The sandwich shop sponsored The shared parenting event this past Sunday. The pasta was great…read moreespecially the pesto pasta. My daughter enjoyed the chicken cutlet sandwich and the steak and cheese was supreme. Can't wait to go there to order my own. Thank you guys again

I had the pleasure of attending an event this past weekend that The Sandwich Spot provided food for…read moreand the sandwiches were top tier! Bread was soft and delicious. I selected The Standard and I must tell you I will be going to The Sandwich Spot to have it again. If you are looking for a GOOD sandwich this is the place to go!

Had the Pick 2 for You special; have a sandwich and a small cup of soup…read more A regular sandwich from there is a little too much for me; I don't eat like a teenager anymore. Tried the croque monsieur, essentially a fancy grilled ham and cheese sandwich and for the soup, chicken with wild rice soup. Both were hot, although I don't know how; it takes quite a while to get the order from the cashier through the kitchen to you. It is Panera, and in a hospital; so expect it to be expensive. $19.26 that included a large bottled soda. There's some tables in the back and some people eat at tables out in the lobby of the hospital. *5/1/25 - It had to be either the soup or the sandwich; that was all I had to eat yesterday. But, late last night and early this morning I had a terrible case of Turista!

Circumstances over the last few weeks found me at Westchester Medical Center, and as such I was a…read morefrequent visitor of this Panera Bread. In general I'm a Panera fan - the food is tasty and they have a good selection of items, so it was a pleasant surprise to see one here. In terms of selection, there is not much outside of what is seen at other locations - salads, sandwiches, soups, baked goods, etc. To accommodate for hospital guests and employees, the ordering area is disproportionate to the dining area. The latter is a decent size but the ordering/pickup area is just as vast. While the food is what I expected, the service is what really makes this location stand out for me. Service was fast and friendly each time I visited over the span of a few weeks. Not only is this important from a general customer service perspective, but especially in this setting where customers may not be visiting under the best circumstances. Overall, I'm glad this Panera is here - they provide a higher level of fare compared to a generic hospital food court and pair it with great service.

Large parking lot…read more Arrived around 3pm on a nice Sunday and it was fairly empty. Lots of picnic bench-style indoor and outdoor seating. Neat and very well-maintained space. A great selection of beer on tap. There is also a nice selection of food as well. Good mix of diverse people...different age groups including some kids. Friendly and helpful staff throughout. Shop with some merch and to-go beer. Clean bathroom. Would love to return to try some other beers and maybe some food options.

Not exactly what I was expecting based on the reviews. The good: ample parking, lovely outdoor…read morespace (which we didn't utilize as we visited late November), nice beer selection, fun family atmosphere, decent food variety for a brewery and fantastic staff (easy going, attentive, friendly. Truly, 10/10). The not-so-good: the food. It was unfortunately just mediocre. We ordered the classics - fried chicken sandwich, classic burger, pizza margarita and fries, and felt that each missed the mark. Chicken sandwich's flavors were off; Burger was dry; pizza had excessive sauce and acidity; and the fries were over-salty. I can see myself coming back with a group to just hangout and enjoy the drinks and vibes, but would not vouch for this place if food quality was a priority.

Nice staff. Fun atmosphere. Excellent food. My craving: Philly cheese steak.Added mushrooms, green…read morepeppers, provolone and pepper jack on a round roll. Just the right balance of beef, cheese, sauteed mushrooms and gooey cheese

Being as though I'm not from the area, I turned to Yelp to find a "quick" bite to eat after…read moreattending a burial at the nearby Gates of Heaven Cemetary. This little deli was just what I needed. The inside is small and has no seating, yet it's spacious enough to move around if there's a long queue of customers. They have a hot food bar and a variety of cold salads, along with an extensive sandwich and wrap menu. I ordered a BEC on a Kaiser roll and it was served within 3-5 minutes. The price is right. I paid under $9 for the sandwich and a large coffee. The bread was fresh and my sandwich hit the spot, satisfying my hunger for the long ride home.

We wanted a quiet, earlier New Year's dinner and Cabin delivered and then some…read more They had NYE specials or you could order off their regular menu. My Almond encrusted salmon was perfectly prepared, wonderful portion, delicious champagne sauce. I asked for mash and green beans rather than rice and asparagus. Not a problem. The server was friendly, kept us in plenty of water and was very attentive. Baked stuffed clams were very good, a little peppery hot but that didn't stop me! For himself, the surf and turf, and the 8 oz filet was rare as requested, tender. Very fresh lobster tail. Very cozy inside as usual. Place was packed but not loud. Yes, the when many people are se the bar and it's one car per person, the lot fills up. I had to be creative with parking in their lot, but found a spot. The Cabin Restaurant food is delicious and fresh. Not overly fussy and trying too hard. Sometimes you want the standards people have enjoyed for decades. Here there is something for everyone to enjoy. If I want something laced with truffle oil, lobster foam, or sriracha, I know where to go. If you want reliable comfort classics done right, come here and be treated well. It's great when places you love stay as you remember and can rely.

