A few friends and I stopped by for lunch. While this wasn't our first visit as a group, each of us…read morehas been here several times on different occasions. We ordered the chicken sandwich, the spicy chicken sandwich, and the house burger. Overall, the food was good. I had the spicy chicken sandwich and enjoyed it, although I was expecting a bit more heat. It was flavorful but tasted milder than I anticipated. The desserts looked beautiful (as you can see in the photo). I didn't try one myself, so I can only share what my friends said. They thought they were good, though nothing particularly memorable. It was an extremely hot day, so we were looking forward to ordering sangria. Unfortunately, even though it's listed on the menu, they weren't serving it, which was a little disappointing. The service was good, friendly and attentive, though fairly average overall. One thing I will say is that I prefer the atmosphere in the evenings. The vibe feels more lively and enjoyable than it does during lunchtime.

We went here for dinner tonight and if did not disappointment!! Last week this place just won for…read morebest wings in White Plains, and we had to try it! The chipotle dry rub wings are AMAZING!!!! We definitely see why they won this award! We also had the spicy clam pasta and it was so delicious and spicy! We also had drinks which were also yummy! The service was great and our waiter was so helpful! We love the ambiance of the place with all of the lights and such good music. We will definitely be coming back for those wings soon!!

Vanessa at the lounge bar makes the most delicious cocktails I've had in a very long time and with…read morea fantastic personality to boot!!! FYI; All the bar ingredients are fresh and the juices squeezed.

We visited Coral Seafood this weekend for dinner. Complimentary Parking is offered at the Opus…read morehotel which is a good positive. Getting the car in and out of the Opus- not the easiest. This is a large restaurant that is decorated nicely with modern decor and tablecloths. Of the 40 tables in this restaurant there were probably 6-7 tables in use. The food was good- seared tuna, grilled swordfish, scallops, plus salads and sides. Pricing was fair and service was fine. We didn't have dessert. So- will I be back to Coral Seafood again? It's hard to say but it's doubtful. I restaurant has to have a vibe, a soul, some energy or some excitement. An empty restaurant on a Saturday night makes me sad and dining should not elicit feelings of sadness. I wish them luck.

Went here for Valentine's Day on Saturday. It was okay. I had the calamari and bronzino. The…read morebronzino was broiled too long and was burnt around the edges. The mashed potatoes were very dry. The grilled vegetables were awesome and had a char grilled taste. The restaurant was cold because the tables are near large glass windows that double as sliding doors so I ate with my coat in. They need to hang some curtains or shades to shield customers from all that cold air coming in through the window panes.

Forgot to review last year but this place was awesome. Tried the lobster roll, the oysters, the…read morefried pickles and the big bird sandwhich with sweet potato fries. Oysters were incredible. Owner told us she gets them locally in the mornings and they were so good. Lobster roll was sweet, tangy, fresh, light, delicious. Highly recommend. Overall, great experience. Service was great and positive vibe and ambiance. Wue i visit white plains again I will go back. Y'all try it out.

I hit this spot up specifically for a Wing Walk. The Smoked Buffalo Wings were a standout. They…read morearen't your average deep fried wing; they have a distinct, deep smoky depth. Even in the middle of a busy event, they stayed impressively crispy. The Asian Sticky Wings were also top tier. They had a thick, glossy glaze that hit the perfect balance of sweet and savory without being overly salty. Both wings were high quality and meaty, which isn't always the case during a crowded food crawl. I'd def stop by again under a diff circumstance to see the rooftop and maybe try their brunch.

This is one of those spots you go to more for the vibe than the food. It definitely leans more…read moresports bar/nightlife, so it can get loud and busy depending on when you go. I tried the buffalo garlic parm wings during the wing walk and they were good, just nothing crazy. The sauce combo sounds better than it actually hits, it's more of a basic bar style flavor, a little saucy, not super crispy or standout. Still enjoyable with a drink, just not something I'd go out of my way for. Drinks and atmosphere are really what carry this place. Good for hanging out, watching a game, or going out with friends. Food gets the job done, just don't expect anything next level.

The best spot for Sunday Football, a good beer, and a good meal! My mom and I went before a show at…read moreCity Place. We got there right when they opened at 12 pm with a reservation. We were sat right away, our server was great, even splitting a beer into two smaller glasses for us. The place was the perfect spot to sit and watch a football game on a Sunday afternoon! The food was amazing as well!

