Delicious pizza from the wood fire oven. Friendly service from everyone who works here. The space…read moreis cozy and inviting, making it great for a large gathering or smaller group.

Upon arriving to Rahway, my coworker and I were starving. We didn't have lunch due to our long…read moreflight, so I was very excited about this Italian place. And surprisingly, this happened to be a very well known restaurant as our other coworkers knew about it! It's located across of CubaNu Restaurant & Lounge on the corner of Lewis St and Main St in downtown Rahway. There's paid street parking and parking garages around the area. My coworker and I shared their Calamari Al Forno, tossed with Italian sausage, hot cherry pepper, and balsamic glaze. And wow. Who would have thought balsamic glaze with calamari would be sooooo good! I'll definitely be ordering that combination again. The mix with the Italian sausage and cherry peppers added a nice kick to the dish. Both of us could not stop eating it even though we wanted to save room for our pastas. Our meal was off to a great start! I ordered their Linguini de Mar which was supposed to have four seafoods: shrimp, calamari, mussels, and clams. Unfortunately, mine was missing the calamari. However, the pasta was incredibly flavorful and the seafood was cooked perfectly - not overdone or underdone at all. YUM! My coworker got their Cheese Ravioli with the Bolognese sauce (unsure if it was extra as I didn't see the check). She loved her pasta as well! She's usually a light eater, but she devoured half the calamari appetizer and all of her pasta, which speaks volumes about how much she enjoyed the meal. I felt that the one downside was the unusual amount of water I drank (maybe ten cups?). This was my own personal indicator that there was definitely some sort of flavor enhancer which wasn't a negative thing. I'm not certain, but the food was very good, so kudos to them if that's the case. Overall, definitely a hidden gem! We unfortunately didn't try their pizzas/pies but this will definitely be on my list again the next time I visit. Or I may opt in for another round of calamari al forno and pasta again, haha!

Came here to meet up with some friends on a Friday night. We started out at the bar and then the…read moregroup grew so we moved to a table, outgrew that table and moved to another table. They had no issues accomodating us, which was great. My first drink order was a watermelon martini and it was pretty good. Ordered some wings and fries and the wings were really good and really spicy. Had a second drink and it was good as well. The music was okay but the vibes were pretty good. Its a great laid back hang out spot with good drinks, tv and good vibes

This was perfect for the time being! It was late at night and we wanted something to drink and eat…read more This spot had a nice crowd it looked like a bunch of college students or neighborhood ppl just hanging out. We ordered several things and the bill was very reasonable. It gave me dive bar vibes. I would definitely go back, the young lady that wait on us was very nice and the food came out in a decent time and was hot. Don't order the calamari, you can tell it's frozen and then fried.

A medium sized venue with low mood lighting. Gives upscale energy & vibes. Staff were very friendly…read more& efficient. They also were fun, not afraid to joke around with you as part of your experience. Parking here is a true pain though. Metered street parking mainly (Free after a certain time), but there is also a parking garage. It does have a very nice bar area, but I did not take a picture of it. For food we had the Dumplings appetizer, El Presidente, & Mama's Chicken. Drinks we had The Purple Drink (Yes, that's its name) & Simple Man. All of the food was absolutely delicious. Even the complimentary bread was great. It comes with a "cinnamon apple" butter? Not sure, but it was excellent. Overall, worth a return trip. Grades: Dumplings: A+ El Presidente: A+ Mama's Chicken: A The Purple Drink: A Simple Man: A+

I really wanted to give this place a try, but I left pretty disappointed. Not only was it…read moreexpensive, but the food just didn't deliver. I started with a drink that was just okay, nothing special, but not terrible either. For an appetizer, we ordered the octopus, and unfortunately it was not good. The sauce didn't taste great, and the octopus itself didn't taste great either , which already set the tone for what I was about to have next. For my entrée, I had the Dijon salmon (not pictured), and it was honestly so bad. It had a very strong, fishy taste, and I couldn't get through it, I left most of it on the plate. I'm not one to complain, and since I was there with my kids, I just paid the bill and left. The space itself is pretty, but the food is no bueno. Also I found the menu was limited, it wasn't clear what their specialty is, and nothing really stood out or made me want to try something else. Overall, not a place I'd return to nor recommend.

I come here for lunch sometimes and the service is very fast. You can get a platter of whatever you…read morewant. There is no wrong choice; everything is good. The chicken kebabs are well seasoned. You can get them in a wrap, on a platter, or just by itself. I like getting the chicken kebab with salad and tahini as a dressing. My partner recently got pasta with alfredo sauce and veggies, and he said it was pretty good, no complaints. The portions are good for the price, and the choices are all healthy. You might have leftovers. They serve everything in to-go containers to make the choice easy.

Not bad, pretty good service. I'd consider returning. I did appreciate the large portions, that was…read morea plus.

