8 Best American Restaurants near Trenton

“Their lobster is delicious and tender (even without the crack butter which is never the case for Philly area lobster), if need be for those with family members that can't eat shellfish or avoid seafood they have traditional cuisine like burgers made to your liking, chicken tenders and salads...veggie burgers too for that family member you weren't able to leave home no matter how hard you tried. If your waiter/waitress isn't sure what you mean when asking for garlic butter (common with uncultured seafood eaters like myself from the Philly area) then ask for the "crack butter", they'll know what you mean. Thank you to our waitress for her hospitality, the owners for the great family dining, special thanks to the husband for the fresh caught lobster.“

“Hosts were very accommodating. Great wait staff. Food took a little longer to get out but the hash brown crab Rangoon was incredible! Whoever came up with this recipe should be put into the hall of fame.Burgers were cooked perfectly. Pink on the inside and a char on the outside. Definitely upgrade your fries to the spiced toppings.I love the ambiance. It has a cigar lounge/downtown feel and there was a younger child helping around the place which really gave it that home town feel.A bit pricey with an odd caveat on the menu for a small surcharge but with 2 burgers, upgraded fries, a bowl of Mac and cheese for the little guy plus the appetizer we made out right at $100 with a tip.Would definitely recommend.(Owner engages with customers. A+ in my book)“

“Stopped in to Martha's Diner on our way to Acadia National Park. On one of the hottest days of the year and despite the fact the diner has no AC, it was one of the best breakfasts I have had in a long time. Simple scrambled with bacon but with fresh Maine blueberry pancakes for me and my wife had ham and eggs with the biggest slab of ham I have ever seen on a breakfast plate. It is an old-school, local diner with waiters and waitresses shouting orders and the kitchen shouting back. Very 'local' vibe as well.“

“A delightful and welcoming family business on the Surry Rd in Ellsworth.The café was charming and stylish, and the food was amazing!Wheelchair accessibility: We were delighted that the member of our party who requires a power wheelchair was able to enter the store with provided gently sloping ramp and comfortably traverse the store and maneuver in the café. Thank you!“

“I read the one star review as well as several four and fie star reviews and my curiosity was sparked. My wife and I were visiting Maine and wanted to experience a little local color. We got that in spades. Brianna was one of the kindest people we have ever met as out of towners.. We had great conversations with her and others., We could not have felt more welcome. As for the”F” bomb, I say BFD. Places like Peppers Pub should be relished, not trashed. We loved this place!“

“86 out of 86!! Ordered the Rockabilly burrito bowl ?, beyond amazing!! Added avocado, which is very fresh.Very friendly staff, insanely fast, wonderful atmosphere, and incredibly delicious!!!!Anyone passing through Ellsworth should absolutely stop here for a bite! ?Dietary restrictions: Great gluten-free options!“

“Great little place. We stayed in a cozy little room and drove to Acadia in the mornings. Breakfast is delicious and the rooms are clean. It's about a 45min drive to Acadia, which isn't bad at all.Nearby activities: Acadia National ParkFood & drinks: Breakfast was awesome. Usually at bed and breakfasts you eat what they make. Here our waitress gave us a menu and we picked whatever we wanted. I had blueberry pancakes and bacon one morning and a salmon pepper omelette the next.“

“Nice place most times nice customers as in all places theirs the few undesirables but nice workers overall and convenient access to tables scrumptious crab rolls and burgers are handmade unlike other places from the freezer to the grill overall nice place“