Lambertville Station Pub

Holy shit we had the absolute worst server when we ate here last weekend. This guy didn't know the menu (ought not emphatically tell someone looking for a gin drink that your special featuring Bols Genever is going to do the trick), didn't know how to serve drinks (holding water glasses by the rim, cradling two wine goblets in one hand--classy, bro), couldn't stand still or face-forward to talk to his tables, instead addressed people while walking past or standing at an angle, seemed depressed, appeared greasy/unclean, and questioned our order ("Ya sure? Just a salad for dinner? It's just a salad..."--yes fuckwad, thanks, we know what a salad is.). At first we thought wow, this place is a lot crappier than we thought it was, but then we noticed that other servers and the bussers and runners were doing a great job, so it must have just been our idiot. The food was really good--iceberg wedge was great except that the crispy prosciutto tasted like paper (previously frozen?), jambalaya was scrumptious.

It's a nice place. Went here after a First Communion.

We had reservations, party of 7, including two children. We had a reservation, and were seated immediately. That was good.

The Communion girl ordered the chicken fingers, she wound up sending them back because they were bland and tasteless. Ha. I love her! She wound up getting the Mac n' cheese, which she enjoyed.

The other child ordered the fish n' chips, which he enjoyed.

As for me, well, the French onion soup was a little watery and tasteless. It was disappointing. The cheesesteak was actually very good, to my surprise. The American cheese was nice and melted, the meat wasn't dried out. Good flavor. I believe it comes with green peppers and onions, I finished every last bite.

I tried a few bites of the blackened chicken sandwich. It was a tad bit dry, but not awful.

Everyone enjoyed the bread that was brought to the table. It was served with an herb butter.

The server was quick to check on refills, and to attend to any other needs. Most importantly, he was all smiles. That's a good thing.

I love the New Hope/Lambertville area. This was a nice place to visit for lunch, after celebrating an event. I wouldn't seek this place out for a casual lunch/dinner, for two.

First time visitor to Lambertville Station last night and enjoyed dinner with a group of 6.  The food was great, but the service was exceptional.  We couldn't decide on dessert, so we let our waiter Alan surprise us.  We ended up with a spectacular tray with samples of all the good stuff.  So much fun!  My husband had the bison chili and it was a big hit.  I had the Tapas Burger which was delicious.  Highly recommend the LSP for the atmosphere, food and especially the service.  We'll be back.