Excellent restaurant which I came to for my birthday with my wife. Really nice atmosphere, staff…read morewere very friendly and attentive and the food was excellent. Absolutely recommend!

When I suggested 234, I was hoping for something on the menu to appeal to me. My disappointment was…read moreclear but I tried. The waitress could not have been nicer. The vodka on the rocks was barely a shot. No I didn't bother with a second. Shared wings that were so messy our napkin's trashed they quickly replaced them and I must say we were pleased when presented wet paper towels to clean up with after the wings! to complement the diverse menu add something like a hot roast beef French dip or cheese steak for the diner who needs are not accustomed currently.

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 like the overall friendliness of the resturant vibe . The bar can be a bit loud at times but…read moreusually after happy hour it quiets! I have had chicken quesadilla and nachos on the bar menu. Both were great my daughter's favorite is the spicy chicken and I recently ordered the chicken melanase with grilled chicken it was tasteful ! had to ask for a to go carton .

Happy Cinco de Mayo! Make sure to make a reservation. Love the Vintage Power Wagon margarita as…read morewell as the special fish taco with salad. The guacamole is fresh with chips made from scratch as well as the delicious street corn.

The food is consistently good and the servers are always pleasant and professional. However, as…read moresomeone who dines here frequently and always makes a reservation, I'm extremely disappointed with the management. Reservations don't seem to mean anything. When you book a 7:00 p.m. table, you shouldn't be waiting an hour to be seated, yet this happens every single time I come. An occasional delay is understandable, but a consistent one points to poor planning and a lack of accountability. What's most frustrating is seeing tables occupied by guests lingering over water long after they've finished, while a line of customers with reservations waits. There appears to be no effort from management to monitor table turnover or communicate time expectations when the restaurant is clearly backed up. The front-of-house staff does a great job, but the reservation system and overall management need serious improvement. As it stands, the experience is frustrating and unacceptable for guests who plan ahead.

The pizza chef must be on vacation this week. The salads: delicious! The gelato and cappuccino:…read moresuperb! The margarita pizza: cardboard with a slab of mozzarella. Horrible. The pesto drizzle had little flavor, the tomato sauce lacked any spice and looked like a thin layer of jam, and the non-melted cheese was just that: hunks of cheese on top of thick crust. The pizza is not thin-crust, yet the pie was clearly undercooked. The atmosphere can be lovely, and the service is polite albeit a bit distracted. Go before 7 and you will dine with families with young children, and the high rafters carry the sounds from all tables to yours. We will return for pasta and all the delicious additions to the meal, but we all agreed: we will pass on the pizza.

Delicious food, fabulous atmosphere, great friendly staff really can't ask for anything better…read morethese days !

came here for brunch, super warm and cozy vibes best french…read moretoast i have ever had, practically melts in your mouth and the apples were cooked perfectly not too soft and enough crunch the mac n cheese was also quite good, never had something like that before they give complimentary fresh bread and olive oil -valet parking only -service was a little slow

We went to The Inn at Pound Ridge for our anniversary, and unfortunately it was a very…read moredisappointing experience. From the start, service was extremely slow and inattentive. It took a long time just to get menus and even longer for them to take our order. Throughout most of the meal, no one checked on us--only toward the very end did anyone come by. For an appetizer, we ordered the guacamole and chips, and the chips came out cold. We actually had to ask them to heat them up, which shouldn't be necessary at a restaurant like this. For our entrées, the experience didn't improve. The chicken was slimy, and the grilled lamb was bland and lacked any real flavor. We couldn't even finish our meals. The seating made things worse. We were placed in a corner right next to what appeared to be a service station. Staff were constantly coming in and out, which made it difficult to relax or enjoy any sense of privacy--especially on a special occasion. What was most concerning was the cleanliness. The wall directly behind our table was visibly dirty, with streaks that looked like spilled drinks that had never been cleaned. For a restaurant at this level, that's simply unacceptable. They did bring out small complimentary muffins/cupcakes for our anniversary, which was a nice gesture, but unfortunately they were dry and underwhelming. The biggest issue came at the end of the meal. We had a gift card (with receipt and order number), but they couldn't locate it in their system. The assistant general manager assured us it would be resolved in a few days and asked us to pay another way in the meantime. After multiple follow-ups over the course of more than two and a half weeks--calls and emails--we still have not received any resolution or refund. Communication has been inconsistent at best and nonexistent at worst. I've been here a few times before and each visit has gotten progressively worse. I really wanted to like this place, but after this experience, I won't be returning.

