Solid spot in the historic district. Had the pastrami on rye. Huge sandwich for the price. Just a good, simple lunch.

The custom cookie ice cream sandwich was my pick. Got the chocolate chip with mint chip ice cream. It&#39;s a fun little dessert to build yourself, and the cookies are still warm when they assemble it.

Lunch special is a steal. Three rolls and a salad for that price? Great for a quick bite. The fried banana roll is solid.

My French friend, who&#39;s very particular about pastries, even liked the tarts here. I had the pear and pistachio one and it was really nice. The spot is easy to miss, but it&#39;s a good, quiet place to sit for a bit.

The cold-pressed juices here are the real deal. You can taste the freshness, and they don&#39;t overload them with sugar. The staff knows their stuff, too&mdash;gave me a solid recommendation for the green one.

Decent spot for a big bowl of noodle soup. The broth has a nice Sichuan spice, and the portions are generous. It&#39;s a pretty good choice when you&#39;re craving something warm and filling.

The salt and pepper shrimp had a perfect, crispy bite. The soft shell crab was just as good, seasoned really well. A bit on the pricier side, but the flavors were spot-on.

Solid dim sum, and the price is fair. I like the cart system, you don&#39;t have to wait long to eat. The thousand egg porridge with lean meat was my favorite, it&#39;s light but has a nice flavor. The tables are a bit close together, but the service is friendly.

The roasted brussels sprouts are a must-order, perfectly crispy. The chef was really nice and even made us a special vegan dish that wasn&#39;t on the menu. It&#39;s great to have solid plant-based options.

The octopus salad was perfectly tender, and the portion was huge. Their house white was a surprisingly good match for it.

The staff was so kind, they stayed after closing to make sure I was comfortable while waiting for my ride.

Small spot, more for grab-and-go. They have a few counter seats by the window, which is nice. Street parking gets tight during peak hours, so keep that in mind.

Been coming here for years. The place has that old house feel, parking&#39;s out back. Inside, it&#39;s all wood and warm lights - just feels comfortable and real. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The lemon macaron is really good. The desserts all look lovely, and the seating is quite comfortable.

Convenient spot near Princeton campus. Grabbed a quick lunch, the place was buzzing. Solid local staple.

Stopped by for a hot chocolate. Got the Parisian one and a chocolate chip cookie. The place has a cool old-school pub feel, really clean. Staff was friendly. Just a solid, cozy spot downtown.

The pho broth was really rich and flavorful. Thai iced tea was a nice complement. It&#39;s some of the best I&#39;ve had, though the portion felt a bit small for the price.

Love that you can build your own grill plate here. Super helpful for dietary needs, and bringing your own wine is a nice touch.

Stopped in for lunch, the place was packed but service was still quick. They actually remembered me from last time, nice touch. Got the Olympia special with gyro again, it&#39;s just a solid, tasty meal.

Loved the Fishtown roll here in NoLibs. The portion was huge and the ingredients tasted super fresh. A nice BYOB spot for a casual dinner.

The Mayu ramen here has this dark, roasted leek and garlic oil on top of the pork bone broth. It&#39;s a really unique, rich bowl. Definitely a solid pick if you&#39;re into ramen.

They adjusted the spice level for me, which was nice. The dish itself was pretty good, a solid choice. Service was decent, though it got a little slow toward the end.

The pork buns were so soft, and the pork belly just melted. The Aka Nom Nom soup had this rich, savory broth that was perfect for sharing stories over. Staff were really nice about walking us through the menu, which helped a lot since we couldn&#39;t decide!

Grabbed some gumbo and jambalaya to go from this spot in Reading Terminal. Busy lunch hour, so no seats. The gumbo was solid, but the jambalaya needed a bit more kick. Paired it with a sweet tea from the market &ndash; hit the spot.

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Oyster House

Insomnia Cookies

Crazy Sushi

Tartes

Kamals Middle Eastern Cuisine

Spice C

David's Mai Lai Wah

Ocean City Restaurant

Cafe La Maude

Umai Umai

Freddy & Tony's Restaurant

Murray's Deli

El Balconcito II

Thai Kitchen

Potts' Doggie Shop

Kabuki Japanese Restaurant

Chez Alice

PJ's Pancake House - Princeton

Halo Pub

Indochine Restaurant

Blue Fish Grill

Fuji Mountain

Vintage

Olympia Gyro

Hikari Sushi

Terakawa Ramen

Han Dynasty - Old City

Nom Nom Ramen

Beck's Cajun Cafe