Agricola Community Eatery - Princeton

I visit this place frequently, but I've never taken the time to write a review. I ordered the scallops and fries, and both were incredible! The bar service was quick and friendly, and the atmosphere was enjoyable. The scallops were cooked to perfection, and the herbs on the fries added a unique twist that you don't find everywhere, making them truly special! The bartender recommended the regular fries instead of the truffle fries, and he was absolutely correct! I will definitely return; Agricola never lets me down!

My husband and I were in the area and decided to have an early dinner here. We had a really great experience! The restaurant was spacious and cozy. Our server was very attentive and friendly. We shared the calamari and brussels sprouts. I had not given brussels sprouts a try until this meal. All the ingredients went very well together and they were very tasty! I had for short rib for my entree and really enjoyed it. The drink I had was well made. The spicy pineapple margarita was the perfect amount of spicy! I had asked our server about the level of spice prior to ordering it and she assured me that I would enjoy it, she was right! Overall, we had a really nice dinner and would return.

What a treat! Farm to table ingredients and you can taste the fine dining in every dish. I loved the vegetable pairing on top of proteins! This is a unique restaurant in the heart of Princeton and walking distance from the University! It has an east coast charm with a west coast flare! Service was fast and great! We will definitely be back as the restaurant is cozy and inviting.

The restaurant offers beautifully presented and delicious dishes in a lovely downtown Princeton lunch spot, though it can be a bit noisy due to poor ceiling and wall design. The shrimp tacos are enjoyable, and the calamari is exceptional. The iced tea is quite unique; they bring you hot tea and ice, allowing you to prepare it at your table. The service is efficient and pleasant. However, the noise level made it difficult to hear one another, which shouldn't be the case. The restroom signs are intriguing (check out my photos), and the restrooms themselves are clean. The sink operates with foot pedals for water, which is a nice design but not very intuitive.

The flatbread was somewhat less flavorful than I had anticipated, but it was still enjoyable! We visited on Mother's Day, so the service was a bit slow, and they didn’t offer the regular brunch menu. Highlights included the kalua pork chop, halibut, bang bang cauliflower, and calamari. However, I would suggest skipping the flatbreads, as the noise level inside was quite high.