It was our first visit to Bailey's, a result of my search for a nice resaurant half-way between…read moreBridgeport and Southbury. In spite of the rain and heavy traffic on 84, we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Everyone was very friendly and made us feel at home. The food was excellent and very fresh.

Located in beautiful Ridgefield, Connecticut this place comes highly regarded…read more Baileys is a small restaurant with a big personality! The staff was super friendly and had such positive attitudes making the experience enjoyable. There is a parking lot located to the side of the restaurant where you can easily park. However, I believe there is a two hour limit. If you plan to come for brunch on the weekends, make sure to reserve a table ahead of time because it fills up fast! There was a line out the door as I left. I ordered the southern breakfast with the grits and bacon from the menu, however, they offered plenty of brunch specials as well. The portions are plenty filling, offering generous servings that leave you satisfied without feeling like you need anything extra. I would love to come back and try some of their dinner options.

Pluses: Attentive staff. The waitstaff is courteous and…read moreresponsive, walking that fine line between being intrusive and responding when you want them to. I give the good marks in that regard. Cleanliness. It's a nice space, and clean. I used the restroom as well. Certainly looks like they take the time out to keep the place presentable which is not something all restaurants do so it should be noted when you see it. Minuses: Noise: The architecture of the space with its high ceilings is such that it's very loud. This is not the kind of place you go for a quiet meal. It wasn't that every table was occupied when I was there but the noise level was quite high. Honestly, it depends on your preference. It's not a matter of it being bad so much as warning you in advance. Prices: The food was okay. I had an omelet. It was adequate, nothing more. The thing of it was that it was a $20 dollar omelet. In that case I expect them to bring out the hen and show me its pedigree. The food was good, not great, not bad, simply good. I can't really say anything other than that. Given that it's Katonah it may be that it caters to a clientele that doesn't have a problem with that but again, it's not a bargain. Overall, I enjoyed the meal enough but I likely wouldn't go back simple based around the price point.

We came here for brunch and everything was great. It was so nice sitting outside on a cool day. We…read morestarted with the tuna tartare which was fresh and a large portion. We also had the roasted turkey sandwich which was a nice portion and the turkey was very fresh. My dad had the burger and also really enjoyed the meal. The drinks are also great. I would definitely recommend.

This dinner last night was an unforgettable experience. I booked my reservation, blind, as I had…read morenever eaten here. My daughter was driving up to CT from NYC and wanted to meet In Katonah for dinner. Our server, Allison, was the best and the food satisfied everyone's choices. To cap off the experience, and when the crowd thinned out, the music streaming was a stellar selection of great oldies music from the 50's - 70's. My only "ding" in my review is the noise level when we arrived, sitting at a table near the front of the restaurant. The brick wall, and glass windows were not acoustic friendly. However, I heard later that one half of the restaurant was much quieter.

I had the lemon chicken which was very delicious, especially the spinach…read more our waiter was attentive to all our needs the atmosphere was fun, we had a round table, (which I love), for 6 people.

Can say this was a good breakfast. I got the coffee breakfast blend from the machine. I thought…read moreit'd be the mildest. It's pretty nasty. I asked for spinach wrap, bacon and egg. I think they used one egg. There was so much wrap. I can barely see the egg any place else does at least two or three eggs and you see it's full this is pretty sad. Be careful the big pothole right in the parking lot at the entrance definitely looks like it's been there a while. How do you miss this? Send somebody to Home Depot and buy a bag of sand or grave and throw it in the hole.

