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Bagels n’ Crumbs

4.2 (5 reviews)
Open 6:30 am - 3:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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The Great Wazu

The Great Wazu

4.1
(322 reviews)
2.5 mi
$

Lunch panic averted -- and what a find!…read more I didn't bring lunch to work and was deep in the "what am I going to eat?" struggle when The Great Wazu popped up in my search. I'll admit, seeing that it was primarily a sandwich shop made me hesitate since I need gluten-free options. But I was thrilled to see they offer gluten-free bread -- and even more relieved when I spoke to the incredibly kind server who walked me through their celiac protocol. As someone who worries about cross-contamination, that conversation alone put me at ease. I originally planned to grab something quick and rush back to work, but I was pleasantly surprised by how spacious the place is. For a strip mall location in Parsippany, there's actually plenty of seating, and the atmosphere feels welcoming and comfortable. Bonus: tons of parking, which is always appreciated. The menu has so many tempting options -- sandwiches, wraps, salads, chips, sweet treats, and beverages. Once I saw they had gluten-free bread, I may have gotten a little carried away and ordered two sandwiches: the Walnut Cranberry Chicken Salad and the Italiano. No regrets! Both were generously portioned and packed with flavor. I was especially impressed that they use four slices of gluten-free bread per sandwich -- which is thoughtful since GF slices tend to be smaller. For the price, that extra effort really stood out. I also grabbed a side of coleslaw and their homemade potato salad -- both fresh, flavorful, and the perfect complement to the sandwiches. Friendly service, great gluten-free awareness, generous portions, and lots of variety -- I'm so glad I found this spot. I'll absolutely be back to work my way through more of the menu.

Great may be a bit of s stretch. Let's just go with Wazu and leave it at that. I ordered the…read moreGobbler. Turkey, cranberry sauce, lettuce, tomato and MAYO on multigrain bread. They use Boarshead meats so the turkey was actually very good. The cranberry sauce was cranberry sauce. Lettuce, tomato, check, check. The issue I had was the volume of mayo. I would estimate that there were two heaping tablespoons of mayo on the sandwich which is much too much. Upon first bite half of it ended up on my face instead of in my face. The multigrain bread was a bit of a miss as well. The slices were very thin and the texture is soft. The sandwich fell apart fairly easily which made it difficult to handle. I think a more substantial, thicker, firmer slice would be a better choice. I also ordered a side of coleslaw which really wasn't up to par. Again, very heavy on the mayo. More mayo than slaw. Even the flavor of the Dr. Pepper from the fountain was off. The service was very fast. With that said I was the only customer so it kinda had to be that way. There are plenty of booths for seating. Pretty basic decor. Perhaps I ordered the wrong thing? I will probably give Wazu another chance to see if that is the case or not.

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Grilled Chicken Caesar Wrap
Grilled Chicken Caesar Wrap
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Gourmet Cafe

Gourmet Cafe

4.5
(254 reviews)
2.9 mi
$$

Excellent strip mall Jersey Italian! Everything is super fresh and not too oily or saucy. Apps were…read moredelish - we had the scallops, mushroom and crab salad and loved them all. Perfect order for 6 people without it being too much. We were all able to finish our entrees but you could easily share too. You'll feel like home at this place - we met the owner / chef and even got to try his homemade limoncello. Servers here are great and courses are timed well. Would definitely recommend for any occasion !

Yelp usually doesn't steer me wrong and didn't this time either. The restaurant is located in a…read morevery unprepossessing strip mall in Parsippany, but inside it is nicely decorated and clearly is very popular. We were greeted ebulliently by the very nice server, and the service was great throughout the meal, with two servers and the chef or manager (both?) checking on us. There is an extensive menu, from which I chose the Jersey Carbonara and my dining partner had the Shrimp and Pancetta Risotto. Both entrees were delicious and filling, The restaurant bakes delicious bread, which is light and fluffy and somehow tastes vaguely cheesy also. We rounded off our meal with what I hope was a decaf capuccino--one of the smoothest coffee drinks I've had the pleasure to sample--and a truffle with two kinds of ice cream and a little jujube inside. 10/10 would eat there again.

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Filet of Sole
Filet of Sole
Right on Baldwin Rd!

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Alhara Shawarma

Alhara Shawarma

4.3
(16 reviews)
0.0 mi

Boonton, NJ - walking into Alhara, we were hit with an uncanny sense of déjà vu, and quickly…read morerealized it used to be the location of another favorite Middle Eastern eatery called Al Aqsa. Despite the surface similarity, it is a totally different restaurant with new owners. Alhara brings a regional focus on Syrian cuisine in a fast-casual format, featuring shawarma, falafel, build-your-own bowls, loaded fries, salads & soups, and dips and sides like labneh, hummus, and babaganoush. On paper, it sounds familiar and formulaic, but lemme tell ya, Alhara is anything but ordinary. Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food is everywhere in NJ & NY, with no shortage of pretty excellent options. I've eaten my way through a fair share of them, but found the quality and flavors at Alhara to be distinctive, exceptional, and a cut above. The homemade sauces are unlike I've had anywhere else, with unique taste profiles that are flavorful and complex. The garlic whip and babaganoush are out of this world, the falafel is just perfect (crunchy and fluffy in all the right places), the long grain rice is delicious and seasoned just so, and the shepherd salad holds its own. Nothing is bland or average. Be sure to try the pomegranate sauce - not homemade but an uncommon condiment that'll pleasure your palate with a sweet-tart zest. Being first-timers, we wanted to try everything and ordered a couple of bowls with all different kinds of toppings, sides and sauces. My bowl was so heaping with all the fixin's that the sauces had to be served on the side. You can order from a digital kiosque or at the counter. The owners (a lovely couple) were friendly and patient with our questions even as we stood over the kiosk for an eternity with decision paralysis over what to get. Alhara has been open for about 7-8 months. Boonton is full of good eats, and this is a welcomed addition to town and definitely a new favorite!