My friend and I decided to do happy hour at The Americano for the first time. We were kindly…read moregreeted and although there were not anymore seats at the bar (where happy hour takes place), the manager was so kind enough to still honor us with the happy hour selection from a table instead. By the time we were ready to start ordering, a few seats opened up and our sweet waiter took care of cleaning the area first before we switched over to the bar. The overall ambiance of this restaurant was family friendly with a holiday feel. We ordered cocktails, which were delicious! Our appetizers (sticky wings = 10/10, omg the sauce!; shrimp bao buns, and some meatballs) kept us more than full enough that we decided to hold off on ordering anything else for the evening. Before we left, our original waiter asked how everything was and some of the exciting things that take place at this restaurant. I'm very big on customer service and I really appreciated how attentive, accommodating, and genuine everyone was throughout the night, even with there being so much people there. I will definitely come back again!

Originally excited by the addition of the Americano to Stamford's downtown scene and aesthetically…read moreloved the place too - but that's about all after my visit. Got there early ahead of our reservation to get drinks at the bar. I ordered a dirty vodka martini and my husband got a gin martini. They got the order wrong and gave us both dirty martinis. I was briefly excited by them asking if I wanted blue cheese olives but even those were dry since you can see them on the bar pre-skewered, sitting in a container, not in brine. We finished our drinks and then moved to a table. We were not given water when seated. Placed an order for another round of drinks then (smartly) made the decision to order a mix of apps first before our entrees. Placed an order for another round of drinks, got the gnocchi, dumplings & wings. Food hit our table before our drinks arrived and we had to ask for water. Now onto the actual food - sadly, nothing good to say about it: - Sticky Gochujang Wings: well fried wing but WAY too much vinegar in the sauce not at all a Gochujang flavor - Sweet Chili Dumplings: Panda Express sauce a cloyingly sweet. Would expect more from a place like this. Also the filling of the dumpling tasted like it had curry seasoning? Curry + sweet chili are not flavors that mix - at least not in this dish. - Gnocchi: The sauce was broken/so grainy and gritty and the gnocchi itself SO DENSE. After this bad show, it was a no-brainer that we were gonna take our night and appetites elsewhere. So disappointing. Feels like they have a lot of service issues. Staff felt new even though they've been open for a year or so now. Unless some big changes happen, I have no interest in coming back.

Great British Pub in Mt. Kisco. We went here twice when visit g my sister for Thanksgiving to watch…read morePremier League. The staff is very friendly and it is a great vibe. I highly recommend if you want to watch soccer, sports, or want a legit pub. They also have some British ales on tap, but the tap is an interesting pump type thing. It was cool and I recommend the Cornish ale. Obviously Guinness on tap. Try this spot. It rocks.

A genuinely solid British pub in the middle of Mount Kisco. Great spot for football, a pint, and…read morecomfort food done right. You order at the bar, grab a number, and the staff brings everything out -- simple, efficient, and very pub‑authentic. Fish and Chips Beer‑battered cod with chips. Light, crisp batter, flaky fish, and proper chips. Straightforward and well executed. Burger Wellington and Chips Angus beef with back‑bacon, cheddar, and mushrooms wrapped in puff pastry. Rich, savory, and exactly as over‑the‑top as it sounds. The pastry stays crisp and the whole thing works surprisingly well. The space has the right pub feel -- warm, lively, and full of people watching Premier League matches or just settling in with a pint. Service is friendly, and the food comes out hot and consistent. Final Take Solid food, great football pub energy, and an easy 4.5‑star stop. A place worth returning to.

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!

John from Westchester ; Visited Bia American kitchen with my…read morefam, for our anniversary The place is a beautiful restaurant A beautiful bar The staff is very professional and friendly, The food as usual was excellent from "When I Dip you Dip" appetizer to the salmon everything was excellent And it made for a nice evening for the family, Thank you all, see you soon And anyone reading this if you've not gone make it a point to visit and enjoy a good meal And always remember "Mangia Bene, Vivi Bene"

We had a dinner reservation tonight to celebrate my husband's birthday, only to walk in and be told…read moreour reservation had been canceled because we "didn't confirm it." I have honestly never heard of such a thing. What made the situation even worse was the way we were treated afterward. Instead of trying to accommodate us or show any understanding after hearing it was my husband's birthday dinner, we were essentially told to leave. It was appalling and incredibly disappointing. Shame on this restaurant for treating people this way. Hospitality and basic kindness clearly mean nothing to them. We wish them lots of luck in the restaurant industry because treating customers like this is unacceptable.