New Hope Ferry Market

Feels like a cozy, upscale food court with a great variety of options. If you’re with a group and everyone wants something different, this place is perfect. They’ve got Mediterranean, Peruvian, Indian, and more — something for everyone. It’s fun to walk around, check out the different stalls, and pick what you’re in the mood for.

The Ferry Market is a foodie’s dream! It’s filled with a wide variety of options, and I was especially thrilled to find a gluten-free only restaurant—such a rare and exciting find for someone like me who is gluten-free. Finally, a place where everyone can enjoy something delicious. I’ll definitely be coming back!

Such a nice cozy place! Many options to choose from, even many vegan ones. Love coming back and trying something new everytime! The place is always super busy (that is a good sign, right!?) but you can always find an open table to take a seat and enjoy your food and drink. Definitely will be back soon again!

The Smell the Curry restaurant in the Ferry Market was amazing. It’s a smaller version of their other locations, but it still offers a great selection of both North and South Indian cuisines. When you enter the main entrance of the market, it's tucked toward the right-hand side. For today’s visit, my wife and I ordered the chili chicken and two Mysore Dosas. Just a fair warning: we love spicy food, and these dishes are spicy. If you can't handle the heat, they offer mango lassi or mango juice drinks to help cool things down. If you prefer milder food, there are plenty of other options, including dosas that aren’t spicy. Dosas, by the way, are thin savory crepes made from a fermented batter of ground black gram and rice. The Mysore Dosa is filled with Indian bhaji (Indian-style mashed potatoes). The dish comes with a few dipping options like sambar (a lentil and vegetable stew) and coconut chutney. It’s very filling—I didn’t have enough room to finish, but I’m looking forward to the leftovers. The market is a great place to visit while in New Hope. There are several other restaurants to try as well. It reminds me of a tiny version of the Reading Terminal. We can’t wait to visit this location again.

My favorite places to visit are Lambertville NJ and New Hope PA. Every weekend I have the same dilemma with where to go and always the same images come up of irresistible and fun places to enjoy, ie Lambertville NJ and New Hope PA . Delaware River houses those two Town on an opposite banks. Add French Town ( 20 ish minutes from both town on NJ side ( route 32 and 29 ) and weekend becomes unforgettable and never boring. More: there's a Peddlers village, 7 miles from Hew Hope. A little jem not to forget. Mission accomplished.

Staff of Sushi Station were incredibly hospitable and generous. Food was delicious and well-presented. Highly recommend.

Market’s atmosphere was good. I love that there is lots of cuisines available. The mini pies were SO GOOD. Amazing. The chef was there and a great person to chat with. Also had the chickpeas curry from the curry place and it was delicious.

We enjoyed lunch at Ferry Market. It is really a neat place. I guess I would describe it as a high end food court. It probably had about a dozen vendors and each one looked great. We enjoyed chai lattes from the coffee shop before deciding on our lunch. We decided on the mushroom pizza and a shrimp crepe. Both were outstanding but I really need to call out the crepe which was just superb. Seating is basic but this is a really casual place. It is kid friendly but you can also enjoy a glass of wine or a beer there as well. Definitely a good place if you can’t agree on what to eat but you know you want a super casual setting.

Great place to take a break when walking around town. Good coffee and a very good selection of different ethnic foods. Had samosa some time back and enjoyed it. Had a chorizo and cheese empanada this time and found it very delicious. Just a fun little diversion with some interesting food choices.

This market has food offerings for everyone. They even have beer! Everyone is pleasant. It's gets busy, so seating could be an issue (my favorite place to sit is inside in front of the windows facing the street). They offer indoor and outdoor seating, but it could easily become full during weekends with good weather. My favorite place is Lima Fusion. It is consistently flavorful, and the employees are kind.

I got food from the Good Gyro and it's delicious :) Healthy, filling, and absolutely delicious, I loved the food here! The plating is very appealing to me, and the lamb had my mouth watering. My only critique is that the naan/bread that came with this dish was thin and kinda hard to eat. Besides that, this was a great meal. Good service, and the Ferry Market has a nice vibe to it. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.

So cute inside! I love a market where I can get whatever I want and my friend can get something else. I got sweet potato fries and lemonade (great). My friend got steak tacos (not awesome). Booths were pretty quick.

Clean place. Friendly staff. Lots of food options. Setup is like a food court. Parking is easy on the street.

