I hate to hate on restaurants, especially small independent businesses as they have enough to deal…read morewith just to survive without having a jackoff pontificate on what said jackoff feels. So take this in the spirit of constructive feedback guys. I tried to contact you directly but was told no one was available. I've been to side door donuts 3 times now but only was able to get donuts once. The first time I went I came too late, I didn't realize this was a side business run out the back of Billy and Pete's. They apologized but stayed firm, 20 minutes too late, sorry.. want a burger? Second visit, we made sure we were there shortly after opening time. Again we left donutless, is that a word? It is certainly a depressing feeling. As it happened, the donut machine was broken and they were waiting for a part. Weeks now. It was smack in the middle of Covid and I understood. I would have preferred that they updated on Google maps or something but what the hell, we had a nice 25 minute drive and hit up Duck Donuts instead. The third and last time was successful for Donuts but the experience was so bad I won't be back. Ever. The donuts are small. Like really small. And for $20 bucks total not worth it. They are good. Actually really good but my surprise, and embarrassment as I brought them to a friend's house as my contribution to brunch, 2 dozen bite size donuts equals 4-5 regular ones. Ok. Learned. But here's the biggest issue. After such a buildup trying to get these donuts, over the course of years, we were faced with the meanest, difficult person to guild us through our experience. She was older, unhappy, disinterested, unhelpful and just an ass. I stated it was our first time and not sure where to go as she yelled at us for opening the side door. There are no signs. Side door donuts.. you'd think you gotta go in the side door. Nope. I explained our buildup and excitement of finally getting here after our disappointing broken machine visit.. she said that the machine has never broken. I didn't want to argue.. I just wanted donuts. I asked what was popular and she said how do I know what you like and walked away without explanation. There was no menu. Finally she hands me something to look at but I'm already like F this. I said I needed to bring something for a brunch, she said 2 dozen but tell me which ones ... annoyed I replied whatever. I paid, no tip and when I got the box I didn't bother to look as I just wanted to put as much distance between her and I as quickly as possible, there was also a kids birthday party going on surrounding us so that also made me want to run. The donuts looked good and everyone at brunch laughed and said they were cute. No man wants to ever hear anything that starts with "aw that's tiny but cute". Donuts were good. We fought over who got what and there was definitely not enough. I wish the bitchy lady at the donut place explained what I was ordering as I never would have guessed 2 dozen donuts would be so unsatisfying. I would have bought 4 dozen had I known... So, donuts good, experience very bad. Too expensive for what I got and customer lost. Too many other places that want our money. Please do better.

Pretty good doughnuts. Their size is perfect bite size and they are just too adorable!read more

The staff the selection the location. A great spot for breakfast or lunch. Neighborhood feel where…read moreyou usually run into friends.

Ordered a bacon and cheese bagel, it was ok. The service was good, the ambience was ok. People on…read morethere phone are loud. Don't need to hear their conversation. Got my food to go.

4/27 With 20 years of dining at Bradley, they are consistent…read morein taste. This gem, located directly across from the United States Postal Service, is the landmark in the community. It provides great service, quality food, catering events, and a quiet dining experience, inside or outside! This casual dining resembles a country kitchen when stepping in. It's very quiet in the early morning, giving way for surfing the net with your phone carrier's WiFi, reading, and a new and fascinating hobby, YELPING!! I've watched this bakery evolve since 2020 transiting from Bradley Smith and his wife to longtime Chef Alex, the true backbone of its success. They are specialists in dessert, Bradley's Desserts! The name speaks for itself, but, there is more to come, like breakfast items, lunch item, various loaves of bread. I've had so many different items here, like the Spanakopita, Ham, cheddar, onion wrap or the spinach, red pepper, monster wrap, quiche, frittata, all sorts of muffins and cookies. I love how they cater to kids by offering mini muffins or I like to call them baby muffins. I've even purchased a cake on occasion. Bradley's Desserts and breakfast goes great together. If you are in the Larchmont area, Bradley's Desserts is your early morning stop and the coffee is a must. Today I had the mini spanakopita and mini blue berry banana muffin and coffee. Be patient when ordering -- it gives you a chance to see how thorough the staff member taking your order really is. Full and ready to... Inspire more, Yelp more!

we ordered a cappuccino, a caramel latte, little Keylime pie, almond croissant, almond cookie,…read moreoatmeal raisin cookie, and a doughnut. Everything was very good. The almond cookie was my favorite

Nice outdoor space so we didn't mind the slow service. Four of us started with the arugula salad…read morewhich was delicious and enough for the four of us to share. Was disappointed with the Burrata Detroit style pizza (plus added sausage) which was very puffy and smaller than the waiter led us to believe. The classic thin crust was fine but nothing to write home about. I'd give it another shot if someone else wanted to go there but probably not if I was choosing.

I'm out almost $70, since the beginning of December, because they deactivated on-line ordering…read moreexcept through an app I used and when I went to pick up my order, they were closed. I was told that they would hopefully open within the next week. I inquired about being refunded and was given an email address to contact "Nina". I did and it took a while because she was away but she finally responded and told me that she would have the refund taken care of immediately. Never happened. I hounded her with further emails as reminders to take care of the issue with absolutely no response! Come to find out, they are permanently closed and I'm left having to look for channels to rectify the wrong done.

