Happened to see this place while waiting for the bus and noticed the freshness of the seafood…read more Upon entering it's a cosy spot, not to big but enough to sit a few groups, Ordering is simple at the counter and food came out in a timely manner. the seafood are cooked fresh and the ceviche was tasty. Definitely worth trying if in the area

I pass by Fancy Fish in West New York all the time, and today I finally decided to stop in--and I'm…read moreglad I did. First off, the place is spotless--super clean and well-kept, which gave a great first impression. The food? Fresh and absolutely delicious. I ordered the fried flounder fillet and it was cooked to perfection--crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, with just the right amount of batter. I paired it with a side of tostones (though for $3, I was expecting more than four--at least a whole plantain's worth would've made more sense). I also tried the shrimp ceviche, which was refreshing and flavorful, and a simple green salad on the side. Service was A+, fast and friendly. The staff made me feel welcome right away. Pricing overall was very reasonable, with the exception of those tostones--but hey, I'm still going back for round two soon.

Despite having a mediocre experience at HAVEN in the past, I thought its patio would make a lovely…read moredestination for a summer brunch with a friend. We were both looking forward to dining al fresco, but it turned out to be a raining morning, so we wound up inside instead. The venue change was not all bad, as the bright dining room was surrounded by windows offering just a slightly more obscured view of Manhattan and the Hudson River. The restaurant offered either a à la carte menu or a $41 prix-fixe option, which included a choice of one brunch item and two mimosas, bellinis or bloody marys. While my friend opted to include the beverage package, I stuck with coffee and a main dish. My coffee was bold, tasty, and refilled as needed. For my entree, I selected the Bakkafrost Salmon, which arrived as a long, thin filet of pan-seared salmon served over a Japanese sweet potato hash and plated with a tomato confit and a parsnip puree. It was further garnished with a black sesame tuile and a soy garlic glaze. The salmon was a bit fishy, but the rest of the accoutrements were fantastic! I love Japanese sweet potatoes and parsnips, so it was right up my alley. Of course the weather started to clear towards the end of our experience, but we still really enjoyed our tasty meal, excellent service, and stunning views from the elegant dining room.

The Garden State has no shortage of restaurants where one can graze (eat) while gazing upon a…read moreshimmering body of water that boasts gorgeous views of Gotham complete with sunset. Whether one's in the mood for a cozy family dinner or a casual get-together with friends. Sitting on the banks of the Hudson River in Edgewater, my partner, our friends, and I decided on a celebratory dinner at the Haven Waterfront Restaurant & Bar. A reservation was easily made via OpenTable. Upon arrival as first-timers, we were greeted by the host and got a table immediately by the window inside their floor-to-ceiling dining room, evoking a relaxed yet upscale vibe. Their menu specializes in American/Mediterranean cuisine influenced by seafood, steakhouse, and pasta. For appetizers, we decided on Short Rib Crostini, Kumamoto Oysters, and Yellowin Ahi Tuna Tacos. Our main consisted of Pan-Seared Chilean Sea Bass, 7 oz Prime Cut Filet Mignon, Bangkok Roasted Duck Breast, Lenny's Lobster Pasta, Crispy Lyonnaise Potatoes, and French Butter Asparagus. We even saved room for dessert and got the Bailey's Crème Brûlée and Assorted Dessert Tasting for two. We washed them down with I Dream of Lychees Martini, Berry White Spritz, and Haven Espresso. Complimentary bread with softened butter started our meal. The food is presented like art, and the portions varied depending on what one ordered. It's a little pricey but definitely worth it and fair considering the quality. Our server, Juan, was friendly, accommodating, and took the time to answer all of our questions, which made the experience even more enjoyable. A wonderful night all around--we're already looking forward to coming back.

