Mac and cheese was moist, al dente, not over powering, lovely with the bread crumbs…read more Honey bbq wings very tasty lots of flavor Skirt steak was very tender and juicy at medium temperature no need for medium well even if you wanted to avoid the pink,

On a wintry night, in the winter, I felt less a lazy boy and more a bewildered bobcat willing to…read moresocialize in a social setting. I was succumbed with darkness by 4:30pm this Monday night - But this lazy boy had himself a date with a bum from beyond the territory of the said gold rush. The rivers of gold flow into warm and idyllic ocean waves - of which these beach bums carve with wooden board. I, a northern east coast civilian, don't know much about this lifestyle. But, isn't it craved by us all, just as the interstellar shrieks for our correspondence? Anyways the wintry night of winter in which the greek gods of sport bless our idle days and lonely nights with a game called football, played with your mitts, of course. Monday nights, in particular, can lead to a feeling of seclusion for the majority of Americans this time of year. And that is why in 1970, the NFL decided to take advantage of our starved souls... looking for munchins, bunchins, and a couple collar crunchins. Lazy Boy's got the munchin, it's got a small bit of bunchin on a Monday night, and football brings the crunchin. I stumble into said saloon with a perfect gait and with unquestionable balance. I could sniff and snoop the color green beyond the ash. The air was filled also with moistness on this arid dry wintry night. DWP. Downtown White Plains, where a soul doesn't vanish but nor does a soul enlighten here. In a purgatory state - you stand. No flotation and no sinkage. Content and convenient. Mild and mannered. All is alright in the Plains and sometimes, alright is enough. You know what else was enough? These wings. Got a few orders of diverging and converging flavors. But, as the voters agreed upon, and as did I... the Lemon pepper jawns are the money makers here. True tang that wooda had me acting up all zesty and such if I had less self control. With the homie present I reeled it in. Peeled back 20-30 wings, watched a lil' foozball and called that ish a night. Couple Abe Lincolns with modified dumpsters def wanted to extend our night but ain't know foxcatcher so I hit em' with a ka-chow, crop dusted em' and said smell ya later. But really, that gassy dispersion hit em' quick and they were actually smelling me. I took a whiff myself. The lemon pepper did me justice. My rear view imagination had me envisioning them impressed by my odor as I wheeled on out. Big buck running a muck. As a buck I'll keep it one, if you and your broseph are looking to Joseph in a bar/restaurant vibe without the crowd on a Monday night with some real solid wing-on-bone than grab your holster, leave the pistol at home outta laziness/safety and enjoy your time. In this life, time is not infinite. That's it for LB at the LB Saloon, partners. Ka-Chow. You know what comes after that... *sniff*

This was our fourth time dining at Haiku, and both lunch and dinner experiences have been…read moreconsistently great. The restaurant is always busy, but the staff stays attentive and quick, which we really appreciate. The drinks are solid, the lychee martini is very strong, the sangria is delicious, and the Aperol spritz is refreshing. Food-wise, the General Tso's chicken and chicken fried rice have become our must-orders every time we visit. We also love starting with the shrimp tempura roll to share. Portions are generous and perfect for sharing. One thing to note for families with small children: there are no changing tables in the restroom, which can be a bit inconvenient. Overall, this has become our favorite Asian cuisine spot in the area. Consistent food, good drinks, and reliable service keep us coming back.

- eel hand roll was phenoenal - the rice was nice and soft…read more- it was really small tho, for$7 - turnover time is kind of slow - shrimp tempura specialty roll was good and filling - I like how they give soy sauce containers to go, instead of 1000 packets

Food was good, busy place that locals seem to like for omelets, waffles, pancakes. The coffee was…read morevery good. I hope to go back again.

Townhouse is a solid diner located between Valhalla and North White Plains. We went on a Saturday…read moreat 10am and it wasn't crowded. The staff were very friendly and patient as our group slowly trickled in. I ordered the Townhouse omelette which came with feta, mushrooms, spinach, and gyro meat. It was good but needed a lot of hot sauce and black pepper for extra flavor. The home fries were also good but need to be more crispy. Despite us all ordering it extra crispy, they're still pretty soft. It's a decent diner spot overall.

My family and came today slightly before the lunch rush. They offer a buffet of different Indian…read moredishes. I tried the samosas, rice, mushroom paneer, chicken tandoori and of course naan. The food was nice and fresh. The staff was very nice and attentive offering suggestions as you moved about the room. I definitely will visit again.

For my man's birthday dinner we decided to try a new Indian restaurant. We have our fave dishes but…read morefor this night decided on Shrimp Tikka Masala and Chicken Makhani and garlic naan. The shrimp tikka masala tasted a little scorched but the chicken makhani was delicious and the sauce so velvety. I will say they give a very small portion of rice. They did say if we wanted more to ask but I am not sure if there is a charge for that. Since we had the garlic naan the small rice was enough. We also ordered some drinks. I got the lychee martini and he got the mango martini. I have noticed at most Indian restaurants I go to they never have a bartender and the server has to make them and attend to tables which causes a delay in getting our drinks. Our server for whatever reason made my drink first brought it to me, and then went and made the other one and again brought it. There has a be a better system in place for drinks. All in all not a bad restaurant but I have my favorite spot that I'll stick to.

excelente servicio, la amabilidad de los chicos en especial la de Christian, buen chico, super…read moreeducado lo recomiendo,,,, un amor de ser humano

Just got in town...wandering around for a lunch spot and saw Columbia House...quickly checked…read more"Yelp" of course...and based on reviews it was a go. Besides almost every table full at 1:15 lunch...including the back room and it is a large restaurant. We were seated without a wait. Took longer to navigate the huge menu. Hubby and I just wanted a light lunch. He ordered the chicken wings and I ordered the "fish" sandwich w/o cheese. Unfortunately, I was served the chicken sandwich not the requested fish sandwich. It still came with avacado, onions, tomato and lettuce. (No cheese as requested). Once I took a bite I realized I had the wrong sandwich. I was disappointed. Waiter apologized and offered to switch it up...I can see he felt bad and we were not quite sure where we both messed up...could have been me? Him? Not a big deal...I just kept it and enjoyed. Chicken was slighty dry (cheese would have fixed the dryness) but seasoned perfectly. It was a large sandwich with two layers of thin grilled chicken. I would split it next time. I like the way it was served...wrapped in a paper. I requested un-seasoned fries and my request was honored. It was all a generous portion. The restaurant is high energy, food around us all looked delicious and fresh, cocktails looked really good...I wanted to taste the cappuccino martini next to us...tempting to order one. Service was timely, friendly and efficient. Noise level a tad high however it was easy enough to carry on a conversation. Overall, I understand the reason this place was so busy...definately a solid fun place...wish it were on my neighborhood as I enjoy exploring different dishes. Thumbs up for sure.