Visit every year when in town. Great spot. Good bar staff and tasty food. Mainly just good…read moreenergy here.

Boro is a cute space with a decently sized bar. The dining room also manages to feel intimate and…read morecozy because there aren't tons of tables. We started by ordering the crispy chicken, and I ordered a drink from the bar. The crispy chicken was the highlight of the night--very flavorful. The drink arrived 15 minutes after ordering, when we were halfway through the appetizer. I could see the bartender moving slowly, and I heard other patrons complaining about the wait time. It happens, and if the rest of the experience was good, I wouldn't have even remembered that. Our waitress brought us some bread, which was a bit stale, but the butter was fantastic. Our main courses were very average--I had the grilled branzino, which is a simple dish but just lacked flavor or anything to make it stand out. My husband ordered the short rib pappardelle, and the pasta itself was good. The sauce was very, very heavy due to too much truffle. By the time we finished eating, we were fully sweating because the restaurant was so hot. It was a very hot day, and maybe the air-conditioning was not working. Again, forgivable, but on top of everything else, it made for an unpleasant experience. Overall, it felt overpriced for the food and service.

On days when I want to send special mail to family or friends, this place is right close to the…read morelocal post office. They sure get a good crowd most of the time I've been there. Their service is fast, friendly, and heat up sandwiches pretty quickly. To be Frank, however, the tomato caprece taste can feel capricious when you know you can do the same at home, so when we go somewhere: it's nice to expect something a bit more authentic and flavorful: which goes to show that rushing anything too much, especially a beloved sandwich that they also make in Barnes and Nobles quickly --can take away from the flavor--and that goes with friendship and family relationships, as well. To do a good thing, people fix what is there. To do a great thing, cooks, or people in general, try new ways to make the classic even better. The tables and decor, however, are nice and homey.

Ended up here because the place around the corner was closed on a Tuesday. Prices were reasonable…read moreand they even had ice cream.

Stopped by here for lunch to try it and had a WONDERFUL experience! My server (I believe her name…read morewas Camille or Camilla) made the meal absolutely delightful! She knew the menu perfectly, gave us great recommendations, was extremely attentive and overall just a wonderfully sweet server. Definitely coming here again just because of her! GREAT staff overall and amazing food!!!

2.5 stars. I had dinner here tonight and was not impressed. The restaurant seemed nice when we…read morewalked in. There's a bar area and a restaurant area. I've heard good things but they did not hit it out of the park for me. I have dietary preferences that I found very hard to make work here. I had looked at the menu beforehand and identified two options that would work for me. The crispy wings and the burger. It turns out I could try neither of those options as they were out of both. It's a Wednesday dinner service and the restaurant was empty so imagine my severe disappointment. I ended up getting a Caesar salad which was fine but let's be honest a Caesar salad is lettuce, cheese, dressing and croutons. There was nothing to write home about with this one. The other three members of the group got pizzas. Here comes the next disappointment - it took more than 45 minutes for the food to come out. There were only two other tables with people so I cannot understand why it took so long. All this to say I waited almost an hour for my sad plate of lettuce, which was not my first or second choice. I was annoyed and still left hungry. The rest of the group seemed to enjoy their pizzas, but I will not be returning.

Looking for a light lunch today as the temperatures hovered in the mid 90's, we decided to give…read moreOsteria Procaccini a try. Upon entering the nicely cooled place, we were warmly greeted and promptly seated by a window adjacent to the wood fire oven. This was our first visit. The room is very lively. Thankful we were seated in the corner which helped with the acoustics. With the dining room mostly full at lunchtime, it was difficult to hear my bride on the other side of the table. We were in no hurry so overtime, the place thinned out a bit and the volume subsided. Could be a real issue on a busy night. Might try the bar room side next time. (Some decorative acoustic ceiling tiles would greatly reduce the noise.) There were menu additions as well as a limited but decent selection of value wines. We decided on the Shrimp Mango Avocado Tower and a Shrimp Caesar salad and a bottle of Villa Antinori. The Shrimp Mango Avocado salad is one of the best salads we have ever had. Really. Blueberry, strawberry, arugula, candied pecans, feta cheese topped with a limoncello dressing and aged balsamic with a few grilled shrimp. Was hoping for more shrimp, but the salad is very filling. The interplay of the various flavors was very tasty and the wine was a good paring. The Shrimp Caesar salad was also very good. I loved the anchovie and dijon forward flavors with just the right amount of garlic. The homemade croutons with just the right flavor and crunch. The pace was perfect. Server (manager?) was attentive but not overbearing. We had a nice relaxing and delicious light lunch. Exactly what we were looking for. We will definitely be back to try the pizza and some desserts.

