Right next to Baklava cafe but has is an independent store selling Turkish pastries as the…read morehighlight. I love a well made not boxed Turkish delight , so had to try some of their flavors. I got Rose , Pistachio and Pomegranate coated with dried rose petals. Th next sinful temptation was Baklava which was loaded with nuts and very delicious. We tried Pistachios , Walnut and double Pistachio. Turkish delight and Baklava were fresh , very addictive , not gnawingly sweet , no overpowering flavors or fragrance . It's worth visiting this store just for these two treats . They also have dry fruits, nuts , Turkish pastries galore, candies and more . The owner or whoever attended to us was polite , quick and answered our questions It's a cute little store offering a variety of tempting goodies. This store is "Not to be missed "

This shop is so cute and full of all kinds of tasty treats! The Turkish delight and Baklava are…read moresome of the best I've had, by far! And the guy behind the counter is very kind. Worth the price - the box I got felt pretty hefty, but I only spent $25. If you're reading this, stop by this shop! You won't regret it.

I love this farmer's market, I go there 3 times a week easily. Great selection, fresh, good…read moreprices. Also under the same roof is a very fresh fish stand, cold cuts, and a flower stand. The best thing about this place is the best sushi place in Morristown, K.C. Sushi - great rolls at a good price, always fresh, highly highly recommended. I walked past 15 times before trying a roll, and now I get dinner there once a week. As a sushi fanatic, I love having it in my backyard and you should too. Back to the produce stand . . decent food options but somewhat overpriced - go there for fresh produce and lots of it. If you want to spend $10/lb for portabello mushrooms, go to King's. For $3.49/lb, go here. Your call.

This quirky little store is 1/3 produce and flower market, 1/3 fish market and 1/3 groceries. You…read morewalk in, it smells like fish, I hope that's a good sign. But it ain't a farmer's market, and it ain't a sushi place either. As of July 2013 the in-store sushi counter is definitely closed so all those glowing reviews of take-out rolls ain't much help anymore. The produce includes a broad selection of fruits and veggies especially ethnic specialties like yucca and chilies. Outside they sell plants and inside they sell cut flowers. The medium-size fresh-fish counter has whole and cut finfish, scallops and a few clams And there's all sorts of North and Latin American groceries too, stacked high and packed in tightly. Also lots of gourmet jams and jellies, go figure. Here you'll find lots of supplies for central and south American cooking. This store is where I finally I found maseca, the dried flour used to make tortillas and tamales. I also like the huge selection of pre-boxed snack foods, so difficult to resist!

I love Uncle G's products especially the bread, pizza and prepared foods. I come to this location…read morefor the excellent service. As usual, today was an excellent experience thanks to Bonnie. She was so kind to my son and family. She made smart recommendations and we loved the items she suggested! Pro tip: do not leave without the mozz

I must admit I'm a foodie and love all kinds of specialty markets. I was pleasantly surprised by…read moreUncle Giuseppe's Marketplace in Morris Plains. This place has everything Italian your heart desires and more. They have an amazing long display of homemade prepared foods. It's the biggest one I've ever seen for an Italian market in NJ. You can find chicken cutlets, broccoli rabe, arancini, carbonara cappellini, potato and cheese croquettes, cakes, fruiti de mare salad, several types of seafood salads, crab cakes, eggplant parm, sicilian eggplant, jumbo fried shrimp, specialty burgers and sliders, several types of prepared salmon, grilled and roasted vegetables, an antipasto bar, an entire cheese department with imported and homemade cheeses, such as homemade mozzarella, bocconcini,basket cheese aka"formaggio da pasta filata" ( yes and not just at the holidays) and homemade ricotta. They have tons and tons of all different types of olives. Uncle Giuseppe's sells Italian and imported specialty products. They have a fresh meat department, a fresh fish department, a full deli, fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh pastas, a variety of homemade ravioli's, a coffee bar with assorted expresso beans, and other flavored beans you can grind. A variety of Imported canned tomatoes and products from Italy. Homemade peanut butter you grind on the spot fresh with no additives. They have a nice selection of imported olive oils and vinegars. There's a hot takeout bar with meatballs, different kinds of pasta, chicken and vegetables. They even have a section where they make a variety of homemade pizzas. For dessert they have a bakery department that sells all types of Italian cookies, cakes, breads, pastries you name it they have it. As I walked around there were employees giving out samples of a variety of foods. Everything I tried was wonderful. Everyone was very friendly and attentive. This store has everything neatly displayed and very clean. I spent 2 hours here. I bought their brand of homemade imported extra virgin olive oil, antipasto, cheese & spinach ravioli's,bread, dried farro, vegetables, and cheeses. This store is a bit pricey but the quality and variety are simply amazing! There is a large free parking lot. You can grab a shopping cart, and near the entrance there are a few handicapped spots. I will definitely be back it's worth the trip. We drove an hour

