I am not too familiar with the area- looking for a good mid range lunch place for a business networking meeting. Nothing too fancy or too "bar/dive" - I do see there is a Season's 52 nearby- something similar. Any suggestions?
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I am not too familiar with the area- looking for a good mid range lunch place for a business networking meeting. Nothing too fancy or too "bar/dive" - I do see there is a Season's 52 nearby- something similar. Any suggestions?
Was going to suggest Agricola if you don’t mind going into town. Seasons would be best for convenience sakeSeasons is quite good for a chain.
If you’d rather go in town you could try Agricola or the Witherspoon Grill, both on Witherspoon Street. Might take longer to find parking though.
Scratching my head on the first reply to your post. Anyway, if you don't want to get caught up with parking issues, Metro North on Alexander Road off of Route 1 is easy to get to with ample parking and a short ride into downtown. We always liked this spot when it was the Rusty Scupper for meeting family near Princeton.I am not too familiar with the area- looking for a good mid range lunch place for a business networking meeting. Nothing too fancy or too "bar/dive" - I do see there is a Season's 52 nearby- something similar. Any suggestions?
I am not too familiar with the area- looking for a good mid range lunch place for a business networking meeting. Nothing too fancy or too "bar/dive" - I do see there is a Season's 52 nearby- something similar. Any suggestions?
He said not too bar'ish/dive. Tigers Tale is good but the opposite of that.
Where in the Princeton area are you looking for? Can be a solid 25-30 min difference from end to end.I am not too familiar with the area- looking for a good mid range lunch place for a business networking meeting. Nothing too fancy or too "bar/dive" - I do see there is a Season's 52 nearby- something similar. Any suggestions?
The Tail is relocating so that the damn Quick Check can move across the street..so I have been told.
Scratch your head some more. Maybe you’ll hit pay dirt.Scratching my head on the first reply to your post. Anyway, if you don't want to get caught up with parking issues, Metro North on Alexander Road off of Route 1 is easy to get to with ample parking and a short ride into downtown. We always liked this spot when it was the Rusty Scupper for meeting family near Princeton.
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Speaking of hot ..my brother used to manage Studio 27 for several years to ight next door.Amish market on 27 has some great food, especially the hot pretzels!
Isn’t that place Bac’s go to for local divorcées?The Tail is relocating so that the damn Quick Check can move across the street..so I have been told.
Have been to Roots in Morristown many times and was not too impressedRoots steakhouse should have reasonably priced lunch options. More on campus instead of “in town”
Solid choice, easy to find, and park.Was thinking Princeton as I would be coming from zfranklin lakes and the other party from Waretown. So, which part of Princeton- not a big deal. I’m thinking the safest choice may be Seasons 52. I’ve been to the one in Paramus many times and never unhappy. And fair, reasonable prices
Its fine. Not great not bad just kind of down the middle for steak.Have been to Roots in Morristown many times and was not too impressed
+1Was thinking Princeton as I would be coming from zfranklin lakes and the other party from Waretown. So, which part of Princeton- not a big deal. I’m thinking the safest choice may be Seasons 52. I’ve been to the one in Paramus many times and never unhappy. And fair, reasonable prices
This is an underrated place for Italian food, I find it to be very good. My wife and I are regulars there since moving to the area last year.Scratching my head on the first reply to your post. Anyway, if you don't want to get caught up with parking issues, Metro North on Alexander Road off of Route 1 is easy to get to with ample parking and a short ride into downtown. We always liked this spot when it was the Rusty Scupper for meeting family near Princeton.
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I think you mean Wawa.The Tail is relocating so that the damn Quick Check can move across the street..so I have been told.
The Tail is relocating so that the damn Quick Check can move across the street..so I have been told.
Hope you're right.Been saying that for years but nothing
How is that Salt Creek? I’ve been meaning to try it… I’ve only been to Salt Creek in Dallas area. Steaks in Dallas are excellent at many restaurants… so I wasn’t sure if Salt Creek in NJ would be as good. I’ve been to the Ruth Chris at Forrestal many times. Not my top choice steakhouse but better than good.I think Metro North has a reservable upstairs area we have lots of work happy hours at Brickhouse and tommys.
There’s also salt creek grille in forrestal
Best place to hold a meeting in Princeton is outside the library.
Did the Amish move there because of Studio 27? Were they part of the Amish Outlaws?Speaking of hot ..my brother used to manage Studio 27 for several years to ight next door.
He told just the other day that the guys from the Bada Bing club had actually come down to check them out when they were starting up things. Several celebs used to frequent the place including LT.. (#57)
By far the biggest question is why would you send both parties so far out of their way to meet in Princeton? It's about 1:15 for each party to get to Princeton, while the midpoint between FL/WT is about 0:52. Red Bank, Matawan and Woodbridge are all only a few minutes from the Parkway, not far from the midpoint of the trips, and all have some good mid-level restaurants.Was thinking Princeton as I would be coming from zfranklin lakes and the other party from Waretown. So, which part of Princeton- not a big deal. I’m thinking the safest choice may be Seasons 52. I’ve been to the one in Paramus many times and never unhappy. And fair, reasonable prices
Good point. And there are tons of good places to eat in Red Bank and Woodbridge (and probably Matawan although I cannot, at the moment, recall ever eating in Matawan, so I can't say for sure).By far the biggest question is why would you send both parties so far out of their way to meet in Princeton? It's about 1:15 for each party to get to Princeton, while the midpoint between FL/WT is about 0:52. Red Bank, Matawan and Woodbridge are all only a few minutes from the Parkway, not far from the midpoint of the trips, and all have some good mid-level restaurants.
No that was when there was a Shop Rite "Live Rite" market there. 😜Did the Amish move there because of Studio 27? Were they part of the Amish Outlaws?
The Tail is nowhere near a Dive Bar but I wouldn't think of going there myself. Seen Lawyers and Real Estate and plenty of other business folk there over thec years. Nothing beats the bartender making your own half pound burger in grill behind the bar!Some good suggestions so far.
If not wanting to be too casual, but not wanting to be overly formal, Witherspoon Grille would probably be my choice.
I don't really see Tiger's Tale as a dive bar so much as a family restaurant, at least during normal dining hours. Maybe it gets more dive-bar-esque later in the evening, I don't know. But not really at lunchtime.
Along those lines, but closer to Princeton is Conte's Pizza and Bar. The pizza is great and it's a very low key casual place. Gets super crowded on weekend evenings 'cause the pizza is so good. But for lunch, it's probably uncrowded and quiet. Might be a bit too casual if wearing suits to this lunch. It caters a lot to professors and their families, along with students.