Great selection of treats here, not just ice cream! There are booths inside, along with stand alone…read moretables and chairs, and some outside. Even up until closing they are quite busy, I believe hours may shift between summer and fall/winter so make sure you double check. They have a wide selection of ice cream flavors and Italian ice flavors. The Ed Special is particularly delicious (vanilla ice cream, peanut butter, fudge, and pretzels). Definitely will be coming here when it's warm again in the spring and summer!

Uncle Ed has become somewhat less hospitable of late. Still the best ice cream around - but "the…read morejuice just isn't worth the squeeze" when you walk in 20 minutes before closing and he himself treats you like you're an inconvenience. It has happened twice now. Sorry Uncle Ed. Maybe it's time for you to hand off the biz to a niece or nephew who will care about the biz. Seems you've lost your heart for it.

This supermarket is great for prepared foods. They always have a good selection of cooked fish and…read moremeat with vegetables available for a quick dinner and lunch.

Go shopping here now. This is the cleanest, safest, and least scary way to get your groceries,…read moresupplies, household items, meals and flowers and gifts. PQM has always had this full service: place order on-line, drive up and they will put it in car for you. You can allow for substitutions, or even with that they are kind enough to call to make certain that its okay. If you like to walk the aisles, this is also a full service store that has KNOWLEDGEABLE, FRIENDLY and helpful staff. I am emphasizing this because of the dumb and sour possess that go to work only for their paychecks elsewhere. When you check-out, besides bagging, they offer to walk you to car to load-up. yellow-where do you get THAT ? I have always supported this market. I think that if I was elderly, it would help me to keep my independence. but in these apocalypse times, this grocer has turned good service into necessity. Better than most store is their cultural and local variety which is always fresh and also interesting new items as well as various ethnic flavors. They run good sales, honor their sales, and run a very clean shop. I have be turned onto several local brands, new cheeses, and finally went back to eating lunch meats because of PQM. You can even order meals pre-made. As always, i am a firm supporter and only shop here. Thank you PQM for your outstanding service, fresh meats and foods, clean store, and all you pleasant staff. hats off !

Phenomenal place for authentic NJ style pizza: they talk pizza, they walk pizza: even their jokes…read moreare about great pizza versus the ordinary stuff! You can see the atmosphere has an other-worldly feel just by sitting around writing down an idea or two on anything: and nobody will disturb you, but before you know it, your pizza will be ready, piping hot, fresh from the oven as if someone great Italian and Chicago chefs got together and mingled on succulent tomato discourse! Each area is clean and country--friendly while you sense that many a pizza--lover will be ordering more varieties for a home party on a rainy day: perfect weather for your favorite family and friends to share: or, just by yourself. I also didn't realize that a simple spinach pizza on Alfredo or a plain, old fashioned pizza can taste so delectable, every morsel, every bite! The chefs even speak other fun languages and make enough time to share a funny joke or two! Great food. Good people. Nice ambiance! Whether you are a gourmand, or a gourmet--type, this place shall not disappoint you.

