Last night we went to dine at Pasha. It was genuinely a very pleasant experience all throughout…read more Pasha is a Turkish restaurant. The interior is elegantly styled and comfortable. They had a beautiful Turkish Moroccan Mosaic lamp hanging right at the front. I was surprised they had cocktails and alcoholic beverages available. This is not typical in Middle Eastern restaurants. The prices were very reasonable I had to do a double take that they weren't mocktails. Their menu features plenty of traditional meaty options, some fresh salads and appetizers. I first started with their mojito. This was fresh and minty. A delightful cocktail. Their complimentary bread, was pillowy and fresh. Be careful, it is easy to overdo it with this delicious bread. For an appetizer we got a serving of their Babaganoush. This was an excellent pairing to that bread. This was incredibly tasty, you could taste the the eggplant, the olive oil and the lemon juice, together they created a super dreamy creamy combo. I got their version of a Gyro Quesadilla. This arrived with four very generous portions. It was filled with tender lamb and melted cheese. We got a Greek salad to share. This salad was very generous in its size, it was very fresh and tasty. We concluded with their chocolate cake. There were plenty of other traditional dessert options. This cake was very chocolatey and fresh. The top layer was very dark chocolate to me. We had a very pleasant first time at Pasha.

Welcome to Pasha! This place is now a year old! I haven't been here since last January! It's the…read moresame server too! It is located at 397 Broad St. in Manchester, CT. I have not been to very many Turkish restaurants. I believe the last one was in Springfield. They play Turkish music and the employees are all Turkish (I think). The place is really big. There must be [at least] 40 tables in here. Do not be deceived by the small store front. It is very deep. It's incredibly clean. I could even smell the cleaning chemicals at first. They start me off with a complementary carafe of water. It's nice. I don't believe it is tap water. It must be filtered. They also serve complementary bread with either oil or butter. That's a LOT of bread. A meal in itself! For my first drink, I am having the J.W. Black Label Old Fashioned. This is made with Johnny Black Walker, Elderflower liqueur and Angostura bitters. I've never seen an Old Fashioned made this way. This is classy! They use a circular ice cube to minimize the dilution tine. It is perfectly balanced, nicely garnished (two lemon peels) and has a very unique taste (thanks to the elderflower liqueur). This is good! The menus are very nice too and include pictures. The drink menu does not have prices. The decor is nice with a few ethnic paintings (and a few not filled yet). I like the [artificial] trees in the dining area. They hang cool lights on the walls. Nice, colorful, low hanging chandeliers too. For my soup, I'm having the mercimek (lentil). Mercimek çorbası (lentil soup) is the most popular and widely consumed soup in Turkey. Ingredients are typically red lentils, onion, carrot, potato or tomato, vegetable or light meat stock, olive oil or butter, and spices such as cumin and paprika. This came out quick! This is piping hot! The soup is delicious! Good portion. I like the addition of the crushed red pepper for a little kick. Be sure to sprinkle that lemon on it. I love the elongated spoon. They also bring out complementary bread and butter. No butter for me. The bread is good! For my salad, I am getting the Tabbouleh (this is Arabic not Turkish) made with parsley, tomatoes, bulgur, scallions, lemon juice and olive oil. Look at this monster salad! It is huge! This came out real quick! This comes with a lemon to sprinkle upon them. They have great presentation and tastes fantastic! Be sure to sprinkle the lemon. It's like a chopped salad. The Tabbouleh had a LOT of parsley. For my next drink, I'm having the Classic Martini made with gin, dry vermouth and olives (garnish). This is made with Greenall gin. I've never had this before. It's not bad! The taste is a bit off but is still fine. There are a lot of small, floating ice particles, but I don't care. It does , keep it cool, and melts quick. It has a nice olive garnish skewer too. Very good overall! For my appetizer, we are having the Mized Meze. Meze is a selection of small dishes served as appetizers in Arabic and West Asian cuisines. You know me! I loved samplers! This includes humus, babagannush, eggplant salad, haydari, havuc tarator & antep ezme. Hummus is a Middle Eastern dip, spread, or savory dish made from cooked, mashed chickpeas blended with tahini, lemon juice, and garlic. Baba ghanoush, also known as baba ganouj or muttabal, is a creamy, smoky eggplant dip that originated in the Levant region of the Middle East. The dish is made by blending roasted or grilled eggplant with tahini, garlic, lemon juice, olive oil, and seasonings. Haydari is a type of yogurt dish similar to a thick cacık, made from certain herbs and spices, combined with garlic and yogurt. Antep Ezme is made with tomatoes, hot peppers, green peppers, onions, garlic, walnuts and olive oil. Look at this! You have to love the carrot slices dividing the individual items. There is paprika scattered on top. The server lays down the spoons as he describes each one. This goes great with bread! Wow! Is this good! I love the variety of textures and flavors! For my entree, I'm having the Chicken Kofte (flat chicken meatballs). Spicy please! Chicken meatballs aren't easy to find. This is the best! That jalapeño is hot! The salad has a nice light dressing too. I love the grilled tomato! This flavor is unbelievable! It was also nice to have a few minutes to chat with the owner! For my dessert drink, I'm having the Turkish coffee. Turkish coffee is a rich, unfiltered coffee made from finely ground beans simmered in a special pot (cezve) with water and sugar, resulting in a strong brew with grounds that settle at the bottom. It is extremely fine, like powder, much finer than espresso. Black, for me. I like the metal cup, this way it's not too hot in the hands. This is thick and yummy! For my dessert, I'm having the Pistachio Cake. This is a first for me. The plate is nicely chilled. This is real good! This place is incredible! There is no shortage of leftovers. I have at least two more servings worth. What a fantastic meal!

