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23 N Union St, Lambertville, NJ 08530, United States
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Nestled in the heart of Lambertville, NJ, Under The Moon Cafe offers a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for any occasion. Located at 23 N Union St, this American-style restaurant brings together a blend of comfort and creativity, with a menu designed to satisfy a variety of tastes. Whether you're in the mood for a cozy dine-in experience, a relaxing meal on their outdoor seating, or need a quick takeaway, Under The Moon Cafe has you covered. The restaurant offers a wide selection of beverages, from refreshing cocktails and ice-cold beers to fine wines and spirits. For those who prefer lighter fare, the cafe features healthy options and small plates, alongside vegetarian choices that are both flavorful and filling. The intimate setting also includes a private dining room, ideal for special occasions or a quiet meal with friends and family. With service options like kerbside pickup and delivery, Under The Moon Cafe makes it easy to enjoy their delectable offerings wherever you are. Whether you're stopping by for a casual lunch, a cozy dinner, or a drink with friends, this local gem never disappoints with its relaxed vibe and mouth-watering choices.
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23 N Union St, Lambertville, NJ 08530, United States
Wow! What an amazing brunch we had. Our waitress was amazing though I didn’t get her name. The food was phenomenal as well. I got the steak and eggs and on the first bite I was blown away. My mom ordered from the à la carte menu, and my boyfriend got a Belgian waffle, bacon, and home fries. Overall it was a great spot to eat. The area is beautiful, and the restaurant itself is very cute and cozy.
Under the Moon is a great spot in the heart of Lambertville. The entrance has a cool VW bus and beautiful garden full of plants and flowers. It’s really beautiful. There is a side walk sign that welcomes dogs and lists special events including local night specials. There is also a really nice ramp should anyone need it. Indoor and outdoor seating were offered, we opted for outdoor on their covered porch. Bella was our server and she is so good at her job! She told us about the owners story and how he has grown his business and developed a huge following for his famous empanadas. She gave us some tapas selections and we took all of them! Drinks arrived in mason glasses that I loved. The tapas are $40 for three. The portions are on the smaller side. You can add a forth if you’d like too for an uncharge. Plates are presented nicely on a tower, along with some crostini's on the side. We loved the bacon wrapped dates! If you like blue cheese try these! They were our favorite. The Cazuela De Queso was a goat cheese dip with caramelized onions. It was good, but not as good as the dates. I would recommend skipping the Tostones Con Ropa Vieja. We both found the meat delicious but stringy and difficult to chew. I will definitely come back to Under the Moon. When I do I'm definitely trying the empanadas or coming for locals night. Their $30 three course meal on Wednesdays is a sweet deal!Wednesday's are a great night in Lambertville because it's locals night. Many businesses offer specials like this one to bring in the locals, but everyone gets to enjoy it!
We went for brunch. Make reservations for weekends. We didn’t and as we got seated outside in the “party tent”. It was nice, but we wanted to be inside. I got the chicken and waffles. Pretty excellent. It was all excellent. Nice location, great atmosphere, very good food.
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.