Although not their official "storefront", Pecan Patti appears to be making its debut at Smorgasburg…read morethis year and from what I can tell, has been able to generate one of the longest (if not THE longest) lines I've seen! But is it for their pecans? Tasty as the samples I had may be, the answer is no: it was for their mason jar sweet tea! There's nothing like word of mouth to get a buzz going. You're shelling out $4 for a 20 oz cup of lemonade, when suddenly you start to see glimpses of these glorious 1L mason jars of effervescent elixir. First it starts with one. Then you notice another. Then the more you see, the more you have to have it, until you finally muster up the courage to ask someone, "where DID you get that?" They smile, gesture over yonder and say, "it's the longest line that you'll find over THERE", and then part ways, smiling with their magical beverage in hand. And as you make your own way over yonder, you think to yourself, "whoa - that's one long line", because apparently everyone ELSE also finally mustered up the courage to ask someone else, and conveniently did so 5 minutes before you did. So if you do decide to brave the line (which is not as fast as they say it is), you will be rewarded by a mason jar of their ginger, pomegranate, and citrus sweet tea. Tasty stuff and wildly refreshing on a hot Saturday afternoon (don't fret with the large amounts of ice they put in - it melts fast and the base is both warm and pretty concentrated, so needs all that ice), the ginger I would recommend for ginger-lovers (but "too gingery" for those without such inclinations). The pomegranate was very... ummm... "pomegranat-y"; but again, I'm a sucker for ginger. But at the end of the day, was it worth it? Well, the $6 mason jar of sweet tea definitely lasted me much longer than both of the other two $4 20 oz cups of lemonade I bought elsewhere, and you get a nice mason jar out of the deal (which, my wife reminded me, that you can buy for just a buck or two on its own). But given the potential for crazy line-itis, I'd wait until after the crowd settles, or make it a tag team effort where frequent jaunts to visit other stands are made while waiting for your spot to slowly inch itself to the front.

This bakery has been around for many, many years. I grew up in a town over and used to go all the…read moretime as a kid for the most amazing cakes, pies, and pastries. Truly one of The Best in NJ. It is now a Korean Bakery shop \cafe and still makes very good products, but if you remember the "old PPB" it is not the same at all. Located on the main business district, there is street parking. I stopped in one evening to grab some items to go. The person working the counter was nice enough. They now have cafe\brunch items so it's not just a bakery anymore. Very little Italian pastries anymore; more generic cakes, donuts, cookies, etc are the norm now. Of course Korean specialties too. Their rice donuts were amazing. For many years, local bakeries in the area made a Bavarian creme filled pecan danish ring with streusel sugar drizzled on top. PPB still does and it is Amazing! Worth the trip just to buy this item!

Small but immaculate family owned spot in PP parking is a bit of a frag but this place is worth it…read more. i had there r cold brew iced coffee and spicy seafood pasta both were 10/10 The gentleman thats the owner is an amazing person, very inviting and friendly. Highly recommended!

Stopped by after a hike while waiting for the next train back into nyc. Friendly bartender and…read morequick service. I enjoyed my bourbon bacon jam burger (to go) even though the bun was much bigger than the patty (which is a pet peeve of mine). The fries were delicious! Sat at the bar and enjoyed a cocktail while waiting for my food. I think it was called the aurora borealis. The cocktail I had was light and refreshing (sometimes you need that).

10/10/25: Stopped in for a late lunch after the NY Boat Co. Cruise…read more The Central has a cafe and a small bar/restaurant. The three of us shared a Steak Souvlaki and an Olive Tapenade with pita bread. Food was pretty good. Customer service was friendly. The Central is located in the Peekskill Train Depot. Alcoholic beverages are available. Free (2 hour) parking is available by the restaurant.

Everything was superb! Service was great. Food presentation was very nice. The branzino dish was…read moredelicious. The polenta bites and artichoke burrata appetizers were really tasty. Music played was nice. Place was very comfortable and we were not rushed out. Our adult beverage called "Stone ?" Was delicious and beautifully served.

Over the July 4th weekend, when the temperature was nearly 100°F, we arrived at this lovely…read morerestaurant at 4:15 p.m. The food was delicious and the service was great. Unfortunately, it didn't open until 4:30 p.m., and four older adults were required to wait outside in the extreme heat until the doors opened.

I forgot, but you Must remember that Fin & Brew is an "excellent" restaurant…read more You will be greeted with spectacular views of the Hudson River. Outstanding paced relaxed service. Lovely setting. Started with 8 perfectly shucked east coast oysters - served on shaved ice with cocktail sauce, horseradish and mignonette sauce and 2 extra clams for me. We had a phenomenal shrimp fried rice formed into a tower with a runny fried egg on top. Looked great - nice portion, tasted even better at $28. Our second entree - a coconut fish stew with a basil coconut sauce had tender shrimp, large cod pieces and U 30 scallops. Best part - Tarranova toast for dipping the tasty broth ($29) Our great waiter suggested the smashed fried potatoes with creamy dip. For $15 they will feed 2-4 adults. The wine and beer (excellent value - the Continue Italian Pilsner on draft) were reasonably priced. My only complaint is the 3% credit card charge before tax. Bring cash. Fin & Brew is a winner.

OK, we're here for a holiday party which is a bad name. I like Christmas party so we're gonna go…read morewith Christmas party in my account but we got here way early like an hour and 10 minutes early so we're downstairs at the bar with the extra one having pretzel bites and nachos and the nachos were huge.