I've known about this place ever since high school as it is a local icon in the 24/7 deli niche. It…read morewas a little bit further for me than Rocky's so it took a back seat. I recently noticed it popped up on uber eats and took the opportunity to introduce it to GF without stepping a foot outside our door. They have the standard deli sandwiches and breakfast shit. I was grateful for the vegetarian options and ordered the eggplanter with breaded eggplant, roasted red peppers, cheese, and lettuce from what I can recall. This was very tasty and a unique offering. My only criticism was that the peppers were really soft and kind of disintegrating so left something to be desired in the texture department. GF ordered the portobello grove sandwich with portobello mushrooms, mozzarella, and the above mentioned disintegrating peppers. "It was ok. Not like amazing". Is her review. She also ordered curly fries which i had the pleasure to sample and they were very good but a little soggy if memory serves. I also ordered an omelette with swiss cheese to qualify for a promotion and after a little bit of time in the microwave and some everything seasoning, this fucking SLAPPED. Even the bread (a lil extra time in the toaster) was really good. I'd try some more of their shit.

Service is just atrocious- the fellow Manuel (?) threw my 4 assorted toasted bagels into a bag…read morewithout bothering or caring to wrap each one in tissue paper as usual. When I asked him to kindly do so, he rolled his eyes and made a comment in Spanish to his buddy (which was not repeatable and the fool has no idea I speak his language) and then turned to me and asked sarcastically "what else do you want me to do?" I had already paid and added a 20% tip to my annoyance. The owners should explain to these guys that they rely on happy and satisfied customers - why insult me and be disrespectful? I didn't do anything and in addition I come each morning and spend at least )10.00 daily here - The bagels are good Service - not so much I'm debating whether to return again

I stopped in at a pretty random time on a weekend and it was pretty empty. They do have a pretty…read moregigantic menu including sandwiches and juices. I just got an Onion bagel, toasted with veggie cream cheese. They were very quick and don't skimp on the cream cheese, but overall it was just okay (even ignoring the part that it was very burnt....maybe request a lightly toasted one or something - 5$26 have one of those conveyor belt toasters so I don't know if that's even a possibility).

Visited today with my wife and daughter who are regular customers who rave about the food,…read moreambience, service, and personality of the cafe. After one visit, I am sold. Henry, Nicole, and Bri impressed me with their attention to detail and their welcoming, caring customer service. The Corner Cafe is a winner.

I stumbled into Corner Cafe this week and it was such an amazing find. I remembered this spot as…read moremore of a deli, so I had no idea it had changed hands -- it's now a true cafe, and honestly, it's serving gustatorial home runs. The vibe is exactly what you want in a neighborhood cafe: relaxed, welcoming, and comfortable whether you're working, hanging out, or catching up with friends and family. You can tell they've put real thought into the concept, with a menu that balances healthy options and indulgent treats. I had the chili special and it was out of this world -- rich, deeply flavorful, the perfect amount of kick, and served with amazing sourdough bread. I literally cleaned the bowl. Best of all, the staff and owner were incredibly friendly and hospitable, which made the whole experience even better. I loved it and I can't wait to go back. Highly recommend.

Went to the Bedford Post Inn after seeing them advertise their "Sunday Pancakes" (as in, Sunday in…read moreBrooklyn) on social media. I had never been to Sunday in Brooklyn but upon reviewing menus from the Bedford Post Barn, several menu items seem to be taken directly from that very popular restaurant and with the same NYC prices. Upon entering there is a medium sized dining area with inviting tables along with counter seating along their coffee bar-- while I went during the winter, it looks like the outdoor space would've been a beautiful place to sit as well during more temperate months. With reservations I was always promptly seated, and service was friendly enough and orders were taken in a timely manner. After going to the Bedford Post Barn twice, I can say that the food is good quality, tasty, yet still on the pricier side-- everything is about 4 dollars more than what you would get at a comparable American restaurant of the same quality in Westchester, though I'm sure these prices are inconsequential for their target clientele in Bedford. The Sunday pancakes were decadent with a great caramel flavor from the maple praline and a thick, rich cake-like texture. The BEC sandwich was actually wonderful, the texture of the egg is great and the hash brown adds a great crunch, but kind of small for $20 and having no side. The club sandwich was generous with turkey but skimped a little of the dijonnaise sauce (TBF I think if I asked for more I am sure they would have accommodated me) the The french fries are amazing-- great crunch and well seasoned. The café drinks were also very high quality. The food, ambiance and service made for a really nice brunch experience if you are looking for something a little more elevated for breakfast in terms of ambiance moreso than any ingenuity with the menu. While the Sunday Pancakes are unique, for the rest of the menu they have the basics done well and presented well here.

