Princeton, NJ is more than a town with a top Ive League university. It is a very charming village with boutique shops and a mecca for restaurants.
This town is especially attractive in the summer and the autumn months when its tree-lined streets, manicured lawns, flowers, and mansions are at their best.
Palmer Square, located in the heart of the downtown center, is a quaint village with colonial-style buildings, boutique shops, and restaurants, all complementing the architecture of the University.
If you are a family visiting a student, or spending a day trip in Princeton, stay on for dinner and enjoy a fine dining experience with many restaurants to choose from ---- most within walking distance to the campus.
Popular with diners who enjoy excellent fresh, farm to table food with an option for communal dining, in a rustic trendy setting.
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A tavern popular with local diners who enjoy a place to meet up with friends for drinks, and a bite to eat, or to watch a ball game on TV.
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A top spot for seafood lovers! Seafood quality and preparation is one of the best in the Princeton, western NJ area.
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A tavern for diners who enjoy excellent pizza and meeting up with friends for drinks, or for a family dinner.
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One of the best restaurants in NJ. Enjoyed by diners who are open to a new non-traditional dining experience in an upscale, trendy setting.
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Popular with diners who enjoy well prepared eclectic food using local sourced ingredients in a casual, yet elegant, energetic setting.
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Popular with diners who enjoy Tapas portions, creatively prepared with fresh farm to table ingredients in a casual, chic setting.
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Located in a charming 18th century mansion B & B, It's an "Old World" fine dining restaurant popular with diners who come to celebrate a special occasion or a romantic dining experience.
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