5 Best Historic Restaurants in Robbinsville

5 restaurants available nearby

A photo of The Stone Terrace by John Henry's restaurant

1. The Stone Terrace by John Henry's

4.7

Exceptional(515)

Price: Expensive

• Seafood • Hamilton

Booked 14 times today

The restaurant at The Stone Terrace is the current home of the original John Henry's from the historic Chambersburg section of Trenton, NJ. Specializing in seafood (raw bar and daily fish specials) as well as Italian classics and prime chops, The Stone Terrace provides guests with top-notch culinary dishes in a comforting, yet refined atmosphere. The Stone Terrace is a 30,000-square-foot venue that features multiple ballrooms for hosting weddings and special events. The restaurant is centrally located in the building hosting dinner nightly from Wednesday-Sunday (Closed Sundays from July-August), as well as lunch on Fridays.

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2. Toscano Ristorante

4.8

Exceptional(2683)

Price: Moderate

• Steakhouse • Bordentown

Booked 22 times today

We are located in Historic Bordentown, New Jersey. Our mission is simple. To have our guests experience a taste of Italy in a friendly, clean, and comfortable setting. Our guests are welcome to enjoy cocktails or a glass of wine before and after their meal in our cozy bar area.

3. The Cranbury Inn

4.3

Awesome(80)

Price: Expensive

• American • Cranbury

Booked 6 times today

The Cranbury Inn is certain to be your favorite gathering spot for lunch, dinner, and special celebrations. As the new owners of the Cranbury Inn, it is our privilege to uphold the rich legacy of the historic Cranbury Inn by restoring and retaining the history while also creating a welcoming place for friends, old and new. We welcome you to join us for a great meal in our spacious dining room or a celebratory beverage in our reimagined bar space which gives a familiar nod to the past and a welcoming wink toward the future. Our extensive wine list and full-service bar are being expanded to exponentially increase your options so, expect to be impressed by our vast offerings including 24 wines on tap as well as over 250 craft beers.

A photo of Triumph Restaurant and Brewery restaurant

4. Triumph Restaurant and Brewery

4.5

Awesome(84)

Price: Expensive

• American • Princeton

Booked 31 times today

Please note that all reservations are exclusively for the Main Dining Room.We kindly ask our guests to dress appropriately for the upstairs bar, lounge, and dining rooms. Please, no ball-caps, flip-flops, shorts, leggings, or athletic-wear.Please note that all reservations are exclusively for the main dining room.Triumph Brewing Company is a sophisticated restaurant & brewery featuring regional American cuisine & hand-crafted freshly brewed beer. Triumph is located within Palmer Square. Close walking distance to Princeton University and McCarter Theatre.

A photo of The Mauryas Bar and Lounge restaurant

5. The Mauryas Bar and Lounge

4.0

Excellent(86)

Price: Expensive

• American • Princeton

Booked 9 times today

Mauryas Bar and Lounge offers Indian and New American cuisines with dedication to uncompromised details, we take pride merging traditions and innovations, combing exotic ingredients with contemporary techniques to create an unforgettable gastronomic experience. Located in the Forrestal Village in Princeton, drawing inspiration from surrounding farmlands and the historic Mauryan Empire. The Three-levels establishment catering to various dining experiences, from corporate events to elegant occasions, so join us for an evening of great dining or the 4pm to 7pm Fun Hour experience, we adhere to a casual elegant dress code, please no short or sandals, thank you so much for your patronage.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. The Stone Terrace by John Henry's

2. Toscano Ristorante

3. The Cranbury Inn

4. Triumph Restaurant and Brewery

5. The Mauryas Bar and Lounge

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