Sky Cafe

First off the views are amazing,to just watch the planes take off and land .we went Mother’s Day and waited about 1 hour n 1/2 which was expected but when we got seated it was a great time with delicious food

I wish I could give 10 stars for the atmosphere. This is phenomenal place if you like watching planes take off and land. It's located on a small airport where small aircraft (2-3 people capacity) can take off and land. The restaurant offers plenty outdoor seating as well as indoor seating with windows to watch small aircraft take off and land as you eat. It's an amazing place for small kids as well as adults who love planes. The food is great. The hosts are very kind and cordial. Very homely. Beverage options are limited though. We tried their pork skillet, eggs benedict and French toast. It was very filling and delicious. And then you can just hang around the lawns outside and watch planes for as long as you like. Brilliant half-day trip.

Food is consistently good and the staff are friendly and welcoming. The food comes out pretty quick too after ordering. Only in a recent visit for lunch was the Reuben sandwich I ordered very light on the amount of meat in the sandwich. Otherwise, their breakfast options are unique and taste great. And their panini sandwiches were also very good. Nice view of the airport landing strip as well to watch the planes land.

Great place for a Sunday Brunch. Food and Service is great! Nice view of planes taking off.

Wow! What a wonderful location! My family and I visited Sky Café today for the first time. They have an IPad for easy check in. We enjoyed sitting on a bench and watching the planes come and go as we waited for our table. We were promptly seated at a table on the outdoor patio. We requested to sit outside but there is also indoor dining available as well. The breakfast was delicious. We had a variety of food from waffles, to breakfast burritos to skillets. Everything was equally tasty and the view of the runway was spectacular! There are benches and tables for non diners to enjoy as well. This is a great place to spend an afternoon! Highly recommend!

I deeply despise the term "hidden gem," but I'm hard-pressed not to use it here. This place is in the middle of nowhere, and I was only aware of its existence from local word of mouth, despite this being essentially my original HQ and my high school being a very short ride down the road (and good luck even seeing this from the road). Subtle doesn't even begin to describe this location. I came here this past Sunday for lunch with some chums, including two honorary young pup chums. The young pups were primarily brought along in the hopes that there might be some airplane action optics for them, so on that basis alone it was a success - we had at least two planes land in front of the windows, prompting a mixture of squeals and shushes. We also took a quick walk outside afterwards to look at the planes parked (feels like there must be a better word it) off to the side of the runway, which was an exciting mini-adventure for them despite the nippiness. Just to underscore the random area this is in, you have to drive off a county highway past the entrance to Beneduce, and then into the Sky Manor Airport, which requires driving all the way around and behind the airport buildings until you ultimately arrive at the restaurant. You earn this one. The interior of this place is pretty memorable too - I've been in a few local airport cafes before, and this is on par with them. Lots of wood paneling that feels like an unintentional homage to everyone's grandparents' basement (where were the Dean Martin records?), coupled with airplane swag on the walls and just an overall old school diner feel. I don't know that this restaurant is necessarily historic in the sense that it's been here for decades, but it's cozy and seems lived in, if that makes sense. Very cool. I'd been emotionally preparing for breakfast/brunch but didn't realize that that specific menu cuts off before noon, so I hemmed and hawed quite a bit at the lunch menu. None of the burgers or sandwiches were really speaking to me so I went with the Arugula Salad with the grilled chicken add-on, featuring sweet potatoes, cranberries and a soft boiled egg. It's pretty rare for me to go salad, but this is the kind of I'm into, and it delivered. Huge portion (I was decently hungry and probably left a quarter of it on the plate), and all of the sweet and savory perfectly complemented each other. If you're into salad chains, it reminded me a lot of the harvest bowl option at Chopt or Sweet Green but honestly better. The one miss for me was dessert. The pups were clamoring for chocolate cake, so I agreed to split a slice of the red velvet with my chum. I had a bad feeling when I stuck my fork into the side and actually had trouble getting a bite size worth separated from the rest of the slice - it was that stale. I'm guessing that particular cake was at least a day old, which literally and figuratively left a bit of a bad taste in the mouth. Pretty avoidable mistake, in my opinion. The pups seemed delighted with their option, so I suppose you take the victories where you can. The service was very good. The young pups probably prompted the hospitality to tick up a notch, which is more than fine. Our waitress was very friendly and stopped by regularly. When we ordered the chocolate cake for the pups to split, she then sliced that up on her own initiative so each pup actually got their own small slice. Nice touch. Would love to try out the breakfast menu in the future, which probably has more intriguing options overall for me but regardless this was a solid win to jumpstart the year. I imagine the airport optics are also way better when you have the luxury of hanging out outside in non-polar vortex weather.