I've been here twice and both times the food was amazing and the service was good. They are a…read morelittle expensive but it's worth it to treat yourself sometimes. I can't drink right now since I'm pregnant, but I love to get a cocktail with my fancy dinner. I asked if they have any non-alcoholic cocktails, and the waiter made me the best freaking virgin mojito that ever existed. It was quite loud last time and the table next to me was really complaining and generally being a nuisance but the staff was handling everything with patience and professionalism.

This restaurant is unassuming from the outside, but they have some really unique dishes and…read moreflavors. We split the sangria flight which was a good amount for 2 people. Our favorite were the croquetas, crab cakes and loaded papas, but we'd come back to try some of the other tapas.

Took my wife and son out and upon entering we were seated then greeted by our waiter Rob, who we…read morehave not had as a waiter the handful of times we've been previously. He had a great personality and actually struck up friendly conversation which many waiters and waitresses do not do. Aside from the friendly conversation, he was amazingly attentive and helpful. Glasses never made it less than half full. We notice the menu will change with the seasons and we tried some new items. My wife had a spinach tagliatelle with a truffle cream sauce and I had the spicy rigatoni. If you like spice get that but beware because the Calabrian chiles aren't for the faint of heart. Overall it is a great environment and I plan on continuing to be a patron.

I came here with a few family members on a Wednesday night. We made a reservation, but since we…read morewent on a weekday, it wasn't that busy. I ordered the salmon and spinach salad. I really liked the salmon, but I thought the salad was a bit overdressed. The service was great and everyone in our party liked our food.

This was my 2nd time dining with An Artistic Taste, first time at the Newburgh location. Similar to…read moremy last experience, they did not disappoint. Caribbean menu with flair. Everything was seasoned and plated beautifully; sizable proportions too. Situated on a corner lot, with ample street parking.The space is sleek and inviting and has a nice bar too. Our server was attentive and friendly. Definitely planning to return with friends and family.

Service was great but the waitress did forget a few things. Possibly writing the order down might…read morehelp that... food was scrumptious!! Ox tails were so tender!!! The salmon was served piping hot and tasted fabulous!! The lobster hush puppies were so good!! Prices were reasonable One thing I didn't find attractive was the waitress' all just lingering waiting for each dish to become empty which definitely takes from the ambience..

I cannot count the number of times I've been to Clinton St. Baking; let's just say 'a lot'…read more I'm finally posting a review of this wildly popular, iconic restaurant on the corner of Houston and Clinton Streets. If you live anywhere south of NoHo, chances are you've heard of Clinton St. Baking. It's ALWAYS busy and reservations go very quickly. I've never been there when there wasn't a line of people waiting outside. We were able to get the last brunch reservation the day before. When we arrived, we were seated within 10 minutes. I ordered my favorite brunch dish - Fried Chicken and Waffle! My partner ordered the Maine Blueberry pancakes. I love fried chicken and waffles, and Clinton St. ranks among the highest on my list! The Belgian vanilla buttermilk waffle is light and crisp with a great texture. The chicken, which is soaked in buttermilk overnight, is juicy and tender. The boneless skinless chicken breast is coated with flour and cornmeal which gives a great crisply coating when fried! I drenched it in honey and it was excellent! We were actually supposed to be in Maine, and those blueberry pancakes, which we shared, took us there!! They were so delicious and fluffy, with a light crunchy exterior.....but the 'piece de resistance' were the BLUEBERRIES! The berries were not only layered in a heavenly compote on top of the pancakes, but they're also layered inside! They're in a class by themselves and a must order. It's a bit challenging getting a reservation but well worth it!! It's one of the best breakfast-brunch spots in the city!

Nice little diner-esque brunch spot on Houston. My gf has been living here for a while but there's…read morealways a line. It seems like a nice place to hang. Lots of windows and kinda picturesque at the right table. I like the groovy lighting. Kinda reminiscent of fibbage. Always getting refills on water and coffee. Excellent service. The food was good. I personally like an English muffin with my eggs Benedict. The latke added some richness. Otherwise, pretty textbook example of an eggs Benedict. Fried chicken sandwich was tasty. Lots of mayonnaise and crispy fries. No real distinctness to the dishes but pretty decent all-around. Personally, I think that it was a tad expensive. Vibes were good, though.

We were here years ago for an event and really enjoyed the food, ambience and service, so for my…read morebirthday lunch with my family, it was a no brainer selection for me. We all loved our meals and service and we will be back again very soon.

Wow! Where do I begin! This place exceeded expectations definitely! Upon sitting down, we were…read moreimmediately greeted by our server, Maxwell. He was very sweet, very informative, and most importantly, honest! He wasn't sure what was in one of the cocktails because the ingredients recently changed, so instead of making something up, he went out of his way to go find out exactly what was in it! This was important to me because I've been to places where the servers either told me they don't know or they don't even offer to find the ingredients. For our appetizer, we ordered wings which came on the bone. We did request only the drumsticks, which they were able to accommodate. These wings were absolutely delicious, probably top five wings that I've ever had! We also ordered the chicken egg rolls, these were good as well, the dip that came with it was super delicious! For entrees, we ordered the mac & cheese, and the rack of ribs. Holy cow both were SO GOOD! The ribs melted in your mouth! The Mac and cheese was really good as well! For dessert we ordered the devils food chocolate cake and oooo my goodness how AMAZING! We also got 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream. For cocktails we ordered a Guinness and the Tropical Storm. The tropical storm drink has banana liqueur which I loved but it's very strong so make sure u like banana! Overall, I cannot wait to return to this place again! There are so many menu options and I want to try each and every one of the desserts! Lots of parking as well! Dress code: I was glad they accommodated us after a beach trip, but I felt underdressed. It's a nicer place!