The hospitality at this establishment is top notch. Very welcoming guy running the ship -…read morefriendly, accommodating, polite. A+ The fries were among the best I've ever had. Perfectly prepared. The portion, without exaggeration though, is enough to feed a party of 6. If you have a party of 6 this is great news. However, I'd counter that a smaller size should be available, which would help with the price point. The sandwich was fine. The schnitzel was a little dry, which is always the challenge with schnitzel. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't anything exceptional. When I visited, I was eating on my company's dime, which leads me to my main drawback with Holy Schnitzel - the price. Fries, a can of soda, and a sandwich ran me over $30. If I'm dining at my own expense, for $30 I expect something more than "fast casual" - I want table service. I want free refills (I understand the logistics of a fountain soda machine, but at this price point it's necessary). And, this may be petty, but I want Heinz ketchup. For half the price I'd give this place a solid 4.5 stars. But at $30 a pop, it's just way too pricey for fast casual, portions aside.

This Schnitzel is Fo' Shizzle !! Ordered their namesake "Holy Schnitzel" on a fresh baked Baguette…read moreand was extremely satisfied with everything about this handheld masterpiece of deliciousness. The Chicken Cutlet with Lettuce, Tomato, Pickles, Sautéed Onions, and Spicy Mayo Sauce was on point in every way and was loaded with flavor which left both me and my tastebuds in a really good place. My Server James couldn't have been any cooler and had me in and out and on my way in no time flat. Plenty of strip mall parking available both in front and on the side plus more behind the building. And they also deliver too so keep that in mind. Would most definitely return to try something else off this delicious looking menu. Come And Get Your Munch On!!

This was my grandfather Seymour's favorite Jewish deli, and I can't believe I've never been here…read morebefore but now I understand why he loved it. I had the Pistol pastrami sandwich one day, and the next day I had to come back to get it again! And of course ordered extra to share with my family and friends. The pickles and coleslaw served when you sit down were excellent. Matzoh ball soup and lox platter delicious as well. The staff are very friendly and there is a comforting nostalgic ambiance. Can't wait to come back.

Oy Vey... Fuhgeddaboudit!…read more Listen, I'm Italian, I know what it means to pay for good food. But $31.19 for this pastrami sandwich? Nu, come on! Then another $4 for a Snapple that costs about $2 normally. That's some serious chutzpah right there. The sandwich was small, the pastrami portion was nowhere near a respectable half-pound, and the quality? Oy vey. Nothing special at all. And before anybody gets offended, let's be honest: this ain't Katz's, my friend. If you're gonna charge like Katz's, you better serve like Katz's. For $35, I expect a sandwich that makes me say "mamma mia!" Instead, I'm saying "fuhgeddaboudit." Nu? Never again.

Yummy breakfast with excellent flavors and great service. The atmosphere is calm and charming. Stop…read morein and enjoy!

One of my favorite brunch places. Nothing better than coming here on the weekend and getting an…read moreeggs Benedict and a stuffed French toast. They also have great specials on their menu that rotate in and are worth trying. There's always a bit of a wait on the weekends but for good reason.

I hate writing bad reviews, but somebody's got to tell the truth…read more Thirty bucks for a pastrami sandwich and a soda? C'mon... at that price I expected a sandwich stacked high with meat. Instead, it was skimpy and nowhere near worth what they charged. This isn't really a neighborhood deli where you walk in and feel welcome. It feels more like a catering business that happens to have a few plastic tables for walk-in customers. The focus seems to be on the catering orders, not the people coming through the door. I've been eating deli sandwiches in New Jersey and New York my whole life, so I know what a good pastrami is supposed to look like. This wasn't it. For the money, I expected a lot better. Sorry, buddy, but you only get one chance to make a first impression. You won't be seeing me again.

$19. for a fair corn beef sandwich. This is a takeout deli which seems too expensive. I will go…read moresomewhere else for my next corn beef sandwich.

I had been wanting to try Liv Breads for so long, especially after all of the amazing reviews I had…read moreread and the positive feedback I had heard from family. I finally made it there the other day and was shocked at how substantial the place was. It was no small bakery, but was a full cafe and gourmet shop as well. Though I did not try their savory sandwiches, breads, salads, or spreads at that time, I did purchase some of their sweets. First, the Chocolate Rugelach were some of the best I have had. The delicate, flaky cookies were like little croissants and were ribboned with a rich chocolate spread. Their version also had hints of vanilla, which I really enjoyed. I also got one of their large Chocolate Chip Cookies, which was thin, but packed with gooey bittersweet and semi-sweet chocolate. It also had a light sprinkling of Maldon sea salt on the top. It was super decadent! Liv Breads exceeded my expectations, and I look forward to revisiting to try many more of their items.

