Full Moon

My family and I had a really negative experience at Lambertville Station Restaurant and walked out of their
(Father’s Day). We left there and went directly to the Full Moon Rest. We were greeted and seated immediately. The staff and food were great. We had pastrami/​Rueben sandwich with sweet potato and several variety of Mexican entrees. You made a bad experience at one restaurant turn out great at yours… We’ll be back. JC

Excellent quesadilla and omlette however the burned crispy chips spoilt our meal. Wish they had left it out. Yucks to a burn taste in mouth. 4 stars for service but please please no burnt chips/​fries.

Eh. I’ve tried this place three times and each time I was less impressed. It’s definitely cute and has a unique gimmick going for it. I love the options on the menu and the fact that there’s vegetarian items. However, I think it’s expensive considering the quality. There is generally nice portions, but the flavor isn’t memorable (it isn’t bad either) it’s just okay. The $ 12 you spend on French toast could go farther somewhere else. I’ve had an eggs Benedict (my favorite so far), omelette, and French toast. It is one of the few places in town that offers breakfast.

Literally the best Eggs Benedict I have ever had. Place is awesome!

This place is amazing. You have to try the French toast, it’s made with French bread. The staff was awesome. Good coffee.

Friendly and fast service in a super quirky spot. Food was of great quality and tasted eggs-​cellent! Would highly recommend for anyone hanging around New Hope and Lambertville.

I stopped in this past Saturday for lunch and had a crab, avocado and tomato benedict served on an English muffin, this was one of the specials for the day. My food was good, the service was good. The seating is very tight and the décor is a little weird.
No major misses here but I would be looking to try some place new the next time I am in the area.

Sunday lunch. I am only giving 2 stars because the service was decent. Ordered a bacon brie burger, maybe top 3 worst burgers i’ve ever had as the meat was over done, extremely bland, almost cold and actually off putting in flavor. Not much point in describing anything else after that bite. Disappointed.

Delicious brunch!!! Even the coffee was great!
Can’t wait to catch dinner on one of their full moon nights!

Nice location. Nice friendly staff. The food is just ok. It’s really underwhelming. Wouldn’t go back.

Our waiter was fun & friendly like one I f your buddies. Good for breakfast, brunch, & lunch. Only open for dinner on a full moon. We both cleaned our plates! Good quality ingredients & very fresh.

Best Cinnamon rolls and French Toast!
Amazing home fries and great Omelettes!
Serves Breakfast ALL DAY!

I have been here twice and both times I come in feeling like, «oh this place is so cute!» and leave feeling like, «oh, that was cute…» I like the location, on a nice day it gives you a chance to walk around as you wait for your table and it is also located around the block from a parking lot which is always awesome in this area.
The first time I came, I went all out and got a fancy crab, avocado omlette that was just ok. It sounded absolutely wonderful, but it came out and it was just bland, no salt or pepper and not umpf. It needed maybe a sauce to really make it all come together. The coffee was nice and strong which was great.
The second time I ordered a specialty burger with fried egg, ham and the works on it. After taking the first bite, again I felt the same way, there needed a sauce to bring the tastes together. The meat was well seasoned but the ham was too much, and overall I was just not that in love with it. I did however love the fresh chips.
I really want to give this place a 3 but I haven’t enjoyed the food when I’m here. My service hasn’t been excellent either, it seems like they never have enough waitstaff and it takes a while to get your food. Generally I would say come here if your first option doesn’t work out.

Came here for a late lunch (1:30) on Labor Day with 4 adults and two kids. The servers worked diligently to get us seated as quickly as possible because we arrived just as a bunch of tables were about to be leaving. I had never been here before and was hopeful about the food because of reviews and the menu looked good. Overall, I’d say this place was just ok and I would not return. The menu is overpriced, their eggs Benedict (which is apparently famous) is over $ 11 and does not come with anything – no homefries, no salad. And, let me tell you, it was just… ok. I had one with crab and steak and I crunched through a few bites of shell which is pretty off putting. But the worst was the steak. It was obviously not freshly cooked, it tasted old and reheated, therefore was tough and unappetizing. My son got the cheesesteak which was made from the exact same steak I had and it came on a HUGE roll, little bit of steak in comparison and… roll the same complaints. The one thing that made the meal not terrible was the service. The servers were very nice, thoughtful and attentive. The food is a real disappointment.

