Friendly and quick service at Island Fin Poke. We got a build your own bowl with tuna and lots of…read moreveggies. Everything tasted fresh. A great place for a quick bite to eat.

This is a build you own sushi bowl place! We got Rice, tuna, shoyu, edamame, mango, cucumber, and…read moreavo cream. While everything tasted fresh, it also somehow lacked flavor. Maybe this was our fault based on our choices but also some of these should be naturally flavorful!

Stopped in just for drinks, though the food menu looked promising. The space is cute with a mix of…read morestool and table seating, and you can order either at a kiosk or with staff. I used the kiosk but forgot a modification--one of the employees was quick and happy to fix it, which I appreciated. I had the brown sugar black tea with boba, and my partner got the mango slush. Both were okay, though nothing particularly standout. The tapioca pearls in my drink were not the freshest.That said, the area doesn't have many bubble tea options, so it's a nice addition to the neighborhood. I'd come back to try the food next time--they also offer a fun selection of Asian snacks.

Very fresh and filling. The boba tea is one of my favorite spots in town. The staff is also very…read morefriendly.

Such a good spot! I…read morelove the interior of this place. There is plenty of seating and they have an array of food and juice options here. I love their beet juice! I can't wait to stop back here!

I love Greenlife! The fruit smoothie with yogurt I had there…read morewas possibly the best smoothie I've ever had. The chicken teriyaki protein bowl was also great. The portions are huge. I could probably get three meals out of them, but I'm a tiny person. The area is spacious, so it's not too crowded, and the line to order doesn't take too long. The only downside is that the parking isn't the easiest, but that's just the way Mamaroneck parking is with the meters, etc. All in all, it's a great place! The menu is great with many healthy options.

Great vibe!! Food is outstanding. We love the tuna poke bowl…read moreand the sushi cones. Tried the new dessert, cream puff, so good. Also love the homemade ginger ale. Abraham is our usual waiter and he is fantastic. Great food great staff amazing food.

We came here for dinner and everything was amazing. It is expensive but the quality of the food is…read moreworth it. We started with the 4 pieces of crispy rice (scallop, salmon, tuna and wagyu) and they were all amazing. My favorite was probably the tuna and wagyu. We also got a caviar nugget and this was great to try but we probably wouldn't get it again. We then got a variety of sushi pieces and they were all amazing, fresh, and great sauces. Lastly, we got the soft serve with every topping on the side and it was the perfect ending to the meal. We would definitely come back.

Came here for dinner on a Saturday. The place was exactly what we were looking for... Inexpensive,…read morecozy and comfortable atmosphere! The place was busy after 5pm, but they didn't take reservations. Amazing service and delicious food! The food was fresh and came out fast. Portions are generous, so you definitely won't leave hungry. My favorite dish was Pho Chicken Noodle Soup without fried shallots, which was delicious, also gluten free, dairy free and soy free. The green tea was good. Others had something else I had no interest in to remember the name. Their menu has many options to offer, including gluten free, soy free, and dairy free options. We would come back again and highly recommend you check out this place if you are in Hartsdale Westchester. Pro tip: pay with cash to receive a small discount and avoid the credit card fee.

I've been to Saigonese twice now, and both visits have been consistently good. The service is…read moreattentive and no-nonsense, and our water cups were always refilled without us having to ask. My favorite appetizer is the fried spring rolls. They're extra crunchy, bigger than usual (about two inches long), and come with lettuce and pickles to wrap them with, which balances everything nicely. You get four per order, and we ended up ordering another plate. We also ordered the summer rolls, which come as two rolls cut in half. I my fried likes these more than me, but they are still good. They initially held our main dishes until we finished the appetizers, which I appreciated, and when I asked for everything to come out at once, they accommodated right away. I ordered the pho with tendon, and they were generous with the portion. It also came with plenty of bean sprouts, basil, and lime. The broth was slightly on the sweeter side, but still very satisfying. I finished the whole bowl and was very full. My friend enjoyed the beef cubes, and my father had the pho with all the toppings. We all left full and happy. Solid food and efficient service -- I'd definitely come back again.

