This small, cozy deli right on Pondfield Rd in Bronxville, NY was a nice find for us. My husband…read moreand I were heading to a meeting and since we had some time beforehand, I stopped in to grab us a bagel with cream cheese for him and a buttered, toasted bagel for myself to eat in the car. They offer Boar's Head cold cuts along with a nice selection of prepared foods, including cooked veggies, fish, chicken cutlets and classic tuna and chicken salads. The service is excellent and you won't be standing around wondering if someone will help you. The guys behind the counter are rockin & rollin from beginning to end. Rating's too high for JUST 2 toasted bagels? Maybe. But unlike the dense bagel that felt like a brick I got at a popular diner in the Catskills not far from me the day after Christmas, these at Lange's are light, perfectly toasted and still have that killer chew.

I ordered 'finger/tea sandwiches' and they were delicious! Everyone loved them. In addition to…read morebeing delicious, they were arranged beautifully on platters - very inviting. Thank you Lange's!

Been here a few times. The vegan quesadilla is excellent. Good service. Nice, clean place for lunch…read moreand you can talk and have good conversation. Just a lovely place. I will be back again. You have to look for parking nearby though or if you take the train it's a very easy work from the harlem line.

This was my first visit back to La Casa since my initial visit back when they first opened. During…read moremy first experience, I wasn't too impressed and left a 3-star review. However, I'm happy to report that I dined here recently and had a better experience. Since the time of my initial review, La Casa remained in my periphery - mainly because my parents periodically visited and it was a frequent stop of one of my friends who lives in Bronxville. That being said, I was curious to check out La Casa again - and that opportunity came when my mother chose here to celebrate Mother's Day. La Casa is located just off the main commercial strips. The interior is pretty spacious with a bar towards the front of the restaurant and the main dining room split in two sections. The decor is somewhat under-toned with a cool color scheme and tasteful decor. This is in contrast with other Mexican restaurants that tend to go overboard with the kistch and warm colors. I will say the seats look a little tired, they could use some re-upholstering - and were a little lower to the ground than I expected. In addition to the indoor space, they have an outdoor section which was done up very nicely. The brunch menu contained a selection of apps, sides, quesadillas, tacos, and sides. We decided to start by splitting a few apps: brisket and al pastor tacos, a quesadilla, street corn, chips and guac, and more guac with tuna. All the apps were tasty - the biggest standouts for me were the quesadilla and the tacos which were all generously filled and had good flavor. For my main, I got the camarones a la diabla which were shrimp in a red pepper sauce placed atop beans and paired with bok choy. The dish was pretty good - the shrimp could have been a bit snappier, but I appreciate that they de-shelled them and the sauce and beans worked well with them. Dare I say the bok choy was the star of the dish? It had just enough flavor and added a needed green. We opted for dessert, and I got the grilled pineapple which was paired with (per the menu) vanilla ice cream or guanabana sorbet. I wasn't asked to choose, and was served the sorbet. I would have liked to have been given the option, but maybe that's all they had - fwiw the sorbet was good. The pineapple was candied and came as a large, thick ring - definitely needed a knife and fork to cut it up (which they provided); this was a good dish in concept but I think it can be executed better. Service was good, everyone was friendly and efficient. In my experience, service tends to be the weakest component of a meal on a holiday, but they did a great job. Overall, I had a good experience at La Casa. Even though it's not in my backyard, I would definitely return if the opportunity presented itself.

Very good service and atmosphere. it was cozy there and the staff is attentive…read more however the kitchen staff is not attentive. they overly salted every single dish and sodium levels were ridiculous that we couldn't finish our meals. if you have medical issues with sodium do not go here we got dips gyro orzo and all full of salt like damn

I was in the mood for a Greek dinner and decided to order takeaway from this place. We had their…read morefood before, when we first moved back to the Bronx. They're only a 15 minute drive away, so it's pretty convenient, especially when we don't want conventional fast food. We ordered some pita sandos and headed out to pick them up. When we arrived, there were still people at table, enjoying their meals. It's not very intuitive, where you should stand when you enter. You have to basically walk past people eating dinner at tables, in order to get your pick up order. They really should set something up at the front of the restaurant. We were a bit confused, so we waited by the front, where there are stacks of menus. One of the staff walked towards us and he looked annoyed. I definitely did not like the way he was looking or speaking to us. It was definitely a complete 180° from the lady time we visited. The same employer was much nicer at that previous time. I told him we were picking up an order and gave my name. He had us walk towards the kitchen area, we're standing right by people eating at tables. The setup is really bad. We paid and got our food, and headed home. The pita sandos were good but they kind of overdo it with the tzatziki. I would probably have them put it on the side. All of them were drenched in it. I had the shrimp, hubby had their gyro, and my son had their pork version. We got our Little, their Hercules burger from the kids menu. It's bifteka on pita, with lettuce and tomato, and fried, sliced potatoes on the side. She liked it and I rated a bit. It was very flavorful but messy to eat. Aside from weird in-person interaction, the woman that took our initial order was nice on the phone, the food tasted good, and I would probably order again, but likely not ever dine in. The vibes were too uninviting.

Came in and got a dirty chai latte! It was delicious. I looked back and saw bottled syrups and I'm…read morereally curious if they use homemade syrups. I really believe that coffee shops need to start incorporating homemade syrups as much as possible. Can't wait to go back and try more. The vibes and service were great. Everyone was so nice. Really cool stop.

Such an awesome spot: super friendly staff, tasty drinks, delicious pastries, and a nice seating…read morearea with free WiFi so you can get some work done.