this place is terrible! worst seafood boil i've ever had, from the food to the service to the…read moreambience it fails all around. the seafood is low quality and seems old? we ordered snow crab legs and the meat was so shrunken and flavorless that i felt like i was cracking open empty shells the whole time. i ordered the cajun flavor at a level 3 and it was a watery mess, barely delivering any flavor or heat. completely missing actual garlic it tasted like they dumped spices in water instead of butter, so none of the sauce clung to the crab meat. our waitress was very nice but we were the only people dining in the restaurant at the time and about 15 minutes after my husband and I received our food she came by to tell us they didn't have enough crab legs for the remaining 2 orders at our table. I wish she had told us this sooner, as we had to place a new order for my in-laws while we were almost done with our own food. strange that they were out of snow crab legs and dungeness crab so early in the evening and with so few customers. also the restaurant is freezing cold, dingy, and dark, which adds to the over all unpleasant dining experience. definitely skip this place!

Giving Boiling Boys 3 stars strictly for customer service -- the staff was friendly and quick,…read morewhich I appreciated. Unfortunately, the food just didn't hit. The lobster and clams were overcooked and came out rubbery. The sauce was bland, no depth or kick to it at all. Was really hoping for better, but it just didn't live up to the hype for me.

DELICIOUS food, classy ambiance and OUTSTANDING service! I…read moreabsolutely love their sangria! We had a wonderful night. Thanks to our waiter Javier for taking care of us.

The food here is delicious and the service is always good. Definitely a go to place when I'm in…read moretown.

Family owned Peruvian restaurant. Authentic with modest decor inside. Everything here is so good…read more My favorite thing about their dishes is how GENEROUS they are with portions. One papa a la huacaina, arroz chaufa of chicken and ceviche mixed/mixto is more than enough for two people. Trust me. Love this place, order from here often, highly recommend. Plus. Came here Halloween day and they were giving out candy for kids which I deeply appreciate. Specially when other restaurants/stores make a NO CANDY sign instead of buying some bags of tax deductible candy.

Stopped in for dinner with family. Lomo saltado and sopa à la minuta very good. Milanesa de pollo…read morewas really good. Huge cutlet pounded thin with nice seasoning with fried yuca and plantains. The service was good. Family run business very friendly and welcoming. Clean inside with Peruvian decorations. Will go back for delicious food.

This is my go to spot for seafood boil in NJ. Wish I could go all the time but it's definitely a…read moresplurge to eat here. When they first opened, it was a bit more affordable but the way the menu is now, it's way pricier. And now if you want sausage or corn, you have to pay for it as a side (they do give you a lot!). I think it does come with potatoes automatically. Their garlic noodles are a must! I like it on the side so it's not soggy or overly spicy from the sauce. I think their sauce is always good (Capt Loui sauce) and their seafood has never been soggy/overcooked whenever I ate there. I suggest going on the weekdays when it's less crazy. Oh, but Tuesdays are busy, too, because they have $1 oysters. There is definitely a super long wait for weekend dinner time. I went on a Friday around 6:00 and got seated after 30 minutes (we were only 2 people) and while I was eating, there were sooo many people waiting. I never get dessert there because the only desserts they have are beignets and funnel cake fries (with or without ice cream). And, every time I go, everyone is super nice, even when it's crazy busy. I always ask for extra gloves so that I could switch out my gloves often and they are always accommodating.

I'm officially hooked. This is my second time eating here, plus mad takeout orders in between. If…read moreyou're in the mood for a proper seafood boil, this spot delivers every time--great food, solid service, and a fun vibe. And let's be real... it's BYO, which makes it even better. Everything was on point, the sides go hard, and you leave happy every time. If you're in North Jersey, do yourself a favor and hit the Fort Lee location.

Every time I get to New York I go here and when I come home I take some with me !…read moreThe food is amazing puts you in a food coma . Nice fresh seafood . & the price is great for seafood Customer service is always great over the phone . Thank you Steve !

