Princeton Restaurants With Reservations Open For Valentine's Day
PRINCETON, NJ — Valentine's Day is just around the corner. Most restaurants have limited seating capacity due to the coronavirus pandemic, so it's not a bad idea to make reservations in advance.
Princeton has several top-rated restaurants, and they have reservations open for Feb. 14. Patch compiled a list of restaurants taking reservations. Be sure to make reservations early since available times are likely to fill up fast.
Here's where you can grab a reservation, according to Open Table:
Mediterra, 29 Hulfish Street, Princeton: Located in Princeton's Palmer Square, Mediterra is known for its Mediterranean fare.
Mistral, 66 Witherspoon Street, Princeton: The award-winning restaurant is a top favorite. Mistral's menu is developed by award-winning Chef Scott Anderson, whose emphasis is on fresh, local ingredients and artistically plated dishes.
La Mezzaluna, 25 Witherspoon Street, Princeton: A Princeton fixture for over 15 years, La Mezzaluna is known for its mouth-watering regional Italian cuisine and flavors.
Elements, 66 Witherspoon Street, Princeton: If you've had no luck finding reservations at Mistral, try Elements - another restaurant by Chef Anderson, where guests can have an enhanced, interactive, and personal dining experience.
Ficus Above, 235 Nassau Street, Unit A, Princeton: A news restaurant on the block, but one which offers some delectable cuisine made from the freshest ingredients sourced locally.
The Perch, 20 Bayard Lane, Princeton: The Perch at the Peacock Inn, uses community-driven produce and thoughtfully-sourced ingredients for its dishes. The dishes are rotated to keep up with the changing seasons.
Seasons 52, 3535 US 1, Princeton: The restaurant is well-known. A comfortable and stylish fresh grill and wine bar that has been a go-to for many in the area.
Eno Terra, Kingston: The restaurant is the site of the Fisk General Store and dates back to the 1860s. Eno Terra is known for its farm-to-table Italian food.
Ruth's Chris Steak House, Princeton: A popular choice for many. The restaurant is known for the USDA Prime beef they serve that arrives cooked to perfection and sizzling on a 500-degree plate.
Bahama Breeze, 3535 US 1, Princeton: The laid-back “no worries” atmosphere is perfect for a relaxed date night. Explore island flavors and discover legendary cocktails.
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