8 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in West Windsor

“Best Italian restaurant I’ve ever had and immaculate service! I called ahead as they were getting close to closing time and they said come on in with no hesitation. They were beyond accommodating and the service was insanely fast. The bread and homemade tomato sauce that’s brought out is delicious and set the tone. I ordered the pasta alla vodka and my son ordered the gnocchi with Alfredo. Both came with a choice of soup or salad and the soup of the day was potato and bacon… to die for! The puffy garlic bread was also great! Both main dishes were fantastic and massive portion sizes. For dessert, the tiramisu and the lava cake were (again) amazing. The staff was so friendly and welcoming. We were visiting from New Hampshire and I wish I could transplant this place to my town! Thank you for an amazing experience“

“Mizu is 100% our go-to sushi takeout in west windsor. Not only is it the freshest, tastiest, most diverse accommodating and reliable sushi I've ever been so lucky as to have around the corner BUT I'd put my money on Mizu against sushi bars in NYC and Philly. We value Lin and Ken and the great food they supply for our special occasions.“

“Decent enough Shanghai food for NJ, but non-Shanghai menu items are clearly intended to just meet the low expectations of the uninitiated. Suggest keeping to native Shanghainese choices and avoiding the dishes that were meant to be Cantonese inspired. Service is always pleasant and makes the trip to the restaurant worth it. Atmosphere is that of an old but solid restaurant with aging furniture and dim lighting. Recommend: Hot and Sour Soup, Soup Dumplings and Spicy Wontons. Do-Not-Recommend: Scallion Pancakes, Chow FunWheelchair accessibility: Ramp available for wheelchair access“

“The owner was weirdly touching my friend and it made the entire friend group feel uncomfortable… Even after we said that we were going to leave, he proceeded to come back with food just to make us stay back. With his weird behavior he made us feel very creeped out.Kid-friendliness: He was acting and touching weird“

“The food was good. There are not many options from each ethnicity. Some common favorites and a few different dishes...It's basically a counter service. You order at the counter. Get a pager when it's ready. You go back to the counter and get your meal.Is a nice place, if hungry and in the area again, I would go back.“

“Stopped in here for a quick bite before heading home. Greeted nicely when I walked in and asked if I'd been there before and if I needed help. I ordered my standard slices when trying a place for the first time - one plain and one sausage. The slices were thin and crispy - a little crispier than I normally like, but these were really delicious slices. I thought the slices were a little small for the price, and the sausage slice didn't have much sausage on it, but they were still very tasty. I imagine if I lived close I'd be a regular here.“

“We went to this place to buy some Fresh Goat ? ? Meat and it was too good. Generally in all the stores we get Lamb Meat processed but not in all places we get good Goat ? Meat.This is one of the places where we can get Farm Fresh Goat Meat ?. We got to get the whole Leg Portion which came around 4lb. The butcher cleaned and gave us in the size that we asked for. The place was very clean and well maintained, would recommend to buy the whole portion for the family. There is also fresh packed meat which is curry cut.Overall a nice place to get some Farm Fresh Red Meats to the order.“

“This was my favorite Chinese restaurant growing up and whenever I visit central NJ, I make it a point to stop by. Located at the end of the McCaffreys plaza which has gone through so many changes over the past 20 years, this is one of the few places that has withstood the test of time. When I lived in the area I used to order take out every other week. Their broccoli & tofu and fried rice dishes always stood out to me. Occasionally I'd venture out and try some others but these were always my favorite. As you might expect that after so many years the management has changed. I used to know the old owners very well and they always were polite to greet me. I moved away when the new ownership took place but one women by the front desk does still recognize me. I do think the food quality has somewhat declined compared to the early 2000's under the old management. Main issue is that the dishes are way more oversauced than they used to be or need to be, which I'm never a fan of. However, I will say the fried rice is still as good as I remember it to be. Service is about what you'd expect for a local Chinese take-out shop, though the ambience is better than most competitors for what that is worth. I'll keep visiting whenever I'm in the area, it just holds too many memories for me.“