The name tasty does not go to waste in this restaurant. The food is not only delicious, but has…read moregreat texture. We had the tacos al pastor and the New York strip steak with shrimp. The meat was juicy and tender, full of flavor and personality. Our compliments to Chef Mario! We enjoyed the cozy atmosphere and friendly service. Definitely worth checking them out!

We've eaten here twice. Great tasting food of all sorts…read more Fresh ingredients, especially the vegetables. The Salmon salad is delicious. Limited street parking but lots of parking in the near-by Morris Town parking lot,

While we had to wait 40 minutes for a table for two, the service was actually great once we were…read moreseated. Pros: strong coffee, and we enjoyed the "basic skillet" and "huevos rancheros." Really nice waiter, too; attentive and patient! Cons: long wait for the table and our French press coffee ended up having a decent amount of grounds come through the filter. Good flavor though? Would go back but definitely will get my name on the waitlist first, or go for lunch. Place seemed to empty out around 1:30pm.

This past weekend my wife and I stopped in at Turning Point for brunch. The interior is very nice,…read moreeverything looks new and clean. The high ceilings and decor inside is very nice. Our server was friendly and helpful. The Vanilla Chai Tea Latte I ordered was outstanding, my favorite part of the meal. My wife had the cinnamon swirl pancakes and I had the egg skillet. If I was to order again, I'd order what she had, it was very good. A couple of recommendations...First, don't have the person bussing tables squeeze the cart in next to people who are eating. This was not something we needed in the middle of our meal. Second, we received our check just minutes after our entrees were served. There weren't even people waiting for tables. Just kind of strange.

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.

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.

The only good thing I can say here is how the place was designed. Loved the books and layout…read more Came here for a Mother's Day meal and I'm used to paying for high quality meals but this was completely over priced for what we experienced. The server seemed annoyed and forced to be there. His people skills were 1/10. The food was incredibly bland I don't even know what to say. So disappointed and I am proceeding with caution here in a revisit. I'll stick to my tried and true Agricola.

The food delighted my tastebuds. I ordered the steak and…read moreeggs; the NY strip was tender and perfectly cooked and the 'eggs over medium' were splendid. The dish came with guacamole and potatoes (with sauce) and it was a magnificent medley of flavors. We were a party of 12 and I sampled several dishes including the beet and carrot salad, salmon club sandwich and a hamburger. All was good (though I like my steak and eggs the best). This is a relatively small restaurant and it was rather loud when we went on a Sunday morning. It was ,however, well-worth visiting.

Tons of GF options on their menu. We started with lamb meatballs which were perfectly cooked,…read moretender, and came with lots of garlic and delicious yogurt. I got the salmon and subbed rice for carrots and it was phenomenal. Well cooked inside with a slightly crispy charred outside. Service was great too!

Stirling Tavern is a casual but polished neighborhood bar and grill with a trendy aesthetic and a…read morecozy ambiance; a menu featuring classic pub favorites elevated a notch above your average bar fare with gourmet ingredients; an innovative and seasonally-updated adult beverage program; and attentive and friendly service. The space on the first floor is divided into a lively bar area with plenty of TVs and a slightly quieter main dining room with comfortable booths and tables. There is also seating on an outdoor terrace on the second floor and a few tables in front of the restaurant on South Street if you're up for dining al fresco. It's a terrific option in Morristown that's sophisticated enough for a date on the outdoor terrace when the weather cooperates or a pre-theater meal in the dining room, yet casual enough for beers and appetizers while watching a game in the bar area. The menu captures the essence of modern American comfort food. Whether you're grabbing the Stirling Burger ($18) -- made from a tasty short rib and brisket blend -- or splurging on the Grilled New York Strip ($48) topped with crabmeat fries, the quality is evident. They are also great with dietary restrictions. Between the various poultry, fish, and vegetarian options on the menu and the kitchen's willingness to make moderate accommodations in any other dish, there's something for everyone. What really makes this place stand out, though, is the service. We recently celebrated my niece's 21st birthday here, and our server made it memorable by honoring her milestone birthday by playfully asking for her ID EVERY SINGLE TIME she ordered a drink. It became a running joke for the night and made the occasion feel extra special. The only reason it's not a full 5 stars for me is that both sides of the main floor can get pretty loud when it's packed and the prices are a bit on the higher side for casual dining. We will definitely be back! PRO TIP #1: Stirling Tavern offers a Happy Hour Monday through Friday between 3pm and 6pm, which features specials on certain cocktails, wines, beers, and light snacks. You must be seated at the bar to take advantage of the promotional pricing. If you enjoy a good Old Fashioned, try the JB ($10), made with Four Roses bourbon, blood orange amaro, orange & angostura bitters. PRO TIP #2: Stirling Tavern does not have a private parking lot, but there is plenty of paid on-street parking on South Street or Maple Avenue. Bring change or use the ParkMobile app for the meters ($1 per hour) Monday through Saturday from 8am til 6PM; all street meters are free Monday through Saturday after 6pm and all day on Sunday. If you can't find a spot on the street, paid parking is also available in the Morristown Parking Authority Lot #8 (@ 10 Franklin Street) and Vail Parking Area (@ 110 South Street). FREE on-street parking is located on MacCulloch Avenue, just two blocks from Stirling Tavern.

Much over hyped have tried this place and well forndinner.. that was enough. Not a fan …read more If we go back would be for a drink but not food. I was disappointed i don't know the rating is a 4. We tried it twice. Didn't impress.

Great pizza. I will say the Detroit style vodka tasted so fresh, the bite was so soft but crunchy…read morecrust and non overpowering vodka sauce. Same goes for the grandma pie. It's bigger than it looks, but delicious. Definitely a place to come on a Friday night. But it does get crowded quick so plan accordingly. You seat yourself and when you are ready you go to the counter and the ladies will take care of you. Side note : this isn't just a pizzeria. Coniglois is a great place for lunch or a coffee and a sweet treat. They have so many options of baked goods and a case of bread made in house that you could take home. Overall it was fantastic. I didn't get to try everything but I'll be back for more.

PROS: Staff is friendly, spacious inside with loads of seating, food is good, menu variety is…read moreplentiful, and located in center of town CONS: Overpriced, even for the area, and there's only street parking OVERALL: I recommend coming here as long as you don't mind spending $12 for a coffee and if you don't mind searching for parking

Our food experience was great. Our waiter was friendly and attentive. They forgot our apps but…read moredelivered them and gave them to us for free. The food was amazing!!

Came here on a Saturday night. The restaurant itself is really cute, with dim lighting to set the…read moremood without being so dark you can't see. We had a reservation for 7:30, but it looked like they still had a decent amount of tables available so I wouldn't rule this place out for walk-ins. Fig&Lily Garden only serves wine/mocktails along with regular drinks, so we opted for the red sangria which was refreshing but didn't really have fruit in it which is sometimes the best part! Started off with calamari for our appetizer and it was pretty good. For entrees, we got the lobster risotto and the lamb chops. Both were really amazing and definitely will be ordering again. Service was a bit slow; we waited for what seemed like a while to get our order in and it took quite some time to get our check. We weren't in a rush, but it just seemed like a long time when it didn't appear to be crazy busy.