Salads just upleveled to the galaxy ! Take a lesson from…read moreJust Salad! The combination of super greens themed salads that are seasonal and thematic will blow up your taste buds ! Love this place always will go out of way to drop by pick up a dazzling bowl for home too . Worth getting the recyclable bowls they discuss sustainability . Miso ginger dressing is stellar - don't forget the vegan option proteins ! Manager is so nice - Friendly service and staff and probiotic sodas are popping ! Let this concept grow! Let more people eat salads Let veggies rule the day! All ages , all people , all genders stop by here ! Who says Jerzey people aren't health conscious ! Watch out California we are now taking your que! Go salads !! Bravo Btw spacious parking ! You will see!

Love coming here after my workouts! The place is spacious and nicely decorated, and the staff is…read morereally quick to make your order, I've never gone during a time when it's super crowded so can't complain! I always get their cilantro lime chicken and it's always so good! The braised chicken is great and it's such a good place for a quick yet healthy and high protein meal for a chain.

I was on the hunt for something healthy for lunch and stumbled upon My Salad in my Yelp search!…read moreIt's not far from me at all so figured why not. My Salad has a big selection of signature salads along with warm bowls, wraps and toasties (toasted sandwiches) or you can create your own. There's plenty to choose from! I had the My Shrimp Taco Salad and a bag of chips and took it to go. Total cost was $19 which is pretty typical of most salad / bowls that you get in NYC and the surrounding tri-state area. My salad was good, the location is very clean. The service was ok but I'll chalk that up to the fact that it was a young teenage girl and I think she was just shy.

My wife and I were in the mood for a salad and we stopped at this establishment in order our…read moresalads, which were very tasty. The service was quick and efficient and it was a very nice place to just sit and enjoy your salad. You also makes terrific smoothies, We really enjoyed going. There will be back again.

The people were so lovely, the food was fresh and amazing, and the overall vibe was *chefs kiss*. A…read morehidden gem, for sure. My only complaint is that they're not opened on Sundays!

Do you ever have an experience at a place so bad that it ruins the trajectory of your whole day?…read moreThat was my morning at Jackie Smalls. I don't give out one-stars on principle unless the food is inedible or something egregious happens but I feel in this case it is warranted. This is my third time at Jackie Smalls. My first, I thought the avo toast was great. Second time I got a very bland breakfast burrito. My third, today, I brought my infant son and decided to dine in. I asked for a high chair and once seated was told by my "waiter" that he could not take my order but I had to order at the front. First issue was this high chair. Nobody knew how to adjust the straps including me, and it was some minimal little aesthetic thing that looked like he could easily topple out of. This is important later. Anyways no big deal with the ordering, front guy was accommodating and let me order from my seat. I ordered the Smalls Scramble for me and French toast for my son with the syrup and raspberries on the side, no pistachios or whip. Food takes a good bit to come out, which is no biggie either. When it arrives, they set down the French toast plate with a knife (a knife knife not a butter knife) on it in front of my son. Ok not great but I hand them the knife back. Then I try the food. Honestly, I'm not sure what to say about the food but...yikes. The eggs were certainly not soft scrambled, and the toast did not look buttered, and the weak potatoes were somewhat like a thick flaccid potato chip drenched in truffle oil and, by the way, not more than a speck of salt on anything. It looked pretty but that was about it. The French toast was deep fried or air fried and it was just not good. Sorry, no other way to say it. So I go to ask for two things: salt, and to inquire as to whether the multi-grain toast has nuts since I have an allergy and it looked concerning. I keep having to go up to these counters and leave my baby unattended in his unstable high chair because nobody will come to me and keep making me get up. I had to ask like five people about the bread until someone pulled out a binder and started looking for allergens. Everyone was just pointing me to the next person and many seemed to simply not understand my question due to a language barrier. I get my salt, and this is some COARSE salt. So I couldn't even fix the seasoning. Not flaky, but like coarse and pebbly for pickling or seasoning steaks, not for food. While I'm up and bouncing from person to person I keep gesturing at my son and nobody will come to my table. In the meantime, he smushed the raspberries and spilled the syrup and I'm back and forth between my conversation and keeping my son in his chair. At the end, I just didn't trust these people's knowledge of anything and could not eat any of my food but brought it home for my husband. It's one thing to serve food that needs a bit of work, but you need to at least offer normal table salt for folks to fix it. It's another thing to have the majority of your staff not know about allergens or how to navigate your high chairs. Also that food needed more than a little bit of work. I will say though those pancakes did look good. I will not be posting pictures for this review because I don't want to mislead with the pretty plating.