I've been to upscale cafeterias before and feel like they are a great option for large groups and for when group members have differing tastes. Lima fusion is Peruvian food and the flavors and bold and hitting! The tamale and tacos with the green sauce could have been my standard meal for the next week! The yellow pepper ceviche fish was a little too acidic where I could not eat the whole portion. Service was fair and I wish that there was a less wasteful option for packaging. So much plastic waste.

Must check out the Little Radish! Best health food in town. I love their Good Morning Juice and Lox Bagel. For lunch, I have to recommend the Tex Mex Mama. I have a dairy allergy and they were able to adjust it to my dietary needs.

Poke Bowls The women working behind the counter could not have been nicer. My poke bowl was HUGE and I had enough for two meals. You are allowed to get two sauces which really lets you change it up. Amazing options and large selection. We sat outside while my friend got a burger from another section of the market. Market was a great date spot so everyone is happy:)

I have the Margarita pizza from the pizza station and it was really good. The waiter remembered my name and knew who I was when retrieving my pizza. I appreciate the customer service. I also took advantage of the wine station and enjoyed a bottle of their new Big Oh wine which is also seasonal. I love a good seasonal.

I like this place. You have a choice of which food or drink experience you want to have. There are various groups selling their products in this place. There are common areas to sit down and enjoy your purchases. Very clean place and very helpful people. It's also a great place to people watch.

An upscale food court experience in the heart of downtown New Hope. If you are familiar with Grand Central Market in LA or Reading Terminal Market it Philly, I would likened it to a miniature version of those. There is indoor and outdoor seating available and a variety of cuisines (about 11 vendors.) The ambiance is rustic / industrial. A great lunch or snack spot while exploring this adorable river town!

Great addition to downtown New Hope. Many different food stalls with interesting and well-prepared choices. There's even wine available! We enjoy stopping here while walking in town when we don't want to feel time-pressured by reservations. Lots of seating and a friendly chill atmosphere.

I love the Ferry Market! It is wonderful to have a place that provides options for everyone. It is convenient to choose food from different vendors to share with my family, and everything was delicious!

The reading terminal of New hope bringing you a variety of dining options for those looking g for a quick bite. They have something for everyone including your sweet tooth lovers.

Great little food market with half a dozen or so meal choices a couple of coffee bars and even beer and wine (although both didn't seem to be open the Saturday afternoon we were there! Excellent for a smallish group looking for good menu variety and quality.

We visited Peddler's Village and New Hope in December and we needed food before we headed back home. We couldn't decide what we wanted so we wandered around New Hope for about half an hour before we found Ferry Market. This place is great, but we STILL couldn't come to a consensus so the three of us ate at three different places. My son got a chicken parm sandwich from Basilico's Pizza & Co. and he raved about it all the way home. It wasn't the biggest sandwich, but it was quite delicious-sauce wasn't too sweet, chicken was crispy and tasted great and the roll was wrapped it up nicely. I'd love too come back and try something in else from Basilico's. Wifey chose Lima Fusion and got a Chicken quesadilla, two beef empanadas (one for me) and a salad. The quesadilla was very good-lots of chicken and cheese, but it was the empanadas, with light flaky croissant like shells that was the home run. I stopped at The Pork Shack and had one of the greatest pork sandwiches I ever had- I got a small tomato bisque and the French pig - pork, gruyere, grilled onions, and aioli on a small soft flatbread. Im not lying here, I didn't want to finish the sandwich because it was so good...too bad it wasn't bigger. Usually when I go back to a place I liKe I try something new...but if I ever get back to The Pork Shack I'm having the same sandwich. When you find something this good there's no need to try something else. After the three of us finished up with lunch we ended wIth a stop at The Good Gyro for some pistachio baklava. I love baklava, like I could eat it everyday, but this was just slightly off-a little dry, though it tasted just fine. I have a feeling it may have just been an off day, but who knows. If I'm ever back here I'll certainly try the baklava again.

This great place to eat. I ate at The Pork Shack and the food was good. The staff showed customer excellence. I would highly recommend this place and The Ferry Market has a lot of different types of foods. Also the atmosphere is very nice and comfortable.

