I had an exceptional experience at Gladstone Market. I walked in for a quick lunch and had no idea…read morethat they had such a beautiful patio out the back. It was such a lovely surprise. We didn't realize we were supposed to wait to be seated, so in our excitement we grabbed food at the counter then brought it out back to the patio ourselves. When we realized our mistake, the server was so polite about it. It ended up being a hot day, and we had our baby, so the same server was again SO NICE about moving us to an indoor table, and even helped us carry our dishes. After all of the trouble we caused, our server ended giving us home fries on the house. I seriously can't imagine better service. We were really taken care of here. As for the food, I ordered a chicken wrap special. It was filled with chicken, broccolli, and rice, and was delicious. I was in the mood for something light and healthy, and this was it!

My chicken parm consumption has declined over the decades so I'm glad I found a great one here. The…read moreserver, Paige, provided excellent guidance to this first-time visitor. I'll never decline a chance to add pepper flakes but the sauce was enjoyable on its own.

Excellent food , service and ambience. Portions are large. We enjoy the restaurant- a place to go…read morefor Mother's Day. We have been here at least 3/4 times and food never disappoints.

Hadn't seen my old friend in a long time, and he suggested dinner in Mendham, where he's now…read moreliving. I wasn't enthusiastic, but he said to meet him at his Dad's house in Bernardsville, and he'd drive me up and back (with my bad night vision, I don't relish the thought up driving up through the Bernardsville mountains into Mendham in the dark, a hesitancy of which he's aware of). Given that he was making it as easy and painless as possible, how could I say no? He suggested Dante's. I was agreeable enough, but with the new draconian diet I'm on, I had a little trepidation about ordering. It's almost an article of faith that in any new Italian restaurant I try, I'll be ordering (a) pasta fagioli (b) lasagna (c) ice cream. The parking in back didn't seem particularly spacious to my cataract-compromised eyesight, but my friend was able to secure a spot without difficulty. Inside the restaurant was large and airy (an impression helped along, no doubt, by the fact that we were the only patrons at that point), and the server was friendly and enthusiastic. We followed her to our table and perused the menu. No lasagna, so I was relieved of that particular temptation. Pasta fagioli was there under "Appetizers", but I was able to resist. The server presented us with complimentary Foccia Bread with cheese, which was delicious. We ordered glasses of water, and the only negative part that I could relate about the whole night's experience was that I also ordered a Coke, which I never got. Then again, the server might have perceived I was on a draconian diet, and realized that a Coke, with all its calories and sugar, wasn't going to help me in that endeavor. All joking aside, she was friendly and efficient, and I have no complaints about the service. Bathrooms were clean and functional. I ended up ordering the Lemon Sole Oreganata, accompanied by fresh broccoli and 2 sizable shrimp. I've never had a problem ordering fish (other than the expense) but I was a little apprehensive that it might not be filling enough. It was -- both filling and tasty. As usual, I didn't pay much attention to what my friend ordered, but he expressed more than an abundant satisfaction with it. A word about ice cream--- I've given up alcohol, opioids, and I've been adhering to the diet I've belatedly become serious about (in a few months, I've lost 24 pounds), but I'm never entirely going to give up ice cream (and at some point in the future I expect to eat lasagna again too; not often, but...occasionally...). I haven't had a lot of ice cream since I started the diet, but...given my restraint when it came to the pasta fagioli...I threw caution to the wind and ordered 2 scoops of vanilla. I anticipated small scoops, but they were large ones. Did that stop me? No. I consumed this rare treat with great alacrity. It was a delicious, satisfying indulgence. And... next morning...I discovered I had actually lost a pound. I'm happy that ice cream can be like a cousin who lives far away. You don't see them often, but when you do, it's a happy, satisfying occasion. And lasagna? It's that favored uncle who lives in upstate NY... The prices are reasonable enough, the food is plentiful, fresh and tasty, and there's a pleasant, down-home atmosphere to dining here. After we had been seated, a group of happy, Italian-speaking people came in to partake, and they seemed like regulars. Evidently, Dante's has been around for a long time, and I look forward to dining there again. Recommended.

After my last visit here I said "never again" but it was halfway between a friend and my location,…read moreso we decided to give it another try. Nope. Just nope. You get ignored during happy hour when standing right in front of the bartender (who was having a *very important* conversation with a patron, her boyfriend, or maybe the owner?!?) The food sucks. I ordered a fresh corn and smoked cheddar flatbread which was inedible and was made with canned corn. In JULY. In NEW JERSEY. When fresh corn is everywhere. Hell, they're down the street from Melicks. The place was basically empty on a Wednesday at dinner time. Says everything you need to know. Stay away. Far away.

