We like to eat there and order togo to enjoy at home Beef chow fun is pricey but delish and good portion All dim is delish. We were so hungry I forgot to take more pictures after the first dishes came out. read more

New Northern Manor - Beef noodle, shrimp noodle - Dim Sum Near Me - Little neck, New York

2026 Jun 27: we came back , three persons this time. Arrived about 12 and had to find street parking. But the food is great. Carrot cake is delicious and the rice crepes too. Sounds of Cantonese all over. read more

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Stopped by Northern Manor this past weekend for dim sum and had such a great experience. They have all the traditional staples. The shumai were my absolute favorite. We also decided to try the lobster with steamed chow fun, and it was so delicious. The price point was excellent too. Our meal came out to about $150 for five people, which felt very reasonable for the quality and amount of food we enjoyed. Overall, everything was tasty, the service was smooth, and we'll definitely be coming back! read more

New Northern Manor - Dim sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Little neck, New York

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Table of 10, food came quickly. The food was delicious. We had a little bit of everything: Fresh crab, beef, chicken, rice, veggies. They offered a cash discount which was awesome. Only negative in my opinion: they had no baby changing area. We had 2 babies with us and had to change them in chair as they didn't have a place to change them in the bathroom. read more

My review is only based on dimsum experiences, I haven't been here for lunch or dinner. The staff make me homesick for Hong Kong as they all give "caring aunty" vibes. In terms of food, this is my favorite dimsum spot in NYC as someone who grew up in Queens and had a fair share of experiences throughout flushing, Chinatown, and Bensonhurst. I tend to come to dimsum on the earlier side, like 10a-11a and each time notice how fresh the food tastes. There have been a few times where I wanted something that wasn't ready, and the staff would respond by telling me to wait a bit and they'll make it fresh for me. Don't know many other spots that will do that. This place isn't ever too crazy packed either due to being in Little Neck so you're well attended and not competing for attention from the cart ladies, which is a huge plus Woo woo read more

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I wrote this a while ago and was surprised I had given it 2 stars. My parents love this place. We go here for dinner occassionally and I always feast and love the classics. The veggies dishes, all the fish dishes, the sweet pork, longevity noodles, etc. Staff recognizes them and always nice to us. read more

This is a very big restaurant, and can accommodate you when other dim sum restaurants are booked up. They also let you reserve a table no matter how big your party is, and are very reasonably priced. All this being said though, I'm not convinced it's worth the trip, as the food is kind of bland and there isn't as much variety in the dim sum lunch options. When I went with my family, we started off with their steamed char siu bao and crispy taro pork buns. The meat inside the char siu bao was grisly and had no real spice or flavor, and the bun had kind of a funky aftertaste. The crispy taro pork buns looked very interesting, but the inside was cold and unseasoned. Then they brought out some steamed rice rolls in shrimp and pork. The pork one was pretty good with the sauce they drizzled onto it, but had a very slimy texture that wasn't consistent with steamed rice rolls I've had in the past. Also served with the rolls were some football shaped fried dough balls with pork (?) inside, that were cut in half. I felt like there wasn't nearly enough meat inside, and they didn't really taste like anything. Around this time they also brought out some of the dim sum classics. The siu mai were honestly so delicious. No fishy or weird aftertaste at all, and the filling was perfectly mixed. The har gao tasted good, but the wrappers were really gluey and kept sticking to the steamers. The sesame balls were nice, but a little too glutinous and not enough red bean paste in my opinion. We also had some Chinese broccoli with crispy onions on top, which was delicious. They packed a lot of veggies onto the plate, and it was a nice palate cleanser after the heavy dumplings. Then they served some custard croissants that I didn't want to fill up on, and the classic dan tat, which were alright. Overall, my favorite dishes would be siu mai, veggies, and maybe the pork steamed rice roll. Everything else that I had was lacking in flavor and/or texture. I really wish they would've included foo juk, or some shrimp and chive dumplings, or baked char siu bao, or bible tripe, or some other kind of vegetable in addition to the broccoli. Perhaps I'm just spoiled by fortune wheel in levittown. read more

