Amazing foods with Great beer selection and whiskey place. Great service and servers are…read moreknowledgeable about drinks and foods.

Returned to try some of the food and it was ok, eggplant meatballs were unique, mostly like…read moreeggplant parm breading in a ball. Sauce wasn't good, had a canned taste. Elote shrimp were good. Service was great.

The mussles were very good but spicy which for me is a red flag when it comes to seafood. The…read moreshrimp tacos were good. The burger and steaknwere also good but yoibcan tell the steak is not marinated. The fries were good and the red sangria was not bad but certainly better than the white sangria. The complementary bread was warm and very good. The waittro (Nicky) was kind and attentive. I did not appreciate the profanity on the walls; totally unnecessary and a turnoff.

This place is a place of extremes…read more EXTREMELY amazing service. EXTREMELY lovely ambiance. EXTREMELY scrumptious food. EXTREMELY good vibes. Our server...EXTREMELY friendly. Only come here if you're planning to have an EXTREMELY amazing time!!!! !!!EXTREME!!!

Came here last night with the boyfriend to watch the Broncos game he got a blue moon on draft and…read morewe shared poutine along with a steak sandwich. Everything was absolutely delicious!

If you really want to hear about this Austin Ale House place, it's about as depressing as every…read moreother bar people run to when they want to pretend they're having a grand old time. ​You look at the outside first, and it's got this big black sign with "AUSTIN'S ALE HOUSE" painted in white block letters over fake-looking stone veneer and lattice windows. They put "Sports Bar" in the online listing so all the hotshot, sports crazed lunatics know exactly where to go to yell at a screen. ​Inside, it's the same old story. You've got a long, dark wood bar behind a long dark haired bartender in tight black clothes. These walls are lined with glowing television screens showing sports games like the damn Jets that everyone is paying attention to but me. When i walked in there's a guy sitting by himself at the bar in a khaki shirt, staring down at his hands or his phone, looking completely miserable while light bulbs that were hanging from the ceiling in what looked like metal cages were tearing at my retina. (In all fairness, i do have an eye issue). That's what people do it seems to me, they pay money to go sit in a dark room with and feel lonely, together. Its free at the county lock up and if you drink and drive, step right up and blow because your taking the ride to central booking. I know nothing about this. ​Then I looked over at the bar top and they've got these fancy beer glasses filled up to the brim, a cool dark draft beer in a pint and a Stella Artois in a chalice, it was sitting right in front of me but it wasnt mine. I beckoned the bartender to "let me have the same". Reflections of glowing televisions illuminated by neon blue lights and rows of prettu liquor bottles above me and more beers being passed around to my right and to my left. Outside, it's completely packed under these warm hanging lights, full of people crammed together in the dark. I noticed that lot of guys wearing baseball caps and that is so prole, leave the baseball hat at home, your an adult, dress like one. They're was even a guy wearing a cowboy hat standing around drinking his beer, talking loud. I wore a cowboy hat once, i was seven years old. It just drives me crazy. The whole place is just sports screens, wooden bar stools, hanging bulbs, and a bunch of phonies trying to forget how depressed they are. It really is.

Stopped at this location after a hike in Forest Park. The location is nice and has very chill…read morevibes. They have a door to enter the outdoor seating area, then another door to enter the area to get the goods. There is seating inside as well. People gathered together to talk and some were powering through on their laptop! There are various pastries on display and other food items on the menu that you can order as well. Was greeted and I inquired about the iced matcha, since I was feeling like matcha. They informed me that I could get any flavor and the Mango matcha has been very popular this summer. So I decided to go with that. It comes in a 16oz size. I like my matchas a bit stronger in taste. The matcha was ok & the mango was a nice addition. Will back and try other flavors as well as the bites they offer.

We really enjoy coming to Ateaz Organic Coffee & Tea. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and…read moreit's such a pleasant place to relax with kids. The service is consistently very good, and the staff are always friendly and attentive. They make you feel comfortable and appreciated as a guest. My children and I genuinely like this café , it's one of our favorite local spots.

