Frenchtown Inn Restaurant

Frenchtown Inn
7 Bridge St.
Frenchtown, NJ
908-996-3300

Restaurant Review

This charming romantic restaurant is in a scenic location in a 19th century building on the banks of the Delaware River. The dining room is attractive with high ceilings, dark moldings, and carpeting that muffles sound.

The attractive decor continues throughout the Inn, including the ladies' room decorated with co-owner Colleen Tomko's mother's vintage hats.

Chef/owner Andy Tomko presides over a well trained staff giving very good service and a menu based on well prepared French eclectic dishes with a blend of Italian.

If you are planning a special occasion, do your best to make reservations on a quiet weekday evening, ask for a cozy nook, and your chances of fine romantic dining experience will be good.

While waiting for your table, have a cocktail in the attractive bar/grill room; They offer many excellent wines by the glass

The servers are professional, and friendly, with attention for the details like the silverware being replenished before each course and the table being swept of crumbs before dessert.

The dress policy is no-jeans. Not recommended for family or children dining.

Staying in town for a weekend, they also offer a great Sunday brunch.

They are a favorite during the holiday season for diners who enjoy game such as Roast Goose stuffed with apricot cornbread. pheasant, wild boar, venison and rabbit paired with regional fruits and vegetables of the season.

While the Frenchtown Inn is open on New Year’s Eve, the restaurant closes for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

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