This might be the best thing I've had. I arrived early and snagged a spot in the back lot; parking…read moreis limited but doable. I grabbed a table and got some work done before it filled up; it does get busy. The breakfast wrap was outstanding: a warm, soft tortilla packed with fluffy scrambled eggs, melty cheese, and perfectly seasoned breakfast meat (I had theirs with sausage). Every bite was balanced; creamy, salty, and a little smoky; with just the right amount of gooeyness. The fillings stayed nicely tucked in without being greasy, and the tortilla held up well without getting soggy. The saucy cup they serve alongside added a tangy, slightly spicy kick that brightened the whole wrap. The coffee paired nicely; I like mine sweet, and theirs was just right. Sitting outside can be noisy from traffic, which might bother some people, but I found it calm and relaxing. I need to come back and try more things from the menu.

Finally visited The Saucy Cup after seeing their viral posts all over my Instagram/TikTok feed. I…read morelive in town and am surprised I haven't visited sooner! I'm happy to see a business that is thriving in this location since all of the previous businesses did not make it. There was a line when I arrived and the super tiny parking lot was full so I had to park on one of the side streets. I ordered the Honeybee Latte off of the spring specials menu. It was super tasty and sweet without being overly sugary. Ordering takes place at the first window and pickup is at the second window. They offer a bunch of food options which I plan to try during my next visit. There are a few tables in front of the building but it's located on a somewhat busy road near the highway. I would recommend taking your order to-go. Definitely recommend stopping by!

We were a party of 4 last night, with reservations for 6:30PM, seated right at the door in the bar…read morearea. I had my back to the bar, but from what I was able to see this is a very cozy place. Service was quick and attentive, and we did not feel rushed and were able to enjoy a pleasant time chatting. Drinks: the black walnut Manhattan, Fig jam old fashioned, wine , beer and port. Drinks were all excellent, i tasted the Manhattan and enjoyed it over the Fig Jam. For apps: Clams oreganato (the couple with us enjoyed this), flat bread (was much more like pizza than flat bread, but still tasty, per my husband), and on the special New England Clam Chowder which was very good, not too thick and decent and fresh clams in it. Entrees: Shrimp Risotto scampi, very flavorful Risotto cooked perfectly. Two of us ordered the Cajun Mahi Mahi, over spinach with mashed, and 2 shrimp. the Cajun sauce was tasty with the perfect amount of heat, shrimp and mahi-mahi fresh and cooked perfectly. Rigatoni Bolognese which my husband enjoyed and said it was almost as good as my Italian mother's (like a good son-in-law) lol Dessert: Crème Brûlée - Brûlée was perfect, the crème was a little too thick for me. I ate it and enjoyed it, but not the best I've had. My husband ordered the key Lime Pie happy that it did not include nuts in the crust as some do, he thought it was good. Overall we had an enjoyable albeit pricy meal with good service. I would come back if other's wanted to go but it would not be my go to place.

We always have a great experience when we come to this restaurant. The staff are very friendly. The…read moreplace is beautifully decorated and very clean. It is a very large restaurant with plenty of seating either in the main dining room or in the two separate dining areas. They have a great drink and wine by the glass selection and the prices are reasonable for the portion size and the quality of food you receive.

Groovy Southern food meets refined semi-upscale downtown. What do we get?…read moreBreaded okra. Kiss my grits, but we aren't always talking BBQ when we're in the South. I've had me some soul food in Mississippi and 'Bama, though at a fraction of the price you get up North. Look, it's a Montclair thing. Pluses: Black owned restaurant serving cultural staples, plus foods for people who don't want Southern. Ambiance featured soul music, and at one point was playing Shaft! I can dig it. You're not left wanting for food quantity or quality. Plenty of shrimp in the grits, for example. Server was very pleasant to talk to with a little Southern twang to her voice. Why not five stars: Flavor needs deepening. For example, in the South I'm used to seeing okra chopped and breaded before being fried. Maybe more oily that way, more carbs... but more flavor as a result. I had the pulled chicken mac, which was a bit smaller of a dish overall (a bit intentional on my part) - and while the cheese flavors run deep, the meat did not. Shrimp and grits, I took a quick sample of my friend's grits and... I bet you can guess my finding there. Still, a very nice change from the usual Northern selection of foods. I would not hesitate to say Sweet T's is authentic and a nice visit if you're in town. You'll be paying a pretty penny wherever you eat, so you can tag this one on your list.

