The interiors are pretty, brightly colored and lit for an approachable atmosphere…read more The menu is fairly large. I did notice they have multiple portion options for larger family style meals as well as regular sized. we shared : Appetizer - Foul; fava bean soup that was lemony and very tasty served with bread. Main - Bedouin Zarb; absolutely delicious, fragrant rice and tender cuts of lamb, included a yogurt cucumber salad Would love to try they whole fish on a future visit. That was the original hope for today's meal but they were out of a few things. Will definitely need to come back for dessert as well. They only had the Knafeh today but would love to try their style of rice pudding (Rooz Oo Haleeb). Pardon my spelling ! Menu has descriptions as well , so fear not if you're not super versed in Palestinian food.

The place is beautiful we had great labneh, my friend loved her fatouche salad and I had a chicken…read morekabob wrap with toum (garlic) fries were yum too. (Guilty pleasure). Also has a hibiscus drink (karkadeh) which was perfect. I really enjoyed the photos and art work of the beautiful restaurant the service was kind. Will be back God willing.

You cant go wrong with an omelette here at D/D coffee shop, it originally came with homefries not…read moresaying they're not good because they definitely are , but I decided to switch it up and go to for the salad and let me tell you it did not disappoint. I got French Dressing for mine but it usually comes with Lemon Vinaigrette. The service was great , the staff was very attentive and kind and the ambience was top notch, the old school music topped of my morning breakfast. If you're around you got to try!!! It's a must

I got 2 coffees to go. Sweet and light!…read more Looks like a very adorable mini diner with adorable seating. The coffee was delicious. The service was wonderful. Such nice staff.

I used to go to this restaurant on a regular basis, often with friends. However, the last time time…read morewas a total disaster. I ordered pelmeni (Russian dumplings) which were awful and cost $20. They charged me $6 for a can of soda(!!). The bill includes mysterious "service charges" plus, on top of that they already added 15% tips. And on top of that they suggest to still tip 20% on top of 15% which they already charged. Here the bottom line. If you want to eat overpriced, crappy food, Tatiana is your place. Don't forget to stamp "SUCKER" across your forehead!

We came to celebrate a birthday and we have an awesome time. The food and service were fantastic…read more This is one of those restaurants that you can bring your own bottle and the staff here will help you to help yourself. The courses we had made for an incredible meal- from the pickled food to the lamb and seafood, all were very delicious. Standouts for me were the liver pâté and the salads. Very fresh and as with many Russian-style restaurants, the food keeps coming. Desserts were also very delicious and coffee hit the spot. the restaurant is located right on the boardwalk so you'll have plenty of people watching and you can stretch your legs after a long meal.

Went back to try the oatmeal like I said I would. Delicious with a lavender latte. Husband tried…read morethe ricotta pancakes. Good. Great breakfast spot

Great coffee and food! Had the avocado toast and a vegan pastry bar. I wish they had more vegan…read morepastries that aren't gluten-free.

Was this grossly overpriced? Totally and absolutely. Be prepared to pay a pretty penny for average…read morefood in a nondescript location in the middle of nowhere. Our server was not having it that night. From the moment we walked in to the minute we left, we felt like he was having a bad day and couldn't have been more annoyed with every single customer's presence. Not a great feel. Needless to say, service left wanting more. Would not return here just so I wouldn't have to interact with that waiter. Ambiance is pleasant. The establishment aims to provide a more upscale vibe, even if customers are dinning super casually on a Thursday night. $28 Mongolian beef appetizer was tasty--a bit too dry--more sweet sauce would've been in order. The portion was big--good to share amongst several people. The fact that an appetizer costs as much as an entree is nuts to me. $54 for 8 oz. Filet Mignon entree was standard steak house price but this establishment is not a steakhouse. Both our fillets were cooked to the temps we ordered. The meat was good quality. However. The entire dish was BLAND. Zero salt or seasoning in anything. What? Did the chef forget to add salt to everything?? The sauce would've been great if it was seasoned and had taste. Same goes for potatoes gratin and mushrooms and meat. This was bizarre. How do you not season food? $15 napoleon was okay. Not the best and not the worst I had. The cream was too heavy on the eggs and more of a custard consistency, not the traditional Russian napoleon kind. Big piece, though, so it's good to share amongst several people after a filling dinner. Would I return? For such prices, bad service, and bland food--no. Spend your money elsewhere.