Do not waste your time going here ~ be warned…read more We went for lunch on a Tuesday afternoon around 1:00 pm. It was not crowded, almost empty. In the dining room, where we were seated, there was our table of two, another table of two and a table of three. The other two tables were at the end of their meals. Our server, who also greeted us at the door, was more interested in looking at his smart phone than seating us. He gave us the dinner menus, instead of lunch menus which was a sign of things to come. It was almost 1/2 hour before the server returned to take our order. At this point the two other tables of patrons were gone. We ordered a Wedge salad and French onion soup for starters. The Wedge salad was perfect, except for the large piece of Italian bread served with it which was charred, but edible out of desperation. The onion soup was TASTELESS and the cheese on the top of it was BURNT, blackened to the extent there was no mistaking whoever prepared it was not paying attention when they made it and had no problem sending it out to be served burnt. Against my better judgment, and further desperation, I ate the tasteless, burnt soup. For the main course, we had a turkey club and mussels Fra Diavolo. The "fra diavolo" sauce had no kick to it at all. They might as well have called the dish mussels in marinara sauce. The turkey club, which was ordered with no mayonnaise, had almost NO turkey on it ~ no exaggeration ~ there was only one thin slice of turkey on it! I should have sent it back immediately, but I took my first bite and then signaled for the iPhone obsessed server. I asked him for the manager and he panicked as if he did something wrong. I assured him the problem was with the food, although I should have reported him for his inability to put his iPhone down and do his job. The manager came to our table asking how she could help and I showed her the sandwich pointing to the lack of turkey. She agreed that the club sandwich was very much in need of its main ingredient -- turkey. She apologized and took my plate and said she would order me another. About 20 minutes later, our iPhone loving server returned with a new turkey club with the appropriate amount of turkey on it. We were offered no compensation for the first embarrassed turkey club which was almost sans turkey, not that we were looking for some type of compensation, but any type of gesture would have been nice. It has been years since we last ate at the Public House since moving from the area, but this will definitely be our last visit. I wouldn't recommend the place to anyone, even if the food were free. Be forewarned...you would have a more satisfying meal from a fast food restaurant!

So disappointed, traveled a half hour to pick up my boyfriends favorite pizza, paid 36.00 for it…read moreand got it home and it was not edible. One of the toppings was meatball and they were black, custy and hard, burnt to a crisp. Warning, if you order a pizza to go or for pick up, check it before leaving.​ Update, returned today, believe it was the owner who took care of me, was wonderful and made a new pie, the kind we are use to from this establishment. He even carried it out to my car. Check out the way this pie normally looks. Fresh mushrooms, no canned mushrooms here, onions ,fresh ricotta, eggplant and meatballs. One slice of this pie is a meal. Delicious, just check before leaving if you have a take out order as mistakes happen, but they stand behind their mistakes and make it right.

We were here today with friends and found Pete to be not only a waiter, but a cook and an all…read morearound nice guy.All of our food was delicious.Highly recommend this place.

My friend was in the mood for a burger and disco fries (it was lunch, not the middle of the…read morenight-iykyk) Disco fries come smothered in gravy and covered in mozzarella cheese. She was very happy and her craving satisfied. I opted for the Greek wrap-no onions. It was good but the tzatziki sauce was watery and Contained a lot of dill, so I didn't use it. Our server was very attentive and let us sit and chat. It's always a good place to grab a bite and if you can, sit in the back booths where you have a view of the river. Save room for desert! They look fabulous!

Those of you from the Hackettstown area are well aware of the River Star Diner. For those of you…read morejust passing through you can be reassured that your meal will be good. From omelettes to double cheeseburgers with fries you'll find something you like. Next time you're in the area and stop bye. Tell them Dr. Nick sent you. Enjoy.

Loved my asparagus frittata!…read more Hubby was happy with his Scotch eggs and his (delicious) coffee. Terrific table service throughout out meal! Five stars

Cute country place for breakfast/brunch which is larger inside then you would realize. They also…read morehave a lot of tables outside on the side that is also not noticeable right away. Nice menu with creative interesting choices. My husband enjoyed an egg platter with eggs made the way he wanted, country ham, & excellent bread that was grilled instead of toasted. Eggs taste like they are from a local farm as well as the ham - score! I enjoyed a frittata with a side salad - excellent. They also have a nice bakery section with interesting enticing things to enjoy. Be sure to check this place out when in the area!

this is an oasis in a sea of mediocrity, I am always concerned King Charles will discover this…read morerestaurant and sieze the group to service his entourage. wonderfull food, great service, outstanding ambience ; If there was an apartment next door i'd move there. keep up the good work

Thanks to a Yelp friend of mine, my wife and I found this fantastic Italian restaurant in Chester…read more Benito's is set in a little off Main Street and is beautiful place. The inside is decorated nicely, and there's plenty of outdoor seating. The service was excellent! We were promptly greeted and the staff was attentive throughout the meal. This is a BYOB and we started off with our wine and the burrata appetizer. Served with prosciutto and arugula, it was excellent. For entrees, my wife had the Veal Caprese and I had the Gnocchi. The breaded veal was outstanding, and I loved the red sauce and shrimp the gnocchi was made with. For dessert, I had the homemade tiramisu and my wife had a piece of limoncello cake. We couldn't have been happier with the entire meal. After dinner, the owner, John, came over and spoke with us. This restaurant has been here for 25 years and is certainly doing it right!

I absolutely love this place! I went for the first time with two friends of mine and we ordered…read morequite a bit. The staff are beyond incredible reminds me of classic Italian hospitality. Extremely kind and attentive. I truly love the entire atmosphere very classic decor and very clean. A must for family gathering type meals. For starters we had the hummus & pita, calamari, olives, bread, and my favorite was the grilled octopus with andouille sausage it octopus melted in your mouth it was my favorite! For the entree we had the Ibiza paella, seafood Sebastian and the rigatoni bolognese (I forgot to get a photos of all of the mains) highly recommend for a delicious meal and wonderful hospitality!

Christmas Eve with family and our favorite restaurant. The food was amazing especially for it…read morebeing so very busy. Appetizers were so good, the meatballs in lobster sauce are the best ever. So soft so delicious! I had the 7 fishes dish omg so big so good. I loved it so much. Hubby had his favorite shrimp and scallops in a lobster sauce over spaghetti. It's so good he won't even try anything else. Desert was also so good. If you get a chance to try the blueberry cake please do so. It's the best ever. 4 Seasons never disappoints! Merry Christmas and see you again very soon.