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Stopped in the restaurant area (Eataly Ristorante) - the table tops are small and they gave the four of us a small one by the bar. The burrata was good, and the funghi wasn't bad though a little on the tasteless side (needed a bit more pepper or salt, it was really just grilled in some olive oil and parsley). Salumi e Fromaggi was a charcuterie board - cheese was good, grapes were dusty. The calamari was far overcooked as they had a new person working on it and it was served far later than the rest. Bruschetta romana was very good, though.
Eataly is paradise for foodies. Overflowing with Italian food imports from pasta to organic sodas and everything in between. Incredible assortment of Italian cheeses and meats perfect for your next charcuterie board and prepared foods for nights where you don't feel like cooking. Not quite as good as being in Italy... but close.
Lunch was charming. From the moment that we walked in, many of the staff welcomed us. The room is broad and painted in calming latte colors denoting peacefulness. The windows look outside making the already large room feel limitless. There is a full bar spinning Milan esque spritzers and Negronis along with carefully prepared martinis at lunch. It's very European. Bread is served and it's delicious. Warm from the oven, it comes with a dollop of ricotta cheese and sturdy olive olive oil, a pat of butter sliced into triangles and a splash of the above mentioned olive oil alone. It was well baked and sliced into manageable coins. We drank a bottle of sparkling water and my guest had a perfect latte. My guest had a Caesar salad with chicken. The salad was gorgeous. Not too much dressing. The chicken flavorful and sliced for easy eating. The greens came perfectly washed and carefully arranged. I ordered a delicious dish chosen from the carbonara menu which intrigued me deeply. I chose a classic version of the rib warming dish. The creamy sauce, napped onto a tangle of the just to the tooth pasta. A tube pasta in this case. The bacon was crunchy and the higher than usual Parmesan cheese offered a funky counterpoint and made me smile. Our waitress worked with confidence and she knows the menu! Lunch couldn't have been nicer. I'm dying to savor the Pizza next time!
We came here during the summer when they had a price fix summer special. The service was slower than we expected and it too terribly crowded. Our server was friendly. The food was only okay to be honest. My pasta/pesto/shrimp was like they didn't any salt at all. And there was no salt on the table. The bill for 3 people on the price fixe was over $200. Seems over priced for what you'd get. I'd give it another shot off the full menu I suppose but its a hard sell for me. There is a market in front of the seating area if you want to buy some Italian wine or groceries.
Of course they put an Eataly here after I moved away! Anywho, we finally got to try it during some holiday shopping this weekend. Note we did not go to the restaurant, so this review is only for the market and pizza counter. They did a nice job with a small space and definitely recreated some of the vibes from the more extravagant NYC locations. Panetone prices in the market were outrageous but i bought one anyway. I'm a sucker what can I say. We got two sandwiches and four slices of pizza for two adults and one toddler. Definitely too much food but we wanted to sample a lot! The trecolore pizza was my favorite because it was slathered in stratchiatella with fresh arugula on top. The cotto sandwich with bright yellow tomato was to die for even if the bread was a little tough. The mortadella was a disappointment because it felt mostly like eating foccacia with whifs of filling here and there at the edges but the center was packed. The soppresata pizza was forgettable and I didnt care for the margherita. And look, we ate every bite but with the prices they are charging my judgement is higher! Next time I would only grab one slice or one sandwich to share. The coffee counter looks fabulous though and I would love to try the frozen espresso drinks!
The slice of Soppressata was pricey, but very good! Didn't need any pepper flakes because of the spicy salame. Ordered bolognese pasta. The portion for the price is very small like in Italy. The fresh pasta was delicious. Nothing like freshly made pasta. The bolognese was very good, and it was not salty. The texture of fresh pasta is completely different from boxed dried pasta. I loved it. The seafood linguine was very good. A minute less would have been better for the pasta. The linguine was more of a boxed pasta. But it was delicious. You need to order at least a 2 course meal because of the smaller portion. This is really overpriced pasta and pizza. But you are in Short Hills Mall. Long line during Black Friday. It was good to try. Overall I would come back.
