Place is dangerous to your waist. Wish they had chocolate…read morechip scones. Friendly girls behind the counter. Muffins, scones and cookies are legit. Glad it is close but not that close.

Finally satisfied my chocolate craving!…read more Absolutely love this rich moist chocolate cake!! Introduced to this bakery as a Yelp event- So grateful! It's become my favorite chocolate cake!!

Pleasant experience with the staff! Self service ordering thru kiosk. Limited seating and tables…read more Clean resto and clean restroom. Has a bar seating. Ample parking. Entrance and resto is at the back. See images for further reference.

Wonder if it is worth ordering? Here's the deal. Wonder promises iconic chefs and top restaurants…read more It would be kind to call this hyperbole. If you enjoy eating at the Cheesecake Factory or Chili's or Olive Garden you will be very happy eating food from Wonder. It is a solid food experience. (Although I did not care for the escarole&artichoke. Woefully under-seasoned. The good thing about Wonderful is that they offer food from a "variety" of "different" "celebrity" restaurants. So if you want tacos and your wife wants Greek food or pizza, this is a good one stop one delivery charge. And another good thing is a wide variety of beverages and desserts and a children's menu. The truth of the matter is that they approached a bunch of famous chefs and licensed their names and then they dumbed down their menu so that they could make it fast and easy with competent kitchen staff as opposed to trained culinary professionals. I ordered the DiFara pizza. I have been to DiFara's pizza when the original guy was still alive trimming the basil from the plants on his window sill. This was not a DiFara pizza. As I type this that man is not just turning over in his grave he is whirling like a dervish. They were nice enough to include the instructions on the pizza box. It starts with 1 square pie shell. I don't think they use frozen pie shells at DiFaras. If you bought Air Jordans and thought you would play basketball like Micheal Jordan you are in for another disappointing experience. If you want a variety of decent food, competently prepared? Have at it.

Enjoyed this new place. Definitely doesn't have as many options compared to the other yogurt spots…read more However, I usually stick to original tart and it was decent. it's not as tarty as other places. They had a lot of gummies options! It is on the $$ end. Spacious place with good amount of tables. Quick service was efficient and fast. The nice touch was their spoons! it changes colors with temperature, the kids loved it!

The frozen yogurt here is always fresh, creamy, and full of flavor. The toppings are amazing and…read morethe place has such a fun vibe. Definitely my favorite spot!

Ice cream can never be part of any serious diet (mine ebbs and flows), but like the chronic…read morealcoholic who yells out, "I don't want to live anymore!" when initially told in treatment that he can't have another drink, ever again...well, I can't imagine life without ice cream, at least once in a while. I try to keep my consumption of it down to once a month. For the most part, I'm successful. There's a whole story behind Zita's. It was started in 2000 and named after Grandmother Zita Elefante. I've passed this place countless times, but I've never been a regular patron, although that's changing. I'm pretty certain that my ice cream jones will be with me until the day I die, and Zita's is close by. In recent years, I've divided my ice cream consumption between 2 places, (maybe 3), for the most part. The Polar Ice Cream stand on Rt. 22 in Whitehouse is very good. Unfortunately, it's closed in the winter (do people not eat ice cream in the winter? I know this addict does). And if you park at Polar at the wrong time of day in the summer, you'll be subjected to a very long line and suddenly extremely limited parking. There's also Gronsky's Milk House in High Bridge. Nice store that serves other things besides ice cream (1 day I'll have to sit down there and order a meal). During the initial days of Covid, when I was driving all over this part of NJ to do my food (and toilet paper) shopping, I'd often stop here on my way home for a milk shake. Oftentimes, that was my "main meal" of the day. Great milk shake! Unfortunately, I'm not out in High Bridge all that much anymore, and I continue craving ice cream in the winter, when Polar in Whitehouse is closed. I've occasionally patronized the Penguin Ice Cream store in Bernardsville, but their hours are haphazard, and parking is hard to come by. So, I've been stopping by Zita's with increasing frequency. There's ample parking in back, a porch on the side for those who wish to sit outside in the fresh air, and within the store itself, service is fast, efficient and... generally speaking...friendly. A few months ago, I stopped in for a vanilla milk shake. The main guy there, perhaps the owner, was doing some major renovative work but he dropped what he was doing to serve me. When I indicated I wanted hard ice cream in the shake rather than soft, he seemed a bit put out (or that could have just been my overactive imagination), but I got the shake quickly, and it was delicious. Today, I stopped in for an ice cream cone. There were some exotic flavors available, which I'm not necessarily averse to (I'm capable of being as experimental as anybody when it comes to food; my only concerns are how it might affect my increasingly delicate digestion), but when push comes to shove, I'm essentially a purist. I didn't see it being offered in the bins up front, so I asked the pleasant young woman serving me if they had chocolate chip. They did. I was asked which type of cone I wanted. I wanted the standard sugar cone with 2 scoops. Prices seemed fair, and I was happy to leave a tip in the customary tip jar. I've sometimes had problems with the tip jar, which seems ubiquitous wherever you go these days, whether you're in a 7-11, a Dunkins, Starbucks, McDonald's, etc. (I can never get the discussion about "tip etiquette" between Steve Buscemi and Harvey Keitel in "Reservoir Dogs" out of my head anytime I'm faced with a tip jar). This time? Didn't bother me. Service was fast, friendly and efficient. I got 2 huge scoops balanced on the sturdy cone, with a presumably hygienic paper wrapped around the base to satisfy the germ paranoia of mind-crippled neurotics like yours truly! I tipped with pleasure. Perhaps my diet IS working, because getting through those 2 huge scoops required a tremendous (albeit delightful) effort on my part. My days of drunk/opioid-dazed driving are long, long behind me (thank whatever God or Gods might exist for my continued sobriety!), but on this occasion, I was driving with 1 hand on the wheel while licking frenetically at the ice cream cone to keep the ice cream from melting all over me in the summer heat. I succeeded for the most part, but maybe next time I should eat it while parked, or while sitting at the patio next door. I was sober, of course, but not necessarily driving safe. In other words, don't follow my bad example. Don't drive while eating ice cream. Get a designated driver to transport you, or...better yet...eat in in your parked car, or at the convenient patio located on the side of the store. Bottom line? Great place, great ice cream.

