It was our first time at La Nueva Hispana and it was pretty empty for a Saturday afternoon but I…read morethink it was because it's not that well known. The place is at the same location where previously a Thai restaurant was and it has the option of stairs or a ramp for those with disabilities as well as an awning that's inviting and protects from rain. Now once you enter the restaurant is really clean with a modern leaf wall and the Nueva Hispana restaurant name in a neon sign. Lots of mirrors on the walls give the place a feel that is bigger as well as large windows. Large TV with salsa music playing. The service was very good and fast we ordered a $15.50 Milanese chicken breast (chicken cutlet) with French fries (they were really crispy and freshly made!) with a side salad in a tasty dressing. We also ordered Pescado a lo macho ( a traditional Peruvian dish of fish filet with seafood in a creamy sauce) with a side of yuca and salad for around $21-23. Overall the sauces were really tasty place is modern and clean with linen napkins, not paper, and good service worth stopping by and trying some delicious Peruvian food. Tip: no parking but lots of street parking. Also, no 1/2 or 1/4 rotisserie chicken meal that Peruvian restaurants are known for.

I've only been here once, so I'm not going to trash the place over a single visit. The food was OK,…read moreand I'd give it a second chance since it seems popular with other people. That said, my experience was not great. The TV was loud when we arrived, and the music coming from the kitchen competed with it, making conversation difficult. I asked for the TV to be turned down, and they did, but when a young kid came in later, the hostess turned The Flintstones up loud again, so once again it was hard to hear each other. More importantly, we clearly marked "no eggs" on the menu and told the waitress about an egg allergy, but the chicken fried rice still came with egg. After we pointed it out, with the menu I had written on still at the counter, the dish was taken back and returned with bits of egg still in it, which made it seem like the egg had just been hand picked out instead of the dish being remade. Also, ask for tap water unless you want to be charged for bottled Poland Spring. Overall, the food was decent, but the noise and the way the egg issue was handled made for a disappointing visit.

Sabor Peru in Caldwell NJ is excellent. We enjoy the food very much and like the atmosphere. Diane…read morethe owner is a hard worker and is involved with every table. The entire staff is very attentive and cordial. You need to try it, you'll love it.

A delicious Peruvian surprise in NJ. Don't let the small entrance sway you, once you go up the…read morestairs, you're in a large kitschy restaurant that's decided into differently decorated rooms. All of the dishes were delicious. We tried Vegan dishes as well and they hit the spot. The waitress was very helpful explaining any of the dishes we were not familiar with. It was a lovely evening catching up with friends while dining on delicious Peruvian cuisine.

The graffiti outside screamed "quirky and cute." Inside? Nearly empty, with a hot food stand that…read morelooked suspiciously like a supermarket deli's last cry for help. We ordered fish & chips and a Cuban sandwich. Bold moves, apparently. The fish was so tasteless, I think I offended it by taking a bite. Honestly, frozen supermarket fish would've put up more of a fight. The fries? Also running for the "most bland" award. And the Cuban sandwich--ham, cheese, and shredded pork so thin I had to squint to find the protein. A whisper of meat. A ghost of flavor. But wait, it gets better. A Snapple? $4.00. For that price, I expected someone to at least open it for me. Instead, zero service--and yet, the screen still flipped around asking for a tip. The audacity? Inspiring. Just not in the way they think

I was attending a friend's mother's wake. Arriving at 4:30 and staying for about an hour, I headed…read moreto my truck. By luck the Cuban Breeze was right next to the funeral home. This is a clean casual eating restaurant with a colorful upbeat vibe, Spanish wall art and music. They have cafeteria style steam trays and some tables. I think they do a lot of take-out. Not having a lot of Cuban food experience, I did recognize the empanadas ($3,95), fried pork, red and black beans and yellow rice before settling on a Cuban sandwich ($12.95).The sandwich was just what I needed at the time. Hot, flavorful and the ham and pork was hot, well seasoned and juicy. The bread had a crispy cover but soft on the inside. I understand that the Abuela still does some of the cooking. I usually eat around 3pm so at 5:30 I was starving. I'll be eating more Cuban food in the future!