I often visit downtown New Hope, PA. It is a beautiful place to walk around, shop and eat. While I was there I often stop at the Ferry Market. This is a building that offers a multiple options for food and snacks. I found myself ordering from the pork shack there. I purchased a grilled cheese breakfast sandwich and was not disappointed. I also like the smoothie stand there and often pick up drinks there. The atmosphere is nice but there is not too much seating for people so I recommend going at a less busy time. Overall my experience here is always nice and I always try to order new food from different vendors. 10/10 would recommend.

Good food court with different vendors and fusion of street food. Tried Lima fusion, good gyro and the spot. Lima food was great but not the street corn which priced $7 but just a plain boiled corn with some ranch and cheese. Ceviche and purple corn juicy were recommended to try! The SPOT has this bagel pizza which was very crunchy but with cheese melt in the right way! Gyro place was ok with the pita bread very thin and cold but cauliflower and eggplant salad was ok other than small portion like one scope each only. The market has other coffee and desert place but has limited seating place when leak hours.

I visit New Hope Pennsylvania every month or two and it's great to see the town redeveloped the market. All the new restaurants in the food court are pretty good for the most part, prices are reasonable and the place is kept spotless. This is a great place to stop with a variety of healthy foods, indoor and outdoor seating and fast service. I would recommend stopping by.

Great spot for newer food businesses to start out and gain a following. Maybe a dozen different great looking businesses of all different types of cuisine in a sizable, clean space. Had a delicious grilled cheese at The Pork Shack!! Three types of cheeses and caramelized onions on some slamming bread. Highly recommend making it a combo with a nice handful of tater tots and incredible tomato bisque. The girl working the stand was so nice and chill. Steph got a delicious breakfast sandwich at Politis of a sausage patty, egg, and cheese on a fancy looking cinnamon raisin English muffin (that salty/sweet)! Grateful she gave me a bite of it because boy was it good. Truth be told I opted for the grilled cheese because the sandwich looked over priced when I saw it but after trying it I now understand why. Also had really solid coffee at Sky Roast on the left right when you walk in. The hot cups were styrofoam, much to Steph's environmental chagrin- she wanted me to mention that. TIP: 5% off if you pay in cash. All in all a really nice establishment. Didn't feel like 5 stars but that's A-OK sometimes because the food was still delish.

Pork shack was terrible. The seafood chowder had zero seafood. The soup looked like tomato minestrone. I went back and asked and they told me they gave me the correct soup. It's either completely false advertising or they were too lazy to correctly serve me the right soup. Emilia was very rude. The pork sandwich was dry and overpriced.

This is such a cute place for the perfect date spot or day drinking with friends! Although the place looks tiny from the outside, it has so much going on in there. I came here to hang out with my boys (my 8 month old and hubby) and had such a nice time. We browsed all the eatery shops, desserts and wine tasting! I adore places like this because it is literally Yelp heaven, you can taste lots of things at once and they are local shops. We ended up getting pulled pork, with garlic tots (which were amazing and dripping in garlic oil, so not for the weak), and tikka masala (which was creamy and the perfect amount of spicy). They were having a beer tasting in the outside patio, which was perfect for the sunny day weather. All in all the entire place is gorgeous and perfect for not just sunny days but also rainy weather hangin'. So, what are you waiting for? Go check it out!

Such a cute shop in New Hope! I stopped here for coffee and loved walking around to see what the other shops were carrying. There was something for everyone and for every time of day- breakfast, lunch or dinner. Plenty of seating and lots of great gift options to bring back home if you're visiting from out of town. Overall, a lovely little shop with quick access to the beautiful river out back.

I went to the Ferry Market for the first time on Saturday, then went back again on Sunday. It is AWESOME. My guy and I tried all kinds of things: - I had a bowl from Moku with zucchini noodles at the base, then shrimp, coconut, and the Moku dressing. SO GOOD, and the fact that zoodles were an option made me so happy. It's not always the easiest to find healthy, non-canola-oil laden food with tons of carbs. This was really good and customer service was great. The lady behind the counter seemed very genuinely nice. - I had 2 pieces of chocolate from Sciascia Confections as a treat. They were both DIVINE, and I am picky about chocolate. I went to get more the next day but they didn't show up at their 10am opening time on Sunday and we'd already been waiting for a while for them to open. - My guy tried a pork sandwich from The Pork Shack which he was happy with. He didn't *love* it, but he said it was better than average. The tater tots seemed to be standard / could have even frozen and re-fried. I do love their idea of having new tater tot ideas everyday. - The next day we had a crepe from Bonjour Creperie. The service was amazing and the crepes were pretty good. I love that the savory ones are made from buckwheat. My crepe had bacon, spinach, and tomato in it. I wouldn't have been sad with more bacon but it was still great and the sprouts and fruit with it were very high quality and fresh. - The coffee from Skyroast Coffee was GREAT!! The first time we went, I'd taken 2 allergy pills that made me drowsy (whoops, I missed that warning). A small iced coffee from there got me fixed right up and was the reason we came back to the market on Sunday. I've seen other people comment on the customer service there and I'll admit that both times I went, the cashiers seemed super uninterested. The first time I was there, the younger woman at the desk didn't acknowledge me for a few minutes. The next morning the guy at the desk looked like a walking zombie. Ultimately the coffee was good enough that I did not care, and only remember in recollection because other people pointed out the service. Overall this is a solid 5/5 and I'd definitely come back. I'm so happy to have all these healthy (and not so healthy) options! This place feels so progressive and spectacular. :)