This is an inviting neighborhood ice cream shop. In addition to ice cream, they have milkshakes and…read morecustomizable doughnuts. They have a wide variety of flavors and allow samples. They have pints so you can take larger portions to go. I loved the strawberry cheesecake. It had chunks of cheesecake in almost every bite. My husband enjoyed the chocolate chip cookie dough. They were really kind to us when I mentioned it was my husband's birthday.

Absolutely love the ice cream here! I got a sundae and it was so good. There are so many flavors!…read moreDefinitely give this spot a try if you're in the neighborhood.

Stopped here on my way back from dinner for a small dessert option. Really wanted a milkshake and a…read morecouple donuts (they're small) to end my night. Walked in around 8:30 and things were basically empty. I figured I would just settle for a milkshake. Was told they were out of milk. Isn't that something that can just be purchased nearby to make sure the menu is complete? So I got a 6 pack of donuts - two chocolate, one lemon, two pumpkin, and one grape. I decided to save them for the morning. They were good. Not too much, but again, can't give a proper review if they can't provide a milkshake.

I came by on a weekend afternoon. The donuts are cute and tiny with some interesting flavors…read more My kiddos opted for the ice cream, of which they have a small but solid selection. No seating indoors, but you can perch by the long counter, and there's plenty of seating in the plaza next door.

It's my third time there, so I need to write it down. Pizza…read moreis amazing. Probably the best in Westchester. Pasta is quite good too and some appetizers are great. Top ingredients are used here, no question about it. Service is good, and owner is always around checking the place. Ambiance is good, but not spectacular. Inside is classic setting (but small) and the rest eats on a sidewalk. Wine selection is spot on. This is my favorite place to go for great pizza and pasta!

Overpriced to match the neighborhood it resides. Don't get me wrong, I believe in paying top…read moredollars for quality but for $29 a pie, I expected better here. I ordered the Maestro and Pistachio to go and they exceeded the wait time provided via phone. I arrived on time and I see it's a full house outside and empty inside. I awkwardly waited inside and it was unclear who to ask besides the waitors outside that looked busy tending to the tables. The dough tasted like when my dough wasn't what I wanted it to be. The flavor was okay. Both pies were nothing special or memorable to justify the price I paid. Again, price is not a concern for me when it's justified by the taste. Luckily Burrata was about 15 mins away so we headed there shortly after and grabbed a Burrata pie that satisfied our neapolitan pie craving. We appreciate dough even more now after years of dough trials for our dome. Overall, overrated.

Its sad that they refuse to going back to 24hours i will prefer to take my business to a place that…read moreoffers around the clock service

its 8am sunday in new rochelle and only dd is open at the moment and thats good enough for me…read more bigger and spacious then most dd in nyc and better selection of donuts as well which means , one jelly one boston creme and a large cappuccino which is good enough for now . plenty of seating and its just me , the free wifi and 3 dd workers who are waiting for the sunday morning customers to show up .

We came right when they opened at noon on a Saturday. All the staff were friendly and welcoming…read more Their cocktail menu was fantastic. Tons of options and flavors; it was hard to choose! I started with the tamarind margarita. The tamarind flavor was a bit subtle and the drink was on the sweeter side, but it was pretty good. I also tried the passionfruit mojito, which was a little more tangy and strong. My husband enjoyed the strawberry mojito and tom collins. To eat, I had the burrata avocado toast. It was a great portion size, with two large pieces of toast. However, the flavor was a bit bland. My husband was happy with the chorizo omelette, which was also quite large. The decor is tasteful and they have digital menus on tablets. They also have a nice outdoor seating section. Perfect for date night (or day!)

Some restaurants get the food right. Others get the atmosphere right. 179 Bar & Grill managed to do…read moreboth. On a beautiful afternoon, we decided to grab a table on the patio, and it was the perfect choice. The outdoor seating created a relaxed, inviting atmosphere that made it easy to settle in and enjoy brunch. The restaurant itself has a modern, stylish aesthetic that feels elevated without being pretentious. From the moment we sat down, the service was exceptional. Our server was attentive, welcoming, and struck that perfect balance of checking in without ever making us feel rushed. Now, let's talk about the food. The Tres Leches French Toast completely exceeded my expectations. I've had plenty of French toast over the years, but this one stood out. It was incredibly soft and fluffy with beautifully crisp edges, creating that perfect contrast in texture. The tres leches flavor was rich enough that it genuinely didn't need syrup--a rare compliment for French toast. Every bite was indulgent without feeling overly sweet. Paired with the perfectly cooked apple-smoked bacon and a bowl of fresh fruit, it was one of the better brunch plates I've had in quite some time. I also ordered the strawberry mimosa, which was bright, refreshing, and not overly sweet. It was the perfect companion to brunch. We couldn't leave without trying the Chicken Burrata Sandwich, and I'm so glad we did. The burrata was fresh and creamy, the chicken was juicy, and the spicy sauce added just enough heat to keep every bite interesting without overpowering the sandwich. Then there was the bun--soft, fresh, and sturdy enough to hold everything together. It tied the entire sandwich together beautifully. The fries deserve their own mention. Golden brown, perfectly seasoned, crispy on the outside, and fluffy on the inside--exactly how fries should be. Between the beautiful setting, genuinely attentive service, and food that delivered across the board, 179 Bar & Grill earned every one of these five stars. It's the kind of place that's just as good for a casual brunch as it would be for bringing friends or celebrating a special occasion. I'll absolutely be back--and next time, I'm already planning to explore more of the menu.