Ate here on a Sunday night with some friends. Surprisingly, the place was completely empty. I know…read moreit was a Sunday night but it didn't seem to bode well. Fortunately, the food was delicious and service was impeccable. We ordered 4 entrées to share and enjoyed everything. My favorite was the Half-Baked Chicken. The skin was so crispy and the chicken so tender. The Braised Short Rib was also really good and the crispy Brussels sprouts that come with it were the perfect amount of crispy. The other dishes we ordered were good too. We finished everything down to the last grain of rice. Half-Baked Chicken 10/10 Braised Short Rib 10/10 Creamy Pesto Garganelli with Grilled Chicken 8/10 Jumbo Seared Scallops 8/10

I had been meaning to try Bloom Botanical Bistro for a while, since it seems to be a neighborhood…read morestaple, and finally stopped in for brunch with a guest from out of town. The floral displays are fun and are probably the highlight of the visit. The space is clearly designed for photos, and I can see why it would be popular for birthdays, showers, or other special occasions. They seem to go the extra mile when it comes to creating a celebratory atmosphere. Service was excellent from start to finish. The staff at reception and at the table were attentive, friendly, and welcoming. Food-wise, we tried the Kung Pao calamari and wagyu meatballs after seeing other reviewers rave about them, but both felt a little gimmicky to me. Our group mostly stuck with more traditional brunch items, including breakfast burritos and omelettes, and those were fine. Overall, I would not necessarily come here just for the food, but I would recommend it for the atmosphere, service, and special-occasion vibe. It is a great spot if you want a pretty setting, good hospitality, and plenty of photo-friendly areas.

My first time at Let's Do Brunch and it was SO good! I had the jerk salmon burger with a Caesar…read moresalad and my boyfriend had the sliders with french fries. The fries were fresh, crispy, and delicious -- honestly everything tasted super fresh and phenomenal. Great vibes, great service, and food that actually lives up to the hype. I'm based out of town and have never been to this location before, but I will definitely be back. Highly recommend!

My Sorority sisters and I came to Let's Do Brunch for Sunday brunch and overall had a really nice…read moretime. First, the restaurant is a cute, trendy spot with a warm, intimate atmosphere. The exposed brick, greenery and neon "Let's Do Brunch" sign give it a fun vibe and make for some great pictures. It was quite busy when we were there, which wasn't surprising given its popularity. Our server, Syriah, was very good. She was friendly, attentive, made recommendations from the menu and even took our group photo for us -- and got a good one! We really appreciated her service. The food was good, although I wouldn't say it was exceptional. I've had better brunch food at other spots, but everything I had was enjoyable and nicely presented. I tried the mimosa flight, which was definitely fun and Instagram-worthy. The drinks were a little sweeter than I personally prefer, but Tropical Sunset was my favorite of the flight. And I have to mention the funniest part of the whole experience: before brunch, my Sorority sister kept texting me, "Let's do brunch." I kept responding, "Okay, WHERE?" She finally had to explain that LET'S DO BRUNCH was the name of the restaurant! So the place had us laughing before we even arrived. Overall, it's a cute, lively neighborhood spot with good food, fun drinks and very good service. I'd definitely recommend it for a casual girls' brunch or get-together -- just expect a crowd because apparently everybody else has decided to "Let's Do Brunch" too.

Excellent food and service! My favorite breakfast spot in Queens. It's also one of the cleanest…read morediners I've ever been to, and having a parking lot is a huge plus. We've been here many times, and every experience has been great. Highly recommend!

After visiting all the diners in the area, I can say that this is the best diner in the area!!…read more Great staff who are super honest on how great the food truly is!! Nice environment inside and great servers! The food size is a bang for your buck!!

I've only been inside the pub and not the outdoor section a few times but what I can say:…read more1. It can get crowded but service is fast 2. Wings are great! Happy hour price on those are the best and worth the money. The pizza and mozz sticks give frozen food flavor and aren't worth your time. 3. The frozen margs are weak, def go for those on the rocks if you're looking to have a time.

