Meil's Restaurant
Located on a scenic corner in Stockton, Meil's Restaurant is a BYOB known for homemade food and adventurous dishes. The restaurant itself is quite small and Meil's does not take reservations. As such, it is important to get there early to beat the rush, as it quickly gets crowded.
Meil's Restaurant also has a reputation that you either love it or hate it, so checking the menu ahead is advised to avoid a disappointing meal.
Meil's Restaurant
North Main Street and Main
Stockton, NJ 08559
(609) 397-8033
meilsrestaurant.com
Stockton Inn
The 300-year-old Stockton Inn is a favorite spot for romantic dinners. The inside is cozy, especially during the winter, and in the summer months the Stockton Inn has outdoor seating on the front porch. However, the outside Garden Bar is open year-round, with a fire pit and outdoor heaters. The Inn also houses the Stockton Inn Tavern, which may be the first tavern in the state of New Jersey.
Stockton Inn
1 N. Main St.
Stockton, NJ 08559
(609) 397-1250
stocktoninn.com
Via Ponte Ristorante Siciliano
Via Ponte Ristorante Siciliano is right on Bridge Street, close to the Delaware and Raritan Canal. This BYOB serves Italian cuisine in a friendly atmosphere. However, as with most Stockon restaurants, it is small so it fills up quickly. Making reservations on Fridays and Saturdays is advisable.
Via Ponte Ristorante Siciliano
13 Bridge St.
Stockton, NJ 08559
(609) 397-9397
Dilly's Corner
If you want to take a stroll across the bridge into Pennsylvania, Dilly's Corner is legendary for its hamburgers and ice cream. Dilly's isn't fancy, and indoor seating is limited, but once you bite into a Dilly burger or Dilly dog, you'll know why they have lines around the building. This is a great place to take a family or large group looking to eat cheap, but good.
Dilly's Corner
2998 River Road
New Hope, PA 18938
(215) 862-5333