I had the special 2 course restaurant menu. Very lackluster. The food on the regular menu is so much better. I had it last year as well. It has not gotten any better. The butternut squash bruschetta was strange...the ricotta and bread was good, but the combination of all 3 was odd. I had the pasta with mushrooms as the main. Boring. I took it home and I'm going to add sausage and more seasoning. The best things were the tiramisu and wine flight-which aren't special menu items. Eataly-please do a special menu that is not vegetarian forward and somewhat similar to your original menu. Service was good-appreciated that! I would stop in again for wine, but nothing off any special menu.
Eataly offers foor below average for Italian food, but above average for mall food. Just as the other reviews have stated, this is overpriced, so-so Italian food. While it's the best food option in the Short Hills mall, I still won't be rushing back unless I happen to also be shopping near there. I ordered the eggplant panino, the caprese panino, and the zucchini pizza. I was REALLY excited to try the zucchini pizza, however it was not very flavorful and I found it to be very heavy and oily. The caprese panino was similarly lackluster, and I make better ones at home. The eggplant panino was very delicious but the bread seemed deep-fried, and the whole sandwich oozed oil with each bite I took. Overall it was decent for a quick mall stop, but the prices did not reflect mall food prices. However, the service was lovely and the man behind the counter was very helpful and patient, even after we changed our order last- minute. The seating area is also very cute, and makes you feel like you could be in an Italian cafe.
The restaurant was decent and the food was good. The service was good however the hostess station is in an awkward spot if you approach from the parking lot. The store is good and has an ok selection. It's a bit narrow and the staff is stocking while you shop so that makes it more cramped. They do have take away food areas and cooking classes.
I had read reviews saying Eataly in the Short Hills Mall was overpriced, but honestly, we didn't feel that way at all. It felt like your typical restaurant you'd expect in a mall setting--nice, bustling, and fairly priced for the area. The restaurant is accessible either through the outside parking lot by the Bloomingdale's entrance or from inside the mall. We didn't have a reservation on a Sunday afternoon and waited about an hour, which worked out perfectly as it gave us time to do some shopping. The staff was very accommodating. We had a stroller with us, and the hostess kindly suggested we leave it at the front since my granddaughter could use a high chair. We were seated at a table for four in a cozy little corner--perfect for dining with a baby. Our waitress, Asia, was wonderful. She was patient and helpful, especially as my daughter and I were sharing dishes. We started with the calamari and fritti (zucchini fries). Both were absolutely delicious! The zucchini looked just like French fries--long, thin, and crispy--but with a much lighter and tastier bite. The calamari was small, tender, and perfectly cooked. My husband ordered the Pollo alla Milanese, and the bite I had was fantastic--crispy on the outside, juicy inside. My daughter and I shared a Caesar salad. The dressing was lighter than usual, but very flavorful and refreshing. For our main course, we ordered a calzone, which unfortunately was the one miss of the meal. It took quite a while to arrive (we had to ask twice), and when it did, the ends were piping hot, but the center was cold. It reminded me more of a flat stuffed pizza than a traditional calzone. The flavors were good, but the execution was lacking. If it were cooked more evenly, it would have been excellent. One fun highlight was their Italian version of Coca-Cola--adorably small glass bottles that added a charming touch to the meal. Attached to the restaurant is Eataly's market, which was a treat in itself. You can pick up anything from gelato to fresh produce and specialty Italian products. We left with a few different pastas and jars of marinara sauce. We'd definitely recommend dining here if you're in the area--just maybe skip the calzone unless you can confirm it's been cooked thoroughly. Everything else, from the food to the service to the ambiance, made for a lovely experience.
