Restaurant guide

Update on tonight with the actual menu.

For those of you coming in Friday night for the Lenten dinner special, the dinner will be Flounder stuffed with crabmeat, peppers & onions dusted with paprika & served with lemon dill butter, rice pilaf & vegetable medley. For those of you coming in to eat Irish and listen to Rich Carty play Irish music we'll have plenty of Irish fare like the Bangers with Mash served with sweet & sour slaw pictured here. The Irish fare will be available for lunch & dinner on Friday & Saturday.

While you're in Mill Race Village this weekend stop in to The Robin's Nest for plenty of Irish fare. In honor of St Patrick's Day, on Friday & Saturday for lunch & dinner we will be serving, corned beef & cabbage, bangers & mashed, Irish potatoes, homemade soda bread as well as Harp & Guinness beer. And, Rich Carty will be playing Irish music on Saturday evening on the hammered dulcimer. If it's Irish, we've got it this weekend.

Tomorrow, March 8th, is the 1st Friday in Lent and our 1st Lenten dinner. Here is the special menu for tomorrow night. Lots of wonderful choices to pick from, something for everyone!

Lots going on at Robin's Nest in March starting with our 1st Lent dinner this Friday. $24.95 for 3 courses & a glass of wine. Feel free to call the restaurant for the menu any time after 10AM on Fridays.

For those of you who have been asking about our Easter Sunday Brunch Buffet, the seatings will be 9:00am, 10:30am,12:30pm and 2:30pm. Reservations can be made on Open Table or by calling the restaurant. The cost is $28.95 for adults, $14.95 for children 10 and under with children 2 and under free.

https://mailchi.mp/millraceshops/robins-nest-restaurant-in-marchLent Menu Every Friday Night starting March 8 Three courses, Soup or salad Entrée, choice of dessert glass of house wine, $24.95 not including tax or tip

One of the specials for tonight is Shepherd’s Pie with lamb, peas & carrots in a brown gravy topped with homemade mashed potatoes. The perfect meal for a winter evening. Sent from my iPad

The RVRHS Choir is off to NYC today to perform at St. Patrick’s Cathedral and Robin’s Nest’s box lunches are going along with them on the bus trip. Robin & the team were up early getting everything freshly made, boxed up & delivered.

This Courier Post article "Years in the making: Meet 6 of NJ's veteran chefs" features 5 male chefs and just one woman, our very own Robin Winzinger. https://www.courierpostonline.com/story/life/2019/02/20/nj-restaurants-veteran-chefs/2926919002/

Although the first show is sold out, there are still tickets available for the 9PM Saturday comedy show with Mike Gaffney, semi-finalist on NBC's Last Comic Standing. So get your tickets now!! https://nightout.com/events/mikegaffney/tickets

Church St Art & Craft in Mill Race Village is now featuring the wonderful painted furniture of Ginger Stuart Designs. And wonderful it is!! Adorable for a child's room. Custom designs and sports teams are her specialty. Stop in and take a look.

The Robin’s Nest is closing for the day due to the weather. See you all tomorrow. Stay safe & warm.

Since the weather outside is frightful we are encouraging everyone to stay home, warm & safe; and, the Robin's Nest will be closing tonight at 7PM. See you all tomorrow.

Just when you thought the Impossible Burger couldn't get better, out comes the NEW Impossible Burger that is more Impossible than ever. Meat from plants so tasty that there's no need to get it from animals! This new recipe is 40% less saturated fat, 30% less sodium, higher quality protein and MADE WITHOUT GLUTEN (certification pending.)

The merchandise is awesome, the savings phenomenal, the service second to none. What are you waiting for? Get thee to Silver Lining ASAP.

Get our Groupon while it lasts. Not much longer now.

The Wheel of the Year is an annual cycle of 4 or 8 seasonal festivals, solstices or equinoxes. Observing the cycle of the seasons has been important to many people, both ancient and modern, and many contemporary Pagan festivals are based to varying degrees on folk traditions. Cheerful Dreams in Mill Race Village will be holding classes on the Wheel of the Year in the Pagan tradition, tool building leading up to the ritual. Taught by Nicole and Amy there is a Parent/Child class on alternating Saturdays beginning 2/23 from 3-5PM for $25/class. And on alternating Saturdays beginning 2/16 from 3-5PM for $35/class they will be teaching the same class for individuals 18 and older. More information and reservations at 609-261-1252

Our friends over at Breaking Grounds Cafe are even sweeter than usual this February when they will be featuring their " Sweetheart Frappe" all month long! Cherries and cream frappe with chocolate chips topped with chocolate whipped cream!

This is how we taste chili in Mount Holly. 11 chili varieties all trying to be the best in town.

They are lined up all the way back to our building waiting to get in to taste chili. One of the most important parts of Fire & Ice!

This is how it begins. 1 man. 1 ice block. 1 chain saw. Fire & Ice today in Mount Holly.

More sights of Mount Holly Fire & Ice today.

The Robin’s Nest is lucky to have Taj, a salsa specialist, in the kitchen. Watch him as he works his salsa magic.

The Robin's Nest Bakery continues to prove that if you can dream it...they can create it.

In April Mill Race Village is hosting Pillage the Village Barbarian Invasion, an event like no other. So dust off your barbarian garb and prepare for the festivities.

And so it begins, the 1st holiday party of the year being celebrated at The Robin’s Nest tonight. 🎄🤶☃️🎁

It’s Stollen Christmas Bread time at The Robin’s Nest. It only appears for a cameo appearance during the holidays but what a special treat! 🎄🥖🎄

Chocoholics will be licking their lips when they watch this video. Another yummy masterpiece by Kristin.