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    3.3 (3 reviews)
    Open 4:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)
    Updated 3 months ago

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    The smallest portion I've ever had. More bread than anything else and barely anything on it. Spend your money elsewhere.

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    The Ridge House

    4.5(41 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    Another visit to The Ridge House and another 5 star meal…read more Even before arriving, the host staff was beyond helpful with the phone reservation during the very busy weekend. We were accommodated in their high-top table section and that was perfect. I really enjoy the charm, decor, and ambiance of The Ridge House. The colors throughout create a sophisticated and inviting atmosphere. Our Server, Skylar, did an exceptional job with her service. I also appreciated management coming to our table, and every table, asking if customers were enjoying their meal. I started with what I ordered during my first visit, TRH (The Ridge House) Margarita, and it was VERY GOOD. The hint of cucumber made this drink enjoyable and refreshing, as well. The other drink was The Flower Child Mocktail (mint and blueberry tea, lemon juice, spicy hibiscus syrup). This drink was served in a tall glass and every ingredient blended nicely. The entrees were: Chicken Parmesan (breaded chicken breast, roasted garlic tomato sauce, mozzarella, burrata, parmesan, basil). This was one of the best Chicken Parms I've ever tasted. The chicken was tender and the sauce and cheese covered the entire entree. Highly recommended. The other entree was something that I've never tried...Elote Pizza (Monterrey jack cheese, corn, poblano peppers, roasted red peppers, chicken, totija cheese, lime creme, cilantro & adobo vinaigrette). This was a very unique pizza which was crunchy, creamy, the corn flavor elevated the enjoyment, and it's also HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. If the entrees weren't enough, TRH outdid themselves with dessert. We ordered the Cookie Skillet (chocolate chip cookie with vanilla ice cream). It was presented in a large cast iron skillet and it had enough ice cream to fill every spoonful of deliciousness.

    I usually get the Ridge burger which is ok. Nothing special, but edible. Sometimes the beef can be…read morea bit rarer than I prefer. Decided to try the fish and chips today and the fish were really bad. I guess technically edible. Not going to kill me, but not appetizing at all. To add insult to injury, they don't serve it with tartar sauce. How do you serve fish and chips without tartar sauce? I think they have potential, but really need to try harder. Especially with consistency. I don't hate them, but I definitely don't love them.

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    Ivy Inn Restaurant & Bar - Pierogi Appetizer

    Ivy Inn Restaurant & Bar

    3.2(232 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$$

    This is one of the first times where I'm giving a review because I want this restaurant to actually…read moreget better. Coincidentally we met the new owner of the IVY Inn on our way out the door and he was very nice and lovely, so I would love to see him get this right. The atmosphere & ambiance is absolutely amazingly stunning in this place. It feels like you're in a 200-year-old Boston or German or European countryside restaurant. It has so much historical value. And, it's very romantic & cozy inside with 2 fireplaces & a wooden bar with a little sofa "nook" on the side. The service was so warm and kind, and they were on top of everything, I loved the servers, as well. So really the only thing that needs an upgrade is the food itself and the dishes that they're putting out there (and also the desserts). All of the food that we had (and we had 10 people at our table, so we tried probably 15 different things) kind of all seemed like it was made by a cook working in a bar. Like the quality felt pretty average all around. My daughter's filet mignon was cooked medium well & gray brown in the middle when she had asked for it to be medium RARE, but she did not send it back. I totally would have. There's nothing worse than an overcooked tough piece of steak in any form. And, overcooking a filet is sacrilegious. If I were the chef in this restaurant, I would not make it anymore done, then "medium" no matter how the customer asked for it to be prepared .....Lol. I won't go into detail about a lot of of the dishes, except to highlight the SPEDINI cheesy bread appetizer which was 1 of the best items we ordered - that was amazing, the fried calamari has an interesting homemade twist about it and it's not typical - so that was good, but let's talk about their desserts. We tried 3 different desserts and they were all pretty bad in different ways. The Zeppoli's on their menu which came with a lovely raspberry sauce and chocolate sauce, tasted like really dense, tough, wheat flour donuts. I don't know what they were thinking with saying that those were Zeppoli's. Everyone at the table couldn't stop talking about how bad they were.... The crème brûlée was nothing like crème brûlée. It actually tasted like flan. There was no crackle on the top or even that glossy hard shell that you're supposed to crack with a spoon. Go taste crème brûlée in any European country and you'll know this is not a crème brûlée. And there was no dessert on the menu that was just like a simple chocolate lava cake with a good vanilla ice cream. Why not include a crowd pleaser like chocolate SOMETHING?? Which is not hard to do. I could make a more delicious dessert at home. So if this place just hires a fairly good pastry chef right now, and a really good chef that makes some interesting updated artisanal dishes with fresh seasonal ingredients, this could be the fine dining, five star restaurant that I think it was always aiming to be. I'll be back either way and I would love to just have a cocktail at the bar with that appetizer !