Finally came to the Eataly restaurant and wow - I'm blown away. From the ambiance, to the service, to of course the pasta, it was all perfection. I always crave a crisp coca cola, and Eately's brand is absolutely phenomenal. The menu is large with all kinds of pastas, pizzas and much more. They do offer a $25 lunch price fixe that comes with two courses. I wanted pasta, so this offering didn't really make much sense for me. They have plenty of pasta options for course 1, but for course 2 you can only get rice, potatoes or focaccia. I do wish they had some kind of green or salad option here. Pasta dishes are around the same price as the lunch special anyhow. The cacio e pepe was divine. Silky, creamy and perfectly al dente noodles. The lunch portion is perfectly sized too. Fettuccine alfredo comes out in a cheese wheel which is always fun. I'm sure you can't go wrong with anything here. Eataly really just knows how to do it right. read more
The dining options at short hills are limited, and Eataly is probably the best option. I've always found the food at Eataly to be tasty and consistent. Maybe I'm just ordering the right thing? The pomodoro pasta is one of the best I've ever had. This sauce is really delicious and complex. The pasta is really nice quality and al dente. Very good. Recently we came for brunch and it was just ok. The eggs with asparagus, ricotta and pancetta - We asked for a soft scramble (not soft). They had sliced raw asparagus tossed in little olive oil on sliced bread... needed to be more than just that. It would have been a lot tastier if they seasoned the ricotta and toasted the bread. Still, I like coming here and it's a great restaurant for a mall. It's also easy to bring kids here which makes it very convenient! read more
It is not our first rodeo here and they have a lot to offer. We had a track meet nearby and decided to grab some lunch beforehand. A nice Margherita Romano thin crust and delicious. The service for takeout was awesome. The interior is immaculate and very modern look and atmosphere. read more
Stopped in the restaurant area (Eataly Ristorante) - the table tops are small and they gave the four of us a small one by the bar. The burrata was good, and the funghi wasn't bad though a little on the tasteless side (needed a bit more pepper or salt, it was really just grilled in some olive oil and parsley). Salumi e Fromaggi was a charcuterie board - cheese was good, grapes were dusty. The calamari was far overcooked as they had a new person working on it and it was served far later than the rest. Bruschetta romana was very good, though. read more
Service was top notch , restaurant was elegant, pasta was definitely fresh and made to order. Food was okay. Enjoyed the calamari could skip on the bread. Wine was perfectly paired with the dish. I'd probably visit again for desert and to try the pizza. read more
Eataly is paradise for foodies. Overflowing with Italian food imports from pasta to organic sodas and everything in between. Incredible assortment of Italian cheeses and meats perfect for your next charcuterie board and prepared foods for nights where you don't feel like cooking. Not quite as good as being in Italy... but close. read more
Lunch was charming. From the moment that we walked in, many of the staff welcomed us. The room is broad and painted in calming latte colors denoting peacefulness. The windows look outside making the already large room feel limitless. There is a full bar spinning Milan esque spritzers and Negronis along with carefully prepared martinis at lunch. It's very European. Bread is served and it's delicious. Warm from the oven, it comes with a dollop of ricotta cheese and sturdy olive olive oil, a pat of butter sliced into triangles and a splash of the above mentioned olive oil alone. It was well baked and sliced into manageable coins. We drank a bottle of sparkling water and my guest had a perfect latte. My guest had a Caesar salad with chicken. The salad was gorgeous. Not too much dressing. The chicken flavorful and sliced for easy eating. The greens came perfectly washed and carefully arranged. I ordered a delicious dish chosen from the carbonara menu which intrigued me deeply. I chose a classic version of the rib warming dish. The creamy sauce, napped onto a tangle of the just to the tooth pasta. A tube pasta in this case. The bacon was crunchy and the higher than usual Parmesan cheese offered a funky counterpoint and made me smile. Our waitress worked with confidence and she knows the menu! Lunch couldn't have been nicer. I'm dying to savor the Pizza next time! read more
