Full Moon - Lambertville
Full Moon
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Full Moon is a charming American breakfast and lunch cafe that prides itself on its dedication to the local art community. Guests can enjoy a meal in the cozy and inviting atmosphere while admiring and even purchasing artwork from talented local artists displayed on the walls of the restaurant. The full breakfast menu offers a wide variety of classic American breakfast dishes, with the specialty Michael Joyce omelet being a standout choice. For lunch, guests can indulge in delicious options such as French onion soup, Reuben sandwich, and grilled portobello mushroom steak.
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Will not go back to this restaurant. Although our food was decent, the atmosphere was ruined by heavy metal music playing loudly from the kitchen. When I asked our server if the music could be turned off, she said it could only be turned down. In fact, the volume was then turned up. We ate and left as quickly as we could because the music gave me a headache. I noticed other patrons leaving quickly as well. Too bad a nice meal was ruined by the staff. Parking: no
"Take a walk behind the wall that hides the violations, located between the kitchen and the dining area. Trust me, you’ll want to see for yourself!"
The atmosphere and staff were fantastic, and the corned beef was delicious. However, my potatoes were a bit too soft; I would have preferred them to be a little crispier on the outside. As a local, I’m giving it a four-star rating, but overall, it was a very pleasant experience.
Hollandaise's dish was swimming in a puddle of butter at the bottom of the plate. The home fries were more like burnt potato chips—hard and unappetizing. The poached eggs were overly soggy. The waitress seemed to confuse our table with the one next to us, treating us as if we were one group, and couldn’t even inform our neighbors about when the stores opened. Additionally, the chairs were uncomfortable, and the tables wobbled every time the door was opened or closed. Overall, it was a disappointing experience. Given that Lambertville is such a high-end, artistic town, I expected much better.
Coffee is strong, a table was available when we arrived 9a Sun, and waitress was friendly so we're off to a good start. I ordered San Fran Benedict. Benedict sauce was thin like water and tasted like pure butter (hollandaise is supposed to be butter, egg, lemon juice so it is a mild flavor and not thickened w flour). Egg was gently coddled and nicely runny. The sauce allowed the Benedict to have the egg flavor shine through predominantly. The onion component was grilled. Husband ordered Corned Beef Hash w/over easy eggs. The potatoes in the hash were sliced thin like potato chips were soft. He would have preferred a chunky presentation for the potatoes. The portion size was good. The hash was swimming in butter so the butter can definitely be reduced. Tables were not that tight together, they're fine. It was an ok meal.
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