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Old Man Raffertys
Mar 12, 2008 by Jeff from Trenton NJ
Overall Rating: 9
Food:[8] • Service:[9] • Atmosphere:[8]

• Everything, food, drinks, service.
• Everyone knows about it, expect to often have to wait for a seat.

“This is a loud neighborhood bar. Having said that, it is an outstanding place to spend an evening out if you don't mind a noisy, bustling environment. Servers are friendly and quick, the food is simple but tasty, and a great value. Not a place for romance or lengthy business discussions, but for letting your hair down, knocking back a few, and enjoying a satisfying and delicious meal. Highly recommended, it's just plain fun.”

Clydes
Mar 12, 2008 by Jeff from Trenton NJ
Overall Rating: 4
Food:[9] • Service:[5] • Atmosphere:[8]

• Environment, wine selection, food quality and presentation.
• Servers seem very unmotivated and slow.

“Clyde's is a fabulous concept awaiting proper execution. If you have limitless time and money, you will be in heaven, and should leave this review to make your reservations now. If not, read on. The food there is top-notch. Creative, attractively presented, and delicious. Their wine list is fairly extensive, and I love that there are many wines available by the glass, and that all selections are available in the attached wine store. The environment is classy and beautiful. However; service has been historically slow, as if the servers and barkeeps were lulled to sleep by the relaxing atmosphere; and the prices for their food are mostly ridiculous. My pet gerbil could have finished the lamb platter I purchased for $27;I would be surprised if there was 4 oz of food on the plate, including the greens and potatoes, which made up half of it. I have a modest appetite, and for me to eat my fill (without even stuffing myself) would cost well over $90, without accounting for beverages. This restaurant is a poor unless you are very wealthy, or are in the habit of normally leaving 60% of your meal on the table when you leave anyway.”

Delta'S Soul Food Inc
Mar 11, 2008 by Juna from Phoenix
Overall Rating: 9
Food:[9] • Service:[9] • Atmosphere:[10]

• Decor and food were just right.
• Heard it gets busy on the weekends, parking could be an issue?

“Had a mini reunion with a dear friend here last month. Went on a week night, parking a block away no problem. Food was wonderful, service -attentive, and the vibe was very comfortable and we had a fabulous evening. GO.”

Stage Left An American Cafe
Dec 16, 2007 by Gabriella from Princeton
Overall Rating: 3
Food:[3] • Service:[2] • Atmosphere:[5]

• The food does have the potential to be tasty, if you didn't think you were being royally ripped off.
• Everything else.

“For a four star restaurant which is very expensive, have all the rich people lost their minds? This is the best kept scam in town. The food was mediocre, very small portions (an appetizer with 2 scallops for $16, are you kidding? The service was horrible and they sat us in the back of the restaurant near the door to the party down below. The door was opened with traffic walking by every second. Don't waste your money or time. .”

Delta'S Soul Food Inc
Oct 25, 2007 by fran from new brunswick
Overall Rating: 9
Food:[9] • Service:[9] • Atmosphere:[10]

• Food and very cool atmosphere.
• Nothing negative encountered yet.

“Don't let tales of parking deter you from Deltas. There is plenty of safe parking in the nearby structure if you don't want to valet it. The food is such a treat! Down home southern fare with an upscale, grown up sophisticated undertone. The food is so plentiful that you will be able to eat your fill and take home enough for a midnight snack (I do believe the food gets even better standing in your own kitchen). Close to the Hyatt and Held rich for business travelers. I plan to go and check out the jazz and karaoke nights sometime. Delta's is a jewel in new Brunswicks new crown of excellent restaurants.”