You know those days when you're on your lunch break and realize you still have to go food shopping?…read moreToday was that day. Hungry and very short on time, I ordered the turkey and brie sandwich from the Chatham Sandwich Shop. My order was ready for pickup in less than ten minutes. The sandwich was melt-in-your-mouth amazing--the kind of lunch that makes you stop after the first bite and think, "Oh, that's good." There's something comforting about places that do simple things exceptionally well. The Chatham Sandwich Shop is one of those classic sandwich shops that doesn't need to try too hard. Good food, quick service, and exactly what I needed on a busy workday. Five stars. I'll be back--probably the next time I ignore my grocery list.

Tried Chatham Sandwich Shop for the first time for lunch and was pleasantly surprised! There's…read morestreet parking right in front of the shop. We came a little later in the afternoon, probably closer to 2 PM, but there were still quite a few people having lunch, which is always a good sign. My friend ordered the tuna sandwich on sourdough, and I got the chicken salad on sourdough. Everything tasted fresh and yummy, and the sourdough was really good! We also got the macaroni salad to share, and honestly, it might have been my favorite part! It was perfect - not drowning in sauce like how other places make it, and I loved the fresh veggies mixed in. I would genuinely come back just for the macaroni salad, but I'd definitely be down to try some of their other sandwiches too! Not sure if we were the weird ones for getting macaroni salad as our side because I noticed everyone else seemed to be having a bag of chips with their sandwich..... Either way, no regrets! Definitely a cute little sandwich spot I'd come back to!

This place has some of the best gluten free sandwiches, hot subs, and frozen meals to take home…read morethat I've ever come across. It's fully celiac safe! The owner Anthony has a son with celiac so they know all the protocols to keep people safe. And wow is the food good. Fried chicken cutlets on a sub, cheesesteaks, even meatballs. It's truly a blessing. Love this spot and will definitely be returning. I highly recommend Pascarella Brothers when in Chatham, New Jersey!

This little lunch shop is much bigger than it looks from the street. There's front outdoor seating…read moreseating inside the main part of the restaurant and even more in the back. I recommend for all kinds of sandwiches. I know it's where their local guys get their lunch.

My daughter and I went there to watch some football games on a Sunday. Friendly neighborbood bar…read more Bartender Kate was fabulous. Met a few nice local folks and had a good time. Did not eat, but the burgers looked awesome. Pleasant vibe.

Located in the heart of Easton, River Grille has a warm, dimly lit atmosphere and a welcoming,…read moreknowledgeable waitstaff. The American-inspired menu offers plenty of variety, though the food left something to be desired--good, but not great. The cocktails were just okay, with nothing particularly memorable. The desserts, however, were a highlight and a delicious way to finish the meal.

Amazing experience! I was visiting with my son and his wife in Madison and was lucky enough to…read morestumbled upon this quaint establishment. We were warmly greeted by Walter at the counter. He was more than willing to help us work our way through the menu. My request was to split a large salad with my wife. Walter had the salad split between two plates for us with a side of delicious fresh rolls. My son ordered the Cuban sandwich with a side of potato salad and my daughter-in-law had the homemade chicken pot pie. All of the food was well prepared and presented beautifully. Everything was super fresh and made to order. The decor was very warm with a home-like feeling. Walter was a wonderful host and made our first experience delightful. This is one of those small, independent restaurants that is worth adding to my favorite bistro list. I am looking forward to visiting The Harvest Bistro the next time I am in Madison, New Jersey.

Local spot with cute artsy city vibe. The menu is incredibly creative,from the ordinary to the…read moreunique with daily/weekly specials. They offer hot or cold options with a side salad or chips. They have incredible fresh baked cookies to indulge yourself. Lots of bottled drink options to complete your meal. I mostly eat in as I enjoy the staff, and the ambience. They have seating inside and bistro tables outside in good weather. To enjoy the view on Main Street along with your lively food. Portions are lunch sized and not meant for sharing unless you order a few then it makes tasting a little of everything easier. You will be delighted and add this to your favorite Madison spots. Let's not forget they have an extensive catering menu and a reputation for going above and beyond for catering customers. What a true small town gem!!