Wandering through New Hope on an early Saturday afternoon we decided to check out the Ferry Market for lunch; there were some interesting offerings and unfortunately some potentially interesting spots were closed. (???) Market Pizza looked like a good option so we decided to try it; though there was no one in line, after placing our order and paying we learned it would be thirty minutes before our two pizzas would be ready. The host said they had been very busy and were backed up; a more professional approach would be to tell us that up front. They did deliver the pizza slightly early and we admit they were excellent; great crust and toppings.

Great food tons of nice local vendors to buy from. Service is usually great from these restaurants very nice store owners. Great open spot for lunch or a snack with nice town view.

This was my second stop at Ferry Market and it is a great option for lunch. Great Reno and use of space with a selection of small vendors and inside/outside seating. Both times I ordered from The Pork Shack and enjoyed the meals equally. The gyro place was also a hit with my brother. Wine by the glass is available as well as a local beer selection. Overall nice addition to Ne Hope. Would recommend it n any visit in town.

Ferry Market has stood for a few years now and in a town full of nice shops and places to eat it does serve an important function. Built on the site of what looked like an old 1970's indoor mall with old little shops the Market was rehabbed into a single large room with stalls along the walls and in the middle selling all sorts of snacks and drinks and food. Each stall is independent of the others but there is a general sense of good humor and support and the people are friendly. It is closed on Tuesdays but otherwise it is open and importantly it is open fairly early in the mornings. If you know the stores on New Hope's main drag you'll know how rare and special this is. So good location, nice people, pretty design; why did I give it only 3 stars? GARLIC. There is a place selling pizza right at the front of the line of stalls and the smell of garlic radiating out from it seems to fill the place. Great if you're there for Pizza but for anything else? If you don't like garlic or worse, you have an allergy to garlic, hint, hint, hint, it is beyond oppressive and makes it hard to linger over other counters' wares due to the pong. If they can find a way to control the smell it would be a lovely spot but as it currently stands...

If you're in New Hope, this market is rather unassuming. It doesn't have a cute exterior or kitschy touristy stuff placed out front to garner one's attention. However once inside, I'd say it's like an extremely mini version of Philly's Reading Terminal Market. Except...the bathrooms are actually somewhat clean and it's not as crowded. We saw an Indian eatery selling a nicely sized portion of rice and your choice of curry (tikka masala Et. al) for $8.95, that's dirt cheap for this town! It'll help offset the $6 you can spend for a delicious cookie immediately down the way from there. Also has a winery that has tastings (nobody was around when we walked by), a gyro place, Poke bowls, a meat/cheese shoppe (intentionally went with the pretentious spelling for that), coffee, and likely a few places I'm overlooking. Definitely stop by to enjoy some AC, heed the call of nature, taste a sweet treat and save some $ on lunch or dinner if you aren't planning on dining anywhere "nice" in New Hope/Lambertville.

A much needed food court in the touristy area of New Hope. Quality foods, beer, deserts and coffee to be had here. I gravitated to Weyerbacher and had a flight and then made my way to Skyroast coffee for some of the best coffee in the area.

This is my go to one stop shop for dining, whether to eat in or to go. Most restaurants in the area book up rather quickly when the weather gets nice in the area. This is where you go if you don't have reservations. But that doesn't mean the food isn't good, or a last resort. So many wonderful options to choose from that will surely fit everyone's dietary preferences. I will say the tables do fill up quickly but this isn't really the place to sit and chat. Most folks sit and eat and leave when done. There is cleaning solution and paper towels to clean the tables yourself. Always make sure to clean up after yourself when done, it's the proper/right thing to do. There is beer and wine as well to sit and sip while you dine as well. Great options, great choices, very clean, and everyone is always friendly.

