Sometimes you need to get out of town for a day, said TastingTable.com. Just north of Philadelphia—and 75 minutes from New York—a series of small riverside towns on either side of the New Jersey/Pennsylvania border are strung together by public parkland and peppered with food destinations. Point your car toward New Hope, Pa., and start exploring when you’re closing in. You’re ensured at least one busy day of fine eating.
Bobolink Dairy & Bakehouse Milford, N.J. Bobolink’s raw-milk cheeses and thick-crusted breads are available at New York farmers markets, “but there’s nothing quite like getting a loaf of duck-fat-and-garlic ciabatta straight from the smoky oven.” Leave time for a tour of the milking parlor, creamery, and cheese cave. 369 Stamets Rd., (908) 864-7277
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