Went there last night with my two sons. Cozy inside and they were so nice and attentive, and the…read morefood was really good and fresh. Had chicken kebab, sausages and shrimps with couscous. Finally, the dessert that was to die for. Patilla au lait. And a cappuccino. Also, got a really good mocktail (and sons got a cocktail). Didn't break the wallet either. Totally recommend it. Will definitely return.

We finally tried this cozy Moroccan restaurant in Port Chester, and were generally pleased with the…read morefood and ambiance. After a Moroccan blend of red wines, we started with an appetizer called Argana flavors, consisting of hummus, stuffed grape leaves, and spicy olives, with pita wedges on the side. My main course was a vegetarian tajine with couscous, potatoes, squash, carrots, etc., and it was very good. My wife was very pleased with her cod tajine, with lemon, pepper, potato and olives. We had baklava for dessert, which was plenty for two (three pieces). It wasn't the best baklava I've had, but I could be just used to the Turkish or Greek style. We would return here, despite the rather high price, which is common these days, thanks to the economy.

We just placed our first delivery order from Humble Garden and it was very good. The food was…read morefresh and the menu choices were so healthy. Everyone in my family enjoyed their meal and we will be ordering from them again soon. I recommend their "make your own bowl" and the guacamole. Delicious!

Great service, great food and great atmosphere! Very cool decorations. Our party really enjoyed…read moreourselves.

The restaurant opens at 10 AM, the signs say it is open. The restaurant was empty except for an…read moreemployee on their phone. I was told they were not serving food? If the restaurant is not serving food or drinks, why say it is open?

Went one day and online it said the store was open when I got to the store it said we are closedread more

We are not Gluten-free and are not vegan, however since my sister and her husband from Greenwich…read moreCT. Introduced us to Pureganic Cafe 8 months ago, we always prefer coming here anytime we want to go out, the food is excellent, tasty and delicious, we always like to try something new on the menu, and we can not believe that we always love the food. Honestly, I don't know how they have such amazing quality food, from their pizza to hamburger, pasta and salads and of course the most delicious desserts. I tell all my friends, go check it out, and they all have the same good review. Thank you for making such an amazing restaurant Kosher. Levi Shemtov

Indian food convictions: Maharastrian Edition. If you know…read moreme, you must know that I take Indian food extremely seriously. It must cater to the realest flavor and technique. Here was my mother's day meal: These days I miss the motherland a lot, and I was very emotional towards the end of this meal. Her classics are phenomenal and heartwarming. -Maharastrian veg thaali: thaali is a combination of multiple dishes in one. The baingan warli (eggplant with peanuts and stuffed spices) was OUT OF THIS WORLD! The fried puri with aam rass (mango puree), reminded us of nostalgic heaven. -Aam panna, a mango mocktail with special ingredients, was not sweet and just right! -Malvani fish fry.... oh my i have no words for this dish. She used king fish with a nice coating of spices and breading, on a cast iron, and it was beyond words. The level of effort she puts is what makes this dish worth running for. Make sure you go and help her build her business. She's the real deal!!

Went here real quick before a show at the Capitol Theater and had an nice and quick experience. I…read moregot a chai tea latte and felt that it was a little bitter for my taste but my mom enjoyed it and she's more of a tea person than I am so take that for what you will. We also shared the lasooni gobi, palak paneer and butter chicken. This was my first time ever having butter chicken believe it or not, I found the sauce to have a great depth of flavor but my favorite bite of the night was definitely the lasooni gobi. It was medium spice but was I definitely was able to handle it. I loved every single bite. The palak paneer was good too, but maybe I'd try the chili paneer next time because I found myself avoiding the sauce and the bell peppers and just eating the cheese, so I want to know if I'd like it more in another sauce. The place itself definitely needs some more life inside, it was empty and there was a huge TV playing music videos which was cool but definitely needs a fresh coat of paint, better tablecloths and some nice plates and cups would've been nice, it kinda felt like dining in was discouraged despite having a decent amount of seating. Definitely not as much of a vibe as the place down the street but the food was good!