Worst dimsum place in New York. Very less options, only 2-3 dimsum cart keep turning around. I asked Manager if there is other dimsum cart here, he said yes, but still the same cart coming back and forth. It's super limited choice here. Secondly, the food tasted really bad here, the crispy Taro ball is bland. Clam noodle doesn't have clam meat inside. All dimsum has small portions. I don't recommend coming and definitely not coming back again read more

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It's hard to find good lunch deals anymore, especially with inflation pushing prices higher and higher. However, New Northern Manor still provides a nice lunch deal, with a main dish, soup, and spring roll, all very tasty! The dim sum lady was very sweet and was concerned I would get cold sitting near the front door, which I felt very appreciative towards her for being so caring and considerate. The food arrived in less than 5 minutes and everything tasted awesome! Highly recommend coming here for a nice warm lunch that won't break your bank! It's very spacious too so you'll definitely feel comfortable! Thank you for reading and best of luck! (: read more

New Northern Manor - Lunch special - Dim Sum Near Me - Little neck, New York

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Classic Cantonese seafood cuisine, expertly prepared food. Best if you can go with a group, especially if the group is Cantonese. Our group of 14 were seated in the inside room since those in the party knew the restaurant management well. Also our party had professional Chinese chefs, so the kitchen pulled out all the stops. We had (if I can remember): -cold jellyfish appetizer -fish maw soup (best with red vinegar) -grilled lamb chops with garlic bits and peppers -whole chicken, sliced with special ginger garlic sauce (not overpowering but subtle) -shrimp with walnuts and broccoli -water spinach sautéed -tiger fish steamed with soy ginger and green onion sauce (according to table, difficult to get it right. Our fish was firm springy clean almost sweet - good water, just excellent) -king Alaska crab cooked three ways -sautéed crab legs over ee-fu noodles in crab sauce -deep fried crab joints with batter -crab fried rice served in crab shell -beef with Chinese broccoli Table was groaning, with amazing dishes. They gave us red bean hot desert, sliced oranges, hot sesame mochi, and yellow sponge cake. Along with some comp Heinekens. Great meal, with plenty of leftovers. Apparently their dimsum is good too. Parking in back. Definitely a good alternative to the busy flushing places. read more

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We went on a Sunday morning around 11am and were surprised to get a table right away. The restaurant has been around for years and the dim sum items were very typical and fine. The place started getting crowded around 11:30am. We noted other places had more variety and newer items on their menu. read more

Good place for Cantonese food. Also daily dim sum at lunchtime although sone items run out if you come later. Very Hong Kong-like. Can also order off extensive menu. Big tank with crabs and sea food that can be ordered. Good sign; virtually entire clientele is Chinese! read more

New Northern Manor - Dinner of soinach, Singapore noodles, tofu...tea, - Dim Sum Near Me - Little neck, New York

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Honestly, one of the best dim sum places here in the city! It was a bit of a journey but you can take the LIRR and it's ~10min walk after that. Food comes out hot and fresh! The cart ladies are super friendly and understand English so it was easy to order. I always recommend the chicken feet, turnip cake, and shrimp rice rolls! Total was ~$80 for 3 very hungry people! Surprisingly so affordable compared to other options in flushing and Chinatown. Highly recommend! read more

