd expect. Always a good spot and glad we stopped by to have a meal.

Potato skins (1 bacon / 1 broccoli)
Karly K.

Hometown joint, pretty crowded. Service was inattentive all night sitting at bar. Average drink selection, but diverse food menu. Nothing was overly delicious or worth writing about. You'd think Buffalo wings would slay at a janky pub such as this. Just okay. Loaded potatoes came with two huge ones overflowing with cheese and toppings. Also just okay. Pizza seems to be the big hitter here so would give that a whirl next time.

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