It's hard to put into words what an incredible experience we had, dining at House of Stefas. We are…read morefrom NYC, and have eaten at some of the "top" Greek restaurants around--House of Stefas surpasses all of them. We came here on a whim after spending the day in the area and we are already talking about coming back to the area, just to eat here. The front of the restaurant could not be prettier, with beautiful decor and torches just beckoning you in. We were immediately greeted by the friendliest hostess and seated in one of their beautiful dining rooms. Their cocktail menu is not something to pass on! I saw that they had an espresso martini on the menu and I asked if they could make it a decaf (if not I gave our server a plan b cocktail). Not only did they deliver (a delicious) decaf espresso martini but they were so enthusiastic about all of their coffee choices! My husband had the Gucci 52 (I of course had a couple of sips) and it was superb. Better than many of the cocktails I have had in several NYC Greek restaurants and so much more creative! Now for the food! We shared the sweet potato hummus, duck kokkinisto and grape leaves stuffed with tuna. I have never seen any of those items on any Greek menu before and duck is one of my favorites! They were all 10/10. The flavors could not be beat and the portions and presentation were all so generous and thoughtful. After experiencing their cocktails and dinner we knew we couldn't skimp on dessert. We shared the custard stuffed phyllo and OH MY GOSH. If you're too full for dessert, make room! Lastly but certainly not least, the servers deserve their own paragraph. We were simply blown away by the professionalism, kindness and passion from our server and other server's we interacted with. We felt so taken care of. We were given our bag of leftovers at the very end of our meal, which is such a nice touch. This level of service is not something you see everyday. Professional but warm, not stuck up, efficient but does not make you feel rushed. This area is worth visiting if only to come here! Thank you for making our experience so memorable.

Excellent from start to finish…read more Everyone, from the hostess and waitstaff to our server, Babis, and even the owner, was warm, welcoming, and genuinely hospitable. Babis was fantastic: personable, fun, attentive, and his recommendations were spot on. The meal was outstanding. The tender baby calamari was delicious, the pita bread was unbelievably light and cloud-like, and paired perfectly with the authentic tzatziki. Our short ribs and halibut were both exceptional. They also have a wonderful selection of creative non-alcoholic cocktails (pictured), and even the signature House of Stefas ice cubes were a fun detail. We finished with an espresso and cappuccino.. the perfect ending. Another fun surprise: the imported swan faucets in the restrooms. They're a rare and memorable touch. We will definitely be back.

Absolutely wonderful! The menu offers a huge selection of Spanish, Mexican, Latin, and South…read moreAmerican dishes plus American and Italian. I got the chicken fajitas and my dad got the beef stew. Both were generous portions -- the chicken and veggies were perfectly cooked and I have 1-2 meals worth of leftovers. The homemade tortillas were the best I've ever had. The hot sauce was fantastic too (unsure if made in house or not). Wanted to note that they now serve alcohol, as another reviewer mentioned they didn't. They have a full dining room plus a bar area, and both are equally nice. We went on a weekday evening and the place was fairly empty. Please do yourself a favor and check them out!

Highlight of this restaurant: amazing food but do not serve alcohol…read more Read on for our full experience - This restaurant used to be Maura's Kitchen, on Alden Place. It's a bit off the main street traffic and not advertised as they should. We were in the mood to try something new so decided to give this place a shot on a Friday night. The place was completely empty and I was a bit worried that this is not going to be a good meal. Once seated, the waiter brought a basket of tortillas chips and salsa to the table. My kids immediately attacked it. The salsa was not spicy so they really enjoyed it. A quick look at the menu we realized they don't serve alcohol, a bit disappointed but not a deal breaker. They did have many Virgin drinks such as sangria, Pina colada, Margarita, etc. I found their menu to be a bit all over the place. They have a Spanish section but also have burgers and sandwiches as well as Italian pasta dishes. Their appetizer also contains taco bowls and burritos which should be in main dish section?! The soup are also quite expensive, but maybe because they are big portions? The menu also don't give much description for the Spanish food (I'm no expert), so we made our orders and hoped for the best. The kids wanted milkshakes and I asked the waiter to split 1 order into 2 cups so they can share it. He was super nice to do so without charging extra. As the dishes come out, our worries were put to ease. Everything was absolutely delicious. Hubby had the shrimp sauteed (Camarones Saltados), big portions with a side of rice and salad. It was light and well seasoned, the rice were also very flavorful. I had the Mexican stew, which was tender pork in tomato based soup with fresh onions, lettuce and avocado on top. Comes with tortillas chips, green dipping sauce (guacamole-like, but not as thick), and a very spicy hot sauce (which I ended up adding to the soup as it was absolutely yum), and a side of rice. My daughter ordered the Garlic shrimp - she opt for mashed potatoes on the side. I was surprised to find the garlic shrimp was in a creamy sauce, but it was so good! I want to take that sauce home and add rice or pasta to it!! You can tell that the mashed potatoes were made from real potatoes. It has nice chunks to it and the color is slightly yellow. So good! My son had the calamari and it was served on a bed salad with lettuce, tomato, radish, and banana peppers. The creamy dipping sauce was so good too. We really wanted dessert but was so full from dinner that we'll have to plan better next time. All in all, great place with top notch food. I would give the food 5 but knocked 1 down due to no alcohol. We will definitely come back to try more dishes!!

Ignore all negative reviews. Good food (the French onion soup was notably excellent), very…read morereasonable prices and friendly attentive service. Recommended if in the area or as a stop traveling to or from nyc.

