Classic burger and ice cream place! Great service and great shakes! We come all the time!read more

great food The staff is amazing and nice…read more Fast service Recommend Hope everyone comes and checks it out

First, we had reservations but the table wasn't ready for at least 30 min after. Poor value based…read moreon the quality of the food. Kitchen needs to know how to stage food better when they are busy. We also enjoyed watching other customers being pissed off on the operations. Waiter was as nice as he could be considering how busy they were. The need to manage operations better. Disappointed with the fries. Too much oil and soggy. Lucs in Ridgefield is way better. I would avoid and we will not be back. Would also recommend the French restaurant in North Salem.

Thank you. It was so nice to sit in a nice ambiance with my husband and just chat. Dinner was…read moredelicious. Staff is amazing. We normally go to their other restaurant in Danbury "castello", but this one is really great as well. We'll be back. My husband and I got the meal for two and it was plenty and we still brought doggie bag home.

Having lunch on Main Street in Brewster, NY! Surprised to see virtually all restaurants serving…read moresome type of Spanish cuisine! Ali's has Guatemalan food prepared to order or from the steam table. Kitchen was busy, so I chose from the steam table. Chicken stew, rice, beans, and some veggies. First time I've had lunch served by the pound from a Spanish place! Food was fresh & tasty but it cost more than expected at $7.99/lb. Got two house made tortillas as well. Would stop in again.

We took the train to Brewster and looked for a place to get quick lunch at. Walked around near the…read moretrain station and this place (now called Ali's Bakery & Deli) looked nice. The food turned out to be utterly delicious - we got the Guatemalan chicken stew kind of dish (pollo guisado), rice, 2 kinds of black beans, and plantains. The chicken dish was so fresh, and surprisingly light and very flavorful. The black bean paste was tasty too. The lady running the place asked if we wanted tortillas. So glad we said yes. They were thicker than Mexican tortillas, but light and slightly spongey and not dry. They were making them fresh inside, I watched them make these. I haven't had tortillas this tasty since we vacationed in Guatemala some years ago. The horchata was good too, not too sweet. Families were coming in, it was a very authentic kind of place and the food had a home-cooked taste. Theres's pre-made food, but you can also order from the menu. We were there on Saturday, around 11:30am, so the food was just being prepared for the day, but I think they cook throughout the day. Must say also a very friendly and gracious kind of place. A really fantastic surprise! Wish this place would open a location in Manhattan.

Stopped at Country Kitchen and Cafe on our way to CT. Great place to stop! Food was excellent and…read moreservice was friendly and efficient.

would have been to say, "I am a bit short-handed this morning, but please sit anywhere you want and…read moreI'll be with you shortly." Tip number 2) Water should be brought to the table as soon as possible, especially if a coughing customer requests it. Don't snap at the customer because she made a simple request. Prices have gone up and customer service has gone down, so we will like pass on this place from now on.

Amazing food, great service and beautiful ambiance. Consistently good food. Best penne vodka pasta…read moreand shrimp!

Went to Aversonos on an early Saturday evening for dinner with my wife…read more Started off with the Asian calamari and parm garlic bread which were both outstanding. Wife had the veal cutlet parm and spaghetti. She loved the veal but was a little sketchy with the spaghetti, said it tasted a little off. I had the rigatoni Bolognese with a side of meatballs. I am usually not a big fan of Italian meatballs but there meatballs are actually pretty good. (My wife does make better) Their rigatoni are short, fat little things that are outstanding. Good gravy. Service was excellent and knowledgeable. Atmosphere was a little noisy (bridal shower in the back room) but other than that, I would not hesitate to go back.

We didn't know what to expect at this place just pictures from Google and Yelp. So we went early…read moresince they don't take reservations, boy oh boy even at 5 PM, The place was already packed. They don't have enough parking spots so you park on the lawn on the side of the driveway. I really don't like Mexican restaurants but the guacamole and the appetizers were on point and so were the dishes. I can say that this is the first Mexican restaurant that we really liked so that means we are definitely coming back again. The place can get loud so get ready for that experience. It's not your fine dining formal place, you're here to party Mexican style.

