Cykick wrote: > (Timothy B. writes (in part): > > > Someone wrote: > > : I am trying to organize an 80th birthday party for my father who lives near > > : Princeton in New Jersey. Can any of you in R.F.R. recommend any eateries > > : in or very nearby Princeton that have (1) good food (2) reasonable prices and > > : (3) room for a party of 40 or more? Your assistance and wisdom will be very > > : much appreciated. > > [Comments delateed for space savings] In the Princeton area, you might want to try Good Time Charley's (Route 27 in Kingston) or the Rocky Hill Inn in Rocky Hill just north of Princeton (3/4 miles east of 206 on Route 518). > > > You might want to think about trying Hopewell or Lambertville. > > Let's see, there's a Middle Eastern place in Hopewell called > Cassablanca that could probably handle 40, but it's not cheap. There's > also a former relative of Charley's not far from there (its current > name escapes me, sorry). Casablanca is no longer in business. It was replaced by a WaWa 2 or so years ago. Mary
Princeton, NJ
Eating in Princeton NJ
Mary T. wrote in response to my earlier follow-up (in part): >Cykick wrote: > >> (Timothy B. writes (in part): >> >> > Someone wrote: >> > : I am trying to organize an 80th birthday party for my father who >lives near >> > : Princeton in New Jersey.... >[Comments delateed for space savings] > >In the Princeton area, you might want to try Good Time Charley's (Route 27 >in Kingston) or the Rocky Hill Inn in Rocky Hill just north of Princeton >(3/4 miles east of 206 on Route 518). Thanks for the good, albeit sad, word on Cassablanca. To return the favor... ;-) The Rocky Hill Inn is now called Seafare, specializing in (surprise!) seafood. The old Rocky Hill Inn sign is still on the building itself. Helena Robinson AT&T Basking Ridge, NJ [email removed] (PREFERRED)