We came here during the summer when they had a price fix summer special. The service was slower than we expected and it too terribly crowded. Our server was friendly. The food was only okay to be honest. My pasta/pesto/shrimp was like they didn't any salt at all. And there was no salt on the table. The bill for 3 people on the price fixe was over $200. Seems over priced for what you'd get. I'd give it another shot off the full menu I suppose but its a hard sell for me. There is a market in front of the seating area if you want to buy some Italian wine or groceries. read more
Of course they put an Eataly here after I moved away! Anywho, we finally got to try it during some holiday shopping this weekend. Note we did not go to the restaurant, so this review is only for the market and pizza counter. They did a nice job with a small space and definitely recreated some of the vibes from the more extravagant NYC locations. Panetone prices in the market were outrageous but i bought one anyway. I'm a sucker what can I say. We got two sandwiches and four slices of pizza for two adults and one toddler. Definitely too much food but we wanted to sample a lot! The trecolore pizza was my favorite because it was slathered in stratchiatella with fresh arugula on top. The cotto sandwich with bright yellow tomato was to die for even if the bread was a little tough. The mortadella was a disappointment because it felt mostly like eating foccacia with whifs of filling here and there at the edges but the center was packed. The soppresata pizza was forgettable and I didnt care for the margherita. And look, we ate every bite but with the prices they are charging my judgement is higher! Next time I would only grab one slice or one sandwich to share. The coffee counter looks fabulous though and I would love to try the frozen espresso drinks! read more
The slice of Soppressata was pricey, but very good! Didn't need any pepper flakes because of the spicy salame. Ordered bolognese pasta. The portion for the price is very small like in Italy. The fresh pasta was delicious. Nothing like freshly made pasta. The bolognese was very good, and it was not salty. The texture of fresh pasta is completely different from boxed dried pasta. I loved it. The seafood linguine was very good. A minute less would have been better for the pasta. The linguine was more of a boxed pasta. But it was delicious. You need to order at least a 2 course meal because of the smaller portion. This is really overpriced pasta and pizza. But you are in Short Hills Mall. Long line during Black Friday. It was good to try. Overall I would come back. read more
I had the special 2 course restaurant menu. Very lackluster. The food on the regular menu is so much better. I had it last year as well. It has not gotten any better. The butternut squash bruschetta was strange...the ricotta and bread was good, but the combination of all 3 was odd. I had the pasta with mushrooms as the main. Boring. I took it home and I'm going to add sausage and more seasoning. The best things were the tiramisu and wine flight-which aren't special menu items. Eataly-please do a special menu that is not vegetarian forward and somewhat similar to your original menu. Service was good-appreciated that! I would stop in again for wine, but nothing off any special menu. read more
Eataly offers foor below average for Italian food, but above average for mall food. Just as the other reviews have stated, this is overpriced, so-so Italian food. While it's the best food option in the Short Hills mall, I still won't be rushing back unless I happen to also be shopping near there. I ordered the eggplant panino, the caprese panino, and the zucchini pizza. I was REALLY excited to try the zucchini pizza, however it was not very flavorful and I found it to be very heavy and oily. The caprese panino was similarly lackluster, and I make better ones at home. The eggplant panino was very delicious but the bread seemed deep-fried, and the whole sandwich oozed oil with each bite I took. Overall it was decent for a quick mall stop, but the prices did not reflect mall food prices. However, the service was lovely and the man behind the counter was very helpful and patient, even after we changed our order last- minute. The seating area is also very cute, and makes you feel like you could be in an Italian cafe. read more
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15 days ago
Went for a late bday dinner after mall closed and it was phenomenal... lasagna and pollo alla milanese were both delicious. Drinks were good and service was very fast read more
The restaurant was decent and the food was good. The service was good however the hostess station is in an awkward spot if you approach from the parking lot. The store is good and has an ok selection. It's a bit narrow and the staff is stocking while you shop so that makes it more cramped. They do have take away food areas and cooking classes. read more
