First time here and I'm excited to return! The wings were delicious- no breading, with crispy skin…read moreand perfectly prepared. The blue dressing and Buffalo sauce were so delicious. I'd love to come here and eat wings and fries, and I don't even drink, but I'd probably get a non-alcoholic beer just to wash it down! We had great service and enjoyed our experience today. Thank you!

Wonderful! Love this low key spot, great for kids, super casual. Known for the wings, so good!…read moreGreat sliders and huge spinach and artichoke dip! Erin was our waitress who's been here for years, she's great! See you next time!

It's now a long trip for me but worth it as everything is always great. All the smoked meats and…read moresausages are fantastic as well as the pierogi. I've been coming here for over 25 years and it's always top notch.

I was back in NY for a couple days and I made sure to stop in for lunch. I was happy to see the…read moretables open again. Very consistent good quality food made by people who clearly care about their craft.

Neat little place located downtown. I was met by a server who let my party sit where we'd like,…read morethere were only a handful of people there. I ordered a simple dish, scrambled eggs, crispy home fries and toast with a side of "well done" turkey bacon. The second person in my party is an avid customer and I had the pleasure of becoming a diner here for the first time with them. My favorite thing out of everything I tried was probably the scrambler eggs (topped with American cheese) and French toast. In regard to service, it was rapid, and our server was attentive. I can see myself going back strictly for either eggs or French toast. .

I frequently order takeout from this diner. The people are friendly and the food quality is…read moregenerally consistent. Their buttered toast is really good and the omelet is always cooked very well. At times, the home fries can be a bit bland or soggy, but they're the best when fried with crispy edges. Plus, their bread pudding was fluffy, cinnamony and sweet. The food is always packaged neatly in clamshell boxes. Recommended for a solid, satisfying breakfast.

Quaker Ridge Bagels is fantastic! They offer a delightful array of homemade cream cheese spreads,…read morefresh pastries, and fish. What really sets them apart and we absolutely adore is the Falgel--a delicious twist on the classic bagel. The shop boasts such a wonderful selection of sandwiches and pastries that choosing just one to try will be a tough call! Service is quick & friendly. Limited seating so most folks are in to grab and go. The shop is fresh and clean.

I travelled 30 minutes so I could get mini sized bagels only to arrive back home with regular sized…read moreones I could have gotten 2 minutes from my house.

Love the hike!! Yesterday was our second visit. One of the main boardwalks along the lake trail was…read moredamaged from hurricane Ida so we took a detour. We saw many wild apple trees, several mushrooms (white, red, and yellow colored varieties), multiple woodpeckers, and walked across a water stream. Note: boardwalk across the stream was shifted off path by water, so you will either have to walk across the stream barefoot or have waterproof hiking shoes to cross the stream over a bed of stones and tree branches (laid down by other hikers). Be prepared with lots of bug spray to repel mosquitoes, especially along the lake. Very cool bird watching lawn set up with a picnic bench and wooden lawn chairs. We spotted an osprey while enjoying our lunch before the hike. Bonus- the visitor's bldg is like a mini educational center with a large window for watching morning birds visiting the numerous feeders. Unfortunately, the bldg was closed yesterday due to Labor Day, so they must be closed during holidays.

I came here with a group for hike. I was impressed as we entered the parking lot by how beautiful…read morethe grounds were. We went inside the center to pay $3 per person to hike, I didn't use the bathroom but the others who did mentioned how clean they were. We then went to the side enter a fence and then started our hike. There were some apple and pear trees on the way which made the beginning of our hike very enjoyable. I also noticed beautiful flowers and a lot of different types of mushrooms all over. The trails weren't marked as well as I would like but we didn't get lost. There weren't many hikers apart from our group. This place is very peaceful and beautiful and the hike is perfect for beginners since it's a pretty easy trail.

I attended this place for a wedding and it was a beautiful venue! It is in Scarsdale so it's about…read more40-50 minutes from the city (not including traffic). The drive up to the golf course was pretty and it was very quiet and secluded. The reception area was spacious and the servers were very attentive. The wedding did buffet style so I got to sample all the food that was offered and everything was delicious, lobster tail, prime rib, all the pastas, Peking duck wrap, etc. Consider this place if you're wedding venue shopping!

I came here for a wedding. Food and drinks blew my mind. This place is meant for you to be in the…read moremoment, not on your phone. The cell reception isn't great foe that reason and you would need to be outside of the club for it to be better.

I have worked with Bruce on a few occasions. Very good experience throughout, from meeting Bruce,…read morethrough making decisions, through construction and completion. Attention to detail, no delays-which I hate, professional, there was a personal feel to it.

A fireman cradles a young girl in both of his arms as he carries her to safety. She clutches a…read moreteddy bear in her right hand. The fireman is talking to her, reassuring her. It's one of those simple monuments that is so eloquent and so powerful. The monument is located in a large park adjacent to the Post Road (Route 1) where the main drag is intersected by Quaker Lane. The metal sculpture sits on a stone base with the following inscription: To our Brave Volunteer Firefighters Past and Present From a Grateful Community October 7, 2000