I rarely write reviews. This area of NJ has middle eastern cuisine scattered every few blocks and…read moreit's all pretty solid and some great. Alhara Schawarma was fantastic as soon as I walked in. Told the owner I'd never been before but had walked by numerous times, and he said let's change that. Had a beef/lamb schawarma sandwich with crispy Saj bread - thinner than a tortilla - fries and then drizzled with pomegranate sauce that breaks the savory and salty flavors in the sandwich. Delicious. Served with plastic gloves as the "pomegranate can make it messy", but probably wasn't needed but a nice touch nevertheless. Also had cup of lentil soup served with lemon, was very nice. The owner wanted me to try the chicken schawarma, so gave me a small cup. Delicious. My new favorite find in the Parsippany area.

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Counter and menu items, assembly area
Counter and menu items, assembly area
Falafel on the side added to our BYO bowl
Falafel on the side added to our BYO bowl
Build your own bowl with rice, beef & lamb kebab, hummus, labneh w/ zaatar & mint, veggie toppings, babaganoush, sauces

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Build your own bowl with rice, beef & lamb kebab, hummus, labneh w/ zaatar & mint, veggie toppings, babaganoush, sauces
Habit Burger & Grill

Habit Burger & Grill

4.0
(195 reviews)
2.5 mi
$

Tough to write a review from just one burger that my friend took out, but I have his experience to…read morego from with it. So: He's on the road. We were discussing burgers yesterday and Habit came up. I'd never eaten at one. He wanted one. Perfect. Pulls in at 8:45, takes a few minutes to figure out the ordering kiosk. I will therefore note this is an issue to anticipate. The order itself didn't seem to take too long. As for what came home with my friend: * Intrigued by the dragonfruit limeade. Would be something to keep in mind if I find myself at Habit again. * I enjoyed my burger. The patty was the weakest part, very plain and underwhelming. But the portabello mushroom and associated toppings? Mwah. That all made the sandwich. But the best burger places know how to make the meat score points. * My friend got the tempura green beans. Apparently those were just OK, maybe not tempuraed enough. I noticed when looking at the sides, every dipping sauce costs money besides ketchup packets (m'eh) and none of them really looked that interesting to me. So the upsides? Good value, tasty mushrooms. The downsides? Limited selections, uninspiring burger meat. I'll call it a strong 3 stars and if I do end up here (or another Habit) I will reconsider.

First time at Habit. A friend recommended as we usually go to 5 Guys or Shake Shack. My son and I…read morehad a burger, fries and soft drink. Burger and fries were very tasty. Way better than Shake Shack and comparable with 5 Guys. The best part, this place was way less expensive than both other places. We dined in, the place was clean and staff was friendly. The place had a brisk take out business and plenty of seating for dining in. I will definitely be back.

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Signage. Digital
Signage. Digital
New and California-ish. I like
New and California-ish. I like
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Boonton Bagels and Gourmet Deli

Boonton Bagels and Gourmet Deli

3.9
(96 reviews)
0.7 mi
$

It's about time I wrote this place a review! It's been here forever and they seem to actually be…read moredoing okay despite the Jersey Mike's coming in a few doors down. I do believe it is family owned an independent and that's one thing I love about New Jersey is there is plenty of delis and other food options that are still independent! They must have over 50 bagel sandwich options here for you to choose from. So many choices and just pick one that works well with you and roll with it. My husband had one of their breakfast bagels that had a lot of pretzel salt on the bottom and I was there for it. It's very salty and not for everyone but I loved it and I kept sneaking little bites of his bagel where I could. There's about five or six tables to sit at and it's a small place but so glad it's there and hope they stick around for a while! Very friendly service From the staff at the counter with a nice family friendly ambience.

Realizing how far away my favorite bagel joint is, and that it really is only my favorite because I…read morenever found better, I decided to check out a few places closer to home. Enter Boonton Bagels. Just like Time for a Bagel in Morris Plains, you walk into a long, narrow building where it's awkward to find a place to stand and wait. I ordered a double egg, and cheese on a poppy - with egg prices as of 2025, I'll take them where I can get them. Food came out fairly quick, and I had a chance to look at all the spreads - again, typical bagel joint. The verdict? Not quite ready to commit yet. I enjoy the poppy saturation of the bagel, done well so most of them actually stayed on as I ate. I requested no toast, my bagel was untoasted. But the bagel was a bit thin and underflavored to earn a 5th star. The egg was fresh cooked, cheese was a bit sparse, again maybe a little lacking in flavor. Overall? A pleasant breakfast nook in Boonton. If the other places nearby don't top it, I can see myself coming back here, trying different bagels (like the French Toast!) and schmears, maybe working this into my regular food rotation. Four for now.

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Bagel case and more menu
Bagel case and more menu
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Bagel display...
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