The overall theme of this dinner was disappointment. ENVIRONMENT: We came the Saturday before Christmas Eve. Once we were seated, it took 20+ minutes for them to take our order because of how busy it was. We literally had to flag a waiter down. One of our water glasses had a lipstick stain. The tables were so crowded together, you felt packed like sardines (not to mention again that there was not enough staff to tend to the tables). Our glasses were not filled, our plates were not replaced, and we were not attended to in the slightest. The bathroom was filthy as well. FOOD: Now - onto the food. The only redeeming dish was the Soy Sauce Chicken, and their most popular one. The chicken was moist and the sauce was savory without being too salty. If you come here, you should get that. For the others, I was largely disappointed again, and portions for many were small and overpriced: 1. Clams: super fishy and the sauce was salty. I could tell that the clams were cold and just mixed in with a heated sauce, so very clearly served in a rush. Low quality. 2. Mushroom/Vegetable Dish: it overall looked how it tasted: extremely plain and unseasoned. The soup/sauce was way too watery. 3. Sesame Chicken: honestly the worst sesame chicken I've ever had. The chicken was dry, the breading wasn't crispy, and the sauce was too watery and barely coated the chicken. AND they forgot the sesame seeds lol. 4. Pea Shoots: the sauce was watery again, and overall flavor was plain. While the vegetables were tender and the dish large, it was also $30 for vegetables... 5. Lobster Noodles: they didn't provide serving utensils. It's pretty good, but the noodles were wet and there was nothing outstanding about the lobster. Will not be coming back. read more

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This place is great of authentic Cantonese cuisine. They have dim sum in the morning, lunch specials and delicious dinners. They have set menus for banquets or you can order your favorites off the menu. If you don't see it, ask if they can make it. The latest change is, the restaurant expanded into the shop next door! More room for parties! Karaoke In the back. Same good food! It was quite busy on a Saturday night! Make reservations! read more

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I haven't been back to this restaurant for dim sum in a long time cause I've just preferred other dim sum restaurants. When I came yearsss ago, I remember not really enjoying the food here but I decided to give it another try since it's been renovated and has new ownership. However, I still did not enjoy it. I came for dim sum on a Sunday morning and there wasn't a wait to be seated but most of the tables were filled up and it certainly was busy inside. They had the aunties pushing the carts which is always a good sign for me at dim sum restaurants but the selection wasn't that big. They did have the basics like chicken feet, steamed shrimp rice rolls, and sticky rice in lotus leaf but they apparently ran out of shumai and we ended up getting it half an hour later when they restocked it in the carts. I also wanted the fried dough rice rolls which they said would be out later but ended up never coming out (and we were there for at least an hour). I love dimsum cause you can always get a variety of different things to share between everyone and I love being able to try a bit of everything. However, all the items we got were mediocre. The flavor just wasn't there. Just noting a few examples below: - Fried shrimp rolls weren't crispy enough and had very little shrimp filling, it was basically just a fried wrapper. - Sticky rice in lotus leaf is usually one of my favorites cause there's usually a bunch of different things inside, packing in all the flavor. But the one here was not as aromatic as it should've been and had a weird aftertaste that I did not enjoy, maybe it was in the pork mixture? - The fried football looking thing is usually so fun to eat cause there's so many textures from the fried outer shell to the sticky mochi-like texture and the savory filling but this one lacked filling. - Many of their steamed items (shumai, chicken feet, dumplings) also lacked flavor. Overall, food was not up to par with what I usually get from other dim sum restaurants. The lack of variety was also disappointing. I would rather go to LN1380 for dim sum next door (which is really good and one of my top picks) or if you don't mind trekking into Flushing, New Lake Pavilion is my favorite! read more

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unfortunately, my experience was not positive. The restaurant appeared to be lacking in cleanliness, with visible dirt and debris on surfaces. I also observed several insects crawling around the dining area. The food was underwhelming. The dishes were overly salty and greasy, and the excessive use of MSG was evident in the unpleasant aftertaste. The service was also disappointing. The staff seemed disinterested and unattentive. Overall, I would not recommend. There are many other Chinese restaurants in the area that offer better quality food and service. read more

