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Hawaii Express

4.7 (7 reviews)
InexpensiveRestaurants, Food
Closed • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Food turns over so fast here it is always fresh. Have only tried beans and half fried chicken. Both good.

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Couldn't believe how good the Pollo ala brasa is. They make amazing rice and beans in a rice cooker. So much flavor in the food.

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The Bosphorus - Kunefe

The Bosphorus

4.4(592 reviews)
4.0 mi
•$$

Nora provides amazing service and every item is delicious! Try the Ezme and fried Halloumiread more

The Bosphorus, the 32-kilometer (20-mile)-long north-south strait, has been a waterway of the…read morehighest importance since ancient times in Turkey. Its English name comes from a Greek legend: Zeus had an affair with a beautiful woman named Io. When Hera, his wife, discovered his infidelity, she turned Io into a cow and created a horsefly to sting her on the rump. Io jumped clear across the strait. Thus, "bous" = "cow" and "poros" = "crossing place": Bosphorus = "crossing place of the cow." Located off of busy Franklin Avenue in Nutley, my partner, our friends, and I have decided on our dinner at this family-owned-and-run BYOB establishment, which has been open since 1995. A reservation was made for a party of 4 by calling their restaurant. Upon arrival after three years, we were welcomed by Nora, the owner, and made our way to a table by the piano inside, evoking a cozy, thoughtfully designed, upscale vibe with music playing softly. Their menu features Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine. For starters, we decided on the Puffed Rill Pastry and Grape Leaves. Our main meal consisted of all lamb dishes (Lamb Shish Kebab, Beyti Kebab, Lamb Chops, and Lamb Sauté). Our food was fresh, well seasoned, and cooked to perfection, accompanied by a beautifully presented dish. Everything was authentically made with love here. Wish we could have stayed for dessert, as they looked amazing, but some of us were in a rush. It's definitely on the higher end cost but worth the taste. Our visit ended with a hug and a piece of candy.

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Song E Napule

Song E Napule

4.1(220 reviews)
3.1 mi
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I had a fantastic experience at Song E Napule. The pizza was absolutely delicious--authentic…read moreNeapolitan style with fresh, high-quality ingredients and a perfectly baked crust. I also tried the dessert and finished with an espresso, and both were excellent. The service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere made me feel like I was back in Italy. The prices are fair for the quality of the food, and it's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. I will definitely be back!

As a proud Neapolitan, I'm extremely discerning when it comes to pizza. Finding authentic…read moreNeapolitan-style pizza in the United States feels like searching for a needle in a haystack. Nothing quite compares to biting into a freshly made pie made with high-quality, imported ingredients--especially when enjoyed in the right atmosphere. The owner of Song E Napule, Ciro Iovine, clearly takes immense pride in his heritage, and it shows in every detail. From the vibrant decor honoring Diego Armando Maradona--a true legend and god-like figure to the people of Naples, still revered throughout the city--to the selection of ingredients imported straight from Italy, the commitment to authenticity is unmistakable. What truly sets this place apart, however, is the service. The staff doesn't just serve you--they welcome you like extended family. They greet you with genuine warmth, polished professionalism, and that unmistakable Italian hospitality that makes you feel at home. We laugh, we chat, sometimes hug, and we leave with full stomachs and even fuller hearts. Our sincerest thanks go to the owner for bringing such a genuine slice of Napoli to the New York area. The Rutherford, NJ location remains our favorite, thanks especially to the outstanding team: talented pizzaiolo Giampiero, whose skill and passion shine through every pizza; manager/host Omar, who we love like a younger brother. This last visit, servers Kevin and Aslihan were both exceptional. Spending time in the company of the staff at Song E Napule is always a joy. We truly feel blessed every time we walk out the door.

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Matisse 167 - Chilean Sea Bass over lobster fried rice

Matisse 167

4.4(500 reviews)
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Usually I'm iffy about a pre-fixe meal but I cannot recommend Matisse 167 enough. The ambiance is…read moreunique and very intimate and the service is very attentive. It's BYOB and they accommodate any needs you have. My boyfriend and I had the four course meal: we both started with burrata and prosciutto salad, he had the crab cake, I picked the duck reuben (which was unreal), we both chose the filet mignon with creamed spinach and polenta (up-charge of $15 but well worth it), he finished with the pb chocolate banana bomb and I had the lavender blueberry crème brûlée. From start to finish, we enjoyed every single bite. Everything was phenomenal.

This charming little café is truly a hidden gem, especially if you're looking for a unique dining…read moreexperience. The outdoor garden patio is absolutely beautiful, filled with flowers, lush greenery, and tranquil water fountains that create an enchanting atmosphere. It's also BYOB, which is a nice touch. The menu changes seasonally and offers a prix fixe option: two savory courses plus dessert for $95, or three savory courses plus dessert for $125. The staff was exceptional, polite, attentive, and very accommodating throughout our meal. A few things to keep in mind if you choose to dine outdoors: since you're eating in a garden, you may encounter a few ants or mosquitoes. It wasn't overwhelming, but it's something to expect. Also, the portion sizes are on the smaller side. As for the food, I thought it was good, but I didn't love it, especially considering the price. We ordered the crab cake, burger, crème brûlée, and venison. The crab cake and crème brûlée were both beautifully presented and delicious. However, the burger was undercooked, and my date found the venison to be quite dry. Overall, this is a wonderful spot for the ambiance and experience. The setting is romantic, peaceful, and unlike many other restaurants. While I personally didn't find the food memorable enough to justify the cost, I'd still recommend it to anyone looking for a beautiful evening in a truly magical garden setting.

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