Shoutout to Laura at CAVA at Ramsay NJ…read more Laura is awesome. She's always friendly, patient, and genuinely kind, which makes the whole experience feel easy and welcoming. She takes her time, gets orders right, and never makes you feel rushed, even when it's busy. You can tell she really cares about doing a good job and making people feel comfortable. Every interaction with her is positive, and it definitely adds to why this location is such a great place to stop by. CAVA is lucky to have her!

Stopped by this CAVA during our road trip. Pretty standard as other locations…read more Clean and spacious inside. Many tables and seats for customers. Quick service. You pick rice/salad base, a protein and add-ons. I usually get chicken, grilled and flavorful. It's a good choice for quick meal. I love the no hassle and self service part.

Nice and big, airy, and clean store. Staffer upfront was super helpful and offered to help build…read morethe custom pick 2 in order to replicate their dipper that was temporary. Drive-thru as well. Parking lot busy. Broccoli cheddar in a sourdough bread bowl was great, and hot chocolate was solid, too! Extra take-out containers under the pickup window was helpful for what we didn't finish. Mirror over the baked goods was helpful to see the back of items. They were out of green tea, though - black tea was fine.

Ordered and paid for - salad, sandwich, and soup. Did not receive the sandwich. 30% of my order…read moremissing = 100% failure by the staff. I was the only customer upon arrival and one of two customers on departure. Save your stress and your wallet and go somewhere that can count three items.

Mom's Kitchen seems to be exactly what it sounds like... Food so good and comforting that it feels…read morelike you are picking up food straight from your parents. My friend who lives in the area raves about this spot often and anytime she's had a group over for lunch or dinner, this was what we've dined on. I never ever leave not uncomfortably full. She mentioned that they opened either right before or smack dab in the middle of the pandemic and, with their to-go model, didn't seem to skip a beat. I've never been in, just had the absolute pleasure of enjoying many dishes, but I would definitely recommend. Some dishes I always love: -the penne vodka -balsamic chicken -eggplant parm Nothing disappoints!

Ever since we discovered this gem about about two years ago, it has become our most frequent to go…read moreplace. The sandwiches are huge and reasonably priced. The blackened chicken is our favorite. Service is quick and friendly.

Greek City is still in my rotation and not going anywhere. It's still BYOB, they give you amazing…read moreolive oil and kalamata olives at the table and the food is good. We had the octopus appetizer this time and a large Greek salad with grilled calamari. Such a refreshing, delicious dinner to share. Lots of chargrilled octopus, sliced up to eat and dressed with parsley, capers, lemon and olive oil. Ugh, so good. Drizzle more of that awesome table EVOO for even more yumminess. The large Greek salad is...large. It's well balanced, has mild feta and we got it all topped with grilled calamari (for an added $9). It's a good value as you get plenty of calamari (vs ordering an app of calamari). Dinner ends with complementary Greek cookies - kourabiedes. Bring cash app they charge a credit card fee (my only gripe here). We bright home a gyro platter to go and our server timed the order perfectly so it came out right when we were about to leave.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ Excellent Greek pitas and platters. ++++ Chicken Souvlaki Platter - Platter was spaceship MASSSSSIVE and included a salad, 2 slices of lemon potatoes, pita bread and tzatziki sauce. The chicken souvlaki was surprisingly moist and tender and quite delicious. ++++ Lamb Souvlaki Platter - Huge like the Chicken Souvlaki and the lamb meat was very tender and tasty. It was $2 more than the other platters, but definitely worth the extra few bucks. ++++ Gyro Pita - Huge pita with 2 slices of lemon potatoes on a plate. There was plenty of gyro meat inside along with the typical Greek pita ingredients. ++++ Almond Cookies - This was complimentary after our meal. They were OK and had a lot of powdered sugar on it, but free IS free. ++++ All of the pitas and platters were reasonably priced. Pitas were about $13 and platters were $18-20. + Restaurant is very spacious with plenty of tables and huge booths + Restaurant is very clean, organized and nicely decorated. + Restaurant is part of a strip mall so there are plenty of parking spaces outside + Food arrived very quickly. THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - Service was a bit blah at the start. ---- We were the 1st customers on a Saturday late morning. Unlike other customers, we didn't get much of a greeting, so womp womp. The waiters were a bit more cordial as our meal wore on. Someone whom looked like the manager wasn't very friendly at all though. MIXED THOUGHTS --------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = We were the 1st customers shortly after opening at 11:30 AM on a Saturday. Slowly other customers began trickling in, but there was PLENTY of space inside still.

I really like this place for a quick healthy lunch! They have a variety of salad or you can make…read moreyour own with a full salad, bar, smoothies, and açai bowls. Never have had a disappointing meal here. Staff is friendly and accommodating. Another hidden gem in Ramsey.

