Best Historic Restaurants in Glen Gardner

Appetizers and entrees were very good. Ambiance was nice and appropriate for a date night.

My wife and I just celebrated our anniversary there. It is our years tradition. We had a great host named Miguel he was very on top of things and present but not in a bad way the food was to die for. We started with the hummus tasting then for our main course she had the filet mignon with lobster tail and see shared the grilled shrimp and we shared the sizzling mushrooms and to finish it all off we had the chefs ice cream tasting [with peanut butter and chocolate, pumpkin pie, and butter pecan] The price is not a worry when the food is that good as well as the service this is our 6th time and have never had a bad or even close to anything other then spectacular experience at this beautiful establishment. I would also like to thank the rest of the staff at Chart House for the experience the menu had a personalized note on it for our anniversary and Miguel even gave us and anniversary card. This place is the place to go to even if it’s out of the way. The views the staff and the food is all top notch. Thanks again Chart House.

As always the service and food was exceptional. Brought 5 out of town guests and they all loved it

The best reuben ever. We've had lunch there many times. Never disappointed. The food is served well, delicious and consistent. I also had the lobster bisque today. Lobster meat was presented in the bowl and the bisque was poured over. Very unique and very good. But, if you like corned beef, you must have the reuben. You can also opt for a half sandwich and cup of soup. I really can't eat a whole sandwich, so that's perfect.

We had a lovely lunch at the Thayer. The fried chicken was expertly seasoned and the best I've had. Crunchy where it should be and juicy and tender inside. The Cole slaw was just right. Great snap to the fries. The other dish was the Chicken Salad club. Hit every mark and totally enjoyed it. We also ordered the soup of the day and the only mishap was it was brought out not piping hot. A quick word to the waiter and the soup was retuned and the temperature was corrected. In fairness, most restaurants never serve piping hot soup, which they should. We had a view of the Hudson and the ambiance of the hotel and restaurant is old world elegance. The price was very reasonable for the quality and quantity of food. We will definitely go back. It would be a fabulous place to watch the autumn colors. Next time.