Tea house brings new aromas to Princeton
Since Aug. 14, Mary Fritschie has spent most of her time running around, refilling tea pots, baking lavender biscuits and instructing her waiters and waitresses on how to brew...
Jack’s helps wine enthusiasts make sense of it all
By Sarah Unger
As owner of Jack’s Wine Sense in Ewing’s Parkside Plaza, Jack Lehew couldn’t be happier to help you make sense of choosing a wine that goes well...
Bonefish Grill Charity Night to support Womanspace
Bonefish Grill partnered with Womanspace as part of its Grand Opening festivities set for Jan. 18
Charity Night is scheduled for 6 to 8:30 p.m. at Bonefish Grill’s new location...
Mystery Muncher: Amici Milano
600 Chestnut Avenue
Trenton, N.J. 08611
(609) 396-6300
I love the personal service you still get at some restaurants in the area. Owner Jimmy Kamies is one of those awesome proprietors who...
Padrino’s is run by family for families
By Myles Ma
Padrino’s Bistro and Italian Steakhouse is a family restaurant. But it is also a family-run restaurant. Kim Coppola owns the business along with her husband, Leonardo and...
Brick Farm Tavern to offer farm-to-farm dining
Mid-November is the projected opening date for Brick Farm Tavern, the long-awaited restaurant from Robin and Jon McConaughy, the folks behind Hopewell’s Double Brook Farm and Brick Farm Market....
Business is sweet for candy maker
Susan Heil began making chocolate 30 years ago when she lived two streets away from her sister, Mariann Stephens, in Chambersburg.Heil asked her sister for help learning how to use h
D’Angelo a good fit in borough food scene
It’s not every town where customers walk into a grocery and ask for cured Italian fish roe, but Princeton is such a place.
When long-awaited D’Angelo Italian Market opened in...
PJ’s not just about pancakes anymore
Maybe you’re craving some chocolate chip peanut butter pancakes for breakfast (or dinner, or dessert). Maybe you’re thinking about lobster ravioli for lunch. Or maybe you’ve just got the...
Hamilton Rotary Club’s Soup 4 You contest set for Feb. 26
The Hamilton Rotary Club is hosting the 6th Annual Soup 4 You tasting contest on Monday, Feb. 26 at Steinert High School.