Best Restaurants for Groups in Phillipsburg

Our group was in the area celebrating a family birthday. We were treated with such class and attention. It was a breath of fresh air since this kind of service is rarely found. Marcus was our server. He was knowledgeable, polite and funny. The whole staff was very attentive. The food of course was amazing and delicious. We will return.

Took our family to Founding Farmers brunch for the first time. What an experience! We went Thanksgiving weekend and after cooking so much at home for the holiday it was such a treat to go enjoy this buffet. Our server, Maria, couldn’t have done a better job making us feel welcome and explaining the layout if the buffet. She also asked us about food allergies and told us of any item that had tree nuts — Pecan Pie. The carving station had roast beef, ham, thick sliced bacon cooked to perfection, assorted sausages and even salmon cakes. We also enjoyed the blackened catfish as other diners said not to miss this as well as the miso-glazed salmon. Of course, there’s also an omelette station. My kids loved the french toast with the bananas foster on top. So good. There’s also some light healthy choices which my daughter loved. But honestly, it’s a buffet… too much good food to enjoy. Did I mention the cinnamon rolls that they welcome you to the table with? Big soft cinnamon rolls baked in an iron skillet and hot out of the oven with the glaze dripping on top. Save til the end of the meal if you can. They are filling. We highly recommend this place for brunch. You won’t be disappointed. Great food. Great service. Great value!

Wonderful as always. Food and service was top notch!

This was overall a great experience. Food was the most outstanding feature, with high quality ingredients thoughtfully and artistically presented. Steaks are a la carte, well-seasoned and perfectly prepared; sides are large portioned, simple but also well prepared. Other entrees come with chosen accompaniments which marry well with the protein. Seabass with mild caramelization on the outside and succulent juicy and flaky on the inside. The bisque, salads and appetizers all well received. In essence, we could not find any fault or criticism of the food. Wines are about at 300% markup, so expect to spend at least $150 for a bottle of cab to accompany the steaks, and there are many choices at a higher price point. It's not cheap - for our party of 4 the total bill, including tip was about $700; this included one bottle of one of their most inexpensive wines, a drink before, a starter, entree, (but not desserts). Because it's in the casino and there are no restrooms within the restaurant, one has to go out to the casino restrooms, and this means NOBODY under 21 is permitted in the restaurant, whether with a parent or not. So, for a special occasion, and/or when money is no object, this place is the place to go, and I look forward to returning.

Always a good spot to grab a meal and drink before heading to a show at The Easton State Theater. It can get a bit lively on a Saturday night, it is a brewery, but we could chat easily without straining to hear one another. Attentive service, good food. Not our first visit, not our last visit.