Dined here recently for dinner. I had booked an outdoor table, but it ended up being too chilly to…read moresit outside--thankfully the staff was accommodating. It had been years since my last visit, so it felt like a brand-new experience. I made a reservation online, though it wasn't really necessary that evening. Still, it's a plus that you can easily choose between indoor and outdoor seating when booking. Parking in their onsite lot is another convenience. The restaurant has a cozy, intimate feel, and there's a small bar that offers a happy hour Tuesday through Friday from 4-7 PM. We started with cocktails: a refreshing white sangria with mango and a mojito. Both were well-made and reasonably priced--$7 and $8. For appetizers, we had the coconut shrimp served over sliced plantains with a lemongrass sauce. The flavors were good, but the shrimp were noticeably over-fried (see my video), which took away from what could have been a standout dish. Sonora's menu offers a diverse Latin-inspired selection with dishes from South America, Cuba, Mexico, Portugal, and Puerto Rico. I was intrigued by the variety. I chose a Cuban-inspired dish: Angus skirt steak served with lobster and plantain fried rice and topped with a quail egg saffron lime garlic mojito sauce. The steak was tender and cooked to order, but the fried rice was underwhelming--just a hint of lobster flavor with only a few tiny pieces of lobster. The quail egg was nicely done. My friend ordered a Colombian dish: chicken stuffed with sweet plantain, goat cheese, peppers, and chorizo, served with saffron mashed potatoes and a sweet sherry sauce. She loved it and said the portion size was generous--I passed on a taste but took her word for it! They also offer brunch, jazz nights, and a paella night, which I'd love to check out in the future. I'll definitely return when the weather is warmer to enjoy their outdoor seating.

Ambiance was colorful and vibrant Everything thing we had…read morewas excellent and the white mango sangria was so strong! They do not skimp on the alcohol! Our waitress and service is impeccable! Absolutely best restaurant I have been to in years! Can't wait to be back to try the rest on the menu!

My wife and I have been visiting the Ryebrook location regularly for the last 5 years and have…read morefound the consistency for good quality and fresh food to be unparalleled!

Ordered through the app, food was ready and waiting in in the 8 minutes it took me to get there…read more The staff is always friendly and helpful and the food always on point. I love that they preload available coupons in the app, every little bit helps. Gives me the impression this company cares about their customers. A++

10/10 service and an amazing experience. The pork belly tacos were incredible, and the tuna taco…read morewere immaculate. We tried about 14 tacos, and those were definitely the standouts. The music and ambiance were perfect--it felt like I was in my own little world. Aside from the tacos, the plantains were great, especially with the dipping sauce. The street corn surpassed expectations, and the cucumber salad and fruit bowl were also delicious. Mika's service truly made this a night to remember. If you're having doubts, just come and experience it for yourself!

I don't know why it's taken me so long to leave a review despite coming here since college (10…read moreyears ago). Food hits EVERY time. Vibes, check. Service is a little slow, but not a big deal especially if you're with friends and sipping on margaritas and mojitos. I will say parking is a nightmare lol. The lot fills up so fast. But I'll wait for a spot if it means being able to dine here.

Stopped here on our way to a ski trip and I am willing to drive the hour+ just to have another meal…read morehere. We got lucky with no wait for a table for 4, prime dinner time on a Friday night. The hostess was super friendly and so was everyone else after that. Honestly so blown away by how friendly all the staff were. We were checked on multiple times and our main waiter was just awesome. On to the more important things - the food. Wow. The menu is not overwhelmingly large and truly has something for everyone. Pizzas, sandwiches, pasta, and seafood. Bonus: the mac and cheese on the kids menu is NOT kraft mac and cheese. We had grilled cheese, mac and cheese, mushroom pizza and fish tacos and wow. Not only did the food come out fast but it was delicious and portions were huge. I was so impressed with this place. The atmosphere and decor are so fun and "cool" and it was the perfect place to grab a bite on our 3 hour driver. Wish we lived closer but the next road trip we're on, I'm definitely finding a way to come back here.

I met up with friends at Village Social for dinner and we had an enjoyable experience! The servers…read morewere friendly, the food was very good, and we weren't rushed at all which was appreciated. Ordered: Crispy artichokes ($15)- these were fried and tasty with a creamy yogurt sauce. Nothing crazy or exotic flavor wise, but enjoyable. Polenta bites ($12)- I really enjoyed these! They were a little salty, a little smoky (bacon) and a little sweet (honey). I will say that I strongly recommend Village Social either update their menu or change the toppings, as these polenta bites were topped with crispy bacon but the menu did not indicate this. Vegetarians in our group didn't realize this dish wasn't vegetarian. Chicken Milanese ($28)- the portion was very generous! It came with a large chicken breast and I requested to change the salad on top to Caesar. I appreciated their willingness to modify the order. All in all, I'd recommend checking out Village Social the next time you're looking for a dinner spot in the area.

So fun, great food, not super expensive, made my daughters birthday dinner so fun and really great…read morefun easy going experience also food delish! support these kind people and eat some yummy food. I HEART salsa picante.

Meh, it was fine for preshow in that we weren't rushed. The jalapeño margarita was decent but the…read moreChile Rellanos were not.