We love stopping by Patisserie Florentine whenever we're craving authentic French pastries. The…read morecrepes are huge and absolutely delicious, the croissants are buttery and fresh, and the coffee is always excellent. The cozy atmosphere and friendly service make every visit enjoyable. It's one of our favorite spots for breakfast or a sweet treat, and we always leave planning our next visit!

Patisserie Florentine, we came across this place while wanting brunch and walking around Englewood…read moreand see what would be delicious. My order was an avocado toast with a poached egg and a side salad. A side of fresh, squeezed orange juice too. The avocado toast, I enjoyed having the full amount and it was completely covered with a good taste with the egg. Patisserie Florentine is a small, cozy place. We came here for brunch, there are other options to pick up drinks or bakery items to go. Service was kind of slow and friendly for 8:30am on a Monday. Parking is available outside, all forms of payment is accepted.

One of my go to bakeries for bread & treats! So good it's hard to leave without spending at least…read more$50! Love their potato and onion sourdough bread, focaccia rolls, chili cheese palmier, strawberry rhubarb pie, banoffee pie and cheese danish! Service can vary, my first couple times here I've had great friendly service and once I had ok service. There's no place to sit and enjoy your baked goods it's more of a shop & go place.

Always a popular place for tarts, and pies, especially during the Thanksgiving…read more Parking is limited - about 8 spots - but since people are only picking up or simply buying, wait a few minutes and you will be able to park. Their cannele is probably the best you can get in the neighborhood. Right amount of sweetness. Soft texture. $4.50 each. Other than the pastries, I like their regular breads, loaves, short breads.

i was there with my wife to celebrate our 19th wedding anniversary on 6/9/26 and i must say it was…read moreamazing from the food to the service the only minor issue i had was that it was a little pricey other then that ill be back to enjoy the food and service

It's been a minute since I last dined at Sofia in Englewood. I was in the area this past Sunday,…read moreand decided to stop by for a late night cocktail and snack. It's refreshing to find a steakhouse that serves food and drinks late on a Sunday night. The decor, vibes, and clientele are upscale. It's not uncommon for exotic cars to pull up at the valet station. We sat at the bar and were waited on by James who had a great personality and a flair for mixing cocktails. The "White Walker" is a long-standing cocktail on the Sofia menu, and it really hit the spot (Ketel One vodka, coconut cream, lychee, lemon and club soda). My wife tried the "Geisha's Lullaby" - a Japanese whisky cocktail with pistachio, lime, falernum and vanilla. This cocktail was outstanding! On the food side, I ordered Cacio E Pepe. I enjoyed it. Not creamy like the typical cacio e pepe, but the pasta was served over a delicious slice of beef carpaccio. I'd rate it a 4.5 of 5.0. To finish the evening, I enjoyed a pour of Redbreast 12 from Sofia's wall of spirits. Whiskey lovers will enjoy the options, including luxury pours. My wife tried a Peaches in Paris cocktail - white peach puree, vodka, lemon, St. Germain, and Peychaud's bitters. The Peychaud's bitters bullied this cocktail making it slightly unbalanced. Overall though, we loved the cocktail program.

Great bar to watch the World Cup. The place is packed with soccer fans on a Saturday afternoon. The…read morecalamari was lightly breaded and served with a marinara sauce. The chicaron was perfectly cooked and flavorful. My partner and I shared the appetizers and had leftovers. The cocktails were strong; the fruity sangria was strong. One cocktail gets you buzzed! The menu is a large, and pictures and descriptions are provided. We will definitely be back!

This spot delivered a solid Colombian food experience with a great atmosphere to match…read more We started with the empanadas, which were crispy, golden, and packed with flavorful filling. They definitely shine even more with a little hot sauce on the side. Easy 8/10. The highlight of the meal was the steak tostones. The steak was juicy and tender, the guacamole added a fresh touch, and the tostones were perfectly crispy. My only complaint is that I wish there had been more on the plate because they disappeared fast. 8.5/10. For my entrée, I had the grilled chicken topped with mushroom sauce. It was good and cooked well, but I felt it could have used a little more seasoning and heat to really make it pop. 7.5/10. Beyond the food, the ambiance was fantastic. The restaurant is beautiful, comfortable, and has a welcoming vibe that makes you want to sit back and enjoy your meal. I'd definitely come back to try more of the menu.

Food is amazing, good quality, service is great! Very attentive team…read more Thank you for all your great work.

Our appetizers and the puffy bread that came with it were delicious. Naturally, we were excited for…read moreour entrees to arrive. After they did, however, I was not very thrilled. We had to ask twice for our rice we ordered for entrees to be brought out because our server forgot. Fine, that happens. But what really threw me off was when I questioned if the mold in my cheese was normal, the server assured me it was naturally occurring for the flavor. I felt gaslit because I have never had Parmesan with such questionable green growth on it for consumption in any restaurant in my entire life. The server said if it bothered me, he'd bring out fresh shavings with no mold. I have left pictures so you can be the judge of this. Aside from my minor issue with the cheese, the ambiance of the restaurant was nice and there's plenty of choices for meat and non-meat eaters alike

I came here maybe two weeks ago? - was writing the review when I was still in the shop but forgot…read moreto post: Food is good - generous portions on salmon omelette plate Cashier has an attitude and is too sarcastic for 7:30am I asked about the bread that came with it - and she states "well, if it says it comes with bread, then it comes with bread"...not realizing that I just wanted to ask what KIND of bread. She says whole wheat. I get toasted white. Great No big deal but bitch lose the attitude ... owner just came in ... I think he called her muchell Time to go back to cafe Angelique. I only came here to switch it up and that's my problem

Cute coffee shop/cafe! Lots of seating areas for dining in to hang out with friends or do work. The…read moreiced creme brûlée latte was really good, not too sweet. In addition to the menu items made to order, there are a plethora of baked goods, sandwiches, and drinks you can purchase.

