I can say this right off the bat: this spot has only gotten better. I stop in randomly, at all…read moredifferent times, and no matter how long it's been, Fabio never misses. This time I came in with my parents after my wife kept raving about the Dominican chimi and the grilled chicken. We came specifically to try those and, as usual, left completely satisfied. I ordered the chimi and the picadera again, and once more we were blown away. The picadera was stacked with tostones, grilled chicken, fried chicken, fried pork chops, and fried ham. Everything was hot, seasoned well, and cooked exactly the way it should be. The chimi was excellent from the first bite to the last, and the mayo-ketchup tied all the flavors together perfectly. Honestly, just look at the food. I don't know why I even need to keep explaining it. Stop reading the reviews and go eat. Yes, it's that good. Yes, you get real value for your money. And yes, you will walk away full. You're welcome. 5/5 stars.

A New Restaurant in New City. We were going to sit down around the corner only to find out that…read moreShen is a takeout-only restaurant. I quickly consulted The Yelp and found this nice sit-down place, so we came on over and enjoyed a restaurant to ourselves on a Saturday afternoon. (I won't lie - "Ixchel Bakery" caught my eye first for the name alone - but I haven't checked that out yet; we were there for lunch, not dessert.) What caught me first is that the logo sign inside is exactly what Yelp events want. I told them about potentially hosting Yelp events in the future... Anyway, the menu is straight Dominican Republic, and I enjoyed comparing the similarities and differences to my local Honduran restaurant. Some very authentic dishes on the menu here, lovingly and authenticly prepared. We started with a pair of empanadas for appetizer, the res and the pollo y queso. I'm an empanada snob but these have a nice balance of ingredients and flavors, good size for the price. While the mondongo intrigued me, I went with the equally intriguing Yaroa, a Dominican street food with meat and cheese on a bed of green plantains (or fries, if you prefer), topped with ketchup and white sauce. I'm not a ketchup person, but I wanted the dish exactly as it comes, and that's good because it tasted excellent as it came. And it arrived right as we finished the empanadas. The staff were very friendly, but a bit focused on kitchen operations; I did have to flag someone down at one point for a water refill. So that is the one imperfection in an otherwise wonderful experience, and not worth docking a star over. I would absolutely come back here again. The owner was talking potential redecoration, I was talking about trying other dishes - so there are convenient excuses moving forward. :)

Just a great place, food is great and cheap and the atmosphere is wonderful with a full bar!read more

They don't have an extensive menu, but their food is really good. Next time I go there I'll have…read moreto remember to ask for NO MAYO on the burger (I really don't understand why some restaurants do that!). The place is nice and clean. We were in a private room with a bar. Service was good, too .

This place has been a local staple for several years, and sadly, it has steadily declined…read more We were in there today 04/15/2024 during lunch hour, and there were only two tables with people, including ours. We felt the hot dogs were rubbery in texture, and they tasted like they were reheated. The matzoh ball soup was bland. My mother enjoyed her pastrami sandwich. As far as atmosphere goes, the first table we sat at was wobbly. and when we transfered to the other, we found the table and season shakers to be sticky. The greatest disappointment was not the mediocre food, or the sticky table but what we witnessed. An elderly couple was sitting at the other table. The gentleman asked a server, possibly the owner or manager, for a glass of tap water. The response from the server was, "We don't have glasses of water here, but you can buy a bottle and I'll bring your two cups." We found this to be uncourteous and unwelcoming, and we felt a little embarassed for the nice couple. It seems that when a nice couple comes in to patronize your restaurant, and purchase a lunch, a little water would not be an unreasonable request. Any restaurant that treats elderly people this way will not receive my future business.

Absolutely delicious deli. I ordered first cut corn, beef, potato salad, sour pickle l, the food…read morewas very fresh.

The Little diner I don't go to New City much but every time I go I have to order from there the…read morePhilly steak sandwich sandwiches is Off The Hook. Their breakfast is very good small cat café but the food is awesome. The service is great. I now go there all the time and now I order out also when I can't stay there.