This place was so cute. Reminded me a lot of the chelsea market in nyc. I loved the vendors I ended up trying the tacos from the Mexican place that was delicious. They have outdoor seating but it is self clean so you have to wipe down the tables yourself.

This is one of the best developments along Main street New hope in years !!! It's very clean and well thought out. The Market offers a handful of great eateries, a candy shop and a wine shop. Some of the booths were closed when we came by, so we will definitely be back. We stopped by Boku Bowls which i highly recommend !!! you love it !!. I hope New hope considers developing another spot similar to this !!!

Obsessed! Amazing food hall with so many different options. I had amazing hot chocolate with dairy free made with almond milk. The macaroons were great. The great big cookie company is so god. We tried the peanut butter cookie and fudge brownie. Out of this world. You can get beer and wine and walk around. Awesome place for lunch!

What a great year round food fest! Whatever you are in the mood for you will find it! We ate from around the world with empanadas from Lima Fusion, Tandori Oven Chicken from Cross Culture Gourmet Indian, Queso blanco mushroom Tots from The Pork Shack, "The Oliver" with chicken from Bonjour Creperie, gluten free baked yummies from The Happy Mixer, locally roasted coffee at Sky Roast - double cappuccino- "A kick in the head" and we purchased drinking chocolate from Sciascia, natural organic body lotion and scrub body from Blue Moon Acres and ended our tour with a red wine tasting and a Pinot Noir purchase from the Unionville Vineyards! The food is fresh and the flavors are kicking! Quality dining in a mobile dining atmosphere, also option to take away! Prices are reasonable for the quality and you will definitely walk away satisfied. The plan is to blast out the back wall and continue down to the river! So more deliciousness to come. *Parking is a challenge, mostly on the street. N.B. it's going from parking meters to kiosks. Creative seating but limited so keep your eyes peeled for a spot while looking at your eatery options and check out the ". Brings me joy!" Post-it Wall!

It is a very pleasant atmosphere with a variety of choice. I enjoy getting my glass of wine from Joe who matches it up with the food I ordered. Owen in the back resturant . I enjoy the Posada probably Peruvian. ! All the resturants have always given pleasant service. Recommend highly on your visit to New Hope.

I ordered something off menu, a grilled cheese with three different kinds of cheese and broccoli rab. I would have never thought to put these things together! It was excellent. A little greasy, but that's what grilled cheese is supposed to be. Cute atmosphere, seemed very clean and the staff was extremely nice.

I love it here. I got the Indian food and my gf had the vegetarian zucchini noodle poke bowl. We got a velvet cupcake and chocolate cream cheese brownie. Everything was scrumptious!!! The perfect place for a quick bite or a gathering of friends. Lots of seating and choices, it can suit everyone's preferences!!!

Since I live in Philadelphia, and my friend lives in Bridgewater, we decided to meet in a place that was equidistant from both of us. Luckily that place is the super cute and quaint New Hope, Pennsylvania. The forecast called for a lot of rain and I knew nothing of new Hope and what restaurants were good, so I suggested we meet up at the ferry market so that we would have some options as to what we would want to eat. Plus, I'm a big wine enthusiast, and I saw that there was a winery in the market as well. Is the winery didn't open until 12, and we got there at 11, we took a lap around to see what food was available. There was a good mix of cuisine, though at 11, not everything was open. We ended up being intrigued by the creative options for pizza at Playlist Pizza and Panini. We ordered the #4 Girls Just Wanna Have Carbs Pizza (Homemade BBQ sauce, grilled chicken, sliced red onions, pineapple, cheddar cheese) and the #9 Time After Thai Pizza (Spicy peanut sauce, grilled chicken, shredded carrots, shredded mozzarella, topped with cilantro and chopped peanuts). I wasn't a huge fan of the bbq sauce on #4, and wished there was more chicken and pineapple. The #9 was my favorite and made a nice fusion between Italian and Thai. After a few slices each, we packed away the rest for leftovers, and walked over to the winery, which was now open. Unionville winery is located in New Jersey, but they have a tasting room in The Ferry Market. Though they don't have a wine tasting, I will let you try any of the wines you want for free! I decided to try all of the reds available, and one of the whites and the rosé. It's funny how I am definitely more of a red wine person, but when I visit wineries, the wine I usually like the most is one of the whites. At Unionville, my favorite wine was the Riesling and the rosé. Both were refreshing, and not too sweet. I ended up with a glass of the riesling and bought a bottle of both. The guy working the counter also recommended that I get a white chocolate sea salt truffle from the chocolate purveyor across the way. That truffle paired perfectly with my riesling! If you are in New Hope on a rainy day, this is definitely a place to check out!

