So nice to find a cafe that's open this late on a weekday evening- open until 9pm! It looks like…read morethey also have special jazz events on certain nights, and are open for brunch and select dinner items. Ambiance is so cozy. At night they have a few candles lit, and the art on the wall adds to the atmosphere as well. - Truffle Tater tot's (5/5): decadent, fluffy, crunchy, nicely seasoned with horseradish dip- it's great! Next time I would want to try any speciality drinks or heavier brunchier foods. Ty for reading :^)

Everything about this place is casual and laid back - from the unconventional dishware, (I got…read moreserved a latte in a Centennial College mug) to the homey layout and live music, it all makes you feel welcome and cozy. Staff is nice and will meet you where you're at - if you're there to work and enjoy the free WiFi, they'll be there when you need anything. If you're in for a quick dinner, they're very attentive! Food is OK, with vegan and GF options available. Some food items, especially the sides can be hit or miss. Ive had the cole slaw and house salad and they were not on my favorites list. I'd say, personally since I enjoy a good breakfast, the options for brunch are best.

Absolutely loved it!! The first time I visited, I ordered the steak tacos, which were super…read moreflavorful. A tad greasy but I still enjoyed them. On my second visit, I tried the blackened shrimp and corn cakes, and that dish alone inspired me to finally leave a review. Every ingredient was so vibrant and delightful, with flavors that complimented each other beautifully. The sweet corn cakes combined with the heat of the shrimp and the creamy avocado were perfect. The various textures made each bite even better. My friend also loved the american waygu burger. The place was pretty packed around 4:30 pm on a Saturday, but service was still pretty quick. Our waitress was also super sweet and attentive. Definitely one of the best dinners I've had in the area. Amazing spot!!

Great spot in the Millburn area! This is a really cute town overall…read more We got here around 5pm and barely snagged a table. It is POPULAR and there are long waits. The food was pretty good! Wings, focaccia bread, typical bar food but great quality. The kids loved their Mac and cheese. The fish tacos were beautiful but a bit disappointing. Definitely needs hot sauce. It was crowded and busy so service could have been better but it's a solid spot if you're in the area.

My manbun chum and I have been trying to find a home to watch our one March Madness game every…read moreyear, and I think we found it for the foreseeable future. In fact, this time it looks to be a literal home. We stopped by last night to watch my beloved Gonzaga Bulldogs end their tournament run against Purdue. I could go into quite a bit of detail about some very shady calls in the paint and what I think should have been a taunting foul on Purdue's future proctologist Fletcher Loyer, but I digress. As soon as I walked in, I could tell I was going to like it. Prior years have been marred by loud sports bar atmospheres where you have to battle tooth and nail to convince someone to change the channel to something that isn't a mediocre NYC-area sports team (I say this as a Mets fan as well). Liberty was significantly quieter, definitely had an older crowd but also had numerous TVs throughout. The best of all worlds. I walked maybe 10 feet from the entrance, asked the bartender if she could switch the TV to the Zags on TBS, and that was that. Aside from a weird moment in the second half when the TV mysteriously changed to ESPN for a few minutes (we never confirmed the culprit), we had primo viewing of the game. Somehow we also managed to sit down next to a couple whose son was currently at Purdue. What a world. Vibe is everything with a place like this. I did a mild double-take when I realized the bar was located in a literal residential neighborhood in what may be someone's actual house (or at least upstairs). There's a parking lot on the side that had plenty of spots, and overall this was one of the most conveniently located establishments I've ever been to - it's about 30 seconds from Route 78 both ways. Initially I felt bad for the neighbors, but as bars go this is not exactly one that's going to be hosting raucous throwdowns outside or anything. You may actually be able to go to bed at 9pm living next door, which is my personal dream. The interior has a lot of tchotchkes behind the bar, and is surprisingly comfortable/spacious. The game started a little after 7:30pm on a Friday, but there were seats available right in front of the TVs and most of the patrons seemed to be in the back area playing pool