Arminio's has become something of a staple in our family's wheelhouse of easy meals. Every pie…read morewe've ordered from this Chatham pizzeria has either been right on or proximal to those elusive perfect proportions of sauce, crust, and cheese. As such, it's no surprise that every time I've gone to either order or pick up a slice, the phone is ringing off the hook while a few folks are waiting for their meals. When things get that busy, it's hard to offer the friendliest service, but I certainly appreciate how efficiently the folks behind the counter work. Recently, we took a chance on the grandma pies, and WOW. These are arguably even better than the conventionally circular pies, with a square and slightly thicker crust that are baked in pans and have a significant crunch that we didn't know we needed. If you've only been ordering their regular pies, I'd highly recommend giving these a try. There's no parking lot and a limited amount of street parking available out front, so trying to find a spot for your car can be tough, especially around mealtimes. But if you're just dipping in and out of the restaurant for a takeout order, there's a strip of no parking spots right around the corner where folks seem to leave their cars for a quick second while grabbing their pizza boxes.

Got a solid chicken sandwich here for lunch. There was a bit of a lunch rush so I waited but food…read morewas hot and fresh. Parking can be tough but got a spot around the corner

Really good food. Pleasant atmosphere. Casual. Great for lunch…read more Nice staff. Excellent service!

The food was a major disappointment, and unexpected from this establishment I have known since 2006…read morefor reliably hearty, tasty food: - The unseasoned 16 oz bone-in ribeye wreaking of a metallic taste - and the only taste - throughout, not just limited to grill marks. Ordered medium rare but arriving medium well to well done. Mushy, oily, bland sautéed vegetables. - Fried fish filet also tasteless, served with cocktail sauce and tartar sauce. Bread crumb crust fried to rock solid; if lemon had been requested, it would not be absorbed and thus not improve the flavor. Off day? Perhaps. But other reviews and largely empty dining rooms at lunch hour suggest this could be a more permanent drop in quality of the dishes. Service was par for this establishment, with attentive wait staff. Place has always had a worn look, part of its charm. As it was so empty, it was easy to converse at the table. To management: yes, you're paying more for your ingredients. Perhaps serve smaller portions, such as a smaller steak but of better quality and prepared by someone who knows how to cook steaks properly.

What a gem. A plethora of delicious choices of delicious dishes: we ordered the Mona Lisa and Off…read morethe vine paninis, plus an ice coffee and an Arnold Palmer. Reasonably priced, especially for Summit. Street parking is really tough; we lucked out. An inside bench provides a place to sit and wait for your order, but no indoor dining. An adjoining courtyard is fine, except when it's humid (when isn't it these days) or raining (storm moved in as soon as we got into our car). Does lots of takeout/pickup. Very friendly service a big plus. Funky. Unique. Recommended. Will certainly go back: so many choices.

Good portions and taste at a great pricepoint. The staff is so kind as well. The outdoor seating is…read moreperfect on clear days. Marigold's is a great gathering spot to hang with friends that I'll be coming back to.

I was in the mood for banh mi, and unfortunately, I still am. (Most of the reviews here focus on…read morethe pho, which I didn't try.) The takeout vibe in here is very strong. While there are clean tables inside, the man soloing the front of house was glued to his phone, not even looking up when I walked in. There are two touchscreens inside blaring "order here", which is offputting. While he was preparing my lemongrass chicken sandwich and veggie spring rolls behind the counter, another customer rolled in to pick up her order. Ungreeted, she and I ultimately called multiple times through the curtain until the man finally heard us. They really need another person upfront. Loved the crisped, yet moist spring rolls. But my main course, the lemongrass chicken banh mi, was too sweet, lacked acid, and lacked freshness from the carrots or greens. On the plus side, the bread was moist inside and had a crunchy crust. I've had better.

No frills restaurant with friendly service and a home-cooked feel to it. I ordered the pho and it…read morewas yummy. The ordering process was straightforward (screens) and you can eat inside the small restaurant- it's very clean and comfortable.

Very authentic Malaysian dishes. I will also recommend their wide vegetarian options. On Sunday,…read morethey also offer Cantonese dim sum. What I also like is the free street parking. Highly recommend.

This was a spot specializing in Malaysian dishes in a comfortable dining room. The place was…read morepretty empty when I attended. The menu was large while the service was appreciated. For a starter, the crispy chicken spring rolls ($9.99?) were ordered. It was a classic chicken spring roll with a creamy Sriracha sauce on top. There was also some veggies that occupied the plate. This was solid. The spring roll came out hot and had just enough chicken. The Sriracha sauce was not too spicy either. For an entrée, I had the Sambal eggplant ($18.99?). It was topped with a spicy tamarind sauce. This was exactly what I wanted at the time. The thin eggplant slices were nicely prepared with plenty of sauce. It was a good amount of eggplant too. The sauce had a very slight kick, but nothing overpowering. The tamarind must have offset the spicy portion more than I would have thought. Will I go back? I would.

This past summer Dao Madison was strongly recommended to me by a friend, so I decided to finally…read morecheck it out. I was told that there are often long waits, so I chose an evening where it was raining with some pretty heavy winds, hoping this would help me and my gf get in quickly. Fortunately, I was right! Dao Madison is located in in the same space that was once Ossino's Market and before that Empire Szechuan. The business is surrounded by a U shaped set of parking spots, but it's tight so go slow and ease into the spots carefully. While the exterior is largely the same as before, it is clear the folks at Dao reworked the interior. It is beautiful with a high ceiling, reserved decor and bright colors. I went during the evening but I can imagine sunlight pouring into the space during the day. We were seated very quickly and there was a huge group at the front waiting for to go orders, so this place definitely has fans! Even on a stormy night almost every table was full. The service was absolutely top notch. Within a minute after being seated we had water, tea and crispy noodles with mustard and duck sauce deployed to the table at rapid speed. I *love* the crispy noodles with duck sauce to this was absolutely delightful. Our waiter was enthusiastic, helpful and full of energy - quite a feat when you're serving table after table. I also have to say, it's incredible how quickly my water was constantly refilled. I never had to ask once. There are a lot of much more expensive restaurants that could learn from these folks! Okay, here's what we had: Chicken Corn Soup One of my favorite soups, but it's hard to find a good version. This was definitely one such example. Smooth, but filled with chicken and egg it was tasty and satisfying. Pro-tip: if you like a bit of a kick, put a bit of the Chinese mustard in and mix it in or alternatively use white pepper (which is on the table). Szechuan Vegetable Dumplings These dumplings are kind of like wontons and served in a beautifully savory and spicy sauce. I would get these again in a heartbeat. Cold Sesame Noodles Almost every take out place around makes cold sesame noodles, but few places make it *well*. Dao knocks this out of the park. Mix it up well and the spicy and savory sauces all come together to form an amazingly delicious dish. Mala Dry Pot (Chicken) This dish is served with a *dramatic* presentation in a small wok in a wood serving tray. This dish has a wonderful mixture of vegetables and meat with a wonderful base sauce. I comes across as a stir fry but I think it may be at least party steamed. This dish was delicious with a big variety of items to enjoy. Also worth nothing, you have a choice between white and *purple* rice at Dao. In general, purple rice is healthier than white rice so it was great to have the option. I am so happy I finally tried Dao Madison and I can't wait for my next visit!

Dao came thru in the clutch for us for a quick good meal when we were in the area…read more The first thing we noticed was the tight parking spaces - narrow little spots. This place is packed! It died down a little bit after 730 but still it gets quite good business. The chips you get when you sit down were a little stale. I don't really eat that stuff anyway. On the bright side, the sweet and sour sauce it came with was very good and the wasabi mustard had a huge kick. The soup dumplings were legit. As good as you will find in Edison. $12.25 for 6. A little bit pricier than Edison but you pay for the fact that you can have it in this area. The filet mignon with spicy pepper sauce was pretty good. Portion size is in the middle. Not too generous nor skimpy. It wasn't spicy. It came with delicious mushrooms and baby bok choy. The black pepper sauce was delicious. Similarly the pepper steak with onions was also mid on portion size and amount of meat they give you. It came with delicious chopped peppers and onions as well. Good flavor. Both of these steak dishes came with a complimentary bowl of rice. The pot of tea was also complimentary. It was pretty good tea. The service was great. Very friendly staff and they changed our plates after the soup dumpling appetizer. Sprite was only $2 and a bottle of san pelligrino $3. Good place with a strong loyal customer base. We will be back!