I had read reviews saying Eataly in the Short Hills Mall was overpriced, but honestly, we didn't feel that way at all. It felt like your typical restaurant you'd expect in a mall setting--nice, bustling, and fairly priced for the area. The restaurant is accessible either through the outside parking lot by the Bloomingdale's entrance or from inside the mall. We didn't have a reservation on a Sunday afternoon and waited about an hour, which worked out perfectly as it gave us time to do some shopping. The staff was very accommodating. We had a stroller with us, and the hostess kindly suggested we leave it at the front since my granddaughter could use a high chair. We were seated at a table for four in a cozy little corner--perfect for dining with a baby. Our waitress, Asia, was wonderful. She was patient and helpful, especially as my daughter and I were sharing dishes. We started with the calamari and fritti (zucchini fries). Both were absolutely delicious! The zucchini looked just like French fries--long, thin, and crispy--but with a much lighter and tastier bite. The calamari was small, tender, and perfectly cooked. My husband ordered the Pollo alla Milanese, and the bite I had was fantastic--crispy on the outside, juicy inside. My daughter and I shared a Caesar salad. The dressing was lighter than usual, but very flavorful and refreshing. For our main course, we ordered a calzone, which unfortunately was the one miss of the meal. It took quite a while to arrive (we had to ask twice), and when it did, the ends were piping hot, but the center was cold. It reminded me more of a flat stuffed pizza than a traditional calzone. The flavors were good, but the execution was lacking. If it were cooked more evenly, it would have been excellent. One fun highlight was their Italian version of Coca-Cola--adorably small glass bottles that added a charming touch to the meal. Attached to the restaurant is Eataly's market, which was a treat in itself. You can pick up anything from gelato to fresh produce and specialty Italian products. We left with a few different pastas and jars of marinara sauce. We'd definitely recommend dining here if you're in the area--just maybe skip the calzone unless you can confirm it's been cooked thoroughly. Everything else, from the food to the service to the ambiance, made for a lovely experience. read more
First off, on the dining room menu, you will notice that many dishes contain Agriform Grana Padano. It's basically the BEST Parmigiano Reggiano you'll ever have! It made such a difference in the dishes!!! Loved Eataly's restaurant! We were a party of seven on a Thursday night. At first, we were going to eat at the counters and cafes, but there weren't many tables, and they only seat two to four, so we decided to eat at the restaurant. We were seated right away without reservations. The ambiance was comfortable, cozy, and classy. The dress code is casual. Service was perfect. We didn't feel rushed, and the servers were attentive and friendly. Three of our group ordered the two-course menu for $26.00, which included an appetizer and either pasta or small bites. The rest of our group ordered from the regular menu. Everything was delicious and came out at a nice temperature. I'm picky about meatballs, but I loved Eataly's. You got three nice-sized meatballs with sauce and some soft chunks of Italian bread. Gnocchi, tortellini, pasta bolognese, pizza, and calzone were enjoyed by everyone. My husband felt the lasagna had too much meat and not enough cheese, but it was tasty. No complaints at all. Yes, it was a bit pricey, but we felt it was worth it. We did have one situation. Our server forgot to charge us for the two-course specials we ordered. We pointed it out, and she thanked us for noticing. The market has some unusual gifts and foods. I can't wait to come back to shop for gift-giving. For dessert, we stopped and got some gelato, which was delicious. You can either park outside Eataly or park in the mall parking lots. We will definitely be back. read more
Tho overpriced, the quality of the food is top notch. Using a mix of Italian and local ingredient makes for some great dishes. The Neapolitan pizza with Italian sausage and mushrooms had a nice crust. The Cacio e Pepe is super creamy with just the right amount of black pepper. Definitely try the Artichoke Cacio e Pepe appetizer. Since it was Mother's Day weekend I wanted to give the wait service a pass but there were empty tables so not sure if it was a kitchen delay. My family liked the venue, but not sure I'd rush back - overpriced and nothing super unique to the menu. read more
3 months ago
Very good food and great service :) Resturant fest is a great deal 2 courses for $26 ! I enjoyed the bruschetta, spaghetti cacio e pepe , & QUATTRO FORMAGGI pizza ! read more
