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Rosie, Have you been to the Lawrenceville Inn before? I think I read somewhere that the chef was trained at the Ryland Inn. I don't know if that makes a difference to peanutgirl but I have been there and it is romantic.

If you are looking for somewhere romantic and cozy go to the Lawrenceville Inn. It is pretty centrally located and the food is outstanding.

The birds from Griggstown Farms are absolutely wonderful. Most of the restaurants in the princeton area use them. I also believe that the market there is expanding to offer catered goods and a larger line of specialty items. A former cook from the Ryland Inn is running the show.

The Lawrenceville Inn offers tasting menus at 5 7 or 9 courses, with no restrictions on the entire table ordering or not. I did here however that the Chef is changing the format to two separate 7 course menus with a smaller A la Carte section.

The Lawrenceville Inn in Lawrenceville does a wonderful tasting menu not restricted to the entire table. If you are a vegetarian the guys in the kitchen love to cook with vegetables. Especially since the chef buys produce from all the local farms. I believe that it is $13 a course for either 5, 7 or 9 courses. B.Y.O

Maybe Malts and Melts?

I think meltshake is great also

Why Bastard? My mother was married.

How about Cheeseshakes?

No one mentioned The Lawrenceville Inn Only 6 miles south of Princeton.