Tried the Valentines day BAE bowl. I haven't had anything I didn't like At playa bowls…read more The goji berries are dried and require a bit of extra chewing. They kept getting stuck to my teeth, but overall still a good bowl. Especially since they were running a promotion of BOGO for Valentines day.

Playa Bowls is a name I've seen come across my Yelp feed every now and then, but I couldn't tell…read moreyou what they sold. That is, until I was in downtown White Plains and noticed that a new PB location was opening soon. This piqued my interest to find out more about the company, and I came to learn that they specialized in açaí bowls. I was working in Westchester the other day and noticed that there was a PB in here in Tarrytown, so I decided to head over and check them out for lunch. This PB is located on Main St in the heart of Tarrytown's commercial hub. Walking in, you're immediately greeted by the menu and ordering counter/production. The aesthetics were bright, with mostly light blues and grey wood tones throughout the space. The large windows in the front let a lot of light in, and there are stools that line the perimeter. While açaí and pitaya bowls are the star of the menu, PB also serves smoothies, juices, and coffee. Additionally, they carry snacks made by various companies. I was here for an açaí bowl; they have a large selection with all of them containing the açaí base along with banana and other components. The tropical bowl looked good - in addition to the açaí and banana, it contained granola, pineapple, coconut flakes, and honey. I really enjoyed it - it was a generous portion without being too big, the fruit was fresh, and it played against the cold açaí and crunchy granola. Service was fast and friendly; I decided to take my order to go and they provided a lid and bag for easy transport. Overall, I was impressed with my first Playa Bowls experience - they have a large variety, and the ability to have multiple flavor combinations keeps every visit fresh. I'm looking forward to them opening in White Plains and exploring more of their menu.

The teriyaki chicken is very good. It comes with a bed of veggies underneath (zucchini, peapods and…read morecarrots). Also came with a miso soup (there were a few options). In the other picture is the American dream roll & salmon avocado roll. Maybe next time I would opt to pickup the food instead of having it delivered because a third party aka uber gets involved and things get a little dicey.

This place is gorgeous. The interior is calm, cool, and very tasteful. The bathrooms are very…read morepretty and smelled wonderful. It's also very family friendly. There were several babies in attendance and the staff were so sweet with them. The Udon soup was delicious and much better than what we were used to. The menu is not your typical Japanese/Chinese American fare. There were fun twists on my old favorites - the hot and sour soup - offered with seafood was a mostly clear soup with absolutely gorgeous flavors. I think I've been ruined for hot and sour soup forever. The sushi was excellent. The old standbys were lovingly done and if I didn't live so far away, I'd definitely come back soon!

(Overall: D) - For a catered event, I got to try the Mango Jalapeno Lobster Roll from The Main…read moreLobster Food Truck. While the core lobster role was pleasant with meaty and delicious lobster on a bun, I found the mango sauce to have no heat and tasted like pure sugar. Furthermore, the coleslaw tasted like it was made several days ago and lacked an element of freshness that is normally present in the cabbage. While the concept of the dish sounded particularly intriguing, I felt that there were ultimately a few too many missteps. IG: @amei.eats

Come on man! You can do better!…read more I have seen this truck parked in Forest Hills lately. Found it at the corner of 71st Avenue and Austin Street, in front of CitiBank yesterday. Searching for a light snack, I was not expecting a huge heaping pile of lobster or anything. Even so, I was somewhat disappointed at what I received. I got the Main Lobster Roll. Let's focus on what was good first. The lobster was cooked pretty well. Meat was tender and flavor profile was quite good. Also, the bread was toasty, fluffy, and with a hint of sweetness. For these reasons, I would consider trying again. However, bread to lobster ratio was poor. My pictures are deceiving because I was trying to get the best angles to make it look full. There was only about 3 ounces of lobster meat. Luke's Lobster uses 4 ounces and you can definitely tell the difference. Furthermore, there were so many pieces of the claw tips, including a giant one on top that you can see in my photos. I get it's still technically lobster, but I didn't pay to eat a sandwich full of rubber-band like substance. I want more of the sweet meaty tail or succulent claw meat. Maybe I got unlucky, but I'll have to base my review on this personal experience.