The food took a little while but there's one hardworking woman back there making it from scratch!…read moreThe place itself is small and unremarkable from the outside, but feels like you walked into a mini Mexican market inside! They had all kinds of snacks and drinks to choose from, and fresh produce too. The salsas were great and the Al Pastor tacos were really yummy. The burrito was huge!! Will definitely come back. (cash only FYI)

Whenever I'm nearby, I make it a point to grab food from El Aguila. The food is always fresh,…read moreflavorful, and consistently delicious. Highly recommend!

Service and food is always solid. The drinks are creative and it's nice to have something different…read morethan the usual.

Ugh. Every time I dine here I regret it. The menu is meh, just burgers, salad, chicken fingers,…read moreetc. -- bar food. It was not good on this visit. The beer on tap is the only thing they have going for them. Service was great. The waitress was attentive and sweet. The creepy guy who everyone complains about hanging out there was there. We will definitely not be back. Not worth the drive, the food or even the beer. We hoped this place would be a step above plumsted grill which is equally just as bad as this place but at least PG has a crowd of people to people watch.

I been here a few times and love the picanha. You can get picanha in a couple different ways…read moreincluding family style for 2xpeople or more. The hamburgers are very good and worth having. You can take a bottle of wine and enjoy. Dont expect fast service or over the top on your face service. The service is good but they are busy. They do a lot of take out and deliveries Just sit back and be patient. It's a good ambiance and relaxed atmosphere. It's good Brazilian food and well prepared. You have to ask for an English menu. They have both English and Portuguese menus.

We were in the area looking for someplace different to grab a bite. There looks to be so many…read moregreat options in this area. We decided to try Sergio's. We parked on the street but it looks like they have their own parking lot in the back. We walked in from the street side, but weren't sure where to go since there is also another entrance on the other side of the restaurant, We wandered around until someone asked if we wanted to be seated. We said yes, and they said we could sit wherever. The place was bustling. So many people came in after we did, and there we saw a lot of take out orders being picked up as well. Their menu is pretty extensive. We decided to split the Chicago burger and fries. We saw everyone ordering these pitchers of drinks. We didn't ask and assumed it was Sergio's drink on the menu. We ordered a raspberry lime. It ended up being their version of bottle soda...which was very good. We realized it was the pitcher of smoothies everyone was ordering. We definitely felt like we missed out, but will try next time. We were checking out what everyone was getting. A lot of acai bowls were being delivered to tables. They looked really good. The small one looked like a large size from other places. Someone ordered a large and the bowl was huge!! Our Chicago Burger came out and looked great. The meat was a little different from a traditional burger, but was very tasty. The cheese on it was so good. I took some of it and put it on the fries. The fries were very good too. Almost like a double fry. Looking at the menu there are also two other locations; one in Long Branch, NJ and one in Philly.

I have to say this place is quite the conundrum. I have lived up the street from this restaurant…read morefor 8 months. I first tried some take out from them when my husband and I just moved into the area, & I was trying to get a feel for the good food spots. What I got was ehhhhh not memorable. It confused both of us that it seemed like a nice building, but the parking lot was never full- even on the weekends. A girlfriend of mine was visiting this evening, and we originally wanted to venture to Curtains Wharf for an outdoor on the water experience. An hour and a half wait, no thank you, and I said hey, let's go to Il Portico-been meaning to. Inside is very dated. It's got the vibes of a 1950's Italian cigar lounge. Again not busy, maybe 5 or 6 tables the whole twoish hours we were there. However, the staff seemed to really be trying to accommodate you, everyone was polite and helpful. A cocktail list and wine by glass list would really go far. We got some bread for the table, some of it was kind of rock hard & looked day old, but some of what looked like focaccia bread was good. We got excited for carpaccio on the apps side, but were disappointed to find it wasn't beef, but salmon (?) in an Italian restaurant? Odd. And we also saw a lot of Tuna options for entrees, again, odd. I did want steak originally, but NY strip isn't my fave, and I opted for Veal Medallions- very good. Sauce was delicious, veggies cooked just fine. $12 for an Arugula starter salad with legit, one tomato wedge was again ... odd. My friend had the beet salad and Branzino special, said they were both good. Only off thing was her Old Fashioned had the coloration of a Shirley Temple, but the flavor was on par and good. A couple weird little moments but we really enjoyed ourselves & would love to return.

Food was great! Service was also very good…read more... I had the veal parm chop... was good and alot! Live music which was a realy nice touch...