The place was recommended by a Pilot friend, for which I thank him. I loved the environment for me, it is a quiet place away from the common noise of the city. Just the noise of the planes arriving and leaving. The food is delicious, our waitress was very friendly and with reasonable prices. I will make it my favorite place since my son loves aviation.

Great service! Friendly hostess opened up umbrella so we could sit outside in the shade. Our server, Tara, was super nice and explained many menu items to me since it was my first visit. Veggie Benedict was amazing! Such an interesting menu, I will definitely be back so I can try other things on menu that sounded wonderful. It was really interesting watching twin engine planes take off and land as we ate.

Sweet, tangy, and oh-so-delicious! Had the absolute pleasure of indulging in this divine Italian Lemon Cake at Sky Café today, and I'm STILL dreaming about it! If you love that perfect balance of zesty lemon flavor and soft, fluffy cake, this is the spot to hit up. Whether you're flying in for a quick bite or just in the mood for a cozy treat, this cake will make you feel like you're soaring through the clouds! The vibe at Sky Café is always super chill, plus the airport views? Perfect place for a little getaway without leaving the ground. Definitely adding this one to my food bucket list! Highly recommend making the trek to Sky Manor Airport (Pittstown, NJ) for this gem! Sky Café 48 Sky Manor Road Pittstown, NJ 08867 908-996-4200

I deeply despise the term "hidden gem," but I'm hard-pressed not to use it here. This place is in the middle of nowhere, and I was only aware of its existence from local word of mouth, despite this being essentially my original HQ and my high school being a very short ride down the road (and good luck even seeing this from the road). Subtle doesn't even begin to describe this location. I came here this past Sunday for lunch with some chums, including two honorary young pup chums. The young pups were primarily brought along in the hopes that there might be some airplane action optics for them, so on that basis alone it was a success - we had at least two planes land in front of the windows, prompting a mixture of squeals and shushes. We also took a quick walk outside afterwards to look at the planes parked (feels like there must be a better word it) off to the side of the runway, which was an exciting mini-adventure for them despite the nippiness. Just to underscore the random area this is in, you have to drive off a county highway past the entrance to Beneduce, and then into the Sky Manor Airport, which requires driving all the way around and behind the airport buildings until you ultimately arrive at the restaurant. You earn this one. The interior of this place is pretty memorable too - I've been in a few local airport cafes before, and this is on par with them. Lots of wood paneling that feels like an unintentional homage to everyone's grandparents' basement (where were the Dean Martin records?), coupled with airplane swag on the walls and just an overall old school diner feel. I don't know that this restaurant is necessarily historic in the sense that it's been here for decades, but it's cozy and seems lived in, if that makes sense. Very cool. I'd been emotionally preparing for breakfast/brunch but didn't realize that that specific menu cuts off before noon, so I hemmed and hawed quite a bit at the lunch menu. None of the burgers or sandwiches were really speaking to me so I went with the Arugula Salad with the grilled chicken add-on, featuring sweet potatoes, cranberries and a soft boiled egg. It's pretty rare for me to go salad, but this is the kind of I'm into, and it delivered. Huge portion (I was decently hungry and probably left a quarter of it on the plate), and all of the sweet and savory perfectly complemented each other. If you're into salad chains, it reminded me a lot of the harvest bowl option at Chopt or Sweet Green but honestly better. The one miss for me was dessert. The pups were clamoring for chocolate cake, so I agreed to split a slice of the red velvet with my chum. I had a bad feeling when I stuck my fork into the side and actually had trouble getting a bite size worth separated from the rest of the slice - it was that stale. I'm guessing that particular cake was at least a day old, which literally and figuratively left a bit of a bad taste in the mouth. Pretty avoidable mistake, in my opinion. The pups seemed delighted with their option, so I suppose you take the victories where you can. The service was very good. The young pups probably prompted the hospitality to tick up a notch, which is more than fine. Our waitress was very friendly and stopped by regularly. When we ordered the chocolate cake for the pups to split, she then sliced that up on her own initiative so each pup actually got their own small slice. Nice touch. Would love to try out the breakfast menu in the future, which probably has more intriguing options overall for me but regardless this was a solid win to jumpstart the year. I imagine the airport optics are also way better when you have the luxury of hanging out outside in non-polar vortex weather.

