Found this steakhouse on the AADVANTAGE dining program…read more Olives and pita bread are served complimentary. There are no cocktails on this Saturday night. I don't know if it's standard practice. From the looks of what would be the bar, I assume there is no liquor license. Many bottles of wine and limited beer options and no liquor bottles. The waiter said the owner doesn't serve cocktails tonight. ‍‍ The ice machine was broken. For the prices on menu items, there's no way that's acceptable. They could have brought in bags of ice, and we would have never known. We had no ice to go with our water and coke, and the beer was barely cool. Finally, we see bags of ice brought in and wasn't offered any. ‍‍ Tomahawk steak medium well was good, but I needed a little more seasoning. Mash potatoes tasted like freshly smashed potatoes and needed a little salt and butter, and the oyster mushrooms were a bit chewy with a charred taste. 3 Lamb chops were serves medium rare so it was requested to be well done then it was good, the spinach was bitter with no flavor and the rice tasted old as it was leftovers from previous day or days. Rice didn't taste freshly cooked at all. Bone in Ribeye medium rare was good with a Cesar salad that tasted strange. The Cesar dressing tasted like a blue cheese mixed with ranch and a vinegar. I don't know it just wasn't a good Ceasars dressing, and it was iceberg lettuce, not romaine. Overall, they prepared good steaks and good lamb chops, but they need to step it up on the sides. For the price of steak, they need to give a better portion and more than 3 lamb chops. For the quality of food it's an overpriced restaurant. Though the digital menu is up with technology, it's not truly functional. It's not user-friendly for older persons, and it had a glitch. They should consider a QR code. Overall, the ambiance is nice. The food was ok but overpriced. Stop in to support a small business. 1 issue I did have, the waiter didn't help us while ordering. My dad ordered rice with his lamb chops, not knowing that it came with rice, and the waiter said nothing. I was bothered, but 2 sides come with the steaks. My son didn't order any sides, so I requested that the rice be a side of my son's order. They corrected that with no problem. the spinach and the rice were removed from the bill. Customer service was decent.

One of the best experience I've ever had really enjoyed all of the food that came. The service was…read moretop-notch really recommended this place to a lot of my friends. I really enjoyed the dessert. The host was amazing. This server was very very polite. Kind of reminded me of the older days.

I purchased bagels through the TooGoodToGo App on a last minute whim and almost regretted it when I…read moresaw that there was a long line to get into the JCC where this located. I was surprised that the wait in line wasn't that bad. There was a security guard who directed me around the parking lot instead of being able to go straight. My ID was checked and they asked that I put down my back window so they could see inside my car for security purposes. I wasn't aware that there was a graduation going on. I had never been to Bagel Boss so I didn't know where it was. I was concerned that there wouldn't be parking so I asked the security guard about it. He was very nice and told me that he didn't know if there would be parking since there was a graduation going on but said that if I couldn't find parking, I could pull up next to the building since I would only be a few minutes. Luckily, there were a couple of open spots. I had to present my ID again when I got inside. Once you get inside, Bagel Boss is to your right. They had shelves filled with bagels and a lady was filling the display case with muffins and cookies. They didn't have descriptions of the bagels so I'm guessing as to what I got: Pumpernickel, Everything, Plain, Cinnamon Raisin, Chocolate Chip, Sesame & Onion (2). When you order through the TooGoodToGo App, it's a surprise as what you will get. I got 9 bagels for a total of $6.41! The guy who helped me told me that I could wrap the bagels in Saran Wrap and put them in the freezer; then when I'm ready to have one, I can just pop it in the toaster. I would slice the bagels before freezing them. I had the Cinnamon Raisin Bagel the next day (after it had been in the freezer). After it was toasted, it was light and crispy. I can't wait to try the other flavors!

I was very excited that Bagel Boss was opening a store in Boynton Beach FL. They offered 3 bagels…read morefor free to try. So I went there and got my 3 free bagels to try. Here are my thoughts: 1. I have been getting bagels from Flakowitz for the last eleven years. I have been very happy with them. 2. I looked at the Bagel Boss bagels and they look like they were machine made. Flakowitz looks like they are hand made. 3. Flakowitz looks larger but the Bagel Bosses is heavier. 4. The taste is very similar and both taste good. 5. Flakowitz bagels are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. They are easy to chew. They are easy to chew. Bagel Boss bagels are very chewy on the outside and soft and a little chewy on the inside. They are very hard to swallow. They are also more expensive. They are Kosher which is a good thing. We don't keep Kosher. Therefore: I will stay with Flakowitz bagels instead of Bagel Boss.

It's hard to come by actually good tasting food in Miami. The food here is exquisite!read more

Finally, a kosher Argentine restaurant in Miami! We loved the experience from start to finish. The…read morewaiters guided us with their recommendations, and they absolutely nailed it. We started with some amazing fried Empanada Porteña and fried Empanada Tango (we ordered six!) and a delicious Argentinian Sausage. Then came the star of the night: a perfectly cooked Tira de Asado, served with fries and salad. My son went straight for the Milanesa con Papas Fritas a Caballo--a crispy breaded steak topped with two fried eggs, with fries perfect for dipping into the yolk. For dessert, the Panqueque con Dulce de Leche was the perfect sweet ending (though this time, he ate it all by himself!). The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with the owners always making sure everything is perfect. The owner even came over to greet us, which was such a nice touch. Without a doubt, the best kosher meat in Miami. We'll definitely be back!

I'm genuinely obsessed with Vegan Tierra. My cousin and I immediately said if we could cook/eat…read morelike this every day, we'd definitely turn vegan! What a refreshing take on modern favorites. I came hungry and left so pleasantly surprised. The service was warm and the place is super cozy. Not big at all but really does deliver. I'm still thinking about their Asian cauliflower dish. It was layered with texture and depth. The rice and veggie mix even had me going back. My cousin had the bolognese that was to die for. I can't wait to go back!

I have been a loyal customer of Vegan Tierra Restaurant since it first opened, which makes today's…read moreexperience especially disappointing. Our waitress entered one of our orders incorrectly. I understand that mistakes happen, but when we explained the error, she would not exchange the meal or correct the mistake. Good customer service means taking responsibility and making things right. Unfortunately, the service reflected a lack of training throughout our visit. When we arrived, the waitress was cutting pineapple and did not acknowledge us. When our soup was served, only one of the two soups was brought to the table. We also had to ask for utensils and napkins, and she appeared unable to distinguish between a soup bowl and a small plate. I've always enjoyed supporting this restaurant, which is why this experience was so disappointing. I hope management provides additional training and empowers their staff to resolve simple customer service issues. I want to see this restaurant succeed, but today's visit fell well below the standard I've come to expect.

Took a seat at my small table that was filled with chick peas and sealed with lacquer. The…read morepresentation was elegant with gold dual size bowls hovering a gold tray with pickles, peppers and carrots as a side dish that I crammed into the already dense pita. Even before my first bite, everything set the stage for a traditional kosher mediterranean meal. The physical weight and sheer girth of this Shawarma Pita in my hand was mighty impressive and the price at $17.99 seemed fair. Love the middle eastern music. The pita was so flavor packed and will return. The gender neutral bathroom was spotless with pitted bone colored wall tiles.

Was craving Mediterranean food for a while now and happened to pass this place on the way to an…read moreappointment. Circled back around and ordered a shawarma pita. Busy little place at lunchtime with both eat in and take out orders. Nice vibe with middle eastern music playing and tables lacquered with chic peas. The pita was very tasty along with the pickled peppers and sliced pickles on the side. However, I think it was a little pricey at $20 including tax. Would definitely recommend if you're willing to pay and want a freshly made Mediterranean dish.

Came here for breakfast. Sat outside and served by Marcel who was very friendly and attentive…read more Hubby's nova / cream cheese and bagel were good, as was my scoop of whitefish and sesame bagel. Got a ( baker's ) dozen of bagels for over $24...not sure if that's the standard for this area but exorbitant in my book.

I placed a takeout order at Marian's yesterday that included two smoked salmon bagels and two tuna…read moreplatters with bagel chips. Ordering online was easy, and pickup itself was quick and straightforward. However, when I got home, I realized that both tuna platters were missing the bagel chips--so essentially I paid $17 each for just two scoops of tuna. I called the restaurant and was told they were out of bagel chips. That explanation raised more questions than it answered. If an item is unavailable, why not notify the customer? A quick call, or even mentioning it at pickup, would have gone a long way. I would have happily substituted for a bagel or chosen something else. Instead, I had to drive all the way back to the restaurant. By that point, I was understandably frustrated, and the response at the counter didn't help--the staff seemed indifferent. They did replace the missing items with bagels, which I appreciate, but the overall experience was disappointing. I used to really enjoy Marian's under the previous ownership and was a regular customer. Unfortunately, since the change in ownership, the quality of service seems to have declined. We decided to give it another try, but this experience confirmed that it's just not worth it anymore. Disappointing, because this used to be a go-to spot.

I love Middle Eastern food, culture, and the vibe. I love Jerusalem Market, I go often for the hot…read morefood and the baklava. Recently found out they have unpitted Kalamata Olives, which they make in house. I never been able to find unpitted olives anywhere so of course that means I get to go to Jerusalem more often.

I love going to Jerusalem market Food is fresh , wide…read morevariety of Middle East foods, huge store very clean , delicious dessert and the most important reason I go is because a nice gentleman from Siria named Ibrahim takes care of us , he smiles to us , teach us few words in Arabic , speaks Spanish too and make feel home , he is smart and work fast and always ready to help Thank you Ibrahim you are the best alahmak

This was my first time at playa bowls! I've seen it passing by while going to work. I scanned the…read moremenu online and I found many appetizing things but the BAE BOWL 3.0 stood out. I added peanut butter on top but oh my goshhhhh. It was SO GOOD. Flavorful, fresh, packed with happiness. The inside is a chill vibe. Have a big wall of their menu which is a little overwhelming but cool. The guy who took my order was nice, laidback. My bowl was ready super quick. Id come back!

My daughter loves Açaí bowls and this is her go to. She also goes to Bahia Bowls too but I think…read moreshe prefers Playa Bowls. This was my first time here. We saw them at The Taste of Cooper City as well. I dig a good Açaí bowl but honestly, I can't justify $14 for it. It's pricey!!! I don't remember açaí bowls being this pricey. I also make açaí bowls at home so I suppose that's where it's hard to justify the cost. Ha. The girls got a Nutella Açaí bowl. I love Nutella just as much as the next person but how is the Nutella part healthy? Lol. They loved it and it made them happy. I had a few bites and it was good. Honestly, I think I need to find a bowl that I really want to try and maybe that will make up for the pricing. This place is really cute and their branding is cute. They also give away free stickers by the front counter. I snagged a palm tree sticker. Because Florida. I promise to come back and give the full experience a second chance and not let the cost Jade me. I'm sure I can find something on their extensive menu that I like. They also serve coffee drinks which is interesting considering Cali Coffee is right next door. I'll be back.