My social media feed frequently shows me places in NY and NJ that look like fun places to grab a…read morebite. Jackson Hole came up in a diner list one day and its retro decor, neon sign and an Old Skool camper trailer parked out front made this a must visit location for me. My GF and I recently headed out for the 30ish minute drive to check this place out. I want to say ahead of time that my 4 stars is me feeling generous. This is "really" a 3.5 star review, but before I get into that let's talk about what's awesome. Out of all the diners I have visited in my life, this is one of my favorite in terms of decor and layout. The interior features a counter where you can sit and eat (classic). Booths with coat hooks built in line the diner and each one has a jukebox! The music is a mixture of classic and contemporary music. Want to hear Elvis followed by Lady Gaga? You can do that! The decor is filled with retro items including a display case featuring an old camera and toy diners from the past. It is a total nostalgia trip and I loved it. When you walk in there's even a pay phone encased in glass. The trailer outside is awesome, featuring a set up inside that includes a dinner setting and retro 50's/60's era furniture. The host was very friendly and had us sit anywhere so we chose a booth towards the back. I noticed a lady sitting alone in the booth behind ours (more on that in a bit). We eagerly ordered and started putting quarters into the jukebox and selected a bunch of retro music to help keep the mood nostalgic. Our waitress came by and took our order. We would later learn this is partly where some of our issues began. My GF had ordered her omelet to have egg whites, but the waitress didn't write it down so she wound up getting a regular egg omelet (she still ate it and it was okay). I ordered the buffalo wings and a turkey burger. The way the menu is laid out, I expected it to come with tomato, lettuce and fries - but for some reason they were not included and I had to ask for them after the fact. Here's the other issue, our waitress never came back to check on us. I literally watched her sitting at the counter bouncing a ball to distract herself while I was waving for someone to get me some water. I'm not saying she needed to keep a laser sharp eye on us, but coming over *once* during our meal would have been nice. For the record, there were only three other booths with customers. They were hardly overwhelmed. Had it not been for a nice waiter who was talking to the lady behind us, we wouldn't have gotten any service at all. He was great. The food was "okay" to "very good". The buffalo wings? They were super tiny and not crispy at all. The sauce was okay though. The burger was like the size of my fist so I was very impressed. The swiss cheese I requested was nicely melted on the turkey and the mushrooms in my burger were beautifully cooked. The burger was the highlight of my meal. I did eventually get fries with it but the serving was so anemic I was shocked. I think there were maybe about 10 steak fries in the order. They were good, but it was the saddest fry order I've ever seen size-wise. I tell myself that since this visit was late on a Sunday perhaps we were not gettin the "A-Team" of this diner. The nostalgic trappings are enough to bring me back again, but next time I'll try a slightly busier time in hopes of getting better service.

Came here on Father's Day because I had been craving for their burgers for quite some time now…read more I used to live in upper eat side NYC and this was my go to burger. The food doesn't disappoint, but the lack of service consistency needs to be polished better. I get it that it was busy, but it literally took over an hour for me to receive my order. I was very patient and didn't make a fuss about. I get they were bombarded with a lot of to go and delivery orders, but you shouldn't neglect dine in customers and we shouldn't have to ask for our order follow up. Table touches need to happen more often, especially after 30mins of guest still not having food on their table after ordering. I just want this business to do better in this area.

The staff is always so nice, the space is always clean & open and the food is quite delicious! Love…read moretheir breakfast sandwiches paired with their self serve coffee...great morning starter!

A hit for a fast casual meal!…read more Even though we stepped in midday, there was still a decent selection of bagels in the display case. I ordered the Santa Fe egg white sandwiches, which came on one of their aptly named 'Asiago thintastic' bagels. When toasted, it was crackly on the outside with a distinct aged cheese flavor. It supposedly comes with roasted tomato salsa and spicy jalapeño salsa cream cheese; I don't know if I saw those distinct additions, but there was a zingy schmear of something that tasted like pimiento cheese that added incredible flavor. They were also perfectly amenable to my request to swap out the turkey sausage with a standard sausage patty. My husband opted for their healthier options. The Avocado Egg white sandwich, which comes with lettuce, tomato, avocado, and a fold of egg whites, was also delicious. Our order only took minutes, but everything was hot and fresh and I especially loved how melty the cheese in our sandwiches got. The name suggests they specialize in bagels and breakfast sandwiches, but there's a fair spread of hot sandwiches on the menu as well. There's plenty of seating inside this cavernous dining room, with both counters and tall stools by the windows or two- and four-top tables throughout. Bathrooms are also available at the very rear of the restaurant. In a strange and somewhat ironic twist, pets aren't allowed inside, but they sell dog treats (beef-based and adorably shaped into bagel shapes) by the counter.