We went to Tommy's Tavern Tap for a family dinner and got lucky only about a 20-minute wait. The…read morestaff was friendly and kept everything running smoothly. The standout for me was definitely the coal oven wings. They had the perfect char, super tender and juicy, and came with a great variety of sauces on the side. Easily one of the best things on the table. The St. Patrick's Day Guinness-battered fish and chips were also really good crispy on the outside, flaky on the inside, and not greasy at all. The brisket sandwich was solid and came with a generous side of fries. We also ordered the fried calamari, which was delicious light, crispy, and not greasy. Everyone at the table enjoyed it. Overall, a great spot for a family meal with good food and a lively atmosphere.

Had the steak wraps and they were delicious. The steak was juicy and was nice to have on the…read morerooftop. Service overall was okay. Great rooftop venue, menu up there is different than the regular restaurant

This restaurant came highly recommended by a great friend, so when I was thinking of a place to…read moretake my amazing daughter for her birthday, this was my first choice and I'm happy to report it did not disappoint. Service was tied with the food for first place! Starting with the friendly and helpful hostess, every single employee offered a greeting and a smile. Our server was Elijah, he was wonderful! Warm, friendly and professional. He was attentive and perceptive. He didn't hover but anytime we needed he re-appeared. We were greeted by two out of the three managers, 10 out of 10. Now for the food! We ordered the rice balls, maple wings a Pepper pig pizza and for my cocktail I had the blue Hawaiian. Every thing was delicious hot and freshly made. The outside and inside are visually appealing. I would describe it as modern meets industrial with a nice dose or rustic, very nice.

Very excited about my visit here while staying in Woodbridge at the Residence Inn…read more Arrived just past happy hour (darn!) which ended at 5pm. Impressive discounts on food and beverages....next time! It wasn't busy so I was quickly seated. Fresh house made sourdough bread was delivered and delicious. The red sangria was a yummy blend and was a nice touch with my vegan pie. I ordered the pizza sans cheese and really enjoyed the eggplant, garlic, basil toppings. The house salad was a nice size and the fried onion topping added a flavorful crunch. I didn't care for the dressing though. Service was prompt and friendly, my water glass was never empty. Deducted a star as my cocktail, salad , and pizza all arrived at the same time which is a pet peeve. The server took the salad back but it was not refrigerated so she redelivery a room temp salad, blah. Sweet server just needs more training on timing. Or maybe that is the norm there. Next time, I will order 1 step at a time to avoid that issue. Private parking with an upper and lower area which was a bit confusing, will know for my next visit. Bread was so good that I purchased a loaf to bring home for my hubby in Atlanta!

IYKYK...in case you don't...mind blown with the giant sized sandwiches and cake slices. Not that…read morehungry and selected a cup of chicken noodle soup , others had sandwiches (which was more than enough for 2-3 people to get full. They don't skip on portion sizes!!! I was shocked to see cakes that looked like wedding cakes!! Definitely on the pricey side, but well worth it. Gianni was our server and he did great for a party of 8. Everyone was pleased with their Harold's New York Deli experience. This was a first time experience for 6 of us, 2 return visitors (they recommended we stop to experience the good food). It was a pleasant atmosphere and restroom gets a 5 star on its own! Very clean and fresh! Harold's New York Deli definitely gets high recommendations to try.

I stopped here on the drive from Baltimore north toward New York, and for that purpose it's almost…read moreideal: convenient, memorable, and definitely more fun than a normal highway stop. Would I recommend it? Yes. Is it worth seeing once? Also yes. It has that big, theatrical, old-school deli energy where the portions are part of the show. That said, I'm not in the camp that every good restaurant is automatically a five-star spot. When everything is a five, it gets harder to separate the truly elite places, the hometown heroes, and the restaurants worth planning a trip around. Harold's lands for me as a very solid three-point-something, graciously rounded to four because they have a Marine Corps flag hung in reception. The food was good, the portions were whatever you make it, and the whole place has novelty value without feeling like a total gimmick. The sandwiches are large enough to satisfy a hungry, medium-sized guy without completely defeating him. And honestly, on a menu full of meat, my favorite thing may have been the healthy pickled salad/pickle bar situation -- bright, crunchy, and a great counterbalance to the heavier deli classics. My biggest knock was the service atmosphere. There seemed to be an army of staff, but not much interaction beyond their phones. Maybe I caught it at an off time, and maybe the place comes alive when it's packed, but that kept the experience from feeling warmer or more special. Overall: fun stop, good food, convenient location, and worth doing if you're passing through. Memorable four.

Update: I spoke to a manager at this location, who graciously provided a solution to our gift card…read moreissue. I am still disappointed by the lack of response from the corporate office on this matter, but the Edison location was extremely helpful in resolving my issue. Initial review: My wife and I have been going to True Food Kitchen for a while now, and really enjoy their healthy food options, but their recent lack of customer service is very disappointing. We recently purchased a gift card for True Food Kitchen but when we had problems with it, the local restaurant wasn't able to do anything. We reached out to the company they parner with for the gift cards, who told us to reach out to corporate. I left two voicemails with True Food corporate with no response, in addition to leaving email with no response either. I would appreciate it even if they couldn't do anything that they would at least get back to us and let us know that, but nothing. I commend True Food for offering such healthy eating options for people but without good customer service, I can't see it really lasting for long.

We came to the one in hackensack and figured we would give this location a try…read more The good- the kids love the butter pasta. The air fried French fries. The spring peach tea. The okay- The turkey burger. It was definitely organic since it tasted healthier. But the sauce on top was messy and could be a little spicier. The chicken panini. It was a decent portion. The bad- The sangria. It tasted more like a spritzer. The service time. It took a long time to be waited on but it was friendly. The larger party next to us came after and left before us. They also forgot the children menu. Portion sizes could be larger as most of the party left hungry.