We met there before a concert It is a tiny place and was…read morepacked but we made reservations and had a table We had a group of 5 Starting with a an sample platter It was amazing I have lamb dish and so tasty We then all split the chocolate ice cream and wow just wow

After my previous questionable experience at Gyro Grill (see past review), I had my hesitations…read moreabout returning. However, I had heard so many good things about the caring staff and had truly enjoyed the food, so I decided to give it another shot recently. We went for lunch and grabbed a table in the casual and spacious dining room. I ordered a bottle of water and the Mediterranean Salad, topped with Chicken Shish. The food took a bit of time to arrive, but, when it did, the staff apologized for the wait, saying that the kabobs take a bit longer to cook. I was fine with that and appreciated the considerate note. The large salad was packed with fresh ingredients like romaine lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber, black olives, feta, and stuffed grape leaves. The cheese was mild and not too salty, but was more creamy and light. The large chunks of chicken were incredibly tender and well-marinaded. It was really a great salad! I heard positive reviews from my companion about the Chicken Shish Kabob Sandwich, as well. I was glad that I gave Gyro Grill another chance, because it impressed me with its flavorful food and friendly staff.

Delicious birria tacos, excellent refried beans--Also must try the flan! Friendly wait staff and…read morecheerfully decorated space.

Guacamole has been our go-to Mexican spot for years, and we've eaten here easily 10+ times, which…read moreis why this review is tough to write. We usually come when the owner is present, and the experience is always fantastic. Unfortunately, our visit this past Tuesday (which honestly should be Taco Tuesday) missed the mark. Our waitress was new and struggled to explain several menu items, which led to some confusion. We ordered tacos, queso with beans, nachos, and chips with guacamole. The order came out incorrect, and the queso was a major disappointment--it arrived as a bowl of grease, completely separated and inedible. The tacos were very small, light on filling, and lacked the bold seasoning and heartiness we've come to expect here. Honestly, it wasn't the usual Guacamole quality. What made it more frustrating was that the wait staff didn't seem very helpful in correcting the issues or explaining what went wrong. While we noticed the owner wasn't in that day and chalk some of this up to her absence, a restaurant still needs to run smoothly when the owner takes time off--burnout is real, and strong staff support is key. We truly don't want to hurt this business. We drive a distance to come here and still consider it one of our favorite spots. That said, $90 for two meals, one appetizer, and a side of queso and beans, with this experience, felt disappointing. I'm leaving four stars because we know how great Guacamole can be, even though this visit was closer to a two-star experience. I hope management sees this as constructive feedback and uses it to help train newer staff--this place is too good not to get back to its usual standard.

Very good gyros and kebabs. Not badly priced and always very consistent. And service is always very…read morefast.

The food is phenomenal BUT I will say this place is very expensive for what you get. We ordered two…read morewraps and a side of lemon potatoes and it ended up being $45. There were only 5 potato wedges in the order and the wraps were small with no side included. Great place for splurges once in awhile because truthfully the food was very tasty, but won't order from there often.

We had my daughter's Sweet 16 party here at the beginning of the month. It was a wonderful event!…read more Connie worked closely with us regarding room set up and food and was always available to answer any questions we had during the planning process. The teens loved the food selections, the beautiful tree (great for photo ops) and the lay out with space to dance. Camila was on hand to assist us during the party and was so helpful and attentive!! Such a beautiful, warm and intimate space. We will definitely use them again for future events.