Remember that dreary restaurant you went to growing up, that was quirky but that the food was…read moredecent? That's the Cabin. Located right off the Sprain, it's in a good location and parking is decent. It looks how it sounds, both inside and out. Nice big bar, a pizza oven front and center, and of course the fireplace. Love all of the wood. Service was good however they were empty so perhaps grading on a curve there. I got the open faced steak sandwich. Pretty formidable portion with plenty of steak, however in hindsight I should've ordered it medium. Got it with bleu cheese and there was a crapton of it. Onions/mushrooms were good. No chance in hell of picking the thing up, yet very enjoyable. My son liked his chicken fingers, mostly just eating the fries as per tradition. My wife's pizza took awhile to come which was weird as they weren't bus and the pizza guy was standing around, however we went as they opened so perhaps they were waiting for the oven to heat up. We came for a post-hockey lesson lunch and this did the job well. My son generally prefers Valhalla Crossing nearby (trains, ya know) which has a similar vibe, however wouldn't mind inserting this oldie into the rotation once in awhile.

I was in the area after a run and found this restaurant on Google. When we walked in, it looked a…read morelittle empty at the moment, but honestly that worked in our favor--we were seated right away. Our waitress was very attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. The food itself was decent. Nothing extraordinary, but not bad either pretty much what you'd expect from a casual spot. The coffee was a bit bland and didn't really taste like coffee, but most diners aren't known for having the strongest brew anyway. Overall, it was a good experience for a quick stop after a run. Fast service, friendly staff, and a relaxed atmosphere.

Didn't have high hopes when you see such low reviews and then see what this place looks like in…read moreperson. My husband and I were staying at a local hotel for two nights exploring Sleepy Hollow. We'd had Applebees the day before for lunch, so wanted to switch up and give this place a try. We're from Jersey- the diner capital of the world, so sometimes people just have too high expectations for diners. Respect and decency to the customers that are fueling your tips? Non existent here. We walked in, weren't greeted but caught eyes with an employee who just waved his hands at us to follow him, and sat us at a booth without saying a word. Okay. Moving on. Someone came up to take our drink order with just one word "Drinks" in a bothered tone. The menu is huge so we were looking through it when he came by again, maybe a minute after we had sat down & just one word again said "Ready?" in an uninterested tone. We said sorry still looking and then he threw his hands up in the air & walked away like we were an inconvenience. The inside of this diner is outdated & a dump from the outside , the staff is rude and unwelcoming. We said forget it, we have somewhere to get to, and left & went right back to Applebees again. There's a reason you only have two cars in your parking lot.

This review is for the Wendy's near the sawmill River Parkway entrance in Elmsford/Hawthorne area…read moreNew York. Friendly service. Average wait time. Full menu. I don't frequent fast food often so I was really surprised to see how many changes there were. FOOD: I opted for something called a "big meal" which was about $5.99 and included a small fries, a two-patty burger with cheese, and four piece chicken nuggets plus drink. That's a lot of food for under six dollars. They paid attention to preparing mine without onions which I'm allergic to. The french fries were hot and I opted for a bottled water instead of a soft drink. I also ordered a chicken Caesar salad for my son. I requested pomegranate dressing instead of Caesar dressing. That was the only mistake they made which could've been a huge disappointment. The loss of the star is because the chicken nuggets were lukewarm. And consistent holding temperatures were the issue for this visit at this location.

This place is horrible. They say open at 6:30 am but are never ever ready. I've learned to not even…read moretry till at least 6:45. I get there at 6:45 at they still have the dinner menu up. Then they finally come out to change the menu and tell 5 minutes. I've already been waiting 5 minutes so finally at nearly 7:00 they take my order with 5 cars stacked up.

worst cashier in existence. rude and unprofessional. not to mention everything is already marked…read moreup, but the cashier will give you attitude for days. will not be coming back.

Had a great time! Server did very well! What a classic brand and they're still killing itread more

The service here was ok but definitely not great, we had ordered a chicken alfredo and it came out…read moredry. Our waiter Matthew kindly replaced it and helped us get the best dishes possible, I definitely recommend him. he's the best

Pros: the service is friendly…read more The donuts have "aura" they're fresh and warm like your favorite blanket, if that's your comfort. Metaphors galore. The place is welcoming and clean for the most part. Cons: PRICEY UP THE WHAZOO! You may have to take out a small loan if you have a large family and ESPECIALLY A BIG FAMILY OF KIDS WHO ARE DONUT LOVERS! Sometimes the lines to order are LOOOOOONG especially on the weekends or day after work around 6-7 pm any weekday. I like the donuts cause they are obviously fresh. But some of them are just too overly sweet for my taste buds. Great place to get your donut fix - bring the extra money though! You may have to break a piggy bank b4 you get here.

Welcome to my Quack Quack Quorum. Going nuts for these donuts. For a chain donuttery, Duck Donuts…read morehas quite the operation. Who knew that frying some dough fresh would be so easy and so tasty? Anybody ever? But credit to Ducky boys, no other chain is doing it just like this. Right in front of your spectacles. Farm read and farm fresh. Dipping and topping right after the frying. Like momma on Christmas mornin'. Now for the quality of the donut. Again, shockingly scrumdiddlyumptious. The cinnamon sugar was both flavorful and flavorsome. Squishy and squashy. The bites match the sites fellas. Best donuts I've ever had? Obviously not - I'm cultured. But best chain donut hut? Not an if - not an and - nor a but.