Came here with my wife after a nice walk around Watchung Res and I was very happy to find this…read more"hole in the wall" parlor in an area I would have never visited! Food: really enjoyed the apple crumble ice cream I got which appears the be seasonal. A lot of flavor offerings, but watch out as many of them have nuts in them! Service: standard service from an ice cream parlor Ambiance: I really liked the outdoor seating and the small back room is nice, I assume the line is out of the door in the winter because the line was short.

Small family owned restaurant in Berkeley Heights with its own parking lot. After checking out Yelp…read morereviews, we stopped by for dinner. Cute interior with Christmas decorations already making things festive. We were greeted and seated near the cozy fireplace. Started with the harvest salad, conveniently split in the kitchen. Delicious. Entrees were pappardelle ragu and their seared tuna. Both were fresh and flavorful. We finished the evening with their house made tiramisu. Yum. Will be back as service was attentive and friendly, food was great and loved the decor!

I haven't visited this restaurant since it was a Mexican restaurant over two 2 1/2 years ago. I…read morecouldn't believe the transformation first of all, the ambience and the decor is wonderful! As soon as we open the door, we were greeted by the host. He was amazing. He made us feel like family like we've been there before great person. The service was outstanding and the food was wonderful. It was amazing. A definite return to type of restaurant. I encourage everyone to try it. You won't be sorry.

Parking in lot or street parking if full…read more This spot is our go to for meats. We love the prime rib eye steaks and the jalapeño cheddar sausages. They do have sections for everything from fruit to cold appetizers, hot appetizers, meals, deli meat, meats, to desserts-- fruit, ice cream etc. The staff are exceptionally friendly and helpful when delivering your choice of meats and at check out. The location is a great spot. It does get busy so plan accordingly. Highly recommend!

Stiil the best! My husband is trying to make me fat for getting me the PAZKI! AMAAZING.read more

Lovely experience. Great service! Dropped off my car for…read morerepair at nearby Berkeley Auto and was grateful for a warm spot to have a hot drink and work on my laptop with free wifi. The service was great from the staff and brought home some empanadas that my family enjoyed. Would come back!

We stopped by Patria Station Café in Berkeley Heights, NJ on a quiet Tuesday afternoon, hoping to…read moreenjoy a relaxed lunch--and it turned out to be a great choice. The owner, Carolina, was warm and charming as was the waitress, Amira, who provided great service. We started with Argentine beef empanadas as a starter. For lunch I ordered the beef milanesa platter with French fries, while my wife had the chicken milanesa sandwich. Both dishes were generous in portion and full of flavor, just the kind of hearty, home-style fare I love from Argentine cafés. We also picked up a sandwich de miga to take home--a crustless ham and cheese sandwich that was simple, delicate, and satisfying. I'd rate both the meal and the sandwich an easy 8 out of 10. The café itself has a welcoming, local feel, and visiting on a weekday kept things peaceful. I learned they offer fresh Argentine pastries on weekends, which sounds like a perfect reason for a return visit soon. Patria Station Café is a great spot for authentic flavors, big portions, and a pleasant, laid-back experience.

Had a very sweet time. The atmosphere is cute and cozy. Not an enormous cafe but you'd be surprised…read morewith the amount of parties are seated here. The food does slowly arrive though so anticipate that. The chai had a good balance of strength and sweetness. The donut was sweeter than usual for me. Highly recommend a visit here.

We had an awesome lunch on the early side and had no trouble getting seats! We ordered a latte,…read morerose saffron latte, matcha slap to drink! As each is hand made, they came out within a few minutes of each other. All were delicious, but definitely pricey! For food, we had avocado toast, egg Sammie with beef bacon, and the anday salad burgers! Each was different with many layers of flavors, from onions to aioli. As a side, we tried the masala home fries. These were good, but I prefer crispier potatoes, so not a reorder for me. Cute interior with friendly, albeit slow, service! Want to try some shakes and waffles next time!

I so wish Two Fields was closer! A Gluten free bakery safe…read morefrom cross contamination and celiac friendly! Every time my daughter feels like having fresh bread, delicious pastries, and last but not least freshly filled cannolis we take the ride to Two Fields! The parfaits are generously filled (carrot cake, tiramisu, cannoli). According to my daughter (I've had a taste too) they taste just like the real thing! As you enter Two Fields, the employees are friendly, helpful, and we never feel rushed. The place looks clean and well organized with refrigerators for a quick pickup. For custom and more detailed cakes please order ahead and or email them. The response is quick and easy. I hope a Two Fields opens up closer to NYC! Love this place!

I was just walking to the train not expecting to see anything special on the day I saw Two Fields…read moreBakeshop. I stopped when I saw the sign and went inside; to my delight the shop was full of gluten-free, nut-free items of all kinds. I have a family member who has barely been able to enter a bakery all his life due to there being nothing available he could have, but I was able to get cannoli here to share with him. Dreams do come true! Go out and support this delicious bakery any time you're in Brooklyn.

Food and service was fantastic. Highly recommended. Ambiance very nice. Will definately come back.read more

If you get their slices they're pretty good but for some reason if you order an entire pizza it's…read moreterrible. I'm not sure why the quality is so different