I have never written a negative review before, which probably says something about how upsetting…read morethis experience was for me. My family and I have been regular customers at Liv Breads in Millburn for the past five or six years. I come here almost every day, often morning and evening, for coffee and breakfast, and my husband gets his coffee here literally every single day. We have always enjoyed the food and coffee and have spent a considerable amount of money supporting this bakery over the years. Even a regular black coffee here costs around $5 plus and when you are buying coffee and breakfast this frequently for years, you are clearly a loyal, paying customer. But what happened today genuinely hurt me. After finishing my coffee, I asked for the usual refill. The person serving me insisted that I bring back my used coffee cup before she would give me the refill. She then specifically told me that "a lot of people like you" have been asking for refills, and therefore she needed to see my cup before giving me one. If there is a new policy requiring customers to show their original cup, I have absolutely no problem with the policy. What upset me was the way it was communicated, particularly the phrase "people like you." As a brown-skinned Indian woman, I could not help but wonder what exactly "people like you" meant and whether I would have been spoken to the same way if I looked different. I am not claiming to know what was in anyone's mind, but I can say how the interaction made me feel: singled out, embarrassed and unwelcome. I have lived in the U.S. for years and cannot remember another interaction that made me feel this way. What makes it especially disappointing is that this wasn't an interaction between a business and someone who walked in for the first time. They know us. We have been coming here almost daily for years. Customer loyalty should mean something--not free coffee and not an exemption from reasonable policies, but simply being treated with familiarity, dignity and respect. The food and coffee have always been good, and that is exactly why we kept coming back for so many years. Unfortunately, after today's interaction, I walked away feeling deeply uncomfortable and no longer welcome. After five or six years of supporting this bakery, it genuinely makes me sad to say that I don't plan to return.

The food was amazing and they delivered it to our synagogue for my daughter's bat mitzvah. Everyone…read morereally enjoyed the food. If we lived closer I would order form here regularly!

Employee eating in dining room with fingers. Are we in the 15th century? Got several items wrong…read more Steamed dumplings not fried. Noodle soup instead of rice. Very rude staff. Expensive.

Freshest bagels in town consistently fresh and delicious courteous staff eager to please.read more

When i came here I ordered a toasted everything bagel with sliced lox, scallion cream cheese, and…read morecapers and I was handed an extremely small bagel for the price of $15 with a rationed amount of lox, I understand the rising prices of lox, but if portion sizes are your thing then i wouldn't recommend coming here. Their bagels are a little on the staler side even when toasted and they're quite small compared to other locations in livingston. For those reasons I believe this location is below average due to its portion to price ratio.

Second time here and let me tell you that the chicken never fails. This time around I ordered soy…read moregarlic wings to end the night after attending the jazz festival. Service was quick and chicken was fresh and hot.

Wish I knew this place's chicken is halal sooner. The soy garlic popcorn chicken is pretty good…read more Crispy. The sauce is a bit sweet tho, which I wish it wasn't.

We were greeted by the super friendly staff and felt the warmth of the cafe…read more I got an iced pistachio latte w/ oat milk and loved the tall glass mug it came in. The ice cubes were perfect for an iced beverage. My husband said the cappuccino was a bit weak but it looked good. The wellness bar hit the spot and was most and delicious. We also split the chocolate chip banana bread which they warmed up to make it super yummy. Stop in and share a coffee or pastry with friends. There were also people doing homework or holding meetings. Plenty of room for everyone! The lights and soft music make it cozy and relaxing.

I don't know why I don't come here more often, but for someone who lives in the town next door, I…read moreshould frequent this place more. With a vibrant interior and welcoming atmosphere, the Twisted Tulip should not be skipped. I came here on a Tuesday afternoon and was pleasantly surprised by the amount of folks working on laptops. This is the perfect place to curl up with a beverage of choice, little snack, and buckle down to get some work done. Despite the amount of people, the noise volume was moderate. Service was good, but a little brisk. The interior is decorated with various pieces of art and there are dog treats in the front for your pet. The exterior has outdoor seating which is really nice. I got the pistachio macaron which was the perfect texture, but a bit lacking in flavor. I also got the pumpkin marshmallow latter which was surprisingly not that sweet to my relief. It really hit that pumpkin flavor spot. Price point was $10 with $1 tip, pretty standard for this area. In my previous visits, I got the chai latte which I thoroughly enjoyed. This is the perfect hang out spot for group projects or for getting work done. Can't recommend enough.