Amazing top tier dinner here for my bday. This place checked off all the boxes. Quality food and…read moregreat customer experience, and most importantly BLACK owned. love supporting my people. Keep up the great work! Amazing ambiance.

First time here and they did NOT disappoint!!!…read more I got the 2 piece dark meat chicken with a side and cornbread ...went with potato salad and added some candied yams on the side. Everything was sooo good, no complaints at all! The food was on point and the place itself was nice, clean, and had a really cute vibe. Definitely coming back!!!

There's home-cooked style soul food, and then there's cafeteria-style soul food. If you really grew…read moreup on soul food, you know exactly what I mean. Cornbread falls into that cafeteria-style category for me. We went on a Friday night and the restaurant was completely empty. I ordered the three-piece fried chicken with potato salad and cabbage. My friend had the oxtail with yams and collard greens. The fried chicken was flavorful and tasty, though I could tell it wasn't freshly fried--barely warm and not crispy, again, cafeteria style. The potato salad was really good and probably the highlight of my meal. The cabbage, however, had more onions and peppers than cabbage, which wasn't great. The cornbread itself was delicious but barely warm. I imagine it's really good straight out of the oven, but that's not what we were served. My friend did enjoy the oxtail. The collard greens were sweet but still good, and the yams were pretty decent. We ordered a peach cobbler to go because it sounded good, but once I got home it was very disappointing. The dough was barely cooked, and I could still see flour. If I had eaten it at the restaurant, I definitely would've sent it back. Service was great. The staff was friendly, we ordered at the counter, and they brought the food to our table. The space is small but has just enough seating. We were lucky to find on-street parking since we went late on a Friday night. They accept cash and all major credit cards. One small note: there are no bottled hot sauces, just small no-name packets, which weren't the best. We also had the sweet tea, which had a strange flavor--possibly honey--but it wasn't what I expected and I was no where near impressed. If you're expecting southern sweet tea, that's not what they have here. Pricing felt a little high for what's offered. Two dinners, two iced teas, and a very small peach cobbler to go cost us almost $70! Overall, decent food and friendly service, but for the price, I expected more of that true home-cooked soul food experience.

A cozy, very popular Ridgewood spot with good food--but come prepared for tight seating and a…read morelively atmosphere. We stopped in mid-week for a family dinner after work and even on a Wednesday the place was buzzing. The restaurant itself is pretty tiny, which makes for a cozy atmosphere but also means tables are very close together. If you can, I'd definitely recommend making a reservation. The menu is somewhat minimal, but the food overall was good. I eat gluten-free and noticed the options were a bit limited, which made ordering slightly challenging. I ended up going with the sea scallops. They were nicely cooked, but the portion was smaller than I expected--five small scallops with some vegetables. For the price, I do wish the portion had been a bit more generous. I have to admit I left still a little hungry. My dad ordered the short rib grilled cheese and really enjoyed it. That was probably the standout dish at our table. My sister ordered the honey bourbon chicken and said it was okay, but afterward she mentioned she probably should have gone with the short rib grilled cheese instead. One surprise of the night was live music on a Wednesday. I usually enjoy live music, but since we were hoping to catch up as a family it made conversation a little difficult. The music was fairly loud for such a small space. Service was friendly and attentive throughout the meal. They also have a rewards program, which worked out nicely--my dad received a complimentary dessert for his birthday. I ordered the crème brûlée, which was a great way to end the meal. A couple practical tips: parking in Ridgewood can be tricky. The restaurant advertises valet parking, though we didn't use or see it during our visit. If you find street parking, make sure to feed the meter because the town is known for giving out tickets. In warmer months they do offer some outdoor sidewalk seating, though it looks fairly limited. It also appears they have a happy hour, though we didn't arrive in time to try it. Overall, I'd recommend checking out Steel Wheel Tavern--just be mindful of the timing of your visit, especially if you're hoping for a quieter dinner.

The food was very tasty and the service attentive, despite it being crowded for Mother's Day. My…read moreonly issue was an old fashioned that was cloudy and salty.