love love lovee this spot!! i recently tried this spot out for lunch and it was amazing! the restaurant has seating both indoors and outdoors. It was packed inside the restaurant and for a very good reason. The food was delicious! I was pleasantly impressed by how well balanced the flavors all were and how seasoned the food was. It was very good without a doubt. I had the spicy buttermilk fried chicken sandwich which was great, it was flavorful and crispy and filling. I tried the steak sandwich as well which was very good too. The service is also very good, the employees are very present and make sure everything is well. There's also planes outside which you can watch take off while you eat which makes it a nice unique experience

Family style restaurant serving breakfast and lunch. They have also outdoor seatings during nice weather. Although located in Sky Manor Airport which caters pilots , Sky Cafe is open to public serving good food at reasonable price. Service is fast extended by friendly, reliable, courteous and hardworking staff managed by the owner. The place is usually packed and busy specially during weekends. We have been here many times and we keep on coming back to Sky Cafe. See you all there guys.

This place was great! We brought our 2.5 year old and our server was kind enough to move us upon request to a table next to the window with a great view of the runway. The food was great. Like surprisingly great. Our server was lovely and very attentive. The orange juice tasted fresh squeezed (the best!) and we got a fruit plate to share which had lots of yummy options.

My first visit here and I was alone, my wife was working. Post NJ MVC for a Real ID and I was looking for a nice breakfast and a generous day! I settled on a cheddar cheese omelette with mortadella, home fries and rye toast. Unlimited coffee refills. My only regret was that my wife did not join me. The food was awesome and bountiful! We will return as a couple next time to watch the small planes land and takeoff . Oh and also enjoy a great breakfast!

Food was excellent but they should use a better reservation system. The parking is TERRIBLE if it's packed. If everyone knew their time it would space out the parking issues. Maybe on a holiday they should have an efficient menu, or something special to help speed up service? As related to reservation system, we got the text that our table was ready and that they hold it for 5 minutes. We started packing up the kids to walk over. By the time we got there, they gave away our reservation. As you can see, they didn't give it the full 5 minutes. I was watching the yelp app constantly as to not lose our place after waiting for 80+ minutes already, with a 4 month old and 2 year old! They quickly found us a new seat and it worked out, but it did make me feel like we were in the wrong. I know there were a ton of people waiting and I'm sure it's stressful, so I still give them a good review. If they had contact email on their website I would have just sent it to them and no reviewed at all. I HIGHLY suggest the bacon stuffed French toast

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Great food. Cool little spot. A local gem. Breakfast can't be beat here. Large portions, fast service, and a really nice country atmosphere.

Great breakfast! friendly service and fair pricing seated the five of us pretty quickly considering the high demand

First time there and the biggest attraction was the airstrip and the opportunity to see small planes, take-off and land. To our surprise the food was excellent as well. We had the 2 French toasts, both excellent and with fresh fruits, just the right balance of sweetness. The Maverick Omelette was well made with slices of avocado on top and the Salmon Eggs Benedict's were just perfect, rarely would I say this but the arugula on the side with some oil and seasoning was amazing. I was about to order more just as a side. The staff is helpful and manages the craziness of rush hour on the weekend, even though they are backed up. As for the ambiance, what's not to love, you are on a freakin airfield. Just awesome !! Wish they promoted more and had some flying events to attract more tourists.

