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by Leslie Mitchner photography by Andrew Wilkinson About a year ago an ambitious new restaurant opened in Lambertville, a magnet for restaurateurs. Instantly, Brian’s stood out from the crowd as if it were the magnetic source itself. Reviewers began beating … Continue reading
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by Leslie Mitchner photography by Andrew Wilkinson It was with trepidation that I headed in the dark to the newly reopened Ryland Inn. The adventure was not off to a good start when my friend and I took a wrong … Continue reading
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The stars of the photographic and culinary arts were in alignment when PRINCETON MAGAZINE photographers Benoit Cortet and Andrew Wilkinson met up with six area chefs: Air Force Veteran Ryan Daniels of Jasna Polana; Josh Thomsen, chef and part owner … Continue reading
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By Leslie Mitchner // Tortuga’s Photography by Andrew Wilkinson // Additional photography courtesy of El Tule How sad indeed that most people know Mexican food only as purveyed by restaurant chains and franchises. The first of these, of course, was Taco … Continue reading
Benoit Cortet
A Toute Heure, Cranford, NJ by Leslie Mitchner // photography by Benoit Cortet Cranford, New Jersey, although a quaint little town with its own old-fashioned movie theater, is not exactly a destination point. Yet Jim and Andrea Carbine chose it some five years ago as the place where they … Continue reading
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By Leslie Mitchner // Photography by Andrew Wilkinson If you’re not normally a frequenter of farm markets, you should become one now. If you do not go to Hinds Plaza in Princeton on Thursdays or to the West Windsor or … Continue reading
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by Leslie Mitchner // photography by Andrew Wilkinson Seven miles north of New Hope on winding River Road in Bucks County, Lumberville is a small, out-of-the-way community by anyone’s reckoning. It is hard to imagine it being a tourist destination … Continue reading
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Located in a restored 19th century train station, this American cuisine restaurant offers al fresco wining and dining with an outside bar and deck seating for 130 people, overlooking the Delaware & Raritan Canal. General Manager and sommelier Jim Hall … Continue reading