My family comes to the Full Moon just about every Sunday brunch we get the chance, and we take brunch seriously.
We are never disappointed here. My favorite dish is hands down the huevos rancheros. So many places try to reinvent this dish to disappointing results. Full Moon’s is just what you expect in the best way: served in a skillet with tortilla chips, and your choice of meat. No frills, no unwelcomed surprises.
Their omelets and benedicts incorporate a variety of ingredients and cheeses, plenty of options to mix it up. The french toast is thick and plentiful, my wife’s favorite. We haven’t tried lunch yet, but their waffle fries have been calling my name for a few weeks now.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the fries are amazing because their breakfast potatoes are the best part of their breakfast. I firmly believe home fries are a barometer for the quality of a breakfast place and there’s is our favorite. They are crispy, warm and come complete with the chopped up onions sautéed with them.
With many unique dishes and a rotating list of breakfast and lunch specials there is always something new worth trying at the Full Moon.

First time here. The restaurant was lively there was a mix of business, family, young and old. I had the special sandwich if the day which was Jamaican spiced jerk pork. It was on a fresh Italian-​style bread topped with pineapple. A side of cole slaw, too. It was very good but a bit too salty for me. The cole slaw was ok with a bit too much dressing.

Opened this place Saturday morning @ 9. It was nice to have a head start on what was to be a full house at Full Moon.
Clayton, our host and server had his act together and brought all of us coffee as we perused the breakfast menu. Various omelets for my family and friend, and French Toast for me. While the conversation gathered momentum, the plates were brought out and laid before us. Everything looked very good, although I only tasted the homemade Potato Chips, which were good.
My French Toast was off the mark, however. I had asked for it «crunchy,» and was told it would be left on the grill longer to make it all well done. What came out with the real Maple Syrup were a half dozen pieces of French Demi Loaf that were actually lukewarm at best, and far from the cauterized ends I requested. I was surprised given the repartee at the ordering. They had not been on the grill long enough, and had been off the grill too long before serving. Wrong on both sides. Disappointing, but not wanting to poop on the party I ate everything and enjoyed the real Maple Syrup.
My mates were satisfied, and the gestalt of the room was pleasing.
Three out of four ain’t bad.

Everytime I’m in the area I make a point of coming here and getting a «breakfast burrito.» Great prices, free wifi, SUPER SERVERS!!!
Sign yourselves up for a full moon date :-)
Great for vegetarians. They substitute scrambled eggs for egg beaters.
Also– u gotta try this gluten free wing sauce

I believe it was a Saturday or Sunday afternoon when my family was in the area looking for a bite to eat. We saw this spot, entered through the door and there wasn’t a single person inside. I called out, hello and was greeted by a server. I had to ask if they were open it was so quiet. The answer was yes and then we were seated.
You know when you are at that place where you are sort of already thinking, should I leave now? This was that place and the good choice would have been to go. There was no attention paid to detail. Weird tunes wafting from the speakers, extremely dirty silverware and no other patrons until maybe the very end of our meal. I assume the locals knew something we didn’t. If it weren’t for the fact that we were starving and unfamiliar with the area, we would have bolted.
The service was very mediocre as was the food. No, I would not recommend it, nor will we return.

Good burgers, waffle fries, and bangin Eggs Benedict.
Food — I ordered a crab cake sandwich. Pretty good but I wished I ordered a burger or eggs benedict instead. The burgers were nice and juicy. My friend had one of their many types of eggs benedict. It look really good.
Service — Excellent. Didn’t wait too long for our food and we were seated immediately upon entering.
Verdict — It’s a nice spot to grab a bite after a long day of roaming Lambertville and New Hope. Most business owners from both towns are all pretty friendly. Lambertville has some pretty nice antique shops on Union Street. Full Moon is literally right by the bridge that crosses the Delaware River (New Hope, PA to Lambertville, NJ). Full Moon is a bit small, it’s good for small groups.