Start your road trip on an empty stomach, because we’re kicking things off with one of Lambertville’s best brunch spots! Hash House is open from 8 AM to 3 PM, seven days a week, serving up classic breakfast and lunch dishes with a fun twist. From savory favorites to sweet treats, there’s something for everyone at this beloved eatery. And don’t forget, it’s BYOB—so feel free to bring your favorite beverage to complement your meal!

After you’ve indulged in a delicious brunch, take a leisurely stroll through Lambertville to admire the festive Halloween decorations. The neighborhood is known for its creatively spooky houses, and a short walk will lead you to some of the most delightfully eerie displays in the state. It’s the perfect way to soak in the autumn atmosphere before heading to your next adventure!

Stay awhile and explore Lambertville on foot. Wander the historic streets, browse the shops and galleries, and take in the colorful fall foliage along the Delaware River and D&R Canal Towpath.

Visiting in October? Add a little Halloween magic to your stroll by checking out the nearby homes, which never fail to disappoint with their spook-tacular decorations. Lambertville never takes the Halloween season lightly!

Fall tip: Grab a coffee after brunch at Union Coffee and take your time exploring — Lambertville’s historic neighborhoods, colorful trees and Halloween displays make for a perfect autumn afternoon.

We hope you’ve worked up a second appetite after admiring the spooky houses, because our next stop is the vibrant Stockton Market! This gem is all about celebrating local flavors, with every item on the menu sourced from nearby farms and artisans, making it a perfect farm-to-table experience. If you’re still feeling full from Hash House, don’t worry Stockton Market offers a variety of goodies you can take home!

Explore an array of fresh produce, savory breads, and delectable pastries, or treat yourself to a cup of locally roasted coffee. Don’t miss the artisanal jams, handmade chocolates, and selections of local meats and dairy. With so much to sample and savor, you’ll find something for every taste—and plenty of goodies to enjoy later!

After browsing the Stockton Market, continue your fall adventure with a stop at Odd Bird Brewing. This small, independent brewery is a great place to relax with a locally brewed beer after exploring the market.

There’s another reason to raise a glass: this year, Odd Bird’s House Red earned a bronze medal at the prestigious World Beer Cup in the Experimental Beer category, competing against 93 entries from breweries around the world.

Make it part of your fall day by pairing with a walk or bike ride along the nearby D&R Canal Towpath, then finish up with a beer at Odd Bird. It’s an easy way to combine local food, fall scenery and Hunterdon County craft beer all in one outing.

Our next stop is a truly unique destination in Hunterdon County—Black Shed. This enchanting space offers a sensory experience that combines stunning gardens with top-tier hospitality. Take your time to browse the creations of local artisans, wander through their tranquil nurseries, and enjoy live music on the patio. It’s the perfect spot to relax and soak in the autumn vibes!

Don’t miss the speakeasy-themed bar, where you can connect with locals over delicious coffee, cocktails, and mocktails. And keep an eye out for the charming residents that call Black Shed home—ducks, chickens, goats, and friendly cats roam the grounds, adding to the delightful ambiance.

Make your way to Stangl Road, where you can board a rustic train for a charming ride to Everitt Farms! This beloved destination is the ultimate spot for all the best fall activities. Dive into the fun by venturing out into the pumpkin patch, where you can pick your very own pumpkin to take home.

Challenge yourself in the corn maze, enjoy a scenic hayride around the grounds, and don’t forget to treat yourself to some delicious farm-sourced ice cream to cap off your day. With so much to see and do, Everitt Farms is the perfect way to embrace the spirit of autumn and create lasting memories before heading back home! Check out their website for hours and ticket information.

End your fall road trip with dinner at D’Serve, where the menu changes regularly to reflect the seasons. Fresh, locally inspired ingredients take center stage, with new dishes appearing throughout the year based on what’s fresh and available.

With a rotating menu and a cozy setting, D’Serve is a fitting place to end a day of exploring Hunterdon County in the fall.