My girlfriend and I were craving seafood boil and didn't want to drive all the way to the city for…read moreit, so we did some research and came across Crab Du Jour. It was a little confusing finding the location since it is actually inside Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet, you just need to ask for the seafood boil menu. Staff was nice, but that really is the only good thing about this place. The seafood boil itself was pretty bad.... We ordered the family combo which came with 1lb snow crab legs, 1lb shrimp, and 1lb clams in the garlic butter sauce, medium spicy. There was no flavor at all and the clams tasted a bit rubbery... Some of them were not cleaned out properly so it was sandy as well. With french fries, a soda, tip, and tax, the total came out to about $65, which isn't terrible compared to other places. But I would definitely drive a little bit further next time for better seafood boil

Very nice deco, great food and service. We had the aguachile which was fantastic and the cochinita…read morewas delicious.

Service here was great, it was pretty dead so we were sat immediately and were adequately checked…read moreon throughout. staff was exceptionally nice. ambiance in here is great, the interior is upscale but homey and we enjoyed the music they played the entire time. i loved the esquite with truffle, it was fantastic. tons of reall truffle and truffle flavor, i've never quite had anything like it and it was my favorite esquite i've ever had. The guac was good but could use a bit more salt, i wish they had chiccarons as chips instead of tortillas but the chips were great so wasn't a big issue. overall though expensive for some pretty average guac in my opinion. the seabass crudo was great, i loved the sauce and the mango went great with it. Super fresh, super tasty. Unfortunately the tacos were a mess, when it arrived the tortillas were so soggy that they were just coming apart, the meat was also falling off and overall the presentation was horrendous. the tacos weren't balanced as well, there were some with too much meat and then some with basically only cheese. overall flavor was not birria im typically use to but it was solid. honestly these tacos are probably the worst tacos i've ever had, for $20 it's a travesty. overall for a place nearby i'd come to get some drinks and the crudo and esquite because those were fantastic. but i'll pass on their tacos hard.

came here for happy hour & I think this spot is great for drinks + oysters. The other happy hour…read moremenu items are TINY. You only get 3 pieces per order!! Since we were still hungry, we did order off of the dinner menu as well. The coq au vin was delicious, felt very traditional and the red wine sauce was delicious. this is all to say that I would come back because the drinks were really good, oysters amazing, and service was great BUT I would eat food beforehand, which is why I had to give the 4/5 stars

Love the Montclair location. Last night went to the Weehawken location for the first time…read more Beautiful space for sure. Last night however just felt off. We started off with the cheeseboard. The selection was bland with a side of bread. No other textures. I've had it in the past where it was organized by mild to the more stronger bites. Last night was all mild. No crackers or honey. I got the wagu and a side of fingerling potatoes. No mention that it came with fries. It came out with a side of fries. The waitress could have told me otherwise I would have switched my sides. Thanks for the heaping mound of potatoes. Also the wagu was lacking flavor and the presentation was meh. We still love this place and maybe it was just an off night. I just expect more for a $250 Wednesday night dinner.

The morning after a fun night out, I was desperately in need of some haejangguk which is the go to…read morehangover remedy. We walked in around 10am and were seated right away. The older ladies working in the morning were fast and made sure we were all good. I got the classic and it hit the spot. Very much needed and did what it had to do. Good portion, pretty decent price, and lots of different ingredients. I came in feeling not too great and left feeling so much better. The spot itself is your typical Korean restaurant setup. If you look a good proper Korean soup dish, or need some hangover remedy, definitely recommended.

What a gem in the neighborhood!! So glad we finally got to try this restaurant that I had…read morebookmarked for a while, and it certainly did not disappoint. Very spacious restaurant with lots of seatings. We were seated immediately on a Friday night. We all ordered the combo/mix-and-match and the portions were huge!! Loved the seaweed oyster soup and grilled mackerel. Others ordered the LA galbi which was probably one of the best we've had. So flavorful. Seafood pancake was also good. Prices were very reasonable. Staff were very friendly. Service was attentive and fast. Our Korean friend said their kimchi was one of the best she has had. No wonder the restaurant actually sells it in a jar. Only complaint is it's tiny parking in the front but street parking is also available. This restaurant definitely has become one of our favorites.