Northern Manor is a perfect example of how a place can get better over time. Since my last review many moons ago (#1), the place was hardly worth it. It was drab, service was lacking, and the food was disappointing on multiple occasions. Today, it's a practically a different place: a bigger, brighter, cleaner, renovated interior with better service and improved quality of food. For anyone who is tired of the hustle and bustle of Dim Sum spots in Flushing proper, Little Neck / Douglaston is a good alternative especially with this place around. The waits are relatively minimal and the quality of the food is pretty solid. They have private rooms and their current dining room setup is solid for groups all around. If I lived in the area, I would frequent it as my neighborhood dim sum option. In terms of the food, I think there's significant progress all around for their overall variety and improved quality. I think their grilled eggplant is fire and I love their beef chow fun as a good group dish. I also love the fact they've started incorporating designs / faux animals for dishes like their fried glutinous pork dumplings or the piggy baos for the sweet egg yolk buns. Overall the rest of the lineup that include cheung fun rice noodles, har gau shrimp dumplings, siu mai, or lo mai gai tea leaf wrapped glutinous rice are all very decent here. Personally, I think where they really excel is the Cantonese banquet style food. My family has set up several occasions here and their set menus are perfect for large gatherings. The seafood options are undoubtedly very good here and I think should be a must order, especially during dinner. Some favorites include their lobster, steamed fishes + mantis shrimp, and they are good about customizing the options as well. The service has been better than it's ever been and the owner / manager still comes out to say hello to his biggest patron fans. I'm so happy to upgrade one of my earliest reviews into a big thumbs up. _______________ (#1) Don't mind me, I'm ancient. read more

Old name: Northern Manor 同樂軒 New name: New Northern Manor 新同樂 We haven't come here for a long time. Upon visiting, we found out the restaurant name was changed. It is still a dim sum seafood Chinese restaurant. Many previous staff still work there. Not much changes inside. The size of this restaurant is small compared to most restaurants in Flushings. Queens or Chinatown in the city. Parking: free private parking behind the restaurant. You have to turn into an alley next to it. You will see a nice bank parking lot to your right. Very tempted but you can't park there. Instead you turn left into a little alley way behind a small house. Then you will see a small parking lot. It's small and holds may be 15 -20 cars. Space is tight so drive carefully. Other option is street parking. Meter parking right outside the restaurant. Service: Service was good. Staff was friendly. Dim sum carts were available on the day we went which was a non weekend public holiday. If you want particular dim sum but you don't see in the carts, ask them for it. They may bring out some from the kitchen for you. Food: Comparing taste and portion to other restaurants in flushings and Chinatown, there's definitely room for improvement. It was a regular dim sum place ( they serve dinner too but I didn't try). Great advantage is parking is a whole lot easier than flushings and Chinatown. I also avoided the hectic traffic in those area. Price: Dim sum price is competitive. . Payment: Credit card accepted. Cash payment may earn you a discount. Let them know you are paying with cash when you ask for the bill. Conclusion: If you don't want to drive to flushings to deal with the crazy traffic, this is a good choice for dim sum. It was good enough to satisfy my craving for dim sum. read more

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Bomb, best in the area! Can cook anything you want. Changes specials and can custom anything even can bring in any food and they can cook it ! read more

Newly reopened, great local eat. From dim sum to dinner. Ordered dimsum and lobster with hofun. Great flavor!! Newly designed interior and amazing service with all the managers been here for a long time. read more

New Northern Manor - Dim Sum Near Me - Little neck, New York

I ordered take-out, and guess what I found in my food? A rubber band. Hidden in some chives. Are you trying to make me choke? Even though the service was alright I would not recommend going to the restaurant. read more

My new favorite dim sum restaurant and dinner restaurant serving legit Cantonese style dinners. It's been so long since I've had actually good Cantonese style dinners, and this place does it right. The food is perfectly seasoned, and not overly salty or oil. I find that many restaurants would make their food too salty and oil to the point where I'm constantly drinking water after the meal. They also serve fruits and sweet soup (tong sui) afterwards- this is very common and many restaurants no longer do this! We had the soy flavor chicken, lamb pot, fried pork intestines and several other things. The chicken was absolutely delicious, juicy and tender and well seasoned. I can't say enough good things about this restaurant. The food is authentic and so delicious, and it brings back so many nostalgic childhood memories. The dimsum is also very delicious. read more