What Thai food dreams are made of…read more I first got hooked on Thai food about 20 years ago--grabbing takeout from random food carts and a tiny Midtown spot called Rain. One bite in, I was done for. Since then, it's basically a rule: if I see a Thai restaurant, I'm stopping. Over time I've graduated beyond pad Thai (growth), and I'm always on the hunt for the next standout dish. This past weekend, I found a hidden gem. And I mean hidden. Don't let the exterior fool you--it looks like the new owners took over a long-retired diner that last saw its glory days sometime around the Reagan administration. Inside doesn't do much to change your expectations either... very "vintage 80s diner chic," and not in the trendy way. Then you're greeted by a kid who looks like he's juggling high school algebra homework while simultaneously bussing tables, taking orders, running food, pouring drinks, and working the register. Absolute Swiss Army knife. Honestly, I've been to fully staffed restaurants that don't run half as efficiently. Now the food--this is where things get serious. I usually start with papaya salad, but I saw they offered soft shell crab for an extra $3 and thought, "say less." The crabs came out perfectly fried--crispy, not greasy--two generous pieces sitting on top of a bright mango salad with a light vinaigrette. Ridiculously good. For mains, I went with my usual benchmarks: beef pad see ew and duck in red curry. Both delivered. The pad see ew had a solid portion of Chinese broccoli, noodles cooked just right, and that perfect balance of savory flavor. The red duck curry? Rich, fragrant, and the kind of dish that reminds you why you fell in love with Thai food in the first place. No exaggeration--these might be the best versions of both dishes I've had in 20 years of eating Thai. And I don't say that lightly. I was just in Vegas and went off-strip to try a highly recommended Thai spot... this place beats it, easily. My wife agreed, and she doesn't hand out food compliments like participation trophies. At that point, we figured dessert was mandatory because clearly this place refuses to miss. Mango sticky rice came out and--shocking--also excellent. Sweet, balanced, and a perfect finish. Total bill was around $100, including a large Thai iced tea (also on point). Bottom line: this family knows exactly what they're doing. If they keep this up, they won't be "hidden" for long--they'll be packed with repeat customers who, like me, came for curiosity and left planning their next visit.

Initial impressions, the interior is a lot nicer than the exterior. The thai iced tea was really…read moregood and you get a pretty large quantity for what you order. All the food came out hot and you could tell it was just made. However, items on the menu felt hit or miss. The tom yum soup, personally a miss, something about the smell of it was off which affected my taste. The roti in the roti thai style was really good and flaky, but the massaman curry was too thick. Drunken noodles were well made, and I had asked for spicy which the waitress gave us a warning that I might be "too much." However, it was quite the opposite and a bit below the spice level I was expecting. Also, felt like if you were ordering outside of their lunch special, the food is a bit expensive for what you get.

I am so so so so happy that Agapi opened in Rahway. Finally a solid restaurant with healthy food…read more My go to is the avgolemono soup though their burger was probably the most refreshing burger I've ever had. And the desserts!! Not too sweet and quite addicting! Especially the walnut cake and the orange cake! This review was made in connection with a Toast promotion.

The ambiance is so beautiful and aesthetically pleasing and the service is like a big hug from your…read morewhole family. The food was absolutely delicious and authentically Greek. 10/10 overall, would recommend, will be back again!

Delicias is hands down one of my favorite spots in Rahway. The food is always so good, but what…read morereally stands out to me is how genuinely kind and accommodating they are. The staff is seriously the sweetest. Twice now I've either called or gone in asking about soups I had during the Rahway Soup Stroll -- their birria ramen and chicken tortilla soup -- and even though neither are on the regular menu, they had no problem making them from scratch. That alone says so much about them. And both soups are to die for. Everything tastes super fresh and homemade, which makes sense since they actually cook everything from scratch. My go-to order is the Milanesa de Pollo, and it never misses -- always crispy and flavorful.

The food and service were terrific. Have been trying a bunch of Mexican food in the area and this…read moreis definitely one of the best. Very kind people and great tacos. Highly recommend going on Tuesday for a great taco Tuesday deal - 3 for $10. The ambiance is authentic and lowkey which is nice for a sit down meal

Best breakfast and lunch spot in rahway!! From there bacon…read moreegg and cheese sandwiches, to there fried chicken, it's all good!!

Wow! This Rahway pub is a hidden gem. I had such an amazing meal and my friend loved her Patty…read moremelt, which looked SO incredible. I had the bbq fried chicken sandwich with bacon and it was one of the best I've ever had in my life! A Pub type ambience and our server was wonderful.

Came to this pub after a Sunday Afternoon walk. Once again Yelp was the resource of choice in my…read moresearch. No regrets. Truly enjoyed my experience. The drinks, the food and service were all good. This is a great relaxing restaurant with a very chill vibe. I absolutely LOVED the fish and chips and the blue cheese dressing was amazing. I would definitely go back.

Best place in town , delicious food from Peru , lomo saltado , and leche de tigre my favoritesread more

Ceviche was on point and so fresh. I love that they have a bar now and serve authentic Peruvian…read morecocktails. The Algarrobina cocktail tastes like a spiked Ovaltine (but in a good way!) The wait time was a little long for our food once we were seated but we got to sip on our cocktails during the wait. Peruvian artwork filled the walls and my husband appreciated that his Quechua culture was represented. What a great restaurant for downtown Rahway.