Food is fresh, service is impeccable but it could be a less noises in case there is music playingread more

LOVED this restaurant. Had an amazing filet mignon, cooked to perfection. There were five of us and…read moremeals ranged from flatbread, shrimp and grits, Chilean sea bass and tuna and each meal was excellent.

If you're looking for a quaint spot that feels like a hidden gem, this is the "caviar" of intimate…read morefine dining. I recently tried the chef's 8-course tasting menu, and it was perfectly paced--the small plates are proportionately sized so you leave feeling satisfied rather than overwhelmed. Every dish is a standout with deep, "stacked" flavors; even the ingredients I was skeptical about ended up being favorites. Nothing needed a drop of extra seasoning. The service sets a warm, welcoming tone from the start. We were offered Oshibori (Japanese warm towelettes) to refresh our hands, and getting a fresh set of utensils with every course was a high-end touch I really appreciated. Menu Highlights: Taro Fritter: A sweet-textured appetizer inspired by Chinese desserts, topped with caviar and soy-pickled beets. It was a beautiful way to awaken the palate. Mackerel Crudo: As someone who isn't usually a fan of raw dishes, I was surprised by how much I loved this. It's light, perfectly acidic, and balanced with plum, ponzu, and apple. Grilled Sunchoke: This was "rustic elegance" in a bowl. The smell alone is incredible, and the combination of ginger crab and shellfish butter is pure comfort. Smoked Duck: Topped with black winter truffle and caramelized onions in a gochujang sauce--absolutely excellent cook and presentation. Braised Beef Cheek: So tender you can skip the knife and just use your fork. Since I forgot to BYOB, I tried their house-made Luck & Love hibiscus drink. It's hands-down the best hibiscus tea I've ever had--I actually tried to buy one to-go, but they only make enough for dine-in guests! It's a fantastic spot to bring friends or loved ones, though I'd recommend arriving early. The parking lot is extremely tight, so you might need to look for space in the lot next door.

Was visiting the area and wanted to eat somewhere special, saw some great reviews so decided to…read morebook a spot here. We went with the tasting menu and absolutely loved it. Every dish felt intentional, balanced, and thoughtfully composed, the chefs clearly pay attention to the smallest details. Standouts for me were the red snapper crudo, black cod, and the squid congee, which was surprisingly comforting yet refined. The cornbread and desserts were fire as well, really everything they served felt like they put their heart and soul into it. Beyond the food, what really impressed me was the cadence of the meal. The pacing was perfect, and the team was incredibly observant, they notice everything without being intrusive, you can just tell that they really care about the customer experience. Overall, a beautifully executed tasting menu and an experience that felt intentional, creative, and inspiring. Will definitely return when I'm in the area again.

I really do LOVE this place . Pretty grounds and great hospitality . Happy Hour ! #HHHread more

Chocolate tini hit the spot but the waitstaff did not. We walked in and there wasn't anyone at the…read morehost stand and the bar didn't have 4 seats. So we went to one table and then decided to move to another table. The waitress came up to us with a huge attitude and said we needed to order drinks at the bar if we weren't ordering food. We didn't know at that point if we wanted food. So we went to the bar and it way longer than necessary for 3 martinis. We finally got our drinks and decided we wanted food. I asked the waitress if we needed to order food at the bar and with the biggest attitude she said yes you didn't tell me you wanted food. I hope the food is ok. I've never expected to be treated this way.

We all really enjoyed a late lunch and everything we ate...cheesesteak pizza was lovely, birria…read moretaco delish, quesadillas, penne and vodka sauce...all very good. The service was great and friendly. A nice clean environment, cutely decorated... I would say Hector's Bistro is a do not miss! Highly Recommend!

Given the location, this place is worth stopping by…read more Not the largest interior, but very clean and good food with a decent menu.

Always get amazing service at Hailey's. Came during lunch time and got the chicken sandwich and…read morelunch beef stew. The beef stew was a good portion and great price. It is very calm during the day time, which makes it great to go to during your lunch break

Started our night here. It's way bigger than you think look at it from the outside…read more We came on a Sunday and it was packed to the gills. It was also trivia night so maybe that why? Super great crowd. Everyone having fun. Super quick service even though it was packed. Seems like a great spot to meet friends. Very diverse crowd.

Tried to get into Texas Roadhouse, but the wait (and the crowd) just wasn't happening for us, so we…read moreheaded over to LongHorn Steakhouse. They quoted us an hour and 45 minute wait -- way too long -- so we made a game-time decision and went to Miller's Ale House instead. Honestly? Very glad we did. We stopped by on a warmer night after a week of being snowed in, so I'm guessing they may have been caught a little off guard because they were definitely understaffed. We were quoted a 35-minute wait and ended up being seated in about 30, which was appreciated. There were quite a few empty tables, but it was clear they were trying to keep the load manageable for the kitchen. Our server Jack apologized for the backup and genuinely did his best to stay on top of things while juggling a lot of tables -- no complaints about the effort at all. We started with wings, which were solid. For entrées, we had the chicken quesadillas and the steak & shrimp combo -- both were good and hit the spot. Overall, it was a decent experience. Restaurant was clean and well kept. The only real downside was the lack of seating for people waiting -- we had to stand the entire 30 minutes, which wasn't the most comfortable. With a few adjustments on busy nights, this place could easily be a 5-star visit.

Nachos from millers are typically AMAZING!! Ordered nachos for delivery and they are the worst…read morenachos ever! They were so dry. Most of the chips had no cheese. Side of queso was so thin and all water.