On a quiet Sunday afternoon, the kids and I decided to go get some dim sum at LN1380 because they have these cute colorful buns decorated like Pokemon. Unfortunately, there was an hour wait for a table, so we had to go with plan B ... Northern Manor Restaurant that was next door. By the Yelp reviews, Northern Manor Restaurant is slightly higher rated, but this is one time where you have to follow the crowd. There was no wait (which should have been a warning sign). Ambience: The dining room was half empty at 1PM on a Sunday...not a good sign. The decor is old school chinese banquet restaurant, complete with tablecloth and aquarium (i.e. fresh fish tanks). It was a little run down. Service: We sat around several minutes waiting for food. Apparently, due to few customers, they do not cook large batches of Dim Sum. Instead, small batches come out of the kitchen every 10 minutes or so. Our waiter forgot our soda orders and after 15 minutes, I had to flag down another waiter for the sodas, but not before they found the original waiter to "make sure" that my kids didn't already drink the original sodas (and presumably hid the cans) ... really tacky. Because I was concerned that they were winding down Dim Sum service, I ordered a Beef Pan Fried Noodle for the kids ... it arrived an hour later, as we were about to leave. Food: Sadly, the Dim Sum was a disappointment as it tasted like reheated frozen food and there wasn't a lot to choose from. TL/DR: If you are in the mood for Dim Sum on this block, ignore the Yelp Ratings and go next door to LN1380. read more

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Love this place wish they were closer to me love going to them during dim sum. Came a little late for a full experience of dim sum but the waiters/servers were very accommodating and provided us with some of my favorite dim sum, I'm a happy camper. I would recommend to research your food and check out menu before you come in because there so much to choose from. Parking is so so but worth the struggle. Northern Manor is a good family style Cantonese food. I would definitely recommend this place for everyone who love Cantonese/Dim Sum. read more

New Northern Manor - Shrimp crepes - Dim Sum Near Me - Little neck, New York

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Got dimsum here for the second time during covid! It's been awhile and I was really craving some of the faves. On the weekends, everything is priced as a medium dish- $4. Not sure about the small dishes though since I didn't order those but obviously a good deal if you order those large dishes aka anything with shrimp. When I used to live in little neck, my family and I would come here ALL the time. Once the place next door opened, yeah we tried it, but let me tell you the dimsum HERE is way better. I ordered 26 'dishes' for my fam of 8 and they said it would only take 20 minutes! I did not expect it to be that fast, especially on a Saturday and my parents were telling me that the food would all be cold by the time we could pick it up! Well we got there around an hour later and we still had to wait ~10 minutes! So no, it definitely was NOT 20 minutes and more like over an hour. It worked out for us though since we didn't have to wait much longer. But just a big FYI- plan accordingly, especially on weekends. Clearly couldn't fit all the dimsum in the pic since we were using a small table haha. Everything was yum - from the chicken feet, spare ribs, turnip cake, siu mai, taro puff, tripe, eggplant with shrimp, sticky rice, bean curd w shrimp, and shrimp rice rolls. read more

New Northern Manor - Dimsum take out - Dim Sum Near Me - Little neck, New York

Love New Northern Manor. Our family has dined in and taken out their food and everything is Delish! All their dim sum items are excellent. My favorite are shumai, shrimp dumplings, chicken feet, rice rolls, and turnip cakes. The salt and pepper pork chop and Peking pork chops are so good. Guess who loves pork chops!? I like to go during between meal hours so it's less crowded. read more

Always a great experience here! Food is great! Service is great! It's great for anytime casual meal, breakfast lunch or dinner! read more

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Get there early! There Dim Sum is delicious. More delicious than restaurants in Chinatown. I ordered the Singapore Chow Min Fun small noodles W/ Shrimp an Pork. It was a little dry but a little soy sauce kicked it up a notch when i had it at home. Service was good waitress came right away with cart full of Dim Sum. Parking in rear is tight. and it can use a cleanup. read more

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Wonderful experience-we were here for a birthday celebration and the food and service were awesome!