I went to grab a sandwich only to find out the shop was closed due to a power outage. So I drove…read morearound and stumbled upon this little gem. I'm so glad I did because I was very satisfied and have since visited twice. This restaurant has been open a little over a year. It's located in a depressed strip mall directly across from a military base, but don't let that stop you because the food is legit authentic Puerto Rican. We visit PR several times a year and I'm telling you this food is on point. Ok, at this spot is small with a few tables only. The service is great and they offer an opportunity to build points towards future meals. The food is displayed in a cafeteria style, so when they sell out, that's it. They have actually closed early before because of selling out. My only con is the empanadas. They have several kinds but they are not made to order. I like mine fresh out the oil, not sitting out. Ok, the food we had. The chicharon chicken was seasoned to perfection and the rice and gandules was a bit dry but good. The beef ribs were phenomenal and the white rice and red beans were delicious. The red beans and that juice was just amazing. They have several drinks to choose from including Kola and Malta. Do not hesitate to try this restaurant. They also do catering!

Clean, good service, great food and reasonable prices! Loved it! The place is small but adorable!…read moreGood to support local businesses. WEPA!!

We've been meaning to come here for months and it just so happened that there was a really long…read morewait at another nearby restaurant we went to grab dinner at so we said OOOH, let's try Marbleheads and boy are we glad we did! Walking in it was lively in the bar area because they were having a trivia night where you can win gift cards. They also have other daily events and happy hours which was great to know. We were immediately seated and our server arrived a few minutes later which was nice bc it gave us time to peek at the menu which is extensive but it was really fun because it's an actual little newspaper which was cute. We ordered the crab dip and a mango martini for me and a blood orange margarita for him of which all three were really good! So much crab dip that we took 1/2 home. And the bread and veggies they serve it with both hit! Entree wise we both ordered items we felt would tell us all we needed to know regarding whether or not they were a legit seafood restaurant - a fried shrimp basket and a broiled combo platter .... BOTH AMAZING! The fried shrimp were MASSIVE and the broiled platter was well seasoned and cooked wonderfully. We had no room for dessert but the menu sounded great. Oh our server was also wonderful! I wish I remembered her name, but she was a tall, blonde young lady with a great sense of humor. So glad our original dinner plans fell through and we finally wound up here - we will be back!

The food here is really good. The service was not. I was…read morethere with a coworker on our way to an event. The place looked like a good place from the outside. The decor inside was typical for a seafood place, fish, tackle and boat tools on the walls. They walked us to the back of the restaurant to seat us, I got the idea that is all that was open. We ordered the chowder to split and I had fish and chips. The chowder was just ok. There was a lot of pepper and not much of any other spices. The fish and chips was huge. No person would finish it and not leave uncomfortable. It was flaky, perfectly fried and very good. Once we got our food, the server never checked on us. We had to get another server to go get him, then he took a long time to run our cards to pay. The server ruined an otherwise good experience.

This spot has been on my list for years, and I finally went. What took me so long?…read more The real feel is over 100°F (38°C), so when I ordered an horchata and was asked if I wanted a small or a large... you know I got a large. Oh man! It was a quart (~1L) to-go soup container filled to the top with horchata, and I am not embarrassed to say my dehydrated American heart was thrilled. I got sopes with chicken tinga. They make the masa (corn) base in house, and it shows. Beans, chicken, pico de gallo, lettuce, queso fresco, and sour cream sat atop the corn base, and it was delicious. Green and red sauce accompanied the sopes. (I preferred the red.) The portion was generous; despite eating a late lunch, I brought ~half of one sope home. It was simple, good quality food. The interior was clean and colorful, and the lady who took my order was lovely. I believe it's a BYOB. It took me way too long to try this mom and pop place, but I'll be back in short order.

Food is amazing omg I could eat here everyday…read more The service is great as well I recommend for sure

After just recently moving to Bordentown, I was so excited to try Under the Moon. There were plenty…read moreof tables open on a Monday night for dinner. I love the atmosphere- eclectic dishes, dim lights, and plenty of wall decor. My friend and I shared a tapas tower with the tortilla espanola, gambas al ajillo, and braised short ribs. Everything was delicious, but the short ribs were definitely the stand out! I love the inclusion of blue cheese, and the mashed potatoes were so creamy. We also ordered the seasonal risotto. We were debating adding a protein, but the portion was very plentiful, so I'm glad we opted not to. Overall, an incredible meal! I'd love to come back and try their brunch!

Quaint spot. Very trendy. You'll feel like you were in a refurbished book/antique store. Portions…read morewere quite big. Our server was good, but nothing special. Solid brunch spot!