Every time I visit from Atlanta its a must to have breakfast at Sky Manor. The skillet plate is a 5+.

I was so0o lucky to have been able to dine here, it's called Sky Cafe for a reason! I got to touch down on their airstrip with a friend's plane and had lunch while we watch other amazing planes take off and land! What an experience, more up close than we can at Teterboro Airport! My table was literally facing the airstrip and there were so0o many cheerful kiddies dining as well, and made me feel like one again to0o. And very much likely, you don't need a plane to dine here! Besides their main attraction, their food was delicious! Had the arugala salad which was generous in size with a fanciful mix of sweet potato, toasty chickpeas, egg, walnuts & cranberries and a maple bacon dressing! DEFF RECOMMEND. And got the Muenster burger with angus beef, muenster cheese, crispayyy oninos, tomato aioli & lettuce which is also ANOTHER ONE fantabulous rec! I love fries and can be picky about them & their fries were very much tasty, toasty, crunchy and well-seasoned.

Nice place for lunch. On a nice day, sit outside and watch the planes. Good burger. Service was attentive.

Food has always been great. Cozy inside and outdoor seating when the weather is nice.

This place is awesome for kiddos! Brought my two year old and one year old here and they loved every bit of it! When you first get there, they have an iPad where you join their waitlist. You will get text updates on how long until your table is ready. you can also check how many people are ahead of you, doesn't just give you a time frame. Super accurate and convenient when you are walking around with your kiddos. Service was amazing. They were absolutely packed, but our waitress checked on us every single time she walked by to wait on other tables. We sat outside, so can't speak on the inside, but that was our choice. Planes are not loud that it will bother you and they are constantly taking off and landing. Food was delicious. We got the bacon stuffed French toast, banana and chocolate chips pancakes, and the avocado BLT. Portions are large and everything was ready fairly quickly. Can't wait to go back in the spring!

This place is a hidden gem. I assumed it was just going to be okay food with a nice view of the airport runway, boy was I wrong. The food was wonderful! The waffle was crispy on the outside and nice and fluffy on the inside. The steak was cooked beautifully and the sunny side up eggs were beautifully runny. It was a popular place so be prepared to wait. The wait is easy if planes are coming and going.

Great food and atmosphere. The planes are weather dependent but so are the crowds so plan accordingly.

We have had many wonderful meals here over the years, but this mornings was a disappointment. I think they've added too many tables to try and accommodate the crowds, and the food quality has suffered. No one in our party of 5 enjoyed their breakfast, and everyone commented it tasted weird. My husband and I had the avocado eggs Benedict, and the spinach on it smelled and tasted fishy. I hope they can to back to the way they were.

We have been going to Sky for several years. We were there for breakfast today and I had skillet eggs on chorizo and potatos. My eggs were not cooked, (ordered over easy),egg white runny. We noticed that the food and service has changed. We never had waitress to check on us so I could ask for jelly on my toast. Only the other time we saw her was when she brought us the check. The wait staff did not seem attentive. We will not get there soon again. Their menu needs an update.

Excellent food & service. The lemon ricotta pancakes are TDF! Everything is fresh and made to order.

Food is delicious and service is always amazing. Friendly fun place to go for breakfast or lunch while enjoying the planes coming and going.

This is our go to spot for breakfast near home (although they also serve lunch)! It's located just off the tarmac of a small local airport. Every table has a view of the planes taking off and landing through the large windows. Such a unique experience. During warmer weather they have a fantastic outside seating area. It can get quite busy on the weekends. Luckily, there are benches along the tarmac for you to relax on while you wait for a table. The menu has all of your traditional breakfast items but it's the specialty items that set this restaurant apart from the others. On this visit, my husband had the peach crepes with mascarpone cheese. The crepes themselves are very good and the combination of peaches and mascarpone are delicious. They understandably used some canned or jarred peaches as it's not currently peach season but they were good quality and not super sweet and not too soft. I hope they use fresh peaches in the summer though. I had the Chorizo & Potatoes Skillet. You won't find this dish anywhere else. It's layered with flavors and is totally unique and delicious. On a previous visit we tried the Coconut Brioche French Toast and it was spectacular as well! It's a must try. The portion sizes are just right. The wait staff is very efficient and attentive. I think the interior could use a little update/refresh just to make it perfect. Otherwise, it's clean and cozy.