Food is good but please lower the music its insanely dificult to hear when your orderin over the…read morephone and i get its most likely family owned and these kids are doin there best but might wana hire at least one adult to help steer the ship

I hate writing this review-I respect small business's and the work they do…read more My kid and I ordered Bam Bam Shrimp, 2 bowls. Pick up. We have ordered twice before (at least) on the last year. We both ate less than 1/2 our bowls and became sick. First her, then me. Sick sick. Vomiting etc. badly. The next day I called to say my kid and I had gotten sick from the shrimp. I was put on hold, I gave my name and time of pick up and was told "that's not possible you got sick, we had a lot of bowls and no one had problems." I was polite, worried actually for anyone else having shrimp. The staff put me on hold for a good bit and came back and said --" what do you want?" I asked for a refund, which I received.

I love big bellY FOOD! HOWEVER the service is ass! when you place an order it takes minimum of 45…read moremins AT LEAST! (FOR ANYTHING EVEN FOR A SIDE OF SOUR CREAM/BANGBANG SAUCE) I'd say yes ofc come here for the food. Just make sure you don't have plans to do anything else that day

Just ordered some food from this establishment and have ordered quite frequently in the past from…read morethem. In fact, I was one of their first customers to order when they first opened (was over an hour late - didn't complain off course, since I have been in the business). Now mind you, this has nothing to do with $$ whatsoever, but just a comment on how businesses are run now a days with a lack of logic, decency or customer service. It's indicative of our current culture, which is sad to see. So, quick story - we have accumulated numerous "pizzas cards" that they distributed in the past (collect 12 / get a free pizza; btw, we have so many) etc.. etc... Called in an order, but was told they stopped doing that (which is fine, I get it). Again, not the $$ - its like $20.00. But just the culture of a haphazard way to run a business/organization. (BTW - This person has no idea how long we have been customers :)) And we see it throughout now. I would expect that from a Dominos/ Pizza Hut etc., not from a community establishment. But anyway, just wanted to get the off my chest. There are many other options for pizza, but customer service is so important. Take some advice from an old timer - you need to use common sense when dealing with customers :)

The pizza is great and the staff is good. I have come here multiple times for a quick slice when…read morein the area. This last time I had decided to get a chicken parm in a wrap. I regret that decision. It's was dry with little cheese. I could only recommend the pizza I would not bother to order another entree. Here. The stars are strictly for the pizza and the customer service.

This is really a solid diner, not a cafe: large menu with the typical breakfast, lunch and dinner…read moreitems; and usual booths and seating (slightly cleaner and better than an area diner). Located in a small plaza with 7-11 and a few other small stores, we were greeted right away upon entering. There were a few customers but it was not packed which meant we got a booth, yay. The waiter informed us of the specials, most of which I hesitate to order at a diner: paella, octopus, steak, etc. The menu is plentiful with the usual items as well as more Spanish dishes like empanadas, Spanish breakfast, etc. The Italian vegetable panini with salad was not bad but it was odd that the salad had the same ingredients as the panini (sans portobellos), leaving the while dish feeling one note. The burger was the typical diner burger. Overall pricing was okay, given rising costs, though some of the entrees were $25-30+, which i wouldn't do. I wonder what the Spanish dishes would have tasted like because perhaps those are their stars. Service was attentive, though it felt like they were trying to make this more into an elevated experience vs. what it was. I did like the bathrooms a little better than other diners, and I felt pretty comfortable in the little restaurant space.

Pretty good. I should have gotten an omelet. Everyone there, and most appeared to be regulars, was…read moremunching on an omelet. Should have gone that direction. Got a triple-decker chicken cutlet sandwich, which was pretty good. Sister got a chicken and eggplant thing on a pita. Also OK. The portions were generous. The waffle and regular fries were standard diner fries, which is a good thing. Now for the chili. It is straight up marinara bolognese. I guarantee this is the exact same stuff they serve on spaghetti. They just throw some cheddar on it and serve it next to some chips. Pretty bad. Other than that, not bad. Again, should have gotten the omelet

Great Smoothies ! I get the Mango Tango with no bananas and extra mango and it's extremely…read morerefreshing, I can feel my mood elevate and energy get stronger with each sip lol I'm addicted. The food definitely needs more seasoning. It needs work but it's healthy and good enough for a quick bite. Prices could be cheaper but it's already priced okay for the area...I mean it's New City. Everything is overpriced and under seasoned. I recommend the drinks!

Always good to healthy options when trying to eat good and on the go. Daughter loves the black…read morebeans. She rarely eats meat so our go to protein