I came here for dimsum. The dimsum is not bad, but I think LN1380 next door is better. But I don't mind coming here if next door is full. The wait staff are relatively friend and quick. The location is spacious. read more

Food: 4/5 I haven't had dim sum in a long time due to covid so my review might be biased but.. I missed going out and eating so much! Stopped by for dim sum today. We got the rice roll with shrimp, steamed beef tripe, crispy yam puff, radish cake and a congee. The rice roll was amazing. I'm a big fan of shrimp rice rolls and it did not disappoint! The roll was perfectly chewy and stuffed with juicy shrimp. The beef tripe is also another favorite of mine. It was the perfect texture! The congee was so soothing and the pork and thousand egg made it super tasty. Service: 5/5 Everyone was nice and accommodating. It was a little awkward seeing this place so empty. It's usually packed on weekends.. but with social distancing and limited seating, it was quite empty. Upon entrance, they requested to check our temperature. All the staff members had masks and gloves on. There were plenty of hand sanitizers available throughout the establishment. Ambiance: 3/5 Big, clean and spacious! Sort of has a banquet type feel with a lot of family style circular tables. read more

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Parking lot out back a plus for busy northern blvd and authentic cantonese food. B grade cleanliness rating and could have done better for the decor in an otherwise perfect setting for a karaoke private room banquet. More pricey than other places in Chinatown but good option for those in Great Neck not trying to venture too far. read more

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This is my favorite restaurant for dim sum and authentic Chinese food (other than Jade Asian Bistro in Little Neck). The location is convenient, about a 10 minute drive from Long Island where I live without the hassle of driving to Flushing plus there's a parking lot in the back as well as street parking. I have been coming here for family gatherings, takeout and dim sum for over 5 years. The service here has always been quick, food has been consistently good, decent portions and reasonably priced. Some of my favorite dishes are the crab sticky rice, Peking duck, salt & pepper squid and crispy chicken with minced garlic. Not to mention, I like all their dim sum dishes especially the taro dumplings and roast pork pastry puffs. This place is worth trying out if you're in the area. read more

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There are so many great restaurants in queens but this is not one of them. The foods taste kind of bad, and my friend described it as "university dining hall quality." They offer complimentary fruits and green bean soups at the end but still, the foods are just not at a good Cantonese restaurant level read more

Didn't expect to have decent dimsum in this neck of the town. It's nothing glamorous at all and the space isn't that big either. With that said, the dimsum ladies have trouble getting their carts to the customers and just end up shouting what they have over to you. The food was good but very limited selections compared to those in Flushing. Love that there wasn't a wait for a table at 11am on a Sunday! read more

Updating my review under their new branded name, 新同樂: "New Northern Manor", with the "same menu" and "good ole' staff". They are back in business during the pandemic! Their hours are modified, 11am to 8pm daily, and you can order dim sum all day as long as supplies are available. Each dim sum dish has increased by $0.50, and regular menu items an additional $1. (Refer to the menu on their old "Northern Manor" website for prices). I ordered big to make Mother's Day deliveries; a total of 36 dim sum dishes + 3 Chicken Chow Mein "Yellow 2-sides" came to $207. Use cash to avoid the extra credit card charge. Flavors are just like I remember them. My dad felt some of the portions, like the beef tripe, were smaller than we remembered. Otherwise everything met our dim sum cravings read more

New Northern Manor - Get your dim sum fix while sheltering in at home. - Dim Sum Near Me - Little neck, New York

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Authentic Cantonese restaurant. Been there multiple times for dim sum and dinner, always happy with their food and service. We ordered takeout today instead. Good portion, same great taste. read more

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Our go to place for dim sum! Owner and staff are all nice and hospitable to us as we are regulars. (Typical Dim Sum Parlors aren't this nice. They just want you in and out and turn over the table.) Their dim sum, lunches and dinners are tasty and fresh. Their excellent service adds a cherry on top. The Owner typically visits every table to say hello and asks if you need anything which adds a personal touch and makes you feel at home. I can't wait to see their newly renovated restaurant when they open back up! read more

It was nice, comfortable, atmosphere, environmental sound, food is average. Every thing is great ,overall.