Have seen this restaurant on yelp n never tried it. When a friend suggested to meet up for…read morebreakfast thought we'd try it. In the heart of rockaway Boro. Small quaint place. Friendly welcoming staff. Menu had quite a few items. But we settled on simple eggs, bacon/ ham , home fries n bread. Tasted good, Will be back again. Tx u

Highly recommend!! Small town cozy vibe meets fresh delicious food from a warm and friendly staff…read more Definitely check it out!!!

best soup and quiches in the entire world…read more thank you so much jackie your food sustains me

YES Soup for you! Small find just off the main road in a mini mall that is worth the stop in…read more Homemade soups -- many of them you can take home frozen. We loved the butternut squash that melted our mouths. Looks like everything is homemade and you can get sandwiches and pastries too. Real country vibe here -- you can feel The Berkshires coursing through your soul on a cool fall afternoon with hot soup to warm you up. We'll be back!

Delicious. Intimate. Fabulous staff…read more Drinks: We got a latte with macadamia nut milk (lovely) and the root brew with whole milk (nothing great). Food: We got the Akia (a fluffy classic breakfast sandwich) and the Kithy (an interesting take on a breakfast sandwich with new textures and flavors). We were both incredibly satisfied with our meals and will be back soon. Inside space: There are 14 chairs total, so when it's full - it's quite full.

Worst service I've had in quite a long time. Matcha cold…read morebrew took 15 minutes and 3 sandwiches took over 30 minutes The staff were chatting the whole time and when I finally asked about my food they said oh yeah it's ready we just have to go and grab it.. WHAT ?? The drinks were okay but the food was great .. except for the BLT which is just one tomato slice , one lettuce leaf and 15 pieces of over cooked (and at this point , cold) bacon , they didn't apologize or even mention the wait , ridiculous. Especially when someone pays 80 dollars in a near empty cafe Would never come back on a time crunch (Might order online if that wouldn't take even longer)

This is such a cute vintage ice cream shop in the Castle Inn. It isn't open many days/hours, but…read moreit's got a great vibe for hanging out and relaxing. The menu includes both sweets and lunch food if you want more of a meal. I saw "egg cream" on the menu and wanted to try it. The drink itself was old-fashioned and containing neither egg nor cream but was a fizzy chocolate drink. The woman behind the counter had to get another employee to make it. It must not be commonly ordered, but it was really unique to get outside of old timey NYC. The prices were reasonable, and they had a lot of ice cream options. It's a unique business based on the original shop, so it was more than the treat but a bit of an experience.

Really cute atmosphere and great little lunch and tea spot. Their ice cream is super tasty as well!read more

We came here as a group and really enjoyed our meal here. The service was fast (under 10 minutes…read morefor 4 separate meals) and also very friendly. I ordered the veggie burger and my partner ordered the Brie and ham sandwich with a side of broccoli cheddar soup. The veggie burger was perfect in terms of mix of veggies, flavor and freshness and both sandwiches came with a small side of tortilla chips and fresh salsa. We also ordered a side of French fries which were also fresh. Our least favorite thing was the broccoli cheddar soup, which was a little more watery than we would have liked. Others in our party ordered a cheeseburger and an "ah love" chicken sandwich and they liked their food. I ordered a fresh lemonade and it was homemade and tasted great. The food here is very fresh and reasonably priced and very enjoyable overall. We would definitely come back the next time we are here! Warning the parking lot is on the smaller side and there are only about 4-5 tables inside and 2-3 tables on the small outdoor patio.

I used to love Batata and still kind of do love their food but I will never come back…read more On 5/26, I ordered the Zen burger after coming back from the hospital and giving birth to my son a few days earlier. Looking for a burger, I picked the Zen burger which was not listed as having walnuts. I even called the restaurant to confirm this burger was nut free. When I bit into this burger, within 30 seconds, I realized something was wrong when my lips started swelling up and my throat started to close in. My husband called the restaurant back and again asked if the zen burger had walnuts. I was assured that it did not. When I said, please go ask the kitchen, the person on the phone did and confirmed, "oh, it does have a little bit of walnuts in it". I don't think that the people working here understood the severity of this and they offered a refund of the meal that we threw away. Wow, how generous! I spoke to the manager and she just said sorry and that the owner would contact us. We wound up having to go to the hospital over this, after just leaving with our newborn. What a day. It's been a week and my husband has stopped by the talk to the owner but she hasn't been there and has not called, emailed, or done anything since. I don't care if she is busy, it honestly doesn't matter, this is important and I needed some reassurance that this would never happen again to anyone since someone else could have died from this but that never happened. I guess she is just too busy to care. Unfortunately, this is a local business that I used to love but I will never come back and would advise anyone with a food allergy to go somewhere else. The next day they did update the menu and the zen burger now does say "contains walnuts" but it's not reassuring that this will never happen again.

