I've seen Das Creamery listed as one of the best ice cream shops in northern NJ for a few years…read morenow. Yesterday, I finally had a chance to see for myself. The verdict? Definitely, one of the best! The ice cream here was so creamy and delicious, my wife and I loved it. She had a cup of strawberry cheesecake and I had a cone with scoops of chocolate and butter pecan. Both were great, but the chocolate was amazing! The store is located in a strip mall on Rt 46 in Budd Lake. Plenty of parking and friendly staff behind the counter. Stop here if you want to treat yourself to something good!

The Banana Oreo may be my new favorite flavor of ice cream! Someone suggested it when we were…read morewalking in and I highly recommend. I also tried the Toasted Coconut Almond Kulfi and the Downton Abbey which were both incredibly tasty. Scoops were huge and the folks behind the counter were nice. Would 100% return!

I love the bakery at ShopRite in Byram. Always fresh and always delicious! Their rye bread is my…read morefavorite.

Ample selection of ready made dinners and that's what I came in there for. I did tho pick the wrong…read moreAsian chicken for my husband and I. General Tso's... way too spicey and hot for our liking, So he ate it and complained afterwards. I took one bite and stopped. I bought the teriyaki salmon and that was just fine. Large well kept, clean store I need time to shop around in. I am not from the area but enjoy stopping in when we are in Sussex county.

Sleepwalking and quiet quitting must be a thing as they're the only logical explanation as to why…read moreit takes 20 minutes to get a light coffee in an empty mid-afternoon store. I can only imagine the cobwebs that would have formed if I ordered one of their hypertension inducing dessert coffee concoctions that apparently require an advanced degree in chemistry from the Wonka Institute. You would think that a chain who was once capable of turning out 100 different kinds of donuts four times a day would be capable of serving coffee in their sleep. That's the problem, they actually do it in their sleep. One star for their power nap.

Worse service of any dunkin I've been to. You understand the point of dunkin is to be fast right? I…read moregot there and waited 15 mins to order, I saw 4 cars leave because it was taking too long and there was only one car ordering. I went to this Dunkin a year ago and it was the same. Do better!!!

This was our last gas stop on the road trip to NYC we took in 2025 and it turned out to be a lot of…read morefun! Yes, there's a Dunkin' Donuts here which is always a good thing, but my friend heard the Indian music blaring from a speaker outside where the dude was hanging out enjoying the evening, and she started impulsively dancing, that's how good the music (and the mood) was. After the fill-up, the same guy asked if I wanted a chair. I thought a chair may come in handy this trip so said, sure! He brought out a nice new looking zero-gravity lawn chair which I happily stashed in the van. And it came in handy at our Airbnb out on the patio in Williamsburg!

This Dunkin Doughnuts signed in with the voucher program from the Netcong farmers market . They…read morewill not honor the voucher . The vouchers are easy for the businesses to return for cash at borough hall. The manager pretended to scan the QR code and said it didn't work. The QR codes are there for the shoppers , not the businesses. I doubt I will return to this location again. I don't recommend this place to any Netcong residents. They are disreputable

While running errands my husband and I were pleasantly surprised with this hidden gem of a…read morebagel/sandwich shop. I got a hazelnut iced coffee, while hubby went for traditional hot coffee. They have many flavors and options for all. Their bagels looked so good and I opted for bacon, egg, and cheese on a plain bagel. My hubby was in the mood for Taylor ham grilled cheese and they were so accommodating. You can take it to go if you are in a hurry, but there are plenty of places to sit, relax and enjoy time w/ friends or loved ones. I loved that they served the food on real plates too!

Had to stop in this morning to get a few bagels for the weekend. Must have just missed the rush…read more Lots sold out, but who can blame them. Everybody wants a mount olive bagel. Just love the bagels here, soft fluffy inside, with a crispy outside. Cream cheese is awesome, veggies is our family favorite along with the plain. Got strawberry to try and it was really good so much flavor. If you're nearby I suggest stopping in for a bagel or two or more for later. I've always picked up extra. If you're able not to eat all of them right away they hold up well for a few days. So more joy at a later date.

I was in the area and needed gas. Quickchek was near by and…read morevery convenient. The gas was a good price about the same as everyone else. The advantage was I did not know that it was full serve. Also the convenience store was fine. If in the area I would go again.

Workers can never make food right, unfortunately it's every crap quickcheck around that blows, I'll…read morego to Wawa for now on

I am back in North Jersey for work. I have no idea of this is a "hidden gem," or if I am way late…read moreto the party. What a great dive-y sandwich shop/deli. Having lived in New England the last decade or so, I was so tired of living in the "sandwich desert." Knowing I could go anywhere in the area for dinner, I was craving a NJ deli. This was terrific. Service was great. The place is old-school convenience-style, clearly serving the marina. It's located perfectly. It was clean-ish/maybe...but what I was after was the food. I got a really good, and BIG Taylor ham, egg, and cheese with S/P/K. I figured it would be my appetizer (as they're typically a polite 3-bite size). This was delicious and substantial. The only thing keeping it from perfect was the ketchup was oddly tasteless. Typically the sweetness of the Heinz balances the salty of the cheese and Taylor ham. This may have been less than Heinz brand and was tasteless. For the main event, I got their Italian Sub. Add hot peppers. Holy cow! GIGANTIC AND REALLY FRESH AND TASTY!!! All of this was way more than I imagined and made me so happy to be back in the 973. Really great find by me (lucky). If this is lesser-known, go and tell everyone you know. If I'm the last to know, then you are all one step ahead! Taylor Ham was $8. Fantastic deal. Italian sub was $15. Could easily feed 2. I'll be back.

Stopped back in to E&T Deli in Hopatcong recently to try out the 2lb Italian I keep hearing so much…read moreabout. This one ended up being 2.55 lbs or something like that once it was weighed...insanity. Ham, Salami, Pepperoni, Capricola, and Proscuitto for the meats and then provolone, LTO, oil+vin, and banana peppers all on a freshly baked roll that's delivered daily. This thing was huge and tasty. Somewhere in the ballpark of $12-$13 too...whatttt? Also had to grab another "Jersey Meat" egg and cheese for my buddy Eric from Cultinary Road Trip who was making his first visit here. I like him so much I even told Bob (the owner of E&T) to toss a hash brown on that bad boy. Great spot, reasonable prices, nice view of the lake across the street. E&T ... once again ... Didn't Suck! *video is up on socials*

Very simple, ask for a bagel with extra cream cheese. Comes out and half the bread is still bare…read more So I simply asked may I have more because I asked and was charged for extra cream cheese. He said that's what I gave you. I won't give you anymore. His name (a guy)was Sandy. If that's extra then I guess I'm going on the ShopRite their attached to and buying 6 bagels and cream cheese for the same price.

Service is awful. Two people working on a weekday morning. Wish I could give zero stars.read more