Love this brunch place. For a span of several months last year, we had a recurring pattern where…read morewe would eat at Willow and Whisk, and while seated at our table enjoying our amazing food, we would make our next reservation to dine again at Willow and Whisk two months later. (Reservations are not that easy to make last minute.) The restaurant is big and open but always busy. Kids get wax craft sticks to play with and bend into cool shapes, which I find very unique and cool. I feel like there is a difference between a diner and a true brunch place. A diner, of which there are numerous in New Jersey, is a establishment that churns out inexpensive, and potentially excellent, but very standard breakfast food - omelettes, pancakes, benedicts and the like. A true brunch place, on the other hand, offers things like lemon ricotta pancakes, cacio e pepe scrambles, mushroom thyme omelettes and shakshuka. Willow & Whisk is that kind of brunch place, and which is rare in New Jersey. The food options are varied, very tasty, and with good portion sizes. I love the shakshuka and the mushroom thyme omelette. Oh gosh, when is our next reservation again?

Food: was great loved it got someone new n some we had before…read more Service: was amazing we got to set at the bar area Ambience: was great but when we we're finished there were people on top of us n I know that all the employees and managers were trying work everyone too

Waited 30 minutes for a bacon cheeseburger. Cut one slice of bacon in half and proudly displayed…read moreit on the burger. Won't be back. Update - I wanted to edit this review because the manager reached out to me and offered to refund my meal for my experience. I declined because that wasn't necessary but very much appreciated. The day I visited, there was some new staff still training so I will give another try in the future.

The food is always good and always fresh . The service is…read moreexcellent and you're always greeted with a warm smile . We are frequent customers!

Amazing atmosphere, menu and service. A great local restaurant with a friendly vibe and great…read morevalue. Very well prepared food and beverage. Plenty of free parking. Spotless washrooms. Support local businesses

I love their Chicken Pita wrap and wings. Make sure to ask…read morefor "double fried" which makes it extra crispy like the Korean Fried Chicken. My favorite sauce of choice always would be honey bbq. The Gyro platter is my second favorite but I will always go for the Chicken Pita wrap because the meat and sauce consistency is excellent. They also have a banana pudding that you cannot forget to buy as a side. I normally hate chunky bananas in my banana pudding but theirs is absolutely my favorite. (No chunky banana's) The service is okay (that's where I give it 4.5) there is one guy there that never smiles or laughs I'm not sure what his issue is but every time I went there in the lunch time he never seemed to be welcoming but I never let that affect me. I just come the hours he's not there. But either way the other employees and owner are fantastic don't let one mood ruin your whole day. The food is great. Overall I would pick this place when I need my gyro fix in the Wayne area.

As I'm walking through the parking lot, reaching the door, I noticed the glass door was filthy, I…read moregrabbed the handle and of course it was sticky. I walk inside. The tables are dirty. The floors are sticky and the area around the garbage has pieces of food because no one has cleaned it. I saw the hand sanitizer, but the bottle looked dirtier than the floor. A gentleman screamed from the back. How can I help you while he's on the phone and doing God knows what. After he put his phone down and decided to take my order it was insane how three mixed platters and six falafel's came out to $50. Of course I've been to other Halal places one very famous in Fairlawn and I never experienced like this. Mind you I still haven't ordered my food. Why my order was being prepared. The gentleman had his body and neck at a 90° angle chitchatting on the phone over the food. I was wondering if I should've brought an umbrella for this event. Their platter looks nothing like the picture mind you the chicken was kind of yellowish, but in the right light it looks like human flesh. The chicken was cold so was the beef. The beef tasted just like every other Halal place you've ever been to matter fact the meat used is from a larger chunk of meat that was brought to the store in a bag later thawed out and cut into little cubes. What is in it? Who knows? The chicken tastes nothing that you would buy in an Arabian country. Maybe that's why it was called Halal. And the guy who prepared my food did bless it with his mouth open. Do I recommend this place? I recommend for someone to come and clean it and teach these gentlemen how to be a little bit more sanitary. I don't wish this place harmed. They've been around for a long time, but they need to be a little bit more sanitary. Someone needs to grab a mop and a rag and wipe things down. I gave them three stars cause they could do a lot a lot better. Well, I returned to this place maybe when they clean up. Let me tell you about the enthusiasm in that place., practically zero. Oh and before I forget their white sauce couldn't get any watery. Someone is seriously being cheap over there. AND WHY THE HELL DOES THE CHICKEN TAIST LIKE TUNA WITH HOT SAUCE?! This ain't it!!