The vibe is chill. Would recommend the Ishiyaki Wagyu on hot stone! It was tasty and came with a…read moreside of kimchi and string beans. The poke bowl was flavorful but was mainly rice. I wouldn't recommend the Yaki Onigiri, despite reading positive reviews for it. The fried rice was way too heavy and didn't taste good. The greasiness was competing with the strong taste of the salmon. Some servers knew their job well, and greeted us at the door. A newer server wasn't as knowledgeable on gluten free options there and also didn't take away our used appetizer plates before serving us the mains. Not a huge deal, but it does make a difference in your dining experience and how the flow of your meal goes.

"Comforting Bowls and a Cozy Izakaya Feel"…read more Haruki Ramen & Izakaya delivers a warm and inviting ramen experience that feels both relaxed and satisfying. It is the kind of place that works perfectly for a casual date night or a comforting dinner when you are craving something rich and flavorful. We started with the agedashi tofu and Sapporo, which was a great way to ease into the meal. The tofu was lightly crisp on the outside and silky inside, sitting in a savory broth that balanced sweetness and umami nicely. Paired with a cold Sapporo, it set the tone for a solid evening. My girlfriend ordered the spicy tonkotsu ramen, which came out steaming and fragrant. The broth was creamy and pork forward with a steady heat that built gradually without overwhelming the palate. The noodles had a nice chew and the toppings were well portioned. I went with the mazemen, which was bold and satisfying. Rich sauce coating thick noodles, topped with a perfectly jammy egg and fresh scallions for brightness. It was hearty and full of flavor, the kind of dish that leaves you full and content. The atmosphere is cozy and intimate, with dim lighting and a laid back energy that encourages you to settle in. Service was attentive and friendly without being intrusive. The only reason this lands at four stars instead of five is that while everything was very good, it did not quite reach that unforgettable level. Still, it is a dependable spot for quality ramen in Norwalk.

Chimmichuri steak was delicious. The elderberry cocktail was so good- light and refreshing. The…read morehamachi Nacho was good.

We were so excited to find out about Uncorked's opening. What a great addition to Georgetown! Came…read morehere on a Friday on a bar crawl (YAAAS Georgetown!) and Uncorked is our second stop. Loved how they transformed the old space. I had their special peanut butter martini and it was delicious! We tried a few apps. The oysters were so fresh! Definitely will come back for dinner. They also have lunch on weekends I believe.

POUR me another one ! I had such a great experience at Pour in Mount Kisco. I started with one of…read moretheir CBD drinks and it mellowed me out right away! (such a great way to start the night.) The flatbread was absolutely delicious, and the drinks just kept getting better from there. I followed it up with some rosé tequila shots from Luca, an espresso martini, and another CBD drink. When I tell you I loved everything -- the vibe, the atmosphere, the owner, the bartender, the drinks, and the food -- I truly mean it. It's one of those places where you instantly feel comfortable and just have a great time. I will definitely be back.

Amazing sliders, wine, atmosphere and attentive and knowledgeable patient staff. Bravoread more

Everything is top notch here! The food is incredible. The drinks are amazing, the staff is…read morefantastic! It is one of our fav local spots.

First time trying this place this weekend. Interior is on the small side, dark, and tables fill up…read morevery fast, so make a reservation to be safe. This place is described as tapas-style, so some dishes are on the smaller size, but the more expensive dishes are full portion: the burger, chicken, pasta w/crab, etc. Seems they also change their menu very regularly, as I saw some fantastic looking things in the pictures here, none of which were on the menu. On the more expensive side price wise, and there is a full bar and bourbon selection to punch it higher. Tried a few things, some I'd skip if I came back, but also a few things I'd like to try that I didn't get to. Skippables include the Gouda Gruyères: onion soubise and the cacio e pepe, both underwhelming and more expensive than it should have been. I also tried the gem salad, chicken wings, the rigatoni with sausage and broccoli rabe, and the flan for dessert. Flavors were good, the wings were very heavy on the salt but had good flavor, and everything else was covered in tons of cheese, from the salad to the pasta, it was a lot. Service was quick, waitress friendly. People in the area seem to absolutely love this place and overhearing people talk, there's nothing bad on the menu, and the corn agnolotti was delicious (I was sad to have changed my order, this is what I was originally going to get). Interested in seeing a fall menu for this place!

Made a quick stop Saturday night with my friend for drinks and a tapa, and it ended up being such a…read moregood vibe. We grabbed seats at the bar, which was perfect since the service was quick. The atmosphere felt very grown and polished without being overly formal...the kind of place that's lively and stylish but still comfortable enough to relax and hang out. I was surprised by the Spanish stuffed peppers; It was better than I expected, filled with rich, slow-braised oxtail short rib ragu that was incredibly tender, savory, and full of deep flavor. The slight smoky sweetness from the peppers balanced the hearty meat perfectly. Such a unique memorable tapa. Perfect spot for drinks, sharing plates, and a fun night out.

Came back with my boyfriend, we got two rounds of sangria, the cheese croquettes and fried calamari…read moreall in the happy hour. We also got the beet salad, which was not on the happy hour but it was so good. Fast in tentative service too. Really great spot for a date night, and apparently late at night it turns into a party around 11 PM! I love this happy hour, highly recommend Tablao!

Menu and service are always great. Proportions are just right and price is reasonable. Even with…read moresmall groups, never had a problem getting a table (recommend the corner back behind the bar for a celebratory outing). Ambience is ok- can get a little loud but that just everyone having a good time. Going tonight for our anniversary (didn't forget this year, honey). Menu and service are always great. Proportions are just right and price is reasonable. Even with small groups, never had a problem getting a table (recommend the corner back behind the bar for a celebratory outing). Ambience is ok- can get a little loud but that just everyone having a good time. Going tonight for our anniversary (didn't forget this year, honey).

