Food is from the mountainous region of Poland. If you like Polish cuisine, this place would…read moreinterest you. The menu requires some knowledge of Polish food with some offerings being familiar while others may require some exploration. We were two couples dining on a weekday evening. Two people had plum stuffed pork which was very good, one had the pork loin and broccoli which was also good. I had the schnitzel which was not to be confused with German or Austrian schnitzel. It was two small loaves of a mix of beef and pork which resembled more of a meatloaf. It was a bit bland but satisfactory. It came with mashed potatoes. Several sides of Polish sauerkraut, beet salad, and what appeared to be a fermented carrot salad were included. We shared an appetizer platter of pirogies, kielbasa, and something I couldn't identify, but it was all very tasty. This is not BYOB because they have a full bar. The ambiance has a Bavarian flavor and is squeaky clean and neat. The food is hearty and flavorful im what I would describe as peasant style. The service is excellent as they seem to want you to have a good experience. Reservations are required on weekends.

Spectacular and authentic Polish restaurant. My group of friends like to visit restaurants from…read moretheir backgrounds. It was my time to expose my friend group to Polish cuisine, and boy is this the place to do it! We were immediately greeted by the authentic decor, furniture, and outdoor space of a Highlander restaurant in Poland. The furniture is hand carved and there are outfits and decorations straight from the motherland. You feel like you are in your grandmother's home- and in a good way! There is something to look at and admire around every corner. Our waitress was so welcoming and patient while we decided on a variety of orders. She greeted us with a warm smile, gave us plenty of time to select from the menu, and provided top-notch recommendations. The food - don't get me started. This is as good, if not better, than what I eat in Poland. We tried soups (the żurek- sour, but not overwhelming, well presented in a bread bowl, and with delicious boiled egg- and the red barszcz- a tangy beet soup), a "sampler platter" with gołąbki (mini stuffed cabbage with tomato sauce for pouring to your liking), and grilled kielbasa. We also opted for the rye bread, lard, and half sour pickles. Sounds odd, but don't knock it till you try it! It's not what you expect, very rich and filling. For my entrée, I had a thinly sliced breaded pork cutlet with mashed potatoes on the side and "mizeria" (Polish side salad with cucumbers, dill, and sour cream). It was so fresh and light. I loved it because it reminded me of summers with my grandma. The drinks were colorful, well presented, and strong! Definitely worth their $12+ price. Overall, this spot is a hit. There is plenty of parking on the street or across the street at the library. Everything from the service, ambiance, presentation, to the freshness and taste of the food was top-notch. This is the spot to visit if you want real Polish food. We will be coming back!

Very good Ukrainian restaurant! Excellent and tasty food,…read moreexcellent service and reasonable prices for a banquet compared to other restaurants. Good music and a large parquet dance floor. The staff, headed by Yuri, tries to make your party unforgettable. !

We just celebrated our 50th anniversary here and it was amazing! The food was delicious, service…read morewas outstanding. They had live entertainment which was great as well! We had a large party of people and we had own room, there was a dance floor for everyone which the guests all loved. We will definitely be coming back soon for more parties and family events! 50 . . , . ,

2026 Aug 23: 4 lunch menu mainly lentil soup and chicken kebab and hummus and yoghurt spinach and…read moreyoghurt lebni. Of all the appetizers the hummus and the salad are the best. The yoghurt has walnuts inside and it is great too. The chicken kebab are juicy and the shish kebab is very well made.

This was my first time at Toros and I'm glad I stopped in! The restaurant has a warm, homey and…read moreinviting vibe; I particularly liked the lighting and wall art, it made the space feel very authentic. Toros only serves wine, so plan accordingly (they do have a non-alcoholic lemonade on the menu, which my dinner date loved). Our server was friendly and took time to describe each item on the menu. For my meal, I tried the Bamia, which is a traditional, thick Turkish stew with okra and lamb, served with basmati rice. The stew itself had a sour taste but our server did give me the heads up before ordering. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at Toros and I'm looking forward to coming back!

I also went to sis restaurant down the street But went here…read moreand so glad I did It's a BYOB so saved me money The place was packed but service was great The food was fresh sgd fast and perfect I will be going here from now on I highly recommend

Love the food. Its a BYOB which is good for someone who can bring wine and beer. However, I…read moreusually start dinner with a cocktail like a Martini. But, I am willing to forgo one to eat here

Very nice place, delicious coffee and food. A bit pricey but you won't leave the place disappointed.read more

This restaurant was a new experience for me just days ago. The food quality showed its newness and…read morehad great flavor. The restaurant's downtown spot pairs with exceptional staff work. You can taste the care in their cooking. This place should attract repeat customers.

