Best jerk in Staten Island. Lemme tell you the minute you take a bite -- the kick that you get in…read moreyour mouth ... would've thought there was a midget with thimbs on in there.

Remarkably good! This place ranks among my top dining experiences. The employees create comfortable…read moreinteractions. This spot is truly noteworthy!!! This concludes my review.

I really don't get all the hate for this place. It's a great local little handmade pumpkin patch…read morefor those of us that just can't get to a "real" patch because of multiple factors when dealing with an unpredictable toddler. The staff is friendly and they always smile; had no issues being assisted with finding parking onsite, and walked to the tent for tickets. We decided to go on the last hottest day of October, and enjoyed our visit! My son loved picking up and touching the last remaining pumpkins, plenty of which were still in perfect carving condition. There were some pumpkins that were clearly rotting that could've been removed prior to this place opening, but hey - it's not the end of the world. My son enjoyed watching the tractor go around the patch with other visitors onboard the hay trailer. He wasn't brave enough this year. There's food trucks and cider available for purchase, and really enjoyed their apple cider donuts that were tiny and cute! The vendors selling toys, bubbles, and other things were a ripoff, so I would stay clear. The portion for the chicken nuggets and fries was decent and worked out well for a shared lunch. Take it for what it is and know that if you have kids 5 and up, this place isn't it.

Such a bad example of a money grab, fall festival. This place cost us $22 for a family of three to…read morejust enter. That ticket DOES NOT include a pumpkin or anything worthwhile. Once inside, they sell burnt or still frozen (your choice) cheese arepas, bags of popcorn, lemonade, water, stale donuts and crappy coffee. All totally overpriced. The line for the free hayride, which makes one small loop, is too long to ask your impatient kid to wait for. Then to buy 3 pumpkins (which they probably picked up at Walmart or Trader Joe's) it cost us $35!!!! Look at my photos. The only slightly cute things they had were the pumpkin fling and the photo op inside a pumpkin cutout. But of course the pumpkin fling was not cheap. I highly recommend avoiding this fall festival if you're thinking about going. Also, there's boatloads of traffic and no parking. Just go somewhere else. Any other farm is better. Hell, Trader Joes is better!!

Just stopped by this place as the menu shown on Yelp photos look expansive. Walking up, you…read morebasically look at the menu and order from the one lady that makes the rolls. Unfortunately a lot of the rolls we wanted to get like beef brisket and curry fish balls ran out, also too is the sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaf. We ended up settling for roast pork rice roll, and a beef version, and lastly fish ball version. They make it from scratch which is nice to see while the ingredients are chopped up to small pieces. I do wish they put more ingredients in but for the price they charge (average of $2.75 per roll), no complaints there. There is one small table outside to eat in but no indoor seating or bathroom. I would give 3 strong stars.

Order and go, they dont have seats. They sell rice rolls, soy milk & soy pudding…read more For the rice rolls, they have pork, beef & shrimp. The shrimp has a sea flavor. Portions are big for the price ($2-$2.5). Theyre made fresh and only take a couple of minutes. The only add-on is scallions. Their soy milk is alright, although the soy taste is a bit watered down. I tried their soy pudding twice. It's extremely watered down and the consistency is not great. Wouldn't recommend.

Truly some of the best empanadas you can eat…read more This past weekend was my second time running into Empanada Papa in the wild. This time, they had a stand up at Strong Rope Brewery in Red Hook, and it's a lifesaving addition over there. The lovely folks behind the stand are warm, welcoming, and ready to give you what you need. And what you need is carnitas. And beef and cheese. And surprisingly, the INCREDIBLE spinach and cheese. This last one kind of stole the show, and I'm almost always a meaty Petey. Basically, pair any empanada with some of their pineapple habanero sauce and you have a serious flavor bomb on your hands. Wash it down with some beer in a giant open, airy room? Perfection. My only concern is that Empanada Papa may have broken up with Empanada Mama? But as New Yorkers, we should just mind our own business, so I'm going to just keep it moving.

The best of the best Every time I eat there , food , it's always fresh HOT and Ready !!read more

Excellent food and really nice people. We had pulled pork sandwich, 1/2 chicken with jerk sauce,…read morecoleslaw and collard greens. A ton of food and great price, would recommend all of it.

Note: this place only accepts cash or cash app…read more Ordered spicy bbq chicken with all the sides. The chicken was ok, but the sides did not taste good. Mac was mushy, beans were ok, Spanish rice was crunchy, and the greens had zero flavor.

This is my go to place when I'm craving some freshly made tofu or some herbal jelly and tofu…read morepudding. They are a no frill stall but all of their good are the bomb. Everything taste delicious and fresh and the ladies that work the stall are friendly. I definitely recommend this place if you're in Brooklyn Chinatown. Though keep in mind, finding parking around here can be difficult but what I usually do is pull up, double park, grab my goods and then bounce. They don't take cards, it's cash only.

I was eyeing this place for a while... especially for their mochi balls and finally made the trip…read morehere and was not disappointed! The mochi was $6 per container and each container has 7 mochi balls. There's two flavors: red bean filling and peanut filling. I got a mix of both and they were both delicious, not too sweet. I really enjoyed the red bean, I'm not a huge fan of red bean but this one was really good. The mochi was soft too. I also got a small tofu pudding for $2.50 which tasted fine. It was okay, better when warm but I ended up eating a couple hours later.

I've never had a bad experience at Randy's. I had a long meeting in Union today that got out early…read more On my way home I decided I needed lunch...Checked my GPS and Randy's cart was only 2 miles away. This was probably my 4th or 5th time here and Randy is ALWAYS one of my favorites as you won't get a friendlier Hot Dog guy! Two dogs, one with chili and cheese and one with chili, kraut and craft-beer mustard. Yeah the dogs look a little sloppy, but that's just because I ate in my car and Randy is generous with the toppings. Been a long time since my last visit, but it's always GREAT! Randy Pollack!

This was a great hole in the wall find. Great escape from traffic. Parking was easy. Even had a…read morefew knick knocks around to ponder around as you wait. Looks like one of those horror movies and don't know what to expect. Randy the hotdog guy was friendly. The hotdog and bun was warm and delicious. I had most everything on it; chilly, onion, relish, mustard. Yes YUM!!! All that in one price too. Can't go wrong. Now I know where to go for hotdogs! Thanks Randy.

I love this outdoor pop-up market!…read more The Hester Street Fair at Pier 17 has great vibes from its scenic waterfront location at the Seaport and lively community feel. There's a wide range of local vendors selling food, drinks, vintage clothing, jewelry, home decor, and more. I always manage to enjoy a few samples too! I recommend checking the website for pop-up dates as well as other details, including the vendor lineup.