The surrounds were a clear 5 stars. The tiered outdoor seating and view of the gardens and…read morereservoir were undeniably lovely. However, tables were wobbly and sticky throughout (which one could easily ignore underneath a white tablecloth, such as those being used for a special event on the lawn). Such things don't bother us all that much, but we did note the dramatic contrast of such kingly natural surrounds against the humble interior decor. Overall decor: 4. Family friendliness earns an easy 5 stars. We saw plenty of little kids (there's a bit of space to run around on the lawn), medium sized kids, and a few teenagers, to our great pleasure. Inclusive spaces like this make me feel at home. We have been told in the past that at less busy times, we could probably dine with the pup at an outdoor table. (Given the uncertainty, we've never tried, heading instead to confirmed dog-friendly places.) Service: 3 stars. It took quite a while for anyone to greet us outdoors or indoors. After waiting for some time indoors, a languidly indifferent hostess sent us back outdoors to wait. That same languidly indifferent hostess also made a number of attempts to upsell us on various things (e.g. more cocktails, bottled water, more appetizers, desserts) in ways that felt pushy and unpleasant. That said, we saw so many runners scurrying around at top speed to serve food and drinks. They really worked their tails off and deserve recognition. The food was 2 stars, with heavy reliance on pre-made, frozen ingredients. What we tried of it was just utterly mediocre. Frozen vegetables were boiled, then briefly sauteed with oil and salt. When it's the middle of summer, there's just no excuse for this. Seafood had the fishy nose and tough texture of previously frozen seafood. Enchiladas were not offensively bad, just very processed Mexican American fare, made with sauces from a jar and of course pre-fab tortillas. The prices would be excellent if one considered only the quantity of the food, not the quality. The latter is roughly equivalent to what you'd find at a diner. Note that there are no prices listed on the drinks menu. That might dissuade some from ordering drinks (or as many drinks) as they otherwise might. The one we ordered was commendably strong, though made with bottom shelf liquor, and to our happy surprise not too sweet. It was only $12. I recognize the beauty and appeal of the surrounds. You'll certainly want to sit outside if weather permits. And I deeply appreciate the family friendly vibes. But... the food is a pretty big ding for us. There is truly excellent Mexican / Latin American food to be had nowadays, even in nearby Danbury. This is not it.

I have been to this apple bees a few times and is usually pretty good but this time was absolutely…read moreawful The service was soo terrible it's difficult to explain the waitress was very rude and when I spoke to the manager he insulted me multiple times.I was actually afraid to get food because I feel like they would of spit in it. Very rarely I will leave a bad review but wow was the service terrible by the manager specifically I forgot to get his name but I was there around 8pm on 6/10/2026 whoever the manager was should definitely be looked into by corporate

Honestly, I wasn't going to write a review because I feel most times it just comes at the expense…read moreof overworked staff getting scolded instead of upper management, but this was necessary-- This was the worst experience I have had dining in a very long time. Firstly, extremely understaffed and can tell the employees are miserable. Our waiter was unfriendly and very robotic. Clearly stressed managing multiple tables, this should not be an issue in a larger franchise like this. Second, Our food was atrocious. The boneless wings were the only manageable thing to get down. We ordered the chicken tenders and classic burger and both were sub par for what we paid. The food is lazy, downright disgusting at times and not worth the money. Our silverware was served to us with food particles from previous meals and clearly unsanitary. This is purely disgusting. Shame on the owner for allowing this. I feel bad for the clearly overworked employees but above all, this experience should NEVER happen to paying customers in any establishment.

Small place that can get super busy. Every time I've gone for dinner the food has been amazing. I…read morewent once in the beginning of the day and it wasn't as good. Maybe a different chef? Maybe a fluke of a meal? Not sure. But any other time it has been AMAZING!! Pro tip- do NOT fill up on the amazing chips and salsa. (It happens to the best of us.) Margaritas are amazing! There are so many flavors to choose from. Pomegranate is my fav but why not call an Uber and try them all. Chicken chimichangas are my favorite there. The Mexican salad is also on point.

I think the food here is pretty special. Its not a huge menu and nothing is fancy, but everything…read moreis pretty tasty and prices are fair. They have really good grilled chicken. I am a fan of their chicken fajitas, guacamole, and grande burrito with beef. They also have great lime margaritas cause they are not too sweet as long as you don't add flavoring.

I came to Brewster Pastry when I visited Brewster, NY with my dad and son this past August 2022…read more I'm in the process of a way too drawn out divorce being that we had no assets to split and only custody of the kid to figure out. I'm hoping, hoping, hoping any day now I'll hear about the paperwork that was submitted on September 1 and awaiting a judge's approval and signature. Anyway when I finally hear I am actually divorced my last name is going to be Brewster. I've started using it here and there anyway. But I figured a vacation to Brewster, NY might manifest the Brewster becoming my last name again sooner. This pastry shop was amazing, so many choices. I think I got cupcakes and two linzer tarts I'm not sure if I got anything else, I think I got donuts. I loved everything I ate. If you're visiting Brewster, NY or you live here this pastry shop is a place to definitely go.

The best bread this side of the Atlantic. Just walk in and breathe ... and it tastes as wonderful…read moreas it smells. - Jim