Has parking because it is located close to Bloomingdale's in the mall. Make reservations. We got there 15mins before reservation time and were seated close to reservation timing. I came here with two girlfriends this second time dining in. Place has nice vibes, can be a little difficult to hear conversations but still a vibe. The cocktails were great, this was the second time I tried the Sicilian Old Fashioned very smooth going down. We did do family style for our pizzas are highly recommend it. We sat close to the pizza ovens so we were able to have a little show of the process. Do not skip dessert if you dine in. The panna cotta and the tiramisu are a must when visiting. The service is a little slow but it's okay when you're in a great company with friends so it wasn't a bother. read more
Great place to shop! It's nice to have a Eataly location in Jersey! Great location at the mall. Great place to meet up with friends for quick coffee or nice meal at the restaurant! Make sure you get a reservation before going! read more
I came with very low expectations after reading all the reviews. We came on Presidents' Day for a 1p reservation. We checked in at 1250p and we could t be seated because the 1230p round was being seated, so we had to wait. Go to the bar and kill time. Sat a few mins after 1p and everything was wonderful - service, food and timing was great. Lunch was fantastic as they had a 2 for $22 special, which helps keep the tab down. Overall had a fantastic meal and drinks! read more
Eataly just opened a few months ago at Short Hills Mall. My wife and I met friends for a late Saturday afternoon dinner here. We've been to Eataly locations in NYC and Vegas, so we were anxious to check this place out. The first thing that hits you is that it's much smaller. On a Saturday, the market section was extremely crowded. We made dinner reservations on Open Table beforehand, so after checking in, we only had about a 15 minute wait for a table. Like at the other locations, we all thought the food was excellent. Starting off with cocktails, I enjoyed an Aperol Spritz. There were a few good Spritz choices, my wife had Limoncello. The focaccia at Eataly is so good, we ordered a couple of them. For entrees, I had the cavatelli with broccoli rabe, others had the chicken Milanese, and tagliatelle with bolognese. The food was delicious! We topped it off by splitting a couple of fantastic desserts. Service was good. The only issue was they wanted to serve the main course 2 minutes after they served the appetizers. We just asked them to wait, which was fine. We certainly weren't rushed to leave, which was nice. All in all, this was a fun dinner out with great food! read more
Food is solid as expected, market has a great variety of to-go options, but the service is pretty bad. Went on a Friday afternoon, restaurant was empty, and they forgot our main (bolognese pasta), which took over 30min and only came after we asked it about it. They knew something was off, so they gave us some meatballs while waiting for the pasta. Hope they improve that, as this place has a lot of potential. read more
Had a wonderful time at Eataly at the short hills mall. Despite what the reviews say about being seated late and poor service, I had the opposite experience. We were seated right away and the service was excellent. Although they've only been open a few weeks, the server Mel knew everything about the menu and made some great recommendations. She was wonderful and our food came out super fast. My husband and I were with our toddler and newborn so it was awesome to not have to wait a ton for our food . For our drinks my husband did the old fashioned which was good and I did a glass of Pinot bianco and it was perfect. For starters we went with Mel's recommendation of the focaccia Bianca and the burrata , the bread was so soft and delicious (tasted freshly made), the burrata was delicious and the chopped eggplant underneath gave it a nice flavor. We also shared the diabla dolce pizza and this was a must have ! The spicy salame and spicy honey really made this excellent (I did think the pricing was a bit much). For entree I had tagliatelle al tartufo Nero and I added chicken (not featured) . The pasta and truffle was delicious (for the pricing I would have expected a bit more pasta ) , I would skip adding the chicken, it just doesn't go with the dish and it came in a skewer so it wasn't mixed in and tasted a little dry. My husband had the baccala and thought it was good but very fishy tasting. For dessert we did the tiramisu and that was perfection so so good , I wanted more ! Overall I had a good time and the food was good but the portions are small and it is pricey . I would come back for drinks , pizza and dessert. read more