Another great lunch. You can never go wrong with the pizza.A simple thin crust pepperoni was…read moreperfectly made. We shared a small and an order of mussels for a perfect lunch. My other friend loved her lime chicken salad. Much healthier choice, but we all left happy

The food and menu charging your guest $3 not to add an item on a pizza than charge $3 again for…read moreasking for a different item I guess it's all about profits and also serving french fries that are almost frozen which they are frozen to begin with. It's just sad. I'm glad I don't go there anymore.

Went here for the first time and wish I had visited sooner. It's way better than Chopt (comparable…read morefood) or Subway (right next door). They have lots of gluten free options, including a gluten-free wrap. The vegetables were very fresh and the store looked immaculately clean. The chicken was white meat. Well cooked and well seasoned. I definitely enjoyed my Tex-Mex wrap. The gentleman who helped me was very nice. The only thing keeping me from five stars is the price, which is in line with other fresh food, but always feels high to me. I think next time I'd get a whole bowl in order to get two meals out of it, which definitely looked doable.

This is my 2nd time here. I tried the wrap. I got chicken , lettuce and mozzarella cheese in it. It…read morewas huge to big and awkward to handle for me so I ended up pulling it apart and just eating the inside. Which was delicious. My daughter got the Cobb salad. She says was great and very enjoyable to eat. Next time I am in this area I will do another salad. Sorry the pictures of wrap before I tore it open won't come into this page.

Plenty of free, on-street parking. Smallish interior.. five small tables, each w 2 seats plus five…read morestools facing side street. So, not conducive to big crowds. Interesting specials and casseroles. I had a 3 egg omelet w Swiss and ham. The omelet was perfectly cooked, and one of the better ones I've recently had. There were three melted, overlapping slices of Swiss on top.To my pleasant surprise, there was also melted Swiss inside the omelet as well as a generous amount of diced ham. Does not come w toast or potatoes, which you can order separately. Thankfully, I didn't as I was pretty stuffed. Coffee was eggggcellent. Not sure about free refills, as they sell two different sizes. Service very good. Batroom clean. 4 Henny Penny stars

Cute but small shop on Main St. Clean and cute backdrop to take a photo. Nice for small intimate…read moregroups. Food is mediocre. Nothing special, same breakfast items you can get at many places. Nothing popped out at me. Service is good. There is a pastry case where you can see and purchase sweets. The savory items are cooked when ordered so it does take a fair amount of time but it's expected. I appreciate cooked to order food and it comes out immediately after it's finished. A lot of take out and grab and go patrons were there when I sat and enjoyed breakfast.

Just consistently awesome. What more is there to say? My family loves this spot. You should try it!!read more

First, let me start with the good. The waitstaff was very friendly and attentive. Now for the bad…read morepart, I ordered a traditional burger with bacon and potato salad as a side. French fries were an extra cost, and a Diet Coke. I was never asked how I would like my hamburger cooked. It took a little while for the food to come out, but that was OK. The burger was very well done and dry. Almost couldn't get it down. The potato salad was also dry and had no taste. Regarding the Diet Coke, the aftertaste was like I just finished medicine. I also had the opportunity to check out the bathroom, which is something I like to do in most restaurants. The bathroom was not clean, the used paper towels in the bin was filled to the top, pieces of toilet paper on the floor. In addition, the toilet seat was dirty.(good thing I did not have to sit) first time customer and probably will be the last time.

