New Jersey has a rich railroading history. We currently have nearly three dozen different lines in operation including commuter, freight, and military carriers. At one point, we had over triple that, including iconic (but now defunct) lines like the Lehigh & Hudson River Railway and New York & Long Branch Railway, and the Pennsylvania & Atlantic Railroad. What happened to all those tracks and train depots? Many remain but have been repurposed.
Lambertville Station is a beautifully restored 19th-century train depot that now serves as a wedding venue, restaurant, and inn.
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You can still see the tracks from the dining area alongside the D&R Canal.
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Here it is in its depot days! Much of the original station has been wonderfully preserved.
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It is located on the banks of the breathtaking Delaware river.
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Guests will enjoy wonderful views as they dine.
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And dine you’ll want to! They offer a diverse menu with a wide range of options for brunch, lunch and dinner. Try the lobster bisque!
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Choosing what you’ll eat isn’t easy when everything is amazing, but you’ll also have to choose where to dine. There’s a magnificent outdoor bar and patio…
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And an enchanting wine cellar with a fireplace! Then, you’ve got the pub…
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But Lambertville Station isn’t just a place to dine…you can spend the night! They’ve got rooms, suites, and…
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The unforgettable Riverview Suite. It’s elegant, and offers picturesque, panoramic views of the Delaware River.
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Even the most basic rooms are anything but and every stay includes free WiFi and a complimentary breakfast…
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But only the Riverview Suite offers a fireplace AND soaking tub with this spectacular scenery!
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Whether you choose to dine, celebrate, spend the night, or all three, Lambertville Station is a can’t-miss destination. You’ll find it at 11 Bridge Street in Lambertville. If you don’t live nearby, it’s worth at trip – there’s plenty to do in town. To learn about all that Lambertville, New Jersey has to offer, click here.
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