I have been driving past this restaurant for the last year or so and finally had the opportunity to…read morevisit. I'm actually surprised by the negative reviews- I don't doubt them, but we had a great experience. We were greeted and seated promptly. Kathy, our waitress, was very good. We had the pretzel sticks for an appetizer and they were delicious. My steak was cooked perfectly and my salad was fresh. My fiancé had a grass fed burger and fries and he said that it was probably the best burger he's had in the area. We really enjoyed our visit and look forward to visiting again. I hope that we continue to have good dining experiences here- it's a great, cozy spot!

Food is good, the ambiance is very colorful, and the staff is super friendly!…read more I live nearby, and this is my go-to place for great tasting Mexican dishes. I enjoy their freshly made guac, which could use a bit more salt by the way, but that's just me being picky.

Casa Amigos was an interesting experience. One thing that immediately stood out was the heavy use…read moreof clove throughout nearly every dish; including the salsa. I've encountered regional Mexican cuisine that incorporates clove before, but not to this extent or across so many menu items. The flavor profile was unexpected and, for me, a bit overwhelming. Overall, the food was just okay. The restaurant was packed, so it's clearly doing something right for many diners. The staff was attentive, friendly, and provided excellent service, which definitely added to the experience. While the food wasn't quite my style, the welcoming atmosphere and hardworking team deserve recognition.

So i absolutely adore this place but today was different…read more Took an abnormally long time to be seated when it was still quiet, no breakfast rush yet. Ordered couple of waters and an apply juice for the baby... no one asked for a refill Took an abnormally long time to place the food order. Food was eh.. I can't believe it but it was ehh!! My eggs on the avocado toast were overcooked: ordered medium and got over hard. Baby got a pancake that was like crispy on the bottom and hard to cut. And covered in powdered sugar! I'm not sure if there going though a staff refresh or what not- but there's something about you sitting at a table looking to get a refill on your water when there 4 people standing around doing nothing-

I visited Hangers Cage today and it was terrific! I had avocado toast with medium eggs over easy…read moreit was delicious! Allie - chef and owner so talented! She always creates a delicious meal! A bonus the plates are decorated so beautifully- true professional. The staff is incredible, friendly, accommodating and so polite! The atmosphere was fun! We had a great view of the runway the airplanes landing and taking off.... What a great experience- can't wait to visit again! Can't wait to go back !

Everything about our dining experience was excellent. The food was delicious and exceeded…read moreexpectations and the tiramisu was the best I've had since traveling to Italy. Pizza was cooked perfectly and drinks were perfectly crafted. This is my third experience at Barboro and it is consistently excellent. Must stop whenever near Millbrook.

Whoa.... how do they stay in business? terrible food. Let's start with the service... us: "may we…read moreorder our appetizers we are still figuring out dinner" waitress: "let me come back we prefer to take your order all at once." $153 two people... I was to find out why.... I ordered for the app, a fire roasted artichoke on the menu... what i was served was 1/2 or 1/3 of a scrawny burnt up artichoke with no meat on the leaves, on top there was a table spoon of burnt breadcrumbs. Not stuffing, not edible, just literally, like unseasoned dry burnt breadcrumbs laying on top of a shriveled up tasteless, meatless 1/3 of a scrawny burnt up piece of artichoke... $18 Had I gotten this ridiculous high school cook level "creation" we would not have ordred entrees. Then came the rigatoni, with peas and sausage... what it was: it was a seriously bad tasting tomato sauce with shriveled up frozen or canned peas. Total yuck. Never going back. I will say that a couple of years ago we had a decent meal there. This place is terrible. Avoid.

Had dinner here last night for the first time. It is beautiful…read more There was a wedding in the garden which was wonderful to get to see from the outdoor patio. The burgers n fries where delicious and the quesadillas and wings where yummy. Colleen is a wonderful waitress who makes an amazing "WOO WOO"!

From the owner: Come and enjoy a perfectly poured Guinness, some local craft beers, a glass of wine, a fabulous…read morehand-packed burger or delicious Corned Beef Stack. If you're in the mood for something light, try one of our many appetizers or salads. And don't miss the Best Irish Breakfast in town on Saturday and Sunday mornings serving from 7:00 am.

Top tier all around! Everything is fresh and so delicious. Lovely spot in town and a 10/10…read moreeverytime. Caring, kind and local!

A very cozy cafe, small selection but very good quality. The tomato mozzarella pasta salad was…read moregreat, and the crack bar, well lived up to its name. Definitely the bar was best, sweet and buttery. Great place for a quick lunchtime

Sooooooo delicious! Amazing falafel, hummus, lentil soup,…read moremoussaka. A vegan's dream come true. Who would have thought such a nice place could be found in a little shopping center off the Taconic?

Great gyros and other items at a reasonable price. Friendly courteous service. Clean restaurant.read more

Hostess said to seat ourselves. Tables had red plastic sheets. One big room. So little privacy…read more Food took some time. The frijoles were a little bland for my taste. The beef taco was a little skimpy. They could have added lettuce and tomatoes to fill it out more. The side of guacamole was very good. Hubby's beef quesadilla was good. He enjoyed it. We found the service to be very slow. Which was surprising because you could see the waitress in the next room. She just didn't come over. Also noticed that when a bigger group of regulars showed up, they automatically received chips with salsa with out them saying a word. We didn't get that. Maybe an off day? We were passing by and remember when this place was called the Eagles Nest many years ago. That place had awesome food and we went weekly. Time and places change. Hopefully someone else has a better experience.

Seriously amazing! Food was so delicious, all the breakfast food was cooked perfectly and we were…read morebrought chips and salsa before hand. This is a fantastic place!