I'm coming here since it's inception. Food, service and…read morestaff always the BEST. Cindia and daughters always Happy to serve and make you feel appreciated.

Classic Jersey diner vibes. Nothing overly fancy, but exactly what you expect from a good local…read morespot. I do wish they had a few more coffee options, but the regular coffee was good and the orange juice was actually really fresh and delicious. We ordered pancakes, eggs, and turkey bacon -- everything came out good and hit the spot. Service was great, staff was friendly, and the ambience was casual and comfortable. Overall, a solid diner experience.

This place is darling and cozy. Extensive menu and the food is well priced. The food is good as…read morewell. Lots of parking in their private lot. Both times I have been here the service was great. We had a male server on a Friday at lunch. He was working a double shift and hustling BIG time to keep everyone happy. He was lovely and smiling the entire time. The entire team seems very welcoming and goes out of their way to insure you have an amazing experience. Highly recommend.

2/28/26: Saturday night dinner at Tavern 292. The Place Was…read morePACKED! Standing Room ONLY! The hostess said, since we didn't have a reservation, there would be a one hour wait for the dining room. Otherwise, we could eat it at the bar. Luckily, a pub table just opened up. Our lucky day! Our lovely server was Isabella. We ordered a diet Coke and ginger ale. The menu was an upscale pub style. After looking at the menus, we ordered a West Coast Burger (Subst. Grilled Chicken) $20 , Side Greek Salad $9 and Tavern Burger (Subst.Cheddar Cheese ) w/ fried onion rings $19. When the entrées came out, the burger buns were branded with "Tavern 292". A very nice touch! I really enjoyed the West Coast grilled chicken. Loved the avocado and pepper jack cheese on the chicken! The side Greek salad was just fair. My bf really enjoyed the Tavern burger. However, a few of the fried onion rings were slightly overcooked and dry. The food was very plentiful. I ended up taking half the grilled chicken sandwich home. In addition, we ordered two glasses Caymus Cabernet. Food was good. Customer service was excellent. I only saw two single stall restrooms. The ladies room was very clean. However, it was my first time at Tavern 292. Possibly, there could've been additional in another area. The restaurant has a large parking lot. In addition, adjacent parking lot. In fact, it was so crowded that's where we parked. Overall, Tavern 292 is a nice casual and comfortable place to stop in. We would definitely make reservations on our next visit to Tavern 292.

Just goes to show--you should never judge a book by its cover. Inside, it's your typical hometown…read morebar, but the atmosphere was great and the bar food was delicious. Our waitress, Nicole, was so nice and attentive. It happened to be Freestyle Night, and DJ Alex was amazing--he even got me up and dancing! I went back the following Friday, and Nicole recognized me right away. Before I even sat down, my drink was waiting for me. Another great night with DJ Alex Pro--definitely a good time and worth checking out!

Every time I come here for a quick bite it's always delicious. This is definitely the epitome of…read moreclassic American bar style food with weight. The bartender took our order and was extremely personable while also making sure she got everything right. In terms of the location, I'm thankful that this spot is so conveniently located but there's limited parking outside. The inside of the restaurant is a classic bar feel complete with a pool table, mini karaoke stage, games and a few high and low top tables.

Although I have been to this diner a lot this is the first time that I have to write a very…read morenegative review. 5 nights ago my hubby and I were in the diner and I ordered a chicken salad sandwich on rye toast with lettuce. tomato and onion. I asked them to make sure to add the onion. Yes, the sandwich was good but they charged me $1.00 for the onion. When I went to them about this charge, they told me that the sandwich only comes with lettuce and the waiter forgot to charge me for the tomato and that the onion charge was correct. Needless to say I am not going g back!!!!

Good place to have lunch or breakfast! Very close to where we live & convenient. Portion sizes are…read moregenerous. Plenty of options. Service is okay. Regular diner vibes.

Plenty of beer to choose from - food choices are limited. Food is ok, nothing to write home about…read more Screens to see the hockey players via video, but no direct views of either sheet of ice.

Best place to drink in Wayne, especially if you are from out of town and find you can't get a drink…read moreat the local hotels. Dave is The Man - makes a great drink and runs a tight ship. I'd give him six stars if they let me.