I know I just reviewed them recently, but I had to come back and give more love because when the…read moredecision was made for my friends and I to attend a Game 4 Knicks watch party at Cobblestones, I was excited to make a trip back here. I got there early to snag a table, and the team was already hard at work with nearly the entire beergarden packed with fans. The hostess Jenna was an absolute rockstar all night - I don't think she stopped moving or smiling! Not only was she seating guests with poise and insane amounts of charm, but she was also running food and drinks to make sure guests weren't waiting for their orders - in fact, despite there being more than 250 people in the beergarden, we never waited more than 4 minutes for drinks and 12 minutes for food which is pretty impressive given how busy they were inside and outside. We were served by Lana, who legit might have been the nicest, friendliest, most engaging server I have ever met in New York City, and I am not being overly dramatic here. She handled her insanely large section with aplomb, took the time to actually learn our names and address us by names when asking if we wanted to order anything, checked in on us every few minutes even if we did not need anything, and despite likely being tired from all of the guests, the running of food and drinks, and the hustling, she was cracking jokes all night through her radiant and starry smile, and making our group feel like the most important people there despite the fact that we were just three regular dudes enjoying a basketball game. Her attentiveness and personality alone are worth requesting to sit in her section at all times. Food was solid on this trip - our table ordered a half-pound burger which was cooked and seasoned perfectly (came with fries and toppings), mozzarella sticks which were piping hot with a nice crunch on the exterior, waffle fries (had to get them again they were too good last trip), and honey BBQ wings, which although they weren't very meaty (not their fault since I am assuming they didn't butcher the wings in-house - could have just been a lean batch from the supplier), the sauce was addictive and delicious and I found myself dipping everything we ordered into it so it wouldn't go to waste - order the Honey BBQ! All beers came out cold and rapidly (Cobblestones uses plastic for half liter beers when the beergarden is saturated with guests, just be prepared for that - makes sense because of the volume). The rest of the staff was incredible given the chaos. Beergarden manager Pete made it a point to check in on us a couple of times and was very appreciative of all of the guests coming for the game, and you can tell he steers the ship effectively because everyone in the beergarden was focused, attentive, and in the zone during what many bars would be challenged to handle. One final thought - my two friends who came with me (who are NOT "let's go out drinking at night" type of guys) asked me when we are coming back for a Friday or Saturday night - they loved the atmosphere, loved the friendly service from Lana, and loved the food and drinks. The answer? very soon! Thank you Cobblestones!

Although the portions for the Cajun Spiced Chicken weren't large, the chicken was perfectly cooked…read more The asparagus was crispy. The mashed potatoes were creamy. The sauce went well with everything. The service was great. The decor was homey, and this is a great place for a quiet meal.

Quaint, kitchen and cute. I was being treated to a new local culinary experience. We were seated…read moreand water was presented. I requested lemons and they took a bit to appear. I had a libation called Caribbean Dream, which was topped with cinnamon. I felt compelled to attempt to stir in the cinnamon. I was between eggs Benedict and shrimp & grits. I recognized the shrimp & grits was topped with a poached egg and turkey bacon. No cheese in the grits (normally a must have for muah). I cleared my plate as was, first meal of the day. I was asked my ranking out of ten and I give it an eight. My brunch mate was happy with their meal. I would visit again for dinner menu options.

Delicious pastries and amazing service. Beautifully recently…read morerenovated, and tons of options

Martha's is a staple bakery in Queens, now expanded into other boroughs, and they've done…read moreincredibly well over the years maintaining quality and consistency in their desserts. There's usually a line of some length during peak hours and especially around the holidays. You can tell by the sheer volume of baked goods and cakes available in their window displays that they sell a lot daily. This location is on the main drag of the little downtown section of Forest Hills, the baked goods in the front window display connect to a tall and long glass counter along the left side of the store that extends almost to the back. At the back middle and along the right side of the wall there's seating for about two dozen people at small cafe tables. They carry an assortment of traditional cakes (full and sliced), pies, cookies, pastries, cheesecakes, cupcakes, ice cream and coffee/tea drinks. A wide variety of flavors in each, so you're bound to find something sweet to satisfy most here. They are a classic bakery so from what I can tell, they don't carry items that are gluten, dairy or nut free. I've purchased their apple pie, fruit tart, berry napoleon, red velvet and chocolate fudge cakes from this or other locations in the past and they're all solid choices for desserts to share with a larger group, though I find a lot of their cake options to be on the richer side. My most recent encounter with their cakes came in the form of a slice of their seven layer cake $9.95 which is thin layers of yellow cake alternating with chocolate cream mmm pretty tasty, and their caramel cake $9.95 which had a layer of chocolate cake in the middle, sandwiched by caramel cream and white cake on either side. The latter had a pronounced caramel flavor that was enjoyable though a bit too much cream for me. My preference would be for their chocolate cakes over other cake flavors here. Their apple pie is one of my favorite apple pies anywhere tho!