So I'm a pretty serious Yelper and never go to any place with lower than 4 stars. But my local…read morefriend insisted we visit this spot. It did not disappoint!! I am seriously flabbergasted by the low reviews here... I think people are coming here with expectations that are of a 3 Michelin star experience in the city, or something weird. I had a great meal - got the fall salad which was fabulous. And also got a Bloody Mary. Yum! And the mushroom Tartine. It was amazing! I will be back when I'm in town next to visit my friend. A very cute and nice spot with good service!

Superb Americano pub. Amazing food, service and atmosphere. Pint of Guinness was spot on too! I had…read morethe burger, which was excellent and my wife had the brisket sandwich, which she loved! Definitely heading back soon.

Waitress was super friendly and service was quick. Sadly, they were sold out of the soup I wanted,…read moreand the dinner I had was ok, but too much cheese. There was a table with kids that was really loud; they could use some acoustical tiles or something. The vibe was pretty nice. It's a decent spot, in this nice little downtown.

Lilly's deli is one of my fav delis for a good sandwhich The…read moreplace is clean, staff is friendly, and they are fast. They offer hot foods too which are always delicious. I love their empanadas, teriyaki salmon and shrimp to name a few. If you are ever in south Salem it's worth it

Located in the middle of nowhere. There are a decent amount of parking spots out front and in the…read moreback. The inside of the deli was definitely recently renovated, it is extremely clean with a good vibe. The counter person was very nice and answered my phone call quickly. I figured when you try a deli you need to go with a sandwich. I got the philly cheesesteak on a wedge (Yes, wedge, we are still in Westchester). I was impressed with the presentation. There was a generous amount of meat and cheese. The meat was juicy and had a great sear on it. You can tell Lily's used good quality roast beef, and not the steam-ums some places try to swindle you with. My only constructive criticism is the bread was a little stale. I notice wedge bread can be stale at some places because most people get rolls. Overall, I was impressed with Lily's. It's kinda in a weird location but that adds to its charm. My sandwich was very good and the service matched. The prices were quite reasonable too. It was like $10 and change for a philly wedge. I do recommend this place.

A very cute little place right in the heart of Ridgefield. The place carries both drinks and a…read morebreakfast/ brunch type menu. There is a small little bar right at the entrance and as you go last it is where you can order food and drinks. The menu is pretty decent with sandwich options and the service was surprisingly very quick. I ordered the avocado toast and added two fried eggs on top. Presentation was cute and the sandwich was delicious., just the right textureseating is limited on the top floor butvtheyvdo have additional seatings downstairs and a few tables outside. For a quick bite this is great place to checkout.

I gave Queen B another shot today after past disappointments. When they first opened, I saw the…read morebarista struggling with their "custom" machine (really just a dressed-up La Spaziale) and got vague answers from the owner. My early visits were bad enough that I left a review, later took it down to give them a chance, then reposted when things didn't improve. This time, one of the owners spotted me right away and, with a sarcastic jab, asked if I was "going to put up another review." Moments later, I watched their machine fail to build pressure - espresso poured instantly as thin, bitter liquid with an off smell. It wasn't just watery; it was undrinkable. When I pointed it out, she admitted it was "being serviced next week." As she walked to the register to refund my money, I overheard her tell her co-owner that I should never come in again. They did give me my money back, but only after knowingly serving something that shouldn't have left the bar. I don't expect world-class coffee - just honesty and competence. If the machine is broken, tell customers. Instead, Queen B chose to serve bad coffee with attitude.