Location: Hightstown
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Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Hightstown. Hightstown is a borough in Mercer County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the borough's population was 5,494, reflecting an increase of 278 (+5.3%) from the 5,216 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 90 (+1.8%) from the 5,126 counted in the 1990 Census.
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6. The Cranbury Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 119 reviews
Welcome to the Cranbury Inn! The Cranbury Inn is an ideal location for many types of special functions. Since 1750, The Cranbury Inn has continued to function for its original purpose of offering food and drink to people from all over the world. Enjoy our
Reviewed By richards893
My first time to Cranbury inn was very memorable. As you walk into this restaurant you get a feeling like you walked into a place transformed with time. The inside decor has plaintings relating to our president George Washington and artifacts from civil war peroid. Â Â Â The food is excellent, especially the crab cakes, coconut shrimps, and others. I had Rainbow trout with vegetables which was very good. There is a selection of desert and I tried their Cheesecake and Rice pudding which I highly recommend. Â Â Â Â Â As for service I would say simply outstanding and the gentleman who served us was Guy Williams. He was very caring andAlways made sure food was good and always came to fill our glass with water. If you ever visit this restaurant do look for Mr Williams, you will not be disappointed. Â Â Â Â Â Â After food Mr Williams took us around the restaurant and gave us a tour about history of this place that was built in 1780. Overall I would recommend this place to anyone without hesitation and it is my pleasure to give them 5 stars.
5. Charlie Brown's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 97 reviews
Our philosophy is simple; to provide great food, exceptional value and friendly service to each and every customer we serve.
Reviewed By donroquefort
After some time we returned to this restaurant.Salad Bar plentiful but presentation disappointing. Not taken care of. Four for dinner, Salmon with shrimp very good. Prime rib was tough, and not appealing at all. The product they are using is below average. Service is good but we wonât be back to this one.
4. JT's Restaurant & Pub
Reviewed By NHDave
I went into JT's late one evening, there were only a few other customers there. The service was great, the food I ordered came quickly and was properly prepared. I was staying at the Holiday Inn where this restaurant is located and it was an easy place to get dinner. The decor was a little out-dated but it was functional.
3. City Street's Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By annec182
We stopped in for the first time on a Sunday evening before the dinner hour. Had the salad and it was delicious and plenty of food.Wait staff was very busy but still got everything right and was attentive to us although she had a very large table and several others.The prices were OK. The place was nice and clean.
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2. Tavern On The Lake
Overall Ratings
3 based on 144 reviews
Tavern On The Lake is a Family Restaurant and Sports Bar. We have food and drink specials Mon. thru Thur. and live Bands every Fri. and Sat. night. Our upstairs Banquet Hall can hold up to 200 people. We open at 11:30am everyday.
Reviewed By serenitywriter
The food was good and the server was friendly and had lots of suggestions. She handled the two of us and kept up with a large party at the same time. It was too cold to eat outside and maybe the real atmosphere is eating on the patio overlooking the water. Eating inside, although at ground level, made us feel like we were in a basement. This place needs a complete rehab and redecoration in the dining room.
1. Americana Kitchen & Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 483 reviews
Reviewed By markd273
What was once a prime example of a 'New Jersey diner' is no more. But in its place is a reasonably priced restaurant serving excellent food. I had been eating at the Americana for thirty years and it was always, well, a diner. Great burgers. Scrambled eggs were first rate. And so on.Ownership decided to do a makeover. Now this is a restaurant--a large one too. We had shrimp carbonara, braised short ribs, New York strip steaks, with a fine Pinot Noir. Service was attentive, there was no wait, and prices were reasonable. It really doesn't get better.
