I had a positive experience. David McIntyre (Dave) is a great teacher. He is very polite and knows…read morehow to teach kids. I highly recommend this driving school.

Although this school came recommended- they were not a good fit for our family. The teacher was…read moreimpatient and very critical and when we called to complain - the person who runs the place was defensive and they were all angry that my child did not know how to drive before taking lessons!

Stay away from this school. They don't care about teaching driving. It's all about clocking 6 hours…read moreand taking the money. The first instructor wanted to take two three-hour classes. When I said no, they arranged a new instructor. The new instructor doesn't even speak. He just sits in the passenger seat and controls the car. So, after 6 hours of training, my son doesn't know what "changing lanes" means.

Parveen gave me three lessons and took me to the exam. She has lots of energy, talks fast, and is…read morenot afraid to grab the steering wheel. She's also incredibly sweet and fun to spend time with. Thanks, Parveen!

Was driving today on Amwell Rd in Somerset and was rudely cutoff by an instructor around 3:20pm…read more Extremely reckless speeding, whipping in and out of lanes and almost clipped my mirror. I got flipped off after honking at him. This person should not be teaching anybody driving, and I certainly wouldn't trust this person behind the wheel, especially with my teen.

Our experience for my oldest daughter was entirely unsatisfactory. While the individual…read moreinstructors were polite and punctual, the cars are dilapidated and borderline unsafe and the main office is disorganized and at times rude. Multiple delays in getting the paperwork filed properly which necessitated multiple return trips to the office after not setting proper expectations and poor attitude when taken to task for their disorganization. Will not use again.

Carlos was the best driving instructor. He was professional , positive, knowledgeable and at the…read moresame time easygoing. I will definitely recommend this driving school, and ask for Carlos.

I don't know how this school stays in business. They are one of the most unprofessional companies…read moreI have ever dealt with. I would text and they would read it and not respond - over and over again. Finally I would threaten to use another company and they would apologize and respond. They also quoted me a price for my daughter to take lessons and her road test. They scheduled the test. Then right before it they told me it was more money because it was scheduled in Newark. THEY WERE THE ONES THAT SCHEDULED THE TEST - you would think they would have asked me at that time if it was okay or mentioned the upcharge. They are EXTREMELY UNETHICAL. I have many texts similar to the ones that Janet G. listed below. Avoid at all costs.

I had a wonderful experience with Road Rules. My instructor Chris is very patient and accomodating…read more We practiced over and over until I was confident and if I made any mistakes he helped me understand how to correct them. Was very encouraging and extremely knowledgeable. Would highly recommend!

We used Road Rules for my daughter's refresher before her road test. Chris was great. He made my…read moredaughter feel comfortable, taught her the tricks to parallel parking and she passed the road test. Chris and Road Rules were great. Highly recommend.

For my first two driving lessons, I had an instructor named Tom. He was very patient, never raised…read morehis voice, and always spoke in a calm and understanding way. He knew it was my first time driving and made the experience feel safe and encouraging. On my third lesson, I was assigned an instructor named Johnny. From the start, he was aggressive sharply pointing out my mistakes and yelling when I had trouble changing gears. He kept telling me to go over the speed limit, even though there was a car very close in front of me, which felt unsafe. He also told me to keep looking up, but that made it difficult to see the speedometer, which only added to my stress. He would playfully punch my arm during the lesson, but it didn't feel appropriate and came across as unprofessional. Because of this experience, I didn't feel comfortable or supported during the lesson. It made me realize how important it is to have an instructor who is calm, respectful, and professional, especially when you're just starting out. If you decide to go through this driving school, I highly recommend asking for Tom and not Johnny!!

Employees are very rude and their lessons contradict each other. They were extremely impatient, and…read moredefinitely should not be teaching with that attitude. However, my son did pass the driving test with their 1 hour review. Not worth the money. I hope they retrain their employees to have some customer service or at least know how to drive properly!

I just watched this car run a red light with student driver. Wychoff Rd. We were behind them…read more There was no attempt to brake.