I recently visited The Mariposa Restaurant at The Westchester and was warmly greeted by Ronnie who…read morehappens to always dress very nice. My server was Melissa who always seems to remember exactly the way I like my food prepared. I just wanted to say thank you for the consistent great customer service. Omar

We were told a table would be ready in 20 minutes. We waited and then they came out and said they…read morewon't be able to have a table ready for us. Absolutely terrible service, they treated us with no respect. We couldn't even sit down we just left. Short staffed

Ok, I know I should be leary of salad bars right now with all of the coronavirus fright going on…read morebut I can't resist the salad bar at La Provence in the White Plains Bloomingdales store! Usually I will get a lunch entree off of the menu which automatically comes with a small plate for the salad bar. I always really enjoy the food at the salad bar and can barely eat my meal when it comes because I am already full! On my last visit there, it was late and I knew I'd be going home to sit and eat dinner only a few hours later, so I wanted to eat lighter since I also had a long drive ahead of me. I decided to go for their salad bar option, where they give you a larger plate for the salad bar and then you can have either soup or the famous Forty Carrots froyo to compliment your meal. I think this is the way to go for me going forward. I was able to enjoy the fresh salad and foods from the salad bar that I love, with a little treat of froyo at the end (which I never end up getting when I opt for the meal because I'm usually way too stuffed). What I love about the salad bar is there is so many options for salad- usually greens, bean salad, macaroni or potato salad, and other options as well. Many dressings and toppings as usual in a salad bar, and then there's always a hot option which is usually chicken wings or meatballs. My favorite part though? The POPOVERS!! Yum! Not many places make popovers and they make me very happy in all their carby glory. I've also had their steak quesadilla, Orchard Chicken Wrap, Short Rib French Dip, which were all delicious and perfectly paired and made. Their hot chocolate is super chocolatey and sweet, it hit the spot on a cold day. My beverage of choice to accompany my meal is always the Shoppers Brew, basically the Bloomingdale's Arnold Palmer. 5/5

La Provence at Bloomingdales is a place where I would label as a "ladies' lunch" spot. There were…read moretwo gentlemen there so yes it can be a men's lunch spot too, don't want to offend anyone. They offer light fare and heavy on the salad options. I was underwhelmed with the menu they gave us so asked if they had a brunch menu which I saw one online before arriving. After a few minutes one was brought over to us which was not what I saw online but it added options. Each item was individual priced or you could make it prix fixe for $25 which included their famous frozen yogurt and a beverage. I opted for the Breakfast Balboa which I typically wouldn't order but it was the only thing "floating my boat." Much too hearty to be considered a light meal option so there is this. The Balboa was served open faced on a toasted baguette cut in half with shaved cooked roast beef, melted swiss, caramelized onions and perfectly fried sunny side eggs, one on each half of the baguette. There was supposed to be a garlic-chipotle dressing on sandwich but I think they forgot it? I am sensitive to hot seasoning although I like it so I took a chance it wouldn't be too hot. No worries because it was absent from the sandwich. The potato wedges were delicious, crispy and had nice seasoning. The lemonade was my beverage choice and I enjoyed it. It was smooth and not tart. When I called last week to make a reservation, I was told it wasn't needed for a Saturday. Good thing we went at 11:30 am because by 1:30 pm every table was taken. A good portion of the people dining were eating the frozen yogurt so it stands to reason because its so popular it must be really good? I use to frequent Forty Carrots (back in the day) which is their counter top service next to the restaurant and loved the frozen yogurt. There were three flavor options: plain (guessing plain is vanilla), chocolate and coffee. I opted for plain and that is what I got. When I inquired if it came with any toppings, I was told no so I asked if I paid extra could I get strawberries and I was obliged. The fee was nominal for a couple of strawberries cut up but that didn't add any sweetness, it was still sour/tart. I added a sugar packet to the strawberries but it didn't really help. So, what's all the hype about? My taste buds must have changed because while it was very creamy it was sour. I convinced my friend who is a yogurt hater that she would love it because that had always been my past experience. After one small taste she made a face and said, "tart." Then I tasted and agreed. I have to accept the reason I may have enjoyed it previously was because of all the toppings I use to add which likely masked the sour flavor for me. I know that totally defeats having frozen yogurt as opposed to ice cream. All and all it's not for me but from all the frozen yogurts coming out of the kitchen and being taken out at Forty Carrots I seem to be in the minority. OK spent way too much of my review on Frozen Yogurt! Peace out. BTW, check in on your Yelp app and get 20% off.

We had a memorable lunch here! Started off with the cauliflower bites, which were crunchy and…read moreperfect with the sweet-and-sour sauce drizzle. For entrées, I had to have the Sam burger with a fried egg on top and my friend got the focaccia special on ciabatta bread. . wow! My burger was cooked, perfectly medium rare and I adored everything about it! just delicious! My friend thoroughly enjoyed her rosemary chicken with bacon, pesto with red peppers and chefdar. What more could you ask for? It was perfect! Our server was a doll and really helpful and efficient. Everyone was lovely, an-overall excellent experience.

