This was such an interesting experience. The food came out hot and fresh which I was surprised…read more Their menu gave you options from so many different restaurants. I was able to get one item from three different restaurants and be able to try a bunch of different things. This is a foodie's haven! They have a small dine in area but all the food is packaged to go.

Recently, Wonder (Kind of food hall-style concept) -- opened an outlet in Parsippany. They market…read morethemselves as offering a unique "fast fine" dining experience, where you can order from a variety of acclaimed chefs and restaurants in a single transaction. It's actually more of a meal-delivery app that serves made-to-order dishes for lunch, dinner, or whenever you're hungry. somehow i was under impression that - as it says that it has food hall concept, it would have seating like the ones you see in malls or upscale shopping centers. I even saw this building while driving to work -- it's decent in size, so my assumption felt justified. But when I visited yesterday, I realized how wrong I was. The space has just 2-3 tables and can accommodate maybe 10-12 people at most and large kitchen area preparing those dishes from 25 restaurants. Definitely not designed for dine-in -- the focus is clearly on delivery and pickup. You can order from kiosks, and they offer menus from over 25 different restaurants, including some really well-known names. Here's what we ordered: * Tortiglioni Pomodoro from Alazna (a pasta dish) * Fried Chicken Sandwich & Fries from Streetbird * Zesty Chicken Bowl from Yasas by Michael Symon The burger and pasta were both really good, but the chicken bowl- was served cold -- I had expected something warm, like Chipotle-style, so that was a bit disappointing. Overall, the concept is great, but now that I know the wonder is not designed for 'relax- sit and eat', I'd definitely stick to delivery or pickup in the future.

We never ordered from Wonder before but we definitely will again. It was delivered by Door Dash in…read moreexcellent time. We were looking for meat lovers pizza and Detroit Pizza didn't disappoint. It was the perfect amount and came with a free Greek Salad. It was enough food that we had it for lunch the next day as well. I can't wait to see what we get next time.

Recently, my parents received a brochure for this food hall with a deal where you get 40% off your…read morefirst 3 orders. We decided to take advantage of the deal and ordered some food. First of all, you have to download the Wonder app and create an account. Then you pick dishes from the restaurants listed and pick up your order from the food hall. The app was fine but I didn't like the fact that some of the prices on the brochure were different from what was listed on the app. We ended up getting the zesty chicken souvlaki bowl (which was missing mixed pickles) from Yasas. I wonder if it would have tasted better if those mixed pickles available. Tartufo and fungi pizza from Alanza pizza, and Sweet and sticky wings from Wing Trip. The pizza was good but it got cold so we had to reheat it at home. The wings were good. Overall, I liked the pizza and wings. The souvlaki was okay. Although the dishes were good, I think they were a bit pricey. We ordered because of the deal but I'm not sure how often I'll order with those prices. I wish the coupon lasted a little while longer so we could try it again.

This coffee pop-up is straight-up magic. Secret garden meets specialty coffee lab, and I'm…read moreobsessed. They roast their own beans in Budd Lake and you can taste the difference in every sip. I had the vanilla coconut nitro cold brew and wow. Smooth. Bold. Just the right kick. Literal perfection in a cup. The whole space is a vibe.. plants everywhere and that cozy, coffee and earthy smell is everything. Plus, the people running it? Cool, authentic, and clearly know their coffee game. If you're not already planning your visit... what are you even doing? This is your sign. Go. Sip. Frolic among the ferns. Thank me later.

When this magical elixir hits your tongue it sends you into an out of body experience. 5 stars…read morebecause you can't put 10. The cold brew? I'd walk across the Sahara for a cup. Simply phenomenal coffee.

If you haven't gone. GO now. While the cost is a bit on the higher side, the quality of the food…read moreand premade options make it 100% worth it. Don't hesitate to get there and try their hot bar. They even have fresh squeezed OJ. The service is great. Friendly people in a friendly establishment. The ambiance there is great for a small shopping center. No doubt, you will find something you like.

When I first moved to town, everybody bragged about the Market Basket, so one day I finally gave in…read moreand did some shopping there. Here's the honest truth of it: completely overpriced. And look -- some of the stuff is genuinely good, and at the end of the day I truly don't mind paying a premium if the quality is TOP NOTCH. But that's the problem. It isn't. Two experiences stand out. The first was when I was entertaining family for Christmas Eve. If you've been there, you know those colossal shrimp they sell for $43 a pound. I placed my order a few days ahead, and when I came to pick it up, I paid a colossal price -- but I did not get colossal shrimp. It seems that around the holidays they'll quietly hand you a smaller size for the same money. That's not a deal, that's a switch. The second was the seafood department again. I wanted to try their lobster cakes, brought them home, and was hit with a whiff of a strong fishy smell the moment I opened them. The taste? Let's just say their favorite ingredient is salt, and plenty of it. So if you're into paying premium prices for subpar food but getting the bragging rights of saying "oh, I shop at the Market Basket," this is the place for you. Just be ready -- you might need a second mortgage to fill up a cart.

