Great authentic Mexican food. Good size portions and service was very nice. It's too bad more…read morepeople don't know about this place. Maybe because from the outside it looks kinda blah but inside is traditional Mexican atmosphere and kind service.

Easy to find. Needs better decor outside. Two entrances, 'Bar' and 'Restaurant'. We chose the…read morerestaurant. We went for a late lunch. No other patrons. Quite a selection of drinks. They quickly brought out tortilla chips with a homemade salsa and hot sauce. I chose the chimichangas in queso sauce. Hubby had the enchiladas in mole sauce. Mine was ok. I wasn't expecting the food to be drenched in sauce. If you like queso sauce, this is for you. The rice was ok, but felt like it was missing something. My husband's enchilada tasted good he said. Service was fine. They did check on us to ask if everything was good. Appreciated that. This was a lunch, and there were no lunch offerings. Found that surprising. Could offer that and plate smaller portions. I mention that because lunch was over $50. Overall, could use better decorations outside and inside. And perhaps offer more reasonable lunch options. Our opinion, but was worth visiting. You never know when you'll find a diamond in the rough.

I've seen better bagels…read more... Moderate amount of double lox is well compensated by extra ordinary amount of cream cheese. The bagels are not much to brag about.

Great fast and friendly service. Wonderful bagels. Big. Crunchy/chewy on the outside, soft on the…read moreinside. You can taste the yeast and the malt. They put exactly the right amount of cream cheese on it. And also they toasted it perfectly.

Come for the donuts! Yes it's absolutely worth the drive from wherever you are coming from. All the…read morebaked goods are amazing! There are a few places in the area, but this one is great. No cover charge and I could eat a dozen donuts. We got the scones and apple strudel as well. Both 12/10! The apple cider is also off the charts. Some of the best I've had. The pies are super fresh and I wanted one of everything! They post that they sell at local DeCicco's as well but can't confirm if it's all flavors... No u pick apples but they have every variety imaginable in the stand and all were fresh like they were picked that day. Plenty of other farm fresh veggies and honey. There is also some spots to eat outside and a food truck with some pizza and bbq options. The road to get here is a little rough. Super narrow and some spots where only one car can pass at a time. There is a parking lot and street parking available. Would very much depend on the time of day and year you are going but we were able to get a spot in front at the end of the day. Would definitely recommend for anyone of all ages especially if you love apple cider donuts!

The food truck outside is painfully slow. It took about 20-25 minutes to order food and then…read moreanother 30 minutes to get the food. They have some bbq options at this location. Around 2pm, they were sold out of pork and wings. Live music outside (country) and several picnic tables outside. Bathroom is an outhouse. The donuts are good - they're the fried kinds. Not super friendly staff. The cheddar scone was suepr dry and tough - it wasn't flaky at all.

The store is clean. The associates are knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. They offer a wide range…read moreof meats, which can be cut to order

Great hometown market where the staff is always willing to help. Great meat dept . Their prepared…read morehot foods , salads and re-heatable dinners are fantastic .

Everything from the location being accessible to major highways and thoroughfares to the…read moreattentiveness of the waitstaff, Tilly's doesn't disappoint! Apps highly suggest the goat beet salad [generous portion for 2-3 people to share] and the Lobster Bisque Soup (tender mouth melting seafood)

Went to weddings at this venue the barn its was absolutely wonderful. It has that Vermont natural…read morefeeling so real and beautiful. The food was delicious Italian theme really excellent.

I usually don't write reviews, but I felt I needed to let the company and customers know about the…read moreexcellent service I always receive from Anthony Borja at DeCicco's Supermarket in Brewster. Every time I go there and need help, Anthony is always willing to assist me with a smile and a great attitude. He is respectful, kind, and ready to help. In a supermarket where customers often have to find things by themselves, getting helpful and friendly assistance makes a big difference. What I appreciate the most is his consistency. Every time I visit, Anthony is the same -- helpful, pleasant, and professional. I truly appreciate his excellent customer service.