We celebrated a friend's birthday here. The place is bigger than it looks from the outside. There…read moreis parking behind the restaurant but it was hard to find as the sign pointing to it was small and slightly covered by vines. It's pretty inside, nicely decorated. Apparently, it has 4 kitchens. They cater and also has space for wedding receptions. The staff was impeccable, friendly and professional. They were accommodating and attentive. They offered red or white wine to the guests as well as passed out champagne at the beginning for the toast. Later they had coffee or tea to go with the dessert. The food varied. The appetizers, spicy shrimp and Italian meatballs, were addictive. The arugula salad was nicely presented and flavors meshed well. The pasta with peas was al dented. The side dishes of mixed vegetables and potatoes were decent. The main dishes were hit or miss. There were three: salmon, steak, and chicken marsala. The salmon was flavorful but a little dry. The chicken marsala was very dry and was saved by the delicious sauce with mushrooms. The best was the steak which was perfectly tender and medium rare. The dessert was some small pastries and fruit which was presented nicely. It is a very classy place with good service.

One of my favorite places in Hartsdale. The place is cozy and the owner is the chef himself. He…read moresaid hi to us and he was super friendly. The foods are simply amazing. I got the clam pasta which was very fresh. And I especially enjoyed their homemade cake, and it's not too sweet.

I don't live in Hartsdale but I'm there weekly to visit a family member. This was my first time…read morevisiting Copper Kettle Cafe, even though it's been around for a while. It's so small, I'd honestly never noticed it! The positives: Everyone in our party enjoyed their meal, three very different dishes. One person had a salad, another had the lobster roll and I had a burger. The salad was a good size; the person who had it ate about half and took the rest home. The person who had the lobster roll enjoyed it, but it's not a typical lobster roll -- so adjust your expectations if you see that on the menu and think, "Aw, I'd love a little taste of Maine right now!" it's their unique take on lobster rolls. The burger was absolutely delicious -- AND it was extremely greasy. (This is probably why it was so delicious...). That's the only feedback I'd give them -- it was super messy to eat. But again -- really yummy. The folks who work there were very kind -- we had someone who had trouble walking in our party, and they were super helpful with the doors. That alone makes me want to come back and support them again.

I am a huge fan of Nordstrom Cafe, and am a frequent visitor to the Cafes at the Natick, Braintree,…read moreand gone but not forgotten Providence Place locations, so I was delighted to see that they had one at the Westchester when we visited last week! I knew that we were in for a treat, especially since I have had such wonderful lunches at the other spots I've been to over the years. This Cafe was no exception! For those of you who have never had the pleasure of dining at a Nordstrom Cafe, you place your order and pay at the register before sitting down to dine, and then the food is brought out to you. They have an array of soups, sandwiches, salads, and a couple of entrees, plus a wine and beverage list. The cuisine is a bit on the pricier side (it was about $30 for my boyfriend and I with soup, an entree salad, and two soft drinks), but extremely worth it! I urged my boyfriend to try the signature Tomato Soup, which is a creamy and satisfying bowl of tomato goodness served with a couple of homemade cheese crostini. They even sell it by the jar on your way out, so if you can't get enough of it, you can make it at home. My mom got me one of those jars for Christmas one year! I opted for the Grilled Shrimp Salad, which is one of the best salads I've ever had. I mean, I'm still dreaming about it. Fresh arugula topped with plump grilled shrimp, crunchy polenta croutons, Parmesan cheese, and roasted corn and tomatoes all tossed in a creamy basil herb dressing. Heavenly. We got some locally made root beer and iced tea, which were refreshing additions to our lunch selections. The dining room is lovely, and offers a great view of the White Plains skyline. Take some discreet photos for social media, but beware of disapproving stares from society matrons at neighboring tables. Ah well, the burden of being a millennial, I guess! :) Word to the wise: Tip is not included when you check out at the beginning of your meal, and your server gives you a receipt at the end of the meal to leave a tip on. I was a bit confused by this, and I wish they had told me when I was buying the food at the beginning that this is how it works. Oh well. Nevertheless, we had a wonderful time, and we'll be back again!

#WhileUAreHere, you gotta stop by Nordstroms cafe! Having spent most of the day shopping with the…read morefam, my mom and I dropped by for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. With an arrangement of soups, sandwiches and pastas, it's the perfect place for a quick midday bite. Plus the ladies serving us that day were exceptional! Pictured: Clam chowder * Chicken club with maple glazed bacon * simple salad.