I live in Jersey city. Selected a driving test date available in Eatontown. I made arrangements…read morewith Eatontown driving school blindly as I do not know the area. They surpassed my expectations. The instructor took me on a last minute practice session which definitely helped me in passing my test. I appreciate the patient and flexible service they provided me, and I would definitely recommend. PS: at times you may not get then when you call but leave a msg and they will definitely call back.

All the instructors were very nice and helpful to our son…read more They made our son feel so comfortable, as he was nervous for the test. we also appreciate that AJ the owner took the time to share updates and feedback with us after the test. I would highly recommend this school.

I had great experience with them. As an immigrant me and my…read moredaughter learned to drive for the first time with Leena and both of us passed from the 1st attempt.I am very happy with their services.

I didn't expect a great Filipino Fine Dining in my backyard. I usually expect this type of…read moreexperience in Manhattan. The staff, host and chef were very friendly. They made sure that all our needs were met and that we had a great night. The decor was classy and very homey. One of the long benches they had reminded me of my uncle's back in his home in Laguna, Philippines. The food was exceptional. Everything was cooked perfectly. They didn't lessen the flavors to cater to the "American" palette. We were really full by the end of the night. This spot is really worth visiting. Go check them out if you're in the neighborhood.

I had a eureka moment when I discovered Maricel's Kitchen. I immediately declared, "This is where…read morewe're celebrating our anniversary!" Cozy and unpretentious, it's a small business and a true hidden gem. The moment we set foot in the door, we were warmly greeted by Paul, the extraordinary host and husband of the chef, Maricel. Upon seeing our reservation via OpenTable, he noticed we were celebrating our wedding anniversary. He gave us the most romantic table in the house. Megan quickly came out to take our order. We were deciding, and she mentioned they have Benguet coffee. As it was freezing outside, it was perfect as we looked through the menu. The Benguet coffee came out in a French Press. Benguet coffee is a single-origin coffee that grows in the Northern part of the Philippines. We tasted notes of chocolate, berries, and nuts. Intoxicating!! Pandesal, Filipino bread with accompanying butter, came out with the coffee. These are truly melt-in-your-mouth, as when you first break it, the crispy outer layer gives way to a soft and fluffy center. Heavenly!! We decided upon their Kamayan Tower, which is a 4-tier is like a Filipino celebration of food, all brought together and giving you a tasting banquet at your table. The top tier was the appetizers, where crispy Lumpia and Siomai (Filipino version of Shumai) lay. The second tier consisted of Pork Sisig, Chicken Inasal, and Pancit Bihon. The Pork Sisig was my absolute favorite as it was a symphony of rich and savory flavors. My husband loved the Chicken Inasal, as the flavor profile is smoky, tangy, and savory-sweet. The following tier held many delights, but what stood out from that tier were Chicken Adobo, the perfect ratio of soy and vinegar marinade, and the crispy Whole Fried Tilapia. Excellent combination of crispy skin and moist and flaky inside. Last but not least, the final tier had many stars, but what stood out for us was Beef Kaldereta and Inihaw Na Liempo. The primer is a stew with vegetables, potatoes, and tender beef. Slow-braised in tomato-based sauce, giving us hearty and comfy feelings. The latter is grilled pork belly, where the smoky and sweet flavors come together. Just when we were finished, Megan brought out a plate of desserts, and Paul gave us two flutes of champagne to celebrate. The food was all phenomenal, as was the service. Chef Maricel herself came out to greet us, and we talked about how these dishes were prepared. She has a full staff prepping for the dishes and truly tries to replicate the flavors of her grandmother's cooking from Manila. Both she and Paul were in the cooking school where they first met, and we laughed at how we first met our spouses. The place is a hidden gem, and Chef Maricel wisely chose her signage to be huge black lettering on a white, lit-up background so that passing cars can see her restaurant as they drive by. Plenty of parking as they share a parking lot in the strip mall. If you are looking for great Filipino cuisine where they treat you like family, this is the place. The place is not huge, so I strongly recommend people make their reservation via OpenTable. Chef Maricel also mentioned they offer cooking lessons during the weekdays, except for Friday evening, and they also serve Classic Filipino brunch towers on weekends. Sign. Me. Up!!