For starters they gave us a menu of drinks and we wanted 2 Stella's on tap he said sorry we have no…read moretap beer but only bottles. Ok well let us know BEFORE you hand us the beer and wine menu. UGH For Tapas YES Fried Calamari was absolutely amazing Fresh, not dry at all with a large bowl and 2 delicious dipping sauces. BUT For Paella Classic for 2 Never again. It was a huge disappointment after our tapas as a warm up. It was served in an iron skillet, nice presentation but much smaller than we thought it should be for 2. It had no moisture at all, the rice and chorizo sausage with chicken bits and shrimp. The shrimp was very disappointing just rubbery and dry. This place has a 4.7 star rating and a great looking Menu. Maybe it's a Ridgefield Connecticut thing to go there for an enjoyable atmosphere. For the food quality it was too expensive comparatively as view on their website. We picked it because of the Great Rating. The head manager/owner was great and the staff was very attentive. We had dessert and coffee the coffee was nice and strong, fantastic but dessert was a version of crème brûlée taste was good Caramelized sugar wasn't there. When the Restaurant manger asked how was everything I had to let him know, he appreciated it and took the coffee off of the bill. We still gave a 20% tip for the great service. Sad to say We won't ever go back

This place is so trendy and fancy! They serve their Coke in…read morea bottle, and are speedy with sitting you and getting your orders! The lights are slightly dimmed to not annoy you, the noise is minimal, and when I'm sitting down in a booth I feel like I'm in a 5 star pizza restaurant in New York City!!! I recommend going here!!

09/27/2025 Stopped here coming back from NY Garlic festival…read moreJust LOVE the vibe at this great wine bar. Not a huge menu... really a tapas wine bar. We were brought olives served warm as we waited for our dishes. We weren't too hungry after the garlic festival, so I opted for the Prosciutto and brie flatbread with micro greens. Very very good! My wife had their meatballs in red sauce with ricotta, which literally fell apart as she 'forked' them... but OH SO good! I understand this is a new place and I do hope it does well for 'Elizabeth" (I believe). Terrific owner/hostess.

Found this restaurant through Instagram. Initial thoughts, cute , intimate, and colorful. We had…read morea reservation and were running late to our surprise the restaurant wasn't super busy on a Friday night. We started off with nachos, great size and flavorful. For our entrees my husband had the steak ordered medium and came out to perfection . I had the chicken and it was also perfect. I look forward to visiting again .

Alma Bistro, Cocina Latina is a Latin fusion restaurant in Norwalk, Connecticut, celebrated for its…read moreflavorful, authentic dishes with a modern twist, blending South American, European, and Asian influences. Popular menu items include birria tacos, octopus, shrimp ceviche, and steak chimichurri. My daughter and I visited here for her birthday, and we both love Latin cuisine. As we walked in, we were greeted warmly and shown to our seats immediately. It was a chilly day, and the restaurant felt cold inside as well. The staff tried to warm things up with space heaters, but they didn't quite do the trick. We ordered empanadas, birria tacos, hanger steak, and sweet plantains with crema and queso fresco. When the dishes arrived, they were lukewarm--a bit disappointing, considering how cold it was outside. The birria tacos were delicious, though again, they could have been hotter. The meat was tender and well-seasoned, but I would have liked it a bit crisper. The hanger steak was tender, and the Pico de Gallo was bursting with flavor, pairing perfectly with the steak. It was nicely seasoned and had a good-sized portion. The empanadas were tasty, with flavorful and plentiful meat. The plantains were extremely delicious. The crema and queso fresco helped bring the whole dish together beautifully. The customer service was friendly, but the food could have been hotter; still, the flavors and seasonings were spot-on.

What a cool eclectic place! I LOVED everyone that worked there, the wine selection, the atmosphere-…read morecoole retro couches and chairs -- even a working fireplace Really such a great place to gather with friend your can honestly feel like you are at a home but with new fun people

Came here to celebrate a friend's birthday and it was a unique spot. I liked the idea of it being a…read moreplace to socialize and being able to bring or order food from other establishments as well. You can bring games and really enjoy the night gathered with friends. We had lots of fun and would definitely go back.

Terrible management. The owner is very unprofessional. Completely fell off after the last owners…read more They need to seek some professional help if they plan on keeping that place running.

The app says at the top that I might consider "Food", "Service", and "Ambiance" in writing this…read morereview. I would consider all of those things but that would be unfair. Because I didn't experience any of them. I've lived in the next town for almost eight years. In that time I've eaten at the New Canaan Diner AT LEAST 100 times. This night was not special; just looking for a late night hamburger. It's Friday night, May 9. It's raining. The sign in the window says that they are open until 9 pm. I walked in at 8:40 pm. Ok, a little late, but I just wanted a hamburger. More than half of the tables were filled. All of the seats at the counter were filled. People were eating. All good signs. The waiter said, "We're closed," and immediately turned his back to me. Not "Sorry, we're closed." Just "We're closed," and I got his back. I looked around the room at all the people eating and said to one of the other waitstaff, "You're closed?" She looked embarrassed and said, "Well, the kitchen is closed...." She seemed to understand that her colleague's behavior was inappropriate in a retail eating establishment. He shouldn't leave this job to be a greeter at Walmart. He would be bad at that. I nodded and walked out. I'm having Japanese food across the street. I really didn't want Japanese food for dinner, but the food is always good at Hama and the hospitality is always superior. All the chefs at the sushi bar bow and say "thank you" as I leave. I'm sure that their gratitude is not deeply sincere, but it beats "We're closed" followed by an abrupt about-face. The diner is dead to me. At least for a while.