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The Speckled Egg Hatches in Lambertville: Beloved Café Opens at 19 N. Union Street
Nestled in the heart of downtown Lambertville, The Speckled Egg Cafe has officially opened its doors at 19 N. Union Street in Lambertville. Co-owners Chef Megan Loos and Tony Artur—whose New Hope location earned a spot on USA Today’s 2024 “Restaurants of the Year”—have expanded their beloved breakfast and lunch concept into a full sit-down experience. The new menu showcases house‑ground sausage, seasonal soups, scratch‑baked rolls, and locally roasted coffee, alongside fresh dinner offerings in a warm, laid‑back atmosphere . Longtime fans will appreciate the café’s return to Lambertville, which Loos and Artur describe as a “homecoming” to where their journey began .
What’s New Around Town: From Burgers to Booza
Lambertville’s culinary scene continues to evolve with exciting new additions and fresh flavors. Bridge Street Burgers has officially opened its doors in the former home of Full Moon Café, bringing a casual, comfort-food vibe back to the heart of downtown. Just a few ste away, construction is underway for Nomad Pizza, set to open soon in the old Local Greek space—locals are already buzzing about its wood-fired pies. Across the bridge in New Hope, dessert takes center stage with the arrival of Booza Plus inside the Ferry Market. Specializing in sweet treats with a Middle Eastern twist, it’s the perfect stop for something unexpected and unforgettable. The baklava milkshake is a must for those with a sweet toot.
Fireworks & Drone Show
LAMBERTVILLE’S NEWSPAPER HISTORY
Fireworks & Drone Show
The picturesque summer tradition returns to Lambertville–New Hope! Visit New Hope’s Summer Series brings back a monthly fireworks and drone show over the Delaware River, coupled with a lively block party along Stockton Avenue in New Hope. Starting with July 11, the remaining dates for 2025 are:
- Friday, July 11
- Friday, August 1
- Friday, September 5
Each evening begins with festivities around 5 p.m.—including live music, local vendors, artists, and food—then culminates with a spectacular fireworks and synchronized drone display over the river around 9 p.m. This family‑friendly event is free and open to all and promises stunning visuals that light up the skies and bring our river towns to life
ONE NIGHT ONLY
LAMBERTVILLE’S NEWSPAPER HISTORY
Fireworks & Drone Show
For one night only, Finkle’s Hardware took on a whole new vibe! 🥳 The legendary hardware store became a buzzing nightclub, where memories were made with live music, delicious eats, and endless drinks. Hosted by Rachel Finkle and Sven Helmer, the evening was filled with energy as friends gathered to celebrate in a space rich with history. It was an unforgettable farewell to the familiar aisles and shelves, transformed into a dance floor that kept the good times flowing.
LAMBERTVILLE’S NEWSPAPER HISTORY
LAMBERTVILLE’S NEWSPAPER HISTORY
LAMBERTVILLE’S NEWSPAPER HISTORY
Before modern media transformed communication, Lambertville relied on the "Beacon," a local publication that delivered news through printed word. Established in the 19th century, it connected the community by sharing important updates, events, and stories that shaped local history.
The Iconic Wedgwood Inn
Flowers in Full Bloom, Visitors in Full Swing
