New American Restaurants near Lambertville, NJ

“Dennis and Estella are the nicest people, the atmosphere is cozy yet classy, and the food is Michelin level. Get the mushroom soup if they have it, the tortellini, and any fish entrees. They also make their own orange flour for their mandarin tart which is incredible. Lo recomiendo.“

“Decadent, delicious and delightful. Everything was amazing from the wine to the cheese board to the seared pate’ to the tuna poke. The service was fast, friendly and knowledgeable. The ambiance is very French; eclectic, romantic and sexy. This recently reinvented restaurant is now a must stop in New Hope.“

“It was our 40th anniversary and they treated us really well. The staff was just great from reception to the bar to the table. We really enjoyed the food and the drinks. They sat us in a very comfortable booth that felt private. I have to admit though that I didn't have a great first impression. The valet is $20, a town thing and not the restaurant's fault apparently. Plus it was unseasonably cool outside with few diners on the deck, so the restaurant was crowded and noisy, but there was lots of positive energy. I enthusiastically recommend Stella, it surpassed our expectations in every way. Hopefully next time we can experience the deck and the river view.“

“We are new to the area. We have gone twice in the last two weeks. Both times we had an amazing experience with food and service. I so appreciate the delicious vegetarian options that are hard to come by in the area. We will be back and will recommend to others.Vegetarian options: Must try the stacked sweet potato entree“

“I stayed at this B&B for a weekend get away and I enjoyed it greatly. The staff are friendly and if you have any questions they help as much as they can. I stayed in the Hello Sweetheart cottage. The cottage is bilevel. Upstairs is the room with a private door and downstairs is the jacuzzi and mini refrigerator, and it also has a door. Some negatives of this room was that the ceiling is low and at an angle like an attic. The jacuzzi tub is downstairs and it smelled a bit moldy as it was raining and there was some water on the floor. The shower is small so if you’re claustrophobic, it might be uncomfortable for you. Besides that it was very great! The breakfast was delicious. They accommodated food allergies as long as you let them know. I slept well as you don’t hear too much noise in the cottage. I did wish that they have blinds or shades under the curtains to make it more private. I would definitely stay here again.Nearby activities: Peddler’s Village is close byFood & drinks: There breakfast was delicious.“

“This was our first visit to harvest. Parking was a bit jammed, but we were there during peak dinner time. Seating was immediate. The menu was filled with gluten-free choices for my wife. So much so that she had trouble narrowing down her selection. We had the burger, Mac & cheese. And the cedar plank salmon. All three were fantastic. Burger and the fish were perfectly cooked, and the drizzle on the salmon plate was fantastic. We did two shooters for desert covering a peanut butter candy cane and a cream cheese carrot cake. Both of which were amazing. However, the peanut butter one was heavy and hard to finish after all the other food. 100% would return again.Dietary restrictions: Gluten-free friendly.“

“We held a birthday celebration for my Wife at the Vault in their private event room. We hosted over 50 guests and the room was perfect for a party of that size. Plenty of seating throughout, and the room was nice and comfortable. Everyone enjoyed themselves and raved about the food! Last, but not least, Sarah and the entire staff at the Vault that took care of us for the 3 hour event were awesome! Helpful and attentive and making sure the experience for everyone was great. Sarah was communicative and helpful in putting together the event as well. I would recommend using the Vault for a private event. We are very happy with how everything turned out!“

“We were out of towners stuck during Thanksgiving and stopped in here for lunch and a drink. We sat out back on the patio enjoying the view of the river til we got too cold. First of all - this might have been the best chicken pot pie I’ve had, and I’ve had a few. Secondly, everyone who worked there was beyond hospitable and so great. I don’t know if I’ll ever be back in New Jersey but if I am I’m B-lining it here to eat another pot pie ?“

“Food was excellent. Great variety of food and drinks. Indoor and outdoor bar have a great vibe. Restaurant was very noisy however we could still still have a conversation at our table. The lights sporadically dim the entire evening. It's actually distracting and unpleasant. This was not the first time. Lastly, we reserved more than twenty-four hours in advance and still had to wait forty-five minutes for our table. Overall it was an amazing evening with great friends, great food and cocktails.“

“As busy as a golf course gets, and rightfully so. This is probably one of the most fun yet challenging courses we have played so far, with hazards a plenty yet nothing that some thoughtful planning and good shot selection can’t get you though. As an added bonus- the carts are electric, and the ice cold water refill statins as every other hole are also much appreciated! Oh, and they have a driving range to boot“

“We love Martines, the food, drinks and atmosphere right on the river. We have been coming here for years when it was at its old location where Salt House is.We actually ate on the deck which was awesome for mid March. My wife had the soup special of Salmon with corn chowder and scallops over risotto. I had the potato leak soup and the Berkshire porkchop. Everything was amazing. We were stuffed and were ready to pay the check. Then our sever, Erika, knowing that it was our wedding anniversary and that we ate at Martines 33 years ago before getting engaged offered us some complimentary cocktails at the bar. The bartender whipped us up some excellent cocktails.Hopefully, we will celebrate many more anniversaries at Martines.When visiting New Hope put this restaurant on your list.“

“Beautiful restaurant for a romance night or just a quick bite. Service is great, restaurant was well maintained, and bathrooms were clean. Food was OKAY. The only thing I really enjoyed was their fire stone pizza. Everything else I’ve tried tasted kinda bland. Fish tacos, cheese burger, grilled chicken. WHERE’S THE “

“The sandwiches were a little pricey, but we were pleasantly surprised. Everyone enjoyed their dinners. I was able to switch out french fries for roasted brussels sprouts, which were delicious. And our waiter was very good and accommodating.“

“The sandwiches were a little pricey, but we were pleasantly surprised. Everyone enjoyed their dinners. I was able to switch out french fries for roasted brussels sprouts, which were delicious. And our waiter was very good and accommodating.“

“Chimney Rock Inn is a great place to grab dinner with the whole family. As tradition states, Friday is pizza night at my house, so we decided to give Chimney Rock a try. I am gluten-free, so my pizza options are limited, so I was excited to try Chimney Rock's gluten-free pizza. They did not disappoint! They were able to make their Maui pizza gluten-free for me, and now its my new favorite! Keep up the great work, and thanks for providing GF options!Dietary restrictions: Fantastic place if you have a gluten or wheat allergy. They have many options and their gluten-free pizza is fantastic!Parking: We went there around 5:30pm on a Friday and the parking lot was ~75% fullKid-friendliness: Very kid friendly. We went there around 5:30pm on a Friday, no wait time, and every table had kids.“

“First time at Canal Street Grille and we were impressed. Good to have a nice local place with great service. Food was good. The place is a square room so everyone’s conversation is heard by everyone, perhaps having background noise or music might help keep some privacy, but will definitely visit again!!“