I have been a fan since the mid-70's. Vernon is the place to go, but I have very fond memories of…read morethe former Reins Deli in the Hartford Civic Center way back when for a late night snack or heavier refueling sandwich. Which brings me to my newly crowned favorite sandwich - Tongue On Rye; ask for the tip slices very lean. I even got a dependable guarantee from our server she'd provide an unforgettable tongue sandwich. In a comedic mood, I asked our server to not give me any lip! She doubled over giggling and said thank you for your honesty and THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I've been asked just Tongue with "No Lip." Despite the comedy and light hearted conversation the table for two was perfect Harry & Sally style! Watching the action, enjoying the lean tongue on rye with mustard an unforgettable delight.

Quality is still good, price and portion are askew…read more We came here as a quick sandwich bite on our way around the state. Service was good, and the ambiance is still lively. The still tastes good, with some exceptions. The frier oil seemed burnt, so the pickle chips we had just had that little bit of carbon taste on them. The pickle chips batter was very thick, and the mayo was the only respite. The sandwich, still tasty, seemed much smaller than normal, the meat still had good flavor, but the portion was lighter in comparison. The prices are also a bit high. The sandwich coming out to about 15 bucks. The bargain is very much gone now, and the portion is okay for a sandwich but pricy because of this shrinkage. Not shown are the overcooked onion rings. We returned those and the server promptly removed them from the bill. So really good customer service. I opted for a brownie for dessert, and the brownie was a disappointment. Too sugary, no flavor, gummy, and disappointingly small and thin. A detractor for sure. As a deli, it feels like it's on the decline. I know things are pricier now, but what you pay vs what you get doesn't match up. I'm hoping they pivot from this path, but right now it's no longer my go-to. It's still tasty, just pricy

ABC never disappoints me, I absolutely love fried pickles and the chipotle ranch sauce that goes is…read moresog goo, The Americana burger is really good too especially with a fried egg added. Tried the Carne Asada tacos a few times and I'm becoming a huge fan of them, Also Tried the elote fries last night VERY good. Mocktails are good depending on who makes them I've noticed

burgers =amazing french dip = amazing…read moresandwiches = amazing bowl'sss = amazing shakes = amazing specials = amazing wings = amazing appetizers = amazing wraps = amazing service = amazing ambiance = amazing

I got a really good calzone to go. I ordered it with eggplant, roasted peppers & green peppers and…read moreasked for xtra marinara on the side. It was ready when promised and I loved how they wrapped it so it was still picture perfect when I got home. Might have been 5-Stars but 2 things about how I was charged. $4 for xtra marinara caught me by surprise and their website menu shows tops are $1 and I was charged $1.75 each (x3). So an additional $2.25 in toppings abd $4 for sauce that's $6.25 for 1 item I ordered for myself that was not expected. Otherwise great!

The best meals were the two personal pizzas. The pizzas were crisp crusted, and topped with just…read morethe right amount of sauce and cheese. The gyro platter looked impressive but wasn't as flavorful as they hoped. The least impressive meal was the chicken Parm grinder which was overcooked and lacking in sauce. The waitress was very friendly and the place was full for a Thursday night.

Just had an order of the paneer tikka masala again, which is my favorite go-to here. I tried cheese…read morenan for the first time and it was delicious, as well as the kheer for the first time, which was so good I will definitely be getting it again. It tastes similar to marzipan and has cashews in it that have been softened either from being cooked with the rice pudding or possibly just from soaking. I wasn't expecting the kheer to be as tasty as it was, but it is definitely a new favorite South Asian dessert.

I have dreams about the fried chicken I have had here. Last time I was here they discontinued this…read moremenu item. I was sad but ordered other food. It was just as good, seasoned and spicy. Their platter meals are so good, if you eat in the restaurant you can have all the delicious white sauce you want. Inside is just a bunch of folding tables and chairs but that's all that is needed with food so good. While we waited they gave my boys the remote for the TV to watch whatever, so very nice.

We sat at the bar and ordered some food and drinks. portions were good, Everything came out…read moregenerous and shareable. We tried the cornbread with butter and wow... super soft, a little sweet, and honestly addicting. The buffalo chicken mac & cheese was the standout for me. It was super creamy, cheesy, and packed with flavor. The buffalo chicken had a nice kick without being overpowering, and the bleu cheese added that extra richness. We also had drinks at the bar which were well-made, pretty, and not watered down (always a plus). Overall, I'd say this is a solid spot if you're in the mood for comfort food, big portions, and a fun, casual atmosphere. I'd definitely come back hungry next time.

American restaurant with a ton of different options, and a huge gluten-free selection…read more I came here for dinner with some friends and we split an order of the fried pickles, and I got a chicken sandwich as well. Everything was solid.