Foods good services is good. The atmosphere is nice. try the Greek salad. It's amazing.

Absolutely loved the Sky Cafe! Great salad and burger. It was a beautiful day and many small planes took off and landed. The service was very good--friendly and efficient. Very kid-friendly especially those that love watching planes. A hidden gem!

This place doesn't look like much from the outside. I now understand why it's so popular. This is a small cafe located at Sky Manor Airport in Pittstown. The cafe itself is directly next to the airport, and you can see the planes taking off and landing. They are open for breakfast and lunch. They do not take reservations. There's some seating inside and out. They only have 1 table to hold 6 people. What makes this place outstanding is their unique menu items like homemade Crepes topped with Fig Preserves and Whipped Cream, Bacon Stuffed French Toast,Coconut Brioche French Toast, Fried Mortadella Sandwich, and Lemon Ricotta Pancakes with Pistachios, Smoked Salmon Benedict, are just a few to mention. They also offer your standard breakfast like 2 eggs over easy with potatoes,or Jersey Pork Roll Caramelized Onions, Smoked Gruyère for a twist. A lot of their dishes are named after aviation like Maverick, Blackhawk, Aviator, Spitfire, Propeller. Children love to come here and watch the planes come and go. They get very busy on Sundays so be prepared to wait. They do have plenty of free parking. If you're looking for really good food and beautiful presentation along with something unique then this is your place.

Great food, nice hard working staff. Watching the planes take off and landing was fun.

I was treated to one of my colleagues favorite restaurants which also happened to be where he keeps his aircraft. His statement to me was "everything is excellent " and our party of 4 agreed. I ordered the smoked salmon Benedict and was very impressed. The eggs were poached perfectly, the salmon was wonderful, the English muffins were crispy, and the dish deserved an A+ score! If you're in the area you cannot go wrong here. Service was quick and responsive. Lots of parking. Enjoy

Food excellent. Service can be better. When there for lunch and just missed the cut off for breakfast overall with definitely recommend.

What a great place for breakfast and lunch. In the summer you can eat outside and watch the planes takeoff. The food and service is great.

The food was delicious and the place was very clean, I also liked that the staff was nice and helpful, overall 5 stars.

The best brunch to go to if you have toddlers! It has outside patio areas that are stroller friendly, and grassy area for kids to run around and watch planes. Food is also really yummy! We love their omelets and crepes!

No problem every time we get there excellent food my favorite motorcycle ride from New Brunswick everything is delicious just turned on my nephews and they will be back

Hidden gem in hunterdon County! I bring all my friends when they come to visit. You can't beat the views! Cute interior, amazing food breakfast and lunch! Family friendly/ community vibe

Awesome entertainment...watching planes and helicopters land and take off!! The food is delicious as well!

Second time back and just as tasty as the first time. The first time we ordered, they brought it to you packed to go, and we sat tarmac side at the outdoor tables. This time around, table service is back. My wife ordered the egg & cheese sandwich with pepper jack cheese and added avocado and salsa, it was indeed tasty. I again ordered the vegetable benefit [charcoaled portabella mushroom, spinach, fried tomato, and sundried tomato, hollandaise sauce over Penella bread] which was better this time around. Hot from the grill to the plate made the difference. With all the great ingredients it was a flavor tango on my taste buds. A must-have dish. Beautiful weather, a few landings, and takeoffs made for a super great experience. See pictures

The food was tasty, but service was a little lackluster. After waiting an hour for our table, they botched one of the orders for our table so we had to take that to go with another time commitment after. Otherwise cool spot to sit and watch the planes take off.

Great place for brunch! A local favorite for delicious food and a great view watching planes land and take off!

What a unique and fun place! The food is excellent and watching the planes come and go is such a treat. Service was great. We will be back!

I just LOVE the whole idea of this place. We've been here multiple times - never disappointed in the food. Service is great. Staff is friendly and watching the planes is a unique experience! Love it and enjoy it every time.

