The Dinky Kitchen - Princeton

This restaurant is quite convenient, with decent parking available nearby. The staff is friendly and inviting. While the interior has a slightly musty smell, the seating is comfortable. The servers are very pleasant and attentive, and the service remains reliable even when the place is busy. The drinks are satisfactory, although not quite as impressive as we had hoped. As for the COVID situation in February 2023, it seems that no one was wearing masks. Overall, I felt comfortable during my visit, and I had no issues when I left.

The food was decent, the drinks were enjoyable, and the atmosphere is perfect for unwinding and sharing a nice meal with friends. I had the Mac and cheese bites, cheesy French fries, the Margherita flatbread, and a glass of Riesling wine. Overall, I found the food to be quite good, although somewhat bland. Considering the quality of the food, it is a bit pricey, even for Princeton. I wouldn't recommend this as a go-to dinner spot given the other options available in the area, but it makes for a fantastic bar in a lovely setting.

Amazing cocktails, good vegetarian selection on the menu, and a fun vibe!

Little bites tapas style. Server was great and gave some recommendations. Located in an old railway station, it has an old charm to the square. Got the Lobster roll, chicken baoches, slider and flatbread. Had no reservations made, but came on a weekday, so it was quiet and sat immediately.

The food is delicious and the drinks are very inventive. The atmosphere is fantastic, as I believe it's in an old station. While the prices are somewhat elevated, they're still affordable for students. The crowd seemed to be about 20% students and 80% locals. It's conveniently located near campus theaters and the new bus station, making it a great spot to visit before a show.