

Local, sustainable ingredients are used to create New American cuisine at this upscale eatery.
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Address: 66 Witherspoon St, Princeton, NJ 08542
Phone: (609) 924-0078
Website: http://www.elementsprinceton.com/
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Reservations: tripleseat.com
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A standout for me was the prawn preparation, the chefs cleverly tempura-fried the vegetable and shrimp head, while the body was transformed into a delicate and flavorful ceviche. The caviar was another highlight, adding a luxurious touch to the meal. The Maine sea scallops were outstanding, perfectly cooked and bursting with freshness in a dill sauce.
Another remarkable dish was the tuna prepared three ways—as a tartare, wrapped in cabbage, and nori. Each preparation showcased the tuna to its highest potential, highlighting its versatility and depth of flavor.
To finish, the Hawaiian dessert with the biscuit was one of the best single-bite desserts I’ve ever had. I took left over home for breakfast the next morning. Yummmm.
The service was also impeccable—each course was carefully explained by the server, adding to the appreciation behind each dish. Empty plates were promptly cleared to maintain a clean and seamless dining experience.
Beyond the food, the ambience was elegant yet welcoming, making for the perfect complement to an already good meal.
I highly recommend their tasting (we had the 15 course, they also have a 5 course as well) menu for anyone looking for good food with variety in Princeton. Please note the last seating for the 15 courses is at 5:15 because it takes time to go through the menu. I’ll definitely be back!
As a course ended, the next one arrived fairly soon. In addition to the 5 courses, they gave us two welcome plates which were also tasty- a fish dish and a kimchi dish.
My favorite dish was the Fregola pasta with lamb/burrata. It was exceptional. The ribeye steak was also great.
My cocktail was just okay and the dessert was good – biscuits with Hawaiian ice cream and cherries/caramel on the side.
Pricey but would definitely return!
The five course tasting was artfully presented with unique fresh flavors that will delight those with an adventurous palate. I particularly enjoyed the tuna prepared 4 ways and the smoked ribeye. The seared toro (fatty tuna belly) was my favorite bite of the evening. The atmosphere and service is warm and inviting. Michelin star well earned and deserved.
Again, though, I am super glad we went and had a proper tasting menu fancy dinner. Just as a note, parking was a little bit of a struggle for us, even though it was Christmas Eve. We drove around for a while and found a place on the street. So just know that it might not be completely easy to get a spot as soon as you arrive – you might want to build a little bit of time into your arrival for that.