I've had few breakfasts/brunches here for which the menu is good. Food tastes delicious, plating is…read morenice, decent portions. It's a bit pricey but also gives more upscale vibe (interior & layout). I've never had problems with service, my waiters were always attentive and pleasant. It's not easy to find a good sit down breakfast spot that's elevated and not a diner setting and they check all the boxes for me. Definitely will come back if I'm in the area.

This place is not bad, they make their own bread which I love, and the pieces are big. The chicken…read moreshish was ok. The meat was not to my liking personally, I like more of a char grilled taste which this did not have. The rice and veggies were good. Not a cheap place, it's about $15 for a small chicken shish and the desserts are about $8 for a piece. But priced the same as other competition nearby. Not somewhere I would personally go again but was good for a first try. I personally prefer another place not too far away from this one, the Shish kebab in my opinion tastes a bit better and not as dry and has that charcoal grilled taste I am looking for. Seating area is separated from the walk-in/cashier which is nice.

I've eaten at this restaurant maybe 8-10 times. They have wooden chairs and tables (nothing fancy),…read morebut their service is great, and their dishes are so delicious. My favorite appetizer is the fried calamari. Each piece melts in your mouth. Please be aware, they automatically add a 20% tip on the check. I didn't realize until my last visit, I erroneously gave a generous 40% tip. I've also ordered takeout via Uber Eats. We always order Babaghanoush, Falafel, and our favorite large platters. I normally get my favorite, Chicken Adana, but I tried their Chicken Gyro this time. It was good, but I still like the Adana more. My kid loves the Chicken Shish Kebab. We will be back for more.

We finally made it for brunch and we weren't disappointed…read more The atmosphere is friendly and reminds me of a modern day diner and all the pastries in the window by the counter makes it feel even more special. My wife had egg white and spinach omlette and I had an egg salad sandwich with tomato on brioche bread with side of macaroni salad, The portions and price were reasonable and we will be sure to come back and try their famous pancakes !

The food was mediocre. I ordered an open face omelette with sourdough toast. The plate arrived…read morewith a ciabatta bun, so I requested the sourdough toast that I had ordered. A waiter arrived with slices of bread. I asked if it was toasted and he replied: Oh, you wanted it toasted? I told him I did. The toast only arrived a long time later when I asked about it. I was almost done with my meal. It was cold and had obviously been sitting on a counter somewhere. After our meal, a waitress came by with the bill on an electronic device. My 85-year-old brother signed the device without looking closely. He went to buy cookies at the counter and was told the bill was still open and had not been paid. It turns out that the waitress had presented him with another table's bill - $20 higher than our bill was. So mediocre food AND incompetent and disinterested staff. I will not go back.

really beautiful place. food was fresh and clean. Cute decor too!…read moreI went here during my lunch break while on Wall Street and they were welcoming and friendly. My waitress was a great conversationalist and they even had cute uniforms I'll admit. tuna sandwhich is cool and divine

I found this cafe when while browsing Google Maps looking for pastries. I was intrigued by their…read morebreakfast deal which was $14 for a drink, sandwich, and a pastry! I preordered on the website for the pink matcha drink, spicy salmon banh mi, and strawberry croissant. When I first arrived, I was awed by how beautiful the place was! It was beautifully decorated with cute tables and chairs and florals. My order was also ready for pick up and I enjoyed it at one of the cute tables. The place was also incredibly busy, nonstop people coming in during the time I was there. Now back to the food: the pink matcha was cute! But the taste was a bit strange for me. It was mostly a tart fruit maybe a mix of blueberry and raspberry? And you could barely taste the matcha. It tasted more like a fruit smoothie almost. The spicy salmon banh mi was on sour dough bread, the bread was so good. Inside had salmon and pickled carrots but it wasn't really spicy at all. Still, it tasted pretty good. My favorite was the strawberry croissant. It was actually smaller than I expected but I think I like this size. It's a perfect snack and sometimes big croissants can be overwhelming. It had the perfect strawberry and cream filling inside that was not too sweet. I can't wait to come again to try their other sandwiches and pastries. Also everything is kosher is which great!