6 Best Seafood Restaurants in Princeton

“I have driven by this place many times but when wife said she wanted to go one day I knew that was the hint for mother's day.I will start with that the staff is very friendly. Kept us updated on the status of our order and they have good communication with the kitchen to know what's out.We started with sweet chili shrimp and fried calamari...... so good! The shrimp was fresh never have we had it that good! A must try if you get the chance to go.Entree was short rib and garlic mashed potatoes, Costa Rican mahi mahi, crab stuffed shrimp and fish & chips. Beautiful presentation, perfect portion for each person. No over or under seasoning everything was just right.Desert we shared a passion fruit ice cream and mango sorbet. A nice change from what we had for dinner very fragrant and unique flavors.Kid-friendliness: Kids menu has good options, our youngest had fish and chips.“

“Had the salmon. Was tasty. Excellent presentation of shrimp cocktail, looked delicious. My friend ordered and said it was very good. Maybe I should have ordered a steak, I wasn't overly impressed with the salmon, especially with the prices. Brussel sprouts were very tasty.“

“We had a delicious dinner and the staff was both knowledgeable about and sensitive to one of us having Celiac. Lits of excellent normal and gluten free options on the menu, nice atmosphere, and friendly staff!Dietary restrictions: Good gluten-free options!“

“Seasons52 Princeton food is delicious and varied as its name implies. Service is excellent as is its atmosphere.Managers, hostest,servers and staff are hands on, knowledgable,friendly and accommodating.Highly recommended.“

“Great place to go in Princeton for yummy drinks and delicious food. Our usuals are the Caesar over Mesquite. So tasty. Romaine is char/grilled which gives it a warm and softened texture covered in a rich and tangy Caesar dressing plus sushi cheese and croutons. We practically lick the plate clean. The fresh Burratta is another winning dish. So much yummm in one place“

“I'm from Buffalo. Nowhere else to go for solid wings around here. Good prices, great burgers and other fattening foods like Mac and Cheese bites as well. Tasty hole in the wall. De'Angelos across the street is also excellent and classier fare.Please, for the love of God, don’t go to Buffalo Wild Wings. Wings must be bone-in, skin-on, not breaded, deep fried to a crisp, and slathered with Frank’s with maybe some butter, salt, and pepper. Or a dry rub.“