I went to Michael's Riverside for a work holiday party, and going in, my expectations were…read more.. neutral at best. All I knew was that it was an Italian restaurant, and as someone who is not the biggest Italian food fan, I showed up with an open mind and a backup personality. First win: parking. Plenty of on-site spots and a separate entrance/exit situation that clearly said, "We care about traffic flow and your sanity." Already off to a strong start. When my friend and I walked in, staff greeted us right away and immediately pointed out the bathrooms and the bar area which, frankly, is the correct order of priorities. The room itself wasn't huge, but it was cozy and fit our group comfortably, with enough space to move around... even when the DJ decided it was time for a conga line (yes, that happened, and yes, I internally facepalmed). Food was served family-style, and I'll admit it: I was pleasantly surprised. Everything was well seasoned, cooked properly, and, a personal victory, the vegetables were not overdone. A holiday miracle. I enjoyed the meal far more than I expected to, which says a lot coming from someone who usually approaches Italian menus with caution. Bathrooms were clean and well-stocked with toilet paper and soap, which shouldn't be noteworthy but unfortunately still is in this world, so credit where it's due. My only gripe was dessert. While many of them looked aesthetically pleasing, they fell into my least favorite category: dry. If you love a dry cake or cookie, this may not bother you. If you're like me... you might want to enjoy dinner here and then go elsewhere for dessert. Overall: Even though it's not my go-to cuisine, Michael's Riverside delivered a genuinely good experience. I came for a work party and left thinking, I might actually come back here on my own: willingly. And honestly, that's the highest praise I can give.

I had my daughter's bridal shower here last Saturday. The restaurant is lovely. I have only good…read morethings to say about Michael. He was always available to answer any question I had and was great to work with to make my daughter's day special! The food was so delicious and plentiful! We went with a buffet with appetizers. Everyone raved about the food! And his staff was also wonderful! We also had the photo booth which was a big hit! Our ages ranged from 8 to 92 and all I heard was good reviews! This was my first time at Michael's but definitely won't be my last!

Had dinner here recently for the first time ; I could go 3.5 Stars…read more Nicely, simply decorated. Very friendly staff. Located on that odd street across from the train station but found street parking easy as it is not in the center of the business district. BYOB. The Food Apps-- The ( special) homemade chickpea soup was excellent. But the crab cake fell flat for me. Just OK. As for the fried calamari....I'm no stranger to this dish and I felt here the coating was just too thick & cornmeal-y if you know what I mean. The mussels in white wine sauce was very good. Entrees-- The Grilled Salmon; served w/ grilled zucchini, roasted potatoes & pesto was a disappointment. I usually never order farm raised salmon because it gets dry easy and this was the case here. Also the small roasted potatoes were dry and there was barely any pesto on it, I cannot recommend this dish. From what I've heard elsewhere, the pasta dishes are the "go to" here. Dessert-- How crazy that I had one of the best cappuccinos here ( if you like big, robust foam) And you must try to the house made cheesecake. Unlike any (heavy) Italian ricotta cheesecake I ever had, this version is very light and the consistency more like a solid flan. Excellent.

"It's the best Italian food in Jersey!"…read more I was sitting in a Chinese restaurant next to a nice looking Italian family when I overhead them talking about Volares. I figured they ought to know, so tonight I'm at Volares trying the food. It turns out, they were right. The food here is incredible. I live in Manhattan, so I don't know if this is the best in Jersey... but it's got to be near the top. I loved everything I had, and the whole restaurant from the person who greeted and seated me to the waiter--everything was an experience that I appreciated and enjoyed. Volares is definitely the best Italian place I've been in Jersey. You've got to try the veal. Incredible! Bravo.

We still laugh about this one, which is a shame, as we absolutely hate leaving negative reviews. We…read moreknow many businesses have it hard right now, but the 1-star review I am leaving here is warranted. There's no other way to put it. Parking lot was relatively empty, which gave us pause. However, everybody has a slow night once in a while. We gave it a try anyway. I liked the decor. Somewhat rustic, somewhat traditional Italian. The seating area was a rather open space, which we also liked. Things went downhill from here. Waitress came over and asked if we'd like some garlic bread while we looked at the menu. Sure, sounds great, right? This bread will come into play later on in my review. Order drinks. The wife ordered wine, I ordered an old fashioned. My cocktail was poorly done. As we sat, a karaoke night began, and it is clear there are some regulars for this. Why karaoke night runs during dinner hours is beyond me. Took quite some time for the waitress to return to take appetizer orders. Those took a while to come out. Calamari was overdone and chewy. Karaoke night was still blaring in the background. Took quite a bit of time for our meals to arrive. Sadly, they were just unremarkable, and karaoke night was now in full tilt with the same four or five singers taking turns at this point while the restaurant remained relatively empty. We skip dessert, ask for bill, and it takes quite some time to come. The garlic bread I mentioned before is on there for $12.00! This was slick, I'll give them that. Overpriced, unremarkable food in an unenjoyable atmosphere. If you want true Italian, go to Bazzarrelli. Half the price, quadruple the quality.

Food was just ok. Can't ruin penne vodka Appetizers of calamari and rice balls were good…read more Ambiance? If you like tacky If you enjoy eating under Trump banners hung all over the place. Owner said he doesn't care if people don't like it. I don't care who you voted for but I don't want to view political banners while I dine I don't care whose name is on them. Won't be coming back but I'm guessing he doesn't care