The food is excellent! I had the cafe peanut special wrap. Service is excellent! Ambiance is great…read morewith the music, art, and great owner

Came here for lunch and service was quick and the staff was kind. Cafe Peanut has lots of seating,…read moregreat retro-inspired decor, and one bathroom. Close to the PATH station. Ordered the Italian sandwich and a matcha latte. Prices were a bit steep for the items. The sandwich was good, would get again - Around $14 and very filling. The matcha was around the $7 mark with a milk substitution and lacked flavor, so I would probably go for a coffee next time.

Celebrated my 65th birthday at Sangria Café. They provided a clean and private spacious area for…read morethe event. The food was great and the service was wonderful. The manager was professional and gracious when it came to making the arrangements. I would recommend this to anyone looking to have an enjoyable evening for any event. I've also been here for lunch and casual dinners and have enjoyed the food and services as well. The DJs are always on point!

The Sangria Cafe is quite a place and has excellent service. I had my mind set on ordering…read morenonfortified red sangria, but discovered they only have brandy or other liquor infused sangria they make in small batches. You cannot order a fresh carafe or pitcher of sangria with the fruit in it here, which is what I was expecting from a place headlining sangria. So your experience of the Sangria Cafe for sangria will come down to whether you like yours fortified. I like my sangria freshly made to order with just the wine and chopped fruit, but you may have a better experience at Sangria Cafe if you prefer fortified sangria. So the Manager, Elios, was superb. He told me he would let me taste the red, white and lychee versions to see which one I preferred. Given they are all fortified to an extent, I chose to order margaritas. I prefer mezcal margaritas, but they did not have mezcal at the time. So I went with the tequila classic. It was good and I had it to go for my evening at a cigar lounge. I also ordered food to go: the French cut pork chops with garlic mashed potatoes and asparagus and the braised beef short rib with small potatoes and broccoli. Here's a twist: the food was better than the adult beverage at a place emphasizing the latter. At all times, my server, Hector, was superb in his own right. Service is probably the strong suit at Sangria Cafe, followed by the food. The French cut pork chops taste like they have been marinated or at least brined. You will eat these down to the bone and you will pick up those bones to clean them. The garlic mashed potatoes were great too, but the asparagus was a bit overcooked. On balance, this $30 dish was satisfying and would have been better had they included a little gravy on the side for the mashed potatoes. The beef short rib at $38 was even tastier. I appreciate the chef took the time to get a good cut of short rib and trimmed the excess fat down to a leaner cut. The meat is inherently marbled with fat, so the flavor is already going to be as present as the savory tenderness. If you dine at a restaurant where there is excess fat on the beef short rib, know the chef there is not putting in the work to trim all that fat. Coudos to the chefs in the Sangria Cafe kitchen for their trimming work. This is even better than the pork chops and you'll savor every bite. The broccoli was overcooked here, so the chefs could restrain themselves on the cooking time for the veggies. The small potatoes were perfect and what is not to like about marbled beef and potatoes. Here they have a little gravy with cooked onions to add to the savory pleasure. The Sangria Cafe is a great place to come with friends. This place will see lots of action as the weather warms. The atmosphere is upbeat and the music is in full swing. This is a Latino and Afro Latino crowd. The kitchen and service are very good here. Perhaps I'm in the minority preferring nonfortified sangria, but I wish that were an option with the chopped fruit in it. Perhaps the majority prefers the fortified hit, but it would be nice to have it more relaxed with just the wine as summer approaches or at any time of the year. Please keep the mezcal in stock as SOP for the mezcal margs. Thanks to Elios, Hector and the chefs in the kitchen. 3.5 stars.

Staff are so friendly, professional, and attentive. Classic American diner feel and food. Exactly…read morewhat you'd want and expect. Good quality, no funny foodie things. Just straight up American Diner done well. But they also have Greek food!

Need a meal late at night? Reasonably priced in Midtown Manhattan? This isn't a bad place that…read morefits the bill. We can in after 9:40PM and the person advised us they close at 11:00PM, which is more than enough time. We ordered omelets (spinach, tomato, and mushrooms) with hash brown and toast. Quick and easy. It came out within a short amount of time. The waiter checked on our water cups. Can't ask for anything more since our bellies were full. We continue on our way home. Next time you need a simple meal, check them out!