I typically never leave negative reviews because I know how difficult customer service and the…read morerestaurant industry can be. We all have bad days, and I truly understand that. However, after witnessing how my elderly father and his group of friends were treated during lunch on Wednesday afternoon, I felt compelled to share this as constructive feedback. My father and several of his friends, all gentlemen in their 70s, 80s, and 90s, met for lunch. There was some confusion about the final size of the party. Initially, they thought there would be six people, but as more friends arrived, the total ended up being eight or nine. One of the gentlemen immediately apologized for the mistake. I completely understand that changing table arrangements can be frustrating. However, what upset me was the way the hostess handled the situation. The first group of gentlemen had already been seated when additional members of their party arrived. Rather than simply moving them to a larger table, the hostess appeared visibly annoyed and began squeezing more and more chairs around the small round table they were already sitting at, repeatedly reminding them that they had said six people. She rolled her eyes, rushed them along, and spoke to them in a curt manner that made these older gentlemen seem like an inconvenience rather than valued guests. What made the interaction particularly confusing was that the dining room on that side of the restaurant was largely empty at the time, aside from people coming in for takeout slices. From my perspective, there appeared to be plenty of room to comfortably accommodate everyone, which made the frustration and lack of patience all the more surprising. As I dropped my father off, I witnessed this interaction myself. I was honestly shocked by how little grace and patience were shown. When the hostess later laughed it off to me and remarked that "they didn't know how many people there were," I simply replied that mistakes happen and that these are older gentlemen who deserved patience and kindness. Before leaving, I even asked that they please take good care of my father and his friends. When my father returned home, I asked how the lunch went. He mentioned that while the server did her job, she and the hostess were both rather rude throughout the experience. I wasn't present for the entire meal, so I can't speak to every interaction, but I can speak to what I personally witnessed, and it broke my heart. If you have an elderly parent or loved one, you understand why this upset me so much. But honestly, this isn't even about age. No one should be made to feel belittled or like a burden. My father taught me to respect my elders, and I was disappointed to see so little respect shown in return. The reason I'm giving two stars instead of one is because the food itself was enjoyed, and thankfully my dad's friends have a wonderful sense of humor. By the end of the day, they were actually laughing together about how mean the ladies had been. But that doesn't change the fact that kindness and patience are just as much a part of hospitality as the food itself. This review is meant as constructive criticism. Service is hard, and everyone can have an off day, but I hope management takes this as an opportunity to remind staff that a little patience and compassion go a long way. For the record, I watched these gentlemen arrive, and there was no complaining, arguing, or rude behavior from them whatsoever, just an honest mistake about the headcount. People remember how you make them feel, and unfortunately, that is what will stay with me most about this visit.

Something changed New ownership / management/ chef, who…read moreknows but its better and the food is better. Back on my "A" list

I love me a good Jersey bagel!…read more We made an unexpected visit to Deli on a Bagel Cafe around 11 AM and it was BUSY. There were a couple tables open, and several customers walking in for to-go orders back to back. All the bagel sandwiches coming out from the kitchen looked amazing. I ordered an Asiago bagel with vegetable cream cheese. I asked for it toasted and it was lightly toasted and loaded with cream cheese. I haven't eaten a bagel like this in a while. The cashier was friendly and repeated our order back to us. It took about 15 mins for 3 bagel sandwiches and 1 toasted bagel to be ready. They have a wide selection of bottled drinks at the front and it appears you can get cold cuts from the deli area as well.

With all the hype I hoped for the best and left underwhelmed. The turkey Reuben was supposed to…read morechange my life- but really all I did was help the hunger pains. While the sandwich ingredients were clearly homemade or well sourced, the amount for money was surprising. $15 for a small, thin sandwich and a few circle nachos from a big bag at Sam's. The dining room was mute with stored items clearly visible- it wanted to present as a boutique café, but really it felt more diveish than I expected. Perhaps I came with too high of expectation for this place. When I'm back in the area, I'll try again and hopefully I can improve my experience and review.

The salads here did have an aesthetic variety--many flavors, toppings, colors, and layers. The…read moreatmosphere has a good writing or conversational aspect. It's a good go-out-on-a-rainy day experience. The music is also fine: not too loud, nor too fast. Service is also normal for cafes. A bit of an uppity tone does come through for a New Jersey place--where one might anticipate a down to earth ambiance. Other than that, the decor is nice to look at and the atmosphere tends to be clean and well maintained. Perhaps the lack of parking can dishevel a customer's desire to sit longer than necessary--for people are in a hurry to go in an out like a certain burger joint. A huge plus seems to be their sandwiches--which range from traditional styles to fascinating vegetarian artisans in textures, blended flavors, and memorable dressings.

Their tacos taste better than pizza. Exiting out of the parking lot is a hassle depending on which…read moreway you are going.

The pan pizzas were insanely large, basically cake pizza that we loved. Minus 1 star because it may…read morehave gotten us both sick. We won't be back and my girlfriend hates this place but the singular 10lbs slice I managed to eat was phenomenal and will be remembered fondly.