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Farm-to-Table Road Trip

There’s no better place to experience fresh, locally grown food than Hunterdon County. From charming cafés serving locally roasted coffee and farm-fresh breakfast dishes to restaurants that celebrate the flavors of each season, every stop on this road trip connects you to the people and places that make Hunterdon a true agricultural destination. Along the way, browse farm markets filled with freshly picked produce, homemade baked goods, cheeses, and specialty products before ending your day with a memorable dinner crafted from ingredients grown just down the road. Grab your appetite and discover how delicious a day in Hunterdon can be.

STOP 1
The Ciderhouse at Ironbound Farm

Breakfast:

Start your morning at Ironbound Farm, where the connection between farm and table begins right outside your window. Enjoy a seasonal breakfast featuring fresh ingredients grown and raised on the farm whenever possible, while taking in the scenic countryside that makes this destination so special.

STOP 2
Phillips Farm Store

Mid-Morning Farm Stop:

Browse the farm market for freshly picked fruits and vegetables, homemade pies, jams, local honey, baked goods, and seasonal specialties. Depending on the time of year, visitors can also enjoy pick-your-own experiences, making this the perfect stop to experience Hunterdon’s farming heritage firsthand.

STOP 3
Juniper Hill Restaurant and Bar

Lunch:

Enjoy lunch at Juniper Hill, where the menu changes with the seasons and highlights fresh ingredients sourced from nearby Hunterdon County farms. Whether you’re in the mood for a crisp seasonal salad, handcrafted sandwich, or chef-inspired entrée, every meal showcases the best of the region’s harvest.

STOP 4
Scout’s Coffee Bar & Mercantile

Afternoon Coffee Break:

Recharge with an afternoon pick-me-up at Scout’s Coffee Bar + Mercantile. Scout’s proudly roasts its coffee right here in Hunterdon County, serving expertly crafted espresso drinks, pour-overs, and seasonal specialties made with thoughtfully sourced beans. While you’re there, browse the mercantile for locally made goods and unique gifts before continuing your farm-to-table adventure.

STOP 5
Bobolink Dairy & Bakehouse

Afternoon Farm Stop:

Continue your culinary adventure with a visit to Bobolink Dairy & Bakehouse. Pick up award-winning artisan cheeses, fresh-baked breads, and other farm-made specialties while learning about one of Hunterdon County’s celebrated family farms.

STOP 6
Matt’s Red Rooster

Dinner:

End your farm-to-table journey with dinner at Matt’s Red Rooster Grill, a longtime favorite known for incorporating fresh, locally sourced ingredients into its seasonal menu. From creative entrées to comforting classics, each dish reflects Hunterdon County’s rich agricultural traditions and provides the perfect ending to a day of exploring.

One stop for every meal is just the beginning. Hunterdon County is home to dozens of farm markets, wineries, breweries, restaurants, and specialty food producers that celebrate the region’s agricultural roots. Extend your visit by exploring the 579 Trail, visiting another local farm, or discovering even more restaurants that proudly feature locally grown ingredients. No matter the season, there’s always something fresh waiting to be enjoyed in Hunterdon County.

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