    We chose this spot for our anniversary and were excited to try somewhere new. The ambiance is…read morebeautiful -- easily the highlight of the evening. Unfortunately, the experience didn't fully live up to the setting. I ordered the Caesar salad as my entrée and selected the "regular" size. What arrived felt closer to a side salad. When I asked if it was the correct portion, our waitress responded, "This isn't Cheesecake Factory or Grand Lux Café." The comment felt unnecessary and dismissive. We weren't expecting oversized portions -- just something appropriate for a main course. My boyfriend enjoyed his pappardelle, but overall the food felt average. Combined with the tone of service throughout the night, it made what should have been a special occasion feel underwhelming. On a positive note, Amelia at the bar was fantastic -- warm, welcoming, and clearly a standout. We'd consider returning to sit at the bar because of her. Beautiful space, but hoping for a stronger overall experience next time. Ambiance: 10 Food & Service: 6

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    Biggie's - Chocolate Lava Cake

    Biggie's

    3.9(603 reviews)
    0.8 mi
    $$

    I have had this place bookmarked on Yelp for the longest time. I was seafood and my husband…read moresuggested we try this place out. When I told my mom where we were going her reaction- "omg that place is still around?!? It use to be excellent back in the day!" Well I am happy to report this place is just as good today as it was during my mother's heyday. I decided to get a few oysters and clams to start off with and everything was just so fresh. As an entree the Seafood in a spicy red sauce was easily one of the best I have had in a very long time. There was a generous amount of seafood within the dish, the sauce I swear I could just drink it out of a cup and the pasta was cooked perfectly. My husband got the bbq ribs which I didn't try but you could see how they just slid right off the bone and he couldn't stop talking about how good they were. We ended our meal with some strong espresso. I enjoyed how it is a very casual atmosphere with a nice bar area that had a few TVs to watch some sports games. No need to dress to impress. The service was a little bit on the slower side but the waitress was very nice. The man who brought out my oysters, I asked him which were the east coast and which where in the west coast oysters, along with asking him where in the west coast my oysters were from and he couldn't tell me. I just think a place should just know these things is they are selling them. Nonetheless we still really enjoyed ourselves and can't wait to return.

    Isn't one glad that we're not landlocked in New Jersey and don't have to go far for the absolute…read morefreshest seafood? The Jersey Shore restaurants will always have an advantage when it comes to seafood because of location. North Jersey offers a diverse, high-quality seafood scene, ranging from upscale Mediterranean-style fish markets to casual, beloved neighborhood spots. Situated less than 2.5 miles from MetLife Stadium, Biggie's has been a neighborhood institution located off of Route 17 South in Carlstadt and is best known for its clams-on-the-half-shell and wide selection of beers on tap. My partner, our friends, and I have been to this family-owned establishment numerous times and decided to have dinner last night. The reservation was easily made via OpenTable. Upon entering this casual vibe, we were greeted by the host. There is a lively sports bar side full of TVs and a dining room side, where we got a booth immediately by the window. Their menu has a wide array of options, rivaled only by the countless photographs and mementos that fill nearly every inch of wall space. There are many sandwiches, a half-dozen salads, thin-crust pizzas, and a substantial range of pastas. For starters, we decided on two dozen East Coast oysters on a half shell and Steamed Mussels with white wine butter broth. A side of Italian bread was brought for dipping. As a main meal, we opted for the Turkey Chili, Baby Back Ribs, Fried Calamari, Caesar salad, and Fries. The food was excellent and delicious, using the freshest ingredients. The portions were healthy. The staff went out of their way to make one feel welcome, creating a friendly and comfortable atmosphere. Our server was Hadiyah. The price was reasonable. The Garden State's seafood scene is a testament to the state's rich maritime heritage, offering something for every palate, whether one's a regular or a first-timer. This is why people keep coming back week after week.

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