We've discovered your new favorite smoothie and salad spot: Lettuce Inn Juice Bar in Ramsey, NJ!…read moreBuild your own smoothies, açaí bowls, salads, or wraps, or choose from their delectable menu! Satisfy your cravings for a healthy and delicious meal next time you visit! Everything is made to order by the nicest people and the restaurant is nice and cozy. Check out our full visit here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHUXpwZxYf_/?igsh=dmNlaTgzOTFiamY1

We gonna keep doing this dance? Tomato & Mozzarella. Sun dried tomato. Ciabatta Bread. You know…read morewhat we want.

Poor area. Bad food. Service is not great. Ambiance is decent. Machines are dirty…read more .

What a great little Mexican addition to the Ramsey area. It is small inside and can get busy at…read morelunchtime, even though most people aren't sitting they are still accommodating all the pick up orders. Parking can also be difficult, but just be patient because the food is worth it. Everything is made fresh and it definitely tastes like it. They have some unique menu items which I have not seen it other Mexican establishments. I do find the prices a little steep and if you aren't paying with cash, you will be charged an additional fee.

Definitely check this place out. It's a little hidden gem in the heart of Ramsey. Staff is very…read morefriendly and accommodating. The food was really good. Highly recommend trying the chicken tortilla soup! I also really enjoyed the shrimp Diabla if you like spicy! And can't forget the shrimp tacos! They have a couple tables, but most of the business seems to be takeout.

This was an odd one. I've been visiting a lot of the kosher establishments in this general area for…read moremonths now (disclaimer - I am not kosher), and one of the big takeaways is that it's very clear that these places are catering to a clientele that doesn't have a lot of experience in more mainstream variations of these businesses, if that makes sense. Nowhere is that clearer than at Rise. One of the prevailing themes of the kosher restaurants/stores is that they try to jam in as many different concepts as possible as a courtesy to their customers, which actually makes sense - if you're kosher, you want a one-stop shop so you don't have to spend tons of time searching around for five items in five different stores. Another example is the recently departed Pomona Pizza on 202, which combined sushi and pizza - this was logical to every kosher person I spoke with, and blew the minds of every non-kosher person. Rise's variation on this is to combine what amounts to a GNC-esque vitamin/nutrition store with an acai bowl place. Anyone who's been to, say, a Playa Bowl knows the business model - you go in and order a bowl or a smoothie, and they make it right there, usually with some beachy/tropical vibes throughout the space. My only background on Rise was a quick perusal of their website before I drove the five minutes over. If you're not kosher and/or part of that community, this is located in a very hardcore section. The area I work in on 202 is pretty hybrid, but other than a few employees I saw, everyone else was Orthodox or close to it. I stuck out like a sore thumb, but honestly that's true in pretty much every social situation so it was fine. But your mileage may vary. I was definitely expecting an actual acai or smoothie place, but this was...hard to explain. Unless you happened to notice a very subtle, small refrigerated section by the door and an equally unobtrusive menu board, you would absolutely think this was just a vitamin store or pharmacy. I wasn't sure I had the right place even having looked at the menu, and was only confident once I'd given my order and same was processed. Everyone was perfectly nice to me but I'd say not quite as friendly as I'm accustomed to elsewhere. I ordered the berry acai bowl ($14). The prep area is way in the back away from the customers so I really don't know how the ingredients are laid out, etc. I'm not sure how much that truly matters, but it was a little odd for my perspective to get the bowl without seeing the work that went into it. The bowl came out very quickly (helped that literally nobody else was in there for a smoothie or bowl) but the taste was definitely bland. As you can see from the attached, there are no berries in it, which I think is because they accidentally made me the Dragon Bowl instead. I honestly didn't study the menu enough to immediately correct this, but still - not ideal. This actually came up for me at the BBQ place down the street too - a lot of these items are noticeably dry and desperately need something to moisten the food. I've never been to an acai place where the bowls didn't automatically include some type of drizzle (usually peanut butter or nutella for the ones I usually like), and the overall product suffers as a result. I'm also not sure why the granola is served separately in a little condiment container, but having that included as an interior layer of the bowl would have helped a lot here with texture; since it's not, you have to awkwardly pour it over all of the toppings and then figure out a way to mix it in without spilling some of the contents over the sides. The price point is a little high, but a lot of the kosher places are inflated in that regard (as another Pomona Pizza example, they charged an absurd $9 for a salmon/avocado roll, which would have been $5 or $6 in NYC) so it's not necessarily crazy for the immediate area. I'd also note that it's very difficult to find acai bowl options up here - there's an interesting one in Haverstraw that I'm aware of, and I'm guessing New City has some offerings as well - so if you really have a hankering and can't venture more than a few miles, you could do worse. But this was honestly not worth it for me, and I doubt I'd be back.

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Went to treat myself after doing housework all morning. Ordered a Margharita personal pie, which is…read morealways very fresh tasting, and a glass of wine with Tartuffo for dessert. Service was great. I enjoyed it very much.

The food was excellent, the pizza,steak fries and Alfredo tastes like a 5 star meal! The people…read morewere very nice, they have a good altitude. The place is super clean and nice, it's gives you a very Italy like vibe. Super recommended to come here if you're hungry or looking for something good to eat.