Riegelsville Inn

Was very excited to try this place for our wedding anniversary. Thou we requested a romantic or special place within the restaurant for our occasion, restaurant didn 't really deliver on this request. Although they state they can 't guarantee special requests seating, seemed like there was plenty of places along windows or outdoor balconies where they could of sat us. However, while we did have a table for 2, seemed like we were put in a corner, quiet, but not one of the better seats in the house from my observation. Usually most places when you mention a special occasion, they usually recognize the event with at least, Happy Anniversary, thanks for choosing to dine with us, etc. Not here, not one mention of our occasion. Now granted, they seemed short on staff, as our waiter seemed over whelmed, and the manager actually took our order. Took of 5 minutes to be recognized after seating, 10 minutes for drinks, and almost an hour for an appetizer to arrive. Dinner soon followed, being that we out on a special date, it was kind of nice to not be rushed, but by regular dining standards, way too long for food or drinks to arrive. Our food items were very good, the fig toast appetizer was awesome, the crab cakes and Ciderhouse Short Ribs were good and plentiful. However, was disappointing to learn that original appetizer, dinner entree and dessert we wanted to try were all unavailable as they ran out. Not the best dining experience, not the worst, we may try again hopefully when they 're better staffed.

Charming Inn with history, great Chi and as cute as a button while being warm and welcoming. The short-ribs were spot on, the crab cakes were homemade and delicious. The spice in the leaky-salmon overpowerd the delicate leak fla or but other than that, a delightful meal and a nice (though limited) wine list. Hint: walk across the charming Bridge to NJ after dining to get your 200 steps in.

I loved the food and the service. Parking was a bit challenging in front until I figured out that you could park in the street behind the restaurant and walk across the pedestrian bridge. We sat upstairs and it was quiet to have a conversation. Service was attentive but not rushed, I would highly recommend this restaurant.

Always a great meal, and we appreciate how attentive the servers are to our grandchildren! Crab cakes and short ribs were excellent, and the kids decreed best french fries ever! They are at home at the Riegelsville Inn and on their best behavior!

I rarely post reviews; however, I must admit that I was disappointed with our dinner, especially given the final price. I ordered the filet mignon at $46, which is fine, however, I ordered medium, and it came out medium well and incredibly dry. Absolutely flavorless. The mashed potatoes were equally dry and bland. This was our first time at the Riegelsville Inn. I'll try again this summer.