Came in on a Tuesday around 6pm. Our group came for the…read morecalzone and twists plus the hot food bar. Spinach twist was great. Calzone good too. And the pizza slices were quite good and large. We ate in the little dining/beer area. The bartender there was super friendly and kept checking on us. Really like this spot for a quick bite and brew! Will definitely make this a go to when in the area.

Amazing food, great service and beautiful ambiance. Consistently good food. Best penne vodka pasta…read moreand shrimp!

Went to Aversonos on an early Saturday evening for dinner with my wife…read more Started off with the Asian calamari and parm garlic bread which were both outstanding. Wife had the veal cutlet parm and spaghetti. She loved the veal but was a little sketchy with the spaghetti, said it tasted a little off. I had the rigatoni Bolognese with a side of meatballs. I am usually not a big fan of Italian meatballs but there meatballs are actually pretty good. (My wife does make better) Their rigatoni are short, fat little things that are outstanding. Good gravy. Service was excellent and knowledgeable. Atmosphere was a little noisy (bridal shower in the back room) but other than that, I would not hesitate to go back.

We didn't know what to expect at this place just pictures from Google and Yelp. So we went early…read moresince they don't take reservations, boy oh boy even at 5 PM, The place was already packed. They don't have enough parking spots so you park on the lawn on the side of the driveway. I really don't like Mexican restaurants but the guacamole and the appetizers were on point and so were the dishes. I can say that this is the first Mexican restaurant that we really liked so that means we are definitely coming back again. The place can get loud so get ready for that experience. It's not your fine dining formal place, you're here to party Mexican style.

The surrounds were a clear 5 stars. The tiered outdoor seating and view of the gardens and…read morereservoir were undeniably lovely. However, tables were wobbly and sticky throughout (which one could easily ignore underneath a white tablecloth, such as those being used for a special event on the lawn). Such things don't bother us all that much, but we did note the dramatic contrast of such kingly natural surrounds against the humble interior decor. Overall decor: 4. Family friendliness earns an easy 5 stars. We saw plenty of little kids (there's a bit of space to run around on the lawn), medium sized kids, and a few teenagers, to our great pleasure. Inclusive spaces like this make me feel at home. We have been told in the past that at less busy times, we could probably dine with the pup at an outdoor table. (Given the uncertainty, we've never tried, heading instead to confirmed dog-friendly places.) Service: 3 stars. It took quite a while for anyone to greet us outdoors or indoors. After waiting for some time indoors, a languidly indifferent hostess sent us back outdoors to wait. That same languidly indifferent hostess also made a number of attempts to upsell us on various things (e.g. more cocktails, bottled water, more appetizers, desserts) in ways that felt pushy and unpleasant. That said, we saw so many runners scurrying around at top speed to serve food and drinks. They really worked their tails off and deserve recognition. The food was 2 stars, with heavy reliance on pre-made, frozen ingredients. What we tried of it was just utterly mediocre. Frozen vegetables were boiled, then briefly sauteed with oil and salt. When it's the middle of summer, there's just no excuse for this. Seafood had the fishy nose and tough texture of previously frozen seafood. Enchiladas were not offensively bad, just very processed Mexican American fare, made with sauces from a jar and of course pre-fab tortillas. The prices would be excellent if one considered only the quantity of the food, not the quality. The latter is roughly equivalent to what you'd find at a diner. Note that there are no prices listed on the drinks menu. That might dissuade some from ordering drinks (or as many drinks) as they otherwise might. The one we ordered was commendably strong, though made with bottom shelf liquor, and to our happy surprise not too sweet. It was only $12. I recognize the beauty and appeal of the surrounds. You'll certainly want to sit outside if weather permits. And I deeply appreciate the family friendly vibes. But... the food is a pretty big ding for us. There is truly excellent Mexican / Latin American food to be had nowadays, even in nearby Danbury. This is not it.