Kind of feel duped by the reviews. The food is really mediocre. I had the peaches and honey stuffed french toast and it was stuffed with cream cheese straight from the tub. Definitely needed some sugar to be cohesive with the french toast. The peaches were canned and tasted like they were microwaved. No one else in my party was that enthused with their food. On top of that, the wait was an hour to sit and another 40 minutes for food. Unless you really like planes, there are places nearby with better food and faster service.

Loved this cafe! Service was great and food was delicious. Loved watching the planes. A unique, laid back spot.

I did not know what to expect when arriving here. I was looking for a spot with Eggs Benedict and I found that here and so much more! I should have known by the name of the location - but being that I'm not from the area. It didn't click till I arrived. I loved the small cafe which was packed to my surprise! And I now know why. Food was amazing. My boyfriend got the breakfast burrito and it was so full of flavor. I recommend that one! I got the Salmon Benedict and it was perfect. The lemon hollandaise sauce has a nice light taste to it that the regular hollandaise that I normally get doesn't have. The views inside were amazing too. I was so excited to see the planes land and take off. I'll definitely be returning back here. Food and location were both amazing.

Great food and service , a must try. Fun watching planes take off and land. Always a wait but it moves fast and very organized.

Sky Cafe is located within Sky Manor Airport, Pittstown, Hunterdon County, NJ. It sits just off the main runway, making for an attractive setting as the small light planes take off and land close enough to clearly see the people inside. The restaurant has significant outer dining, complete with large red umbrellas to keep the sun and birds away from your meal. When I arrived midmorning, the patio tables were all occupied, so I sat inside at the large window, comfortably air conditioned, with a lovely view. As you might expect, the menu had an aeronautic theme. I ordered their Propeller Omelet (sausage, onion, green pepper, cheese) inside a three egg case, with rye toast and coffee. Service was friendly, but slow, perhaps due to the number of families enjoying their morning meals in the August sunshine and heat. It looked like they needed another pair of hands to help out. The coffee was hot and brisk, and the omelet was pretty good, with a side of home fries on every plate. The crowd looked to be mostly locals who knew each other and who may have been semi-regulars the way they interacted. The reason Sky Cafe didn't reach five stars were things like failure to refill my coffee mug when it was empty, the non arrival of a glass of water when requested, the the long stretches of time between being checked on by the staff, including a long wait for the check, and almost as long to retrieve it to check me out; all little things that compound into annoyance. Otherwise, Sky Cafe is a nice destination after a beautiful county drive through the hills of Central Jersey.

The service is horrendous we wait over an hour for our food . The outside was swarming with yellow jackets... not what we expected won't be back again

I almost don't want to review this place and instead keep it as a favorite for the locals! An interesting location - right off the runway of a small airport and just beyond a wonderful vineyard. You really have to know it's here - you wouldn't encounter it on a leisurely drive. But if you DO find it, you won't be disappointed. I've enjoyed both breakfasts and lunch here. By far, their brisket burger is my absolute favorite. My top burger place in NJ used to be the Rocky Hill Tavern. The Sky Cafe has earned the top spot. Mind you, I don't usually eat red meat but I will always make an exception for this place! I am drooling as I think about it. The service has always been friendly and great. I've heard stories about how crowded it can be here. Guess I've lucked out with always grabbing the last open table. Always a favorite!!!!

Everyone was so friendly! The food tasted delightful! And the ambiance was extra crowded we went on Mother's Day! But no regrets!! Will return!

As a fan of the Frenchtown Cafe - currently being rehabbed after the fire next door - I wanted eat here to enjoy their creative, high quality offerings. So glad I did. The ambiance is inviting with a cool vista that features landing airplanes. I had the specialty burger and it was cooked to perfection with lots of flavor. My friends all had the Mediterranean salad - piled high and blessed with fresh, grilled shrimp. Service was spot on. Prices fair and in line with the quality and quantity. Ample parking too. Until the Frenchtown Cafe returns, this place will be my lunch stop when I visit friends in the area. Recommended.