This small establishment is serving the best meal prep I've ever had. My husband let me taste a few…read moreof his meals and I was hooked. I can't let him eat alone, so I'm getting meals. The food is well seasoned and the healthy portions don't leave you hungry. Meal prep assistance is available or you can create it your way online. Food is delivered to you twice a week with a smile or you can pick it up. Vegetarian options Carb or no carb options Street parking Paid parking in rear

What's not to love about this pizza. My boyfriend and I eat a fresh Wegmans pizza several times a…read moremonth. It's Quick-fired Wegmans Pizza is ready in 5 minutes or less. The dough is Authentic Italian Pizza dough made with Italian flour and aged for enhanced flavor. The sauce is ported sauce from San Marzano region of Italy. It's Quick-fired at 800° on volcanic stone from Mt. Vesuvius in Italy. The flavor combinations are endless. It's basically the best Pizza Parsippany has to offer. A one bite everyone knows the rules solid 10.0 every time.

From the owner: Order delicious, freshly prepared meals for carryout or curbside pickup. Catering favorites are…read morealso available to make entertaining easy. Order beautifully prepared party platters, ready-to-heat entrées, sub and sandwich trays, and more with Wegmans Catering 2GO. Choose your favorite restaurant foods like pizza, subs, sushi, soups, salads, mac & cheese, desserts, and more! Meals and catering can be ordered ahead for takeout. Customize your favorite foods, pay, and redeem digital coupons right in the app!

My building holds a summer get together each year. This year we decided to pivot from BBQ items to…read moresandwiches - chicken cutlet, Italian Tuscan, Eggplant, Turkey Wrap. We also ordered the orzo salad as well well as a tray of chicken tenders for the kids. Chips. Watermelon slices. Every single person said that the sandwiches were fantastic. All sandwiches, including the bread were fresh. Simply Gourmet, Dana, is reliable, delightful and works with you. They do include condiments, plates and napkins with the order. With this order we also received forks. Delivery was on time. I cannot say enough about the sandwiches and Dana.

The DAHS/Dover Area Historical Society recently worked with Simply Gourmet on a St Patty's corned…read morebeef boxed dinner fund raiser: the results were truly outstanding! Rave reviews across the board! Thank you to Dana and her staff for a job well done

Fairchilds Marker is a unique blend of 50% delicatessen, 50% liquor store, and 25% gift shop. I'm…read moreobviously not very good at math, but Fairchilds Market's owners have done a very good job creating a diverse menu of tasty freshly cooked-to-order custom burgers made from Pat LaFrieda-sourced beef, signature sandwiches, trademark sloppy joes, wraps, and salads; carrying a good selection of locally-sourced or unique liquor; maintaining a small but well-curated gift section that carries a variety of eclectic home décor items; and establishing a cozy, welcoming environment that ties it all together. I had the Natasha signature sandwich ($11), a breaded chicken cutlet served with caramelized onions and a light Russian dressing on a crispy baguette, with a bag of Joe Chips and my dining companion went with breakfast for lunch and had a veggie omelette ($10) with a side salad. Both of us were very satisfied with the taste and portion sizes of our food. The process of ordering and paying for your meal is unique in that you have to queue up at the counter to wait for someone to take your order and prepare your food, then line up again to pay the cashier for your meal. The seating area occupies less than a quarter of the space, so seating may be difficult especially because the ambiance encourages people to linger long after they've eaten and table turnover is low. While Fairchilds Market is only open for breakfast and lunch, they also offer a small selection of prepared foods to go -- soups, chicken wings, etc. -- for dinner at home. Fairchilds Market's liquor selection emphasizes locally-sourced items, including a wide variety of locally-produced craft beers (e.g., Carton, Man Skirt, Magnify, Cape May, and Fort Nonsense, just to name a few); locally-distilled liquors; and hard-to-find low-volume wineries. The modest home décor section features charming and unique serving dishes, games, and other gifts for you to browse through while you're waiting for your food. We'll be back!

Fairchilds is not what it used to be. No butcher anymore, quality of wine is down, and they close…read moreat 4pm. Lost identity and purpose.