As beautiful as Short Hills mall is, the food options have always been, in my opinion, a bit underwhelming. Here comes Eataly, or at least the mall version of Eataly. Maybe I'd consider this a boutique version of Eataly. You have a midsized market with cheeses, cured meats, packaged goods, and quite a bit of prepared foods. There is pizza counter for square slices with various toppings to go. There is a coffee cafe with pastries galore. A mini wine store has a great selection of imported vino. And instead of many small restaurants, there is one lovely, large restaurant in the back that serves familiar fare. Yes, they have to work out the kinks. The lines are long and they aren't quite in the flow. So be patient, have reasonable expectations and Eataly/Short Hills will win you over. read more
I was excited to hear that an Eataly was finally opening up in New Jersey, and it made sense that they decided to open up at Short Hills Mall! I showed up for the grand opening of the store and was not disappointed. This location has a nice organized gourmet supermarket experience (although pricey, as expected), and a very visually pleasing setup for pizza, coffee, and gelato. The staff were very friendly during my visit, and I love their reusable totes available for purchase at the front (that were also given away for free to the first 100 visitors during grand opening). I personally have not tried the restaurant in the back or the gelato and coffee stations, but I've tried the pizza and sandwiches and it was very yummy! There was a line during lunchtime to get the pizza, but the line went quick and service was also quick. I enjoyed the slices with spicy salami and five cheese. I am not sure about going grocery shopping here, but I would recommend stopping by for a quick meal or treat in between shopping sprees! read more
Having been to many Eataly's (NYC, Chicago, Dallas) and enjoying each of them, we decided to try the new location at Short Hills. We were shocked to find how small it is compared to others. We also found the restaurant decorated more casual, almost like this was an "Eataly express". Our lunch started with the Bruschetta with whipped Burrata, sweet potato and honey which was awesome. Really exceptional way to start the meal. My wife had the Spaghetti Pomodoro and I had the Bacalla. Both were excellent as was our waiter and the entire wait staff. We will definitely be back to this, more casual, but just as tasty Eataly location. read more
2 years ago
We stopped here Friday after work to grab some dinner with coworkers. This is the only NJ location and the fact that it's located in Short Hills makes it even better. I made a reservation via OpenTable (which I would recommend doing as it gets packed fairly quickly). For drinks I ordered a Limoncello Spritz which was so refreshing and we did food family style. The pizzas here are incredible - thin & crispy - we got a mushroom truffle piece and it was heaven. Flavors on point - highly recommend. I want to come back here for the gelato! read more
Came yesterday and will review more fully when staff is more seasoned and lines lessen. They just opened last week and I was been excited Eataly's NJ location is open. Lines were very long, the staff seemed trained but still ironing out the kinks. They apologized and let us know they're new. Eataly is modeled after an Italian market. This location is compact but well stocked with a good variety of Italian goods. They have fresh produce, a sommelier, fresh pasta and fresh meat section, Italian wine and imported products. They also have counter service for Roman pizza, gelato, dessert/coffee with some stand up tables and small cafe tables. In the back is the seated restaurant with table service and a bar. Restaurant was booked solid until Monday. The place looks great but is small. Still, it's great to have. I look forward to returning. read more
5 months ago
7 months ago
Located in the Short Hills Mall in New Jersey this location is smaller than the stores in NY city but still great to visit we purchased meats and cheeses with fresh bread to make sandwiches for are drive home. We had dinner in the restaurant on Saturday night it was just like eating in Italy so very good and staff was excellent. We had gelato at the gelato counter there gelato is the real deal just like your in Italy excellent quality! I highly recommend visiting eataly for your shopping or for dinner or for desserts or gelato any of these needs all of them are very good with good quality foods and products. read more
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6 months ago
It's a small one in comparison to those I've been to but nonetheless a good spot with some good options especially if you are cooking for guests, convenient check out but pricey bags and it has a nice feel in and out with some seating outside also! Didn't even go in restaurant. read more
Great spot for the family for dinner. The food is delicious and reminded us if out trip to Italy. Excellent service and great shop! The bar looks nice. It is a bit pricey but the food is worth it! My kids are picky eaters but they ate everything from their plate! read more
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