A good variety of food selection. Bonus points for thw spacious dining area. It was really fun to walk around the area and then come to the market for lunch.

I was sad to see the Four Seasons Mall close because I grew up going there, but I'm happy with what they did with the space. The newly constructed Ferry Market has a great seating area I look forward to utilizing when the weather is warm. The plus side is there's finally a place in New Hope where you can grab a coffee or a smoothie or both, eat a variety of food, try wine and pick up local produce ALL in one stop. I think my favorite part is Unionville Vineyards having an area to wine taste. Or you can buy a bottle, find a table and enjoy with friends. You have to grab some macaroons at Sciascia Confections. I love the Red Velvet but my favorite is probably the Rose. Mmm. Greenstraw has a great selection of smoothies. I'm happy I don't have to travel to Newtown when I feel like my body needs a wheatgrass shot. Boku offers breakfast bowls and poke bowls. There are not too many poke bowls in Bucks County so I'm happy this is at Ferry Market. The portions are large. Warm Jasmine rice serves as a bed for your choice of protein and other toppings. Add a sauce or two, I recommend the yum yum. Bam - lunch is served. The Pork Shack is another great lunch/dinner choice. I'm not a huge pork fan but I find their menu items palatable. They also have tots. Get them. I still have to check out the other vendors but so far I'm impressed.

The hubs took me here for my birthday in June, and I loved it! Such a cute, quaint market, with a surprisingly diverse set of vendors. We shared a granita from SkyRoast Coffee, and some macaroons from Sciascia Confections. (Oh, and let's not forget the free samples of "hot drinking chocolate" Sciascia gave us ... to die for!) Sometimes with cutesie food hall venues, you get all ambiance and the actual food quality is lacking. Ferry Market wasn't like that at all. Although we only purchased from a couple of vendors, all of the food and bev we had was top notch. If we're back in the area, we'll definitely be stopping by again!

EAT AT: LITTLE RADISH Vegan. GF. Delish. You'll be glad you did. Great variety. Super flavorful. A nice antidote to the heavier options nearby.

The Little Radish at the front of the market is the absolute best! They have crazy delicious soups, salads, and desserts beautifully prepared made from locally sourced ingredients. Lots of gluten-free options. Everything looks so pretty and tastes amazing. The Call Me Bleu salad is ridiculous!! And the gluten-free carrot whoopie pies... OMG.

Enjoyed this place immediately. It has many food, wine and cookie stalls. I can't wait to go again the next time I'm in town. It was great for people watching and picking different places. The bathrooms were clean but smelled funky.

I like the variety of food here--I feel like a lot of things available at the Ferry Market wouldn't be available anywhere else. Bubble tea, crepes, acai bowls, poke bowls, etc. Even if you're not craving anything, you can find something you want. There is a bit of seating inside as well as outside and my only issue was that the wine tasting was not available the day we went. The AC and the clean bathrooms were definitely also a perk.

Ferry Market is a market place where small, local vendors sell their delicious meals. My husband and I popped into the Ferry Market two times during our 3-day weekend in New Hope. On Saturday night we stopped by right before closing and enjoyed chocolates from Sciascia, the chocolatier onsite. On Sunday morning I picked up Earl Gray tea from Skyroast Coffee and we had delicious breakfast sandwiches from Politi's (fresh, local meats). Stop in for a meal or a snack. Everyone will be able to find food that appeals to them. Oh - and I am SO happy there is diversity in the foods offered! There is limited seating in the winter, but in the summer there is a large outdoor space.

They have outdoor seating and a clean bathroom. Also you aren't forced to wear a mask if you have a medical condition. Everything is cleaned. Lots of different types of good food in here. The Greek food was the best! Also the wine in the back is pretty good. The coffee up front was the best. Food is affordable and better than any of the expensive restaurants.