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If you find yourself wandering through the charming streets of Princeton, New Jersey, be sure to stop by the Yankee Doodle Tap Room. This beloved American eatery offers not just a meal, but an experience steeped in history and taste, set against the backdrop of a locale that feels like stepping back in time. Nestled within the Nassau Inn, the tap room combines rustic aesthetics with a modern vibe, making it a perfect spot for anyone looking to unwind.
As you settle into the cozy interior—adorned with dark wood and high-back booths—you'll immediately appreciate the warm atmosphere. The historical decor, including a stunning Norman Rockwell mural, adds a unique flair that enhances your dining experience. Whether you’re there for a casual lunch, an evening out with friends, or a celebratory gathering, Yankee Doodle Tap Room caters to all occasions.
Customer reviews echo praises for both the food and the atmosphere. One satisfied patron shared their delightful experience, citing the attentive service and vibrant energy of the place during an eventful evening. Another highlighted the charming ambiance and rich history, making it a worthy stop for anyone exploring Princeton.
Overall, Yankee Doodle Tap Room stands out not just as a place to eat, but as a destination that embodies the spirit of community and comfort. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just stopping by for a quick bite, this is a spot where great food and good times converge.
Don’t miss out on this vibrant venue located at 10 Palmer Sq E, Princeton, NJ 08542. Grab your friends, bring your family, and dive into a delicious American menu that promises satisfaction for all.
For reservations or inquiries, call (609) 688-2600. We can't wait to hear about your experience!
“ We celebrated a coworker who is leaving and this place fit the mood. The location was great, drink and appetizers were delicious. Overall a good vibe! Highly recommend ”
“ Servers we're very kind and helpful. I ordered hot tea and chicken n' dumplings . Everything was hot, fresh, delicious and so flavorful . While we were waiting, we looked around the room. there's a wonderful Norman Rockwell picture behind the bar (Norman Rockwell's oldest and largest mural, which was commissioned in the mid-1930's!), and photos of earlier times around the pub. There's also a wall of famous alumni ( photos) and some autographs. It really was a delightful experience to guess who some of these young faces belong to ! In some cases, you might not be able to guess who the person is but you were very familiar with the company ! CEO of Avon, President/CEO of EBay, a couple of SCOTUS.... And so much more! No room for dessert. I had a nice time. ”
“ We came here because it's supposed to be somewhat historic.. it was cute but felt sort of like a standard pub? The beers were good, I liked the wooden interior and the fireplace too. It was hard to get the attention of the bartender even though it wasn't that busy but once we did we were able to get our beers quickly and grabbed a seat! Overall the tap room was cute and I thought it was worth the trip! ”
“ We were staying at the Nassau Inn, so figured, why not! Located just beyond the front desk, it feels like your back in the 1800s. Dark wood, high back booths and no windows. Though it has mixed reviews, we found it for what it was...a very casual pub. Decent libation list and good assortment of pub food. Didn't have a reservation, but were seated right away...the place was packed, as the men's team had a game that night. Server was right there for our drink order, returned promptly with our drinks and food order. Food came up in a short amount of time, didn't matter as we were lost in conversation. Went with the Nassau burger a mix of short rib, brisket and chuck with cheddar (other choices as well), lettuce, tomato and red onion on a brioche bun cooked medium rare. Also ordered the sweet potato fries. A really decent burger, cooked to my liking. Fries came out hot and crisp. Sorry, no picks...dug in too quickly!!! A fun place for a quick meal and a pint in the middle of Palmer Square. ”