THE BEST!!! Worth…read morethe wait! Came a little before they opened at 12 and can say it was worth the wait. The customer service is top notch, with the staff truly appreciating their customers. Opted for the steak and fries (extra sauce) and a side of tostones. Everything was delicious! I look forward to trying their other menu items.

Last Friday I checked out Colonial Grill for the first time for lunch. I got there around 12pm and…read morethe wait was about 20 minutes to order, which was considerably less than what I'd seen in Tiktok videos. Once I made it to the front, the staff was extremely friendly and courteous, which made me almost forget the long wait! While I waited I received a sample of their hand-cut fries with chimichurri sauce, which was out of this world! I opened up my order as soon as I got home, and enjoyed my meal of steak and chicken over fries. Although I ordered my steak medium, it was well done and a bit rough. Otherwise, my overall experience would have easily been 5 stars. The chicken was tender and the sauces over the fries and meat packed a flavorful punch. I will return and order the steak at an even lighter temperature which I'm sure while bring my meal to a 5 star experience!

I love chocolate and couldn't wait to try this shop! When I arrived I parked on the street nearby…read more I walked into a nice chocolate shop and they serve ice cream during the summer. I had: Dubai Peanut Butter Bar m&m pretzel Chocolate covered oreo Salted Caramel Peanut Butter Melt Away Almond butter crunch I loved it all but my favorite was the Dubai Peanut butter bar! Delicious! I enjoyed my time!

Picked up a Dubai chocolate bar at a wedding expo. I was supper excited to have a piece... cut the…read morechocolate bar open "where's the beef" - 90% chocolate and 10% filling! Super disappointed!

Staff and food r great ! Taco Tuesday night 3 for the price…read moreof one Looking forward to trying other menu items soon

Got two different tacos here. It was average at best. I think 5 bucks for a small taco wasn't worth…read morethe price but I did enjoy the experience. I placed my order up front at the register. I ended up getting an al pastor taco since they had it on rotation grill up front with slices of pineapple. I did like how when they gave me the pastor taco, they had both the pineapple and al pastor. The portobello mushroom taco was very very disappointing in my opinion. The mushrooms tasted rubbery. I do like the mild and medium sauces they offered.

I spent Sunday afternoon attending a cooking class with a few of my friends and had an amazing…read moretime. The food was delicious, the owner super charming and the experience overall was fantastic! Highly recommend going with some friends or even a mother/daughter outing.

Our group selected a cooking class here which included dinner with pasta-making as the only…read morehands-on portion of the evening. We only mixed flour and water together to roll out pasta. For $125/person, I had expected better tasting food though. The small appetizers (spinach salad, prosciutto, Parmesan, olives) may have been put together from a grocery store. For the pasta that we rolled out, the staff only added a plain tomato sauce. The side of vegetables was overcooked and mushy. Tiramisu was all right. We can blame the taste and texture of the pasta on ourselves, because we made it, but I had expected the rest of the food prepared by professionals to be better. No drinks were included -- Healthy Italia is BYOB. There was a nice intro video from the owner telling us about her history and philosophy. She said that she doesn't measure ingredients, and only mixes by feel. How does one teach a cooking class like this? If someone is taking a cooking class, they are less experienced and need precise measurements and instructions. Our flour and water were measured for us, so I guess they do measure something. We were never told the measurements, so didn't have any recipe or any specific learnings to take home. I enjoyed the social time with my group, and especially the long table set out for our group in true Italian fashion. It made us feel like a big cohesive family. However, for $125/person, I felt like we could have had a true learning experience elsewhere or had a much better Italian dinner at a restaurant with drinks. In fact, on the subsequent evening, a few individuals from our group went to a restaurant and ordered similar items served at this cooking class, and the food was remarkably better. And yes, it was less than $125/person with drinks.

The Morris Proper, a relatively new addition to the Morristown dining scene, offers a sophisticated…read moreand stylish atmosphere, a terrific seasonal cocktail program, and truly excellent food, but the service coordination during our visit felt a bit disjointed. The service felt "off" all night, despite the staff's best efforts. Upon arrival, our party of four was led to a table set for only three. Since the restaurant was packed, we had to stand awkwardly in the dining area for several minutes while a chair was brought over from the bar. The host was very apologetic and graciously provided a complimentary order of the Focaccia appetizer ($16) to make amends. However, when we later asked our server for one piece of bread to finish the leftover whipped ricotta, a runner brought out an entire second order of Focaccia.. which eventually turned up on our bill. To their credit.. they later comped the two coffees we ordered with dessert. The bar and kitchen are clearly talented, but the evening continued to have strange pacing and communication gaps. I had the Local Rotisserie Chicken ($32), a generous airline-style cut that was incredibly tender and flavorful, served with perfectly prepared market greens and roasted potatoes. My companion thoroughly enjoyed the Gulf Shrimp Casarecce ($30), and another guest was very impressed with the Chili Brined Grilled Pork Chop ($41), which was both a generous portion and packed with flavor. A manager informed one guest that the linguine for their Crab and Jalapeño dish ($34) didn't meet their standards and asked if it was okay to substitute casarecce instead. While we appreciate the quality control, it was an odd mid-meal adjustment. The Morris Proper has all the ingredients for a five-star destination, but the front-of-house coordination needs to match the high caliber of the kitchen. The primary reasons I'm settling on four stars are these small service lapses and a high noise level that made it difficult for our party of four to converse at a reasonable volume. We will definitely be back. PRO TIP: Complimentary parking is available in the M Station garage. We initially pulled into the 'Retail Parking' area from the Spring Place entrance, but there were neither any spots available nor any signs to direct us to parking elsewhere. If you're visiting the Morris Proper for dinner during the week or any time on the weekend, enter through the main Morris Street entrance to the M Station garage (between 100 and 110 Morris Street) and have your parking ticket validated by the host.

Pretty place Great for our big group drinks available…read more Takes reservations We had an array of apps and entrees Nice staff and good with allergies Parking nearby Outside seating but wasn't open yet when we were there Next to Tatte Food was pretty good Would come by another time

Very kind service (Adolfo), delicious food, lovely atmosphere…read more Very clean place, large clean bathroom in the basement - stairs and elevator available (great for my elderly mother). I was in the area for a dr appt, will likely return. Not pictured: bruschetta (gifted), roasted cauliflower appetizer, short rib empanada appetizer, mini shortbread cookies (gifted)

The service was friendly and just made us feel right at home. The restaurant was immaculate and…read morevery pleasant. The food was great! Fresh and expertly and creatively prepared and presented. By far, the best Italian food in Morristown! An experience not to be missed! I can't wait to return!

Superlative doesn't begin to describe this serendipitous (to us) find! We were in Morristown to…read moredrop off our daughter at a meeting and looked for a place for dinner. While the photo of chicken on the board outside gave us pause (we are vegetarians) we were wowed by the welcome (no reservations), the service, the ambiance and most of all the food!! The manager stopped by twice to check on us and the server was exceptional. Would happily drive all the way there from NYC to try it again!

Been here a few times now, and every visit has been a great experience. I really love the food and…read morethe ambience -- it's the kind of place that works perfectly for a relaxed brunch as well as a cozy dinner. The menu has been consistently satisfying, and the overall vibe makes you want to come back. What truly stands out is the staff. They are super nice, welcoming, and always accommodating, which makes the experience even better. Their attention to detail and warm service really elevate the place and make it a solid go-to spot.