Craving diner breakfast and had never been to George's...boy are we happy we went!…read more The booths are comfy and roomy. The coffee was delicious and refilled promptly. They had the little half and half cups which my daughter loves to drink (insert eye roll). Husband had the hungry man and said it was awesome. I had a short stack of French toast with sides of bacon well done and hash browns. Delicious. Daughter had kids pancake with sausage. It came out shaped like Mickey - cute touch. We were happy to support local, but even happier to have an excellent meal. We plan to make this a regular weekend breakfast place.

Food is alway good service is excellent and it is an old fashion dinner so don't expect new furitread more

I go to this place and get food to go all the time. Food is consistently delicious and the menu…read morealways has new items. I'm yet to dislike anything I've had here. Update: I now no longer order food here. Now I walk in and let Aldo make whatever he wants for me. Everything I've ever had here has been good and I trust anything he sends out to me. Keep up the good work guys!

Food was good but got a long hot and potato appetizer with only 2 peppers in it for $18…read more I called to ask about it and they said " too bad thats the price" 2 peppers for $18 a rip off

Cute little cafe place has unique decorations their tables were doors, chair hanging on the wall…read moreand their bathrooms were in the back of the kitchen. Which we had to exit out and go to the back just to use the bathroom and their dishes with ok it's more of the waiting. It was so small Me & family took over the whole seating area it wasn't much to begin with. But they definitely wasn't expecting that huge of a group to come in all at once. Some of the dishes were unique and tasty. These are some of the dishes we got - Mozzarella Sticks - Zucchini Sticks - Chicken Fingers - Qeema with Paratha [ Patistani Bread , chicken qeema, salad and mint sauce] - Reg waffle [huge] - Paratha Omelet [3 eggs, onions, green chilies,tomatoes, coriander] plus patistani bread on the side - Chai with Almond milk - Wings and fries which waited for the longest time [almost an hour] and it was still raw inside smh Overall this place was ok. The service wasn't even the greatest nor the food. Which it was quite a disappointment. My nieces food was uncooked and they only gave her a free milkshake as an apologize. I don't think we be coming back here again. When i asked one of the staff what is this wthat comes with the paratha Omelet and the staff gave me an attitude and said it's patistani bread like i should have known. It wasn't even listed on their menu that's why i asked. It's a cute place but with their rude attitude, uncooked food. No thanks

I had a French toast slam and it was really delicious. French toast was amazing. My bf had a lamb…read moregyro platter and it was really good as well.

Chantal was amazing at the register at this cava in Wayne ,Nj . she was so sweet and attentive…read more such an amazing worker !!

Now, usually i only use yelp when i am completely disgusted at a place and how it runs, but this…read moreone is completely the opposite. From the hospitality to the wide variety of food, this location is fantastic. Service was great and when you ask for extra you get extra, can you believe it. The area and scenery reminds me of Chipotle, but definitely in a more mediterranean way. Five Stars for Cava!

My mother brought me to Dervish for my birthday on a Friday, and the food was so out of this world…read morethat we came right back with friends on Sunday night! We used to be loyal customers at Al Basha for years, but recent political displays there prompted my family to look for a new go-to spot. We are so glad we made the switch. The food and atmosphere at Dervish exceeded our expectations, and this is officially our new favorite restaurant in Wayne. Highly recommended!

I've tried many items over many trips at Dervish, and it is definitely my FAVORITE Turkish…read morerestaurant in North Jersey. We've gotten their mixed platters (for 2 and for 4 in a bigger party) which always includes lamb chops, chicken chops, doner, shish kebab, chicken kebab, Adana and a Turkish meatball alongside rice/bulgur and cheesy bread, red cabbage pickle, and salad. Always fantastic with meats cooked to utter perfection. We've also tried the yogurtlu doner with tomato sauce which is solid, but not my fav. Shepherds salad seems unassuming but is FANTASTIC. Hummus is mid-tier but passable. Adana Kebab is absolute perfection and a little spicy and delivers very well too. We also tried their onion kofte kebab special which I wasn't sure about at first since I'm not a huge fan of lamb that tastes like lamb but it grew on me fast -- a little sweet and sour, tangy, and extremely rich from the fattiness in the meatballs. Truly a perfect plate, though perhaps not everyone's cup of tea. The service is always attentive and not overbearing. The restaurant is massive, clean, and always has patrons -- very cute interior and lots of booth options (yay!) Desserts are solid though I feel they are a touch overpriced. I enjoyed the ice cream and the lava cake. Dervish has become a staple in our comfort food rotation.