Rocky Hill Inn – Rocky Hill, New Jersey

Rocky Hill Inn on Washington Street in Rocky Hill has been a Central New Jersey gastropub and American restaurant destination since it opened, combining a carefully curated craft beer program with scratch-made American gastropub food in a historic Millstone River village setting that makes it one of the most atmospheric dining experiences in Somerset County. It appeared in Season 25, Episode 9 of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, “Big Food, Small Towns,” which aired October 14, 2016. Guy Fieri found a Rocky Hill kitchen doing American gastropub food from scratch with the quality and historic small-town warmth that earns a New Jersey inn its destination reputation well beyond the community surrounding it.

Quick Facts

Restaurant: Rocky Hill Inn
City: Rocky Hill, New Jersey
Cuisine: Gastropub / American
DDD Season: 25
DDD Episode: 9
Episode Title: Big Food, Small Towns
Original Air Date: October 14, 2016
Address: 137 Washington St., Rocky Hill, NJ 08553
Phone: 609-683-8930
Website: https://rockyhilltavern.com
Status: Open

What to Eat

The Pub Burger on fresh-ground beef with house-made toppings is the gastropub centerpiece that earns Rocky Hill Inn its Somerset County reputation. The Craft Beer Selection with a New Jersey and regional craft emphasis is as carefully curated as the food menu. The Seasonal American Plates built around what New Jersey farms are producing are the dinner items that earn reservations on weekends. Find a Princeton or New Brunswick area hotel on Trivago.

Plan Your Visit

Check the website for current hours. Rocky Hill is a short drive from Princeton.
Address: 137 Washington St., Rocky Hill, NJ 08553
Phone: 609-683-8930
Website: https://rockyhilltavern.com
Status: Open

Triple D Essentials

Stream the Big Food, Small Towns episode on Amazon.

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Rocky Hill Inn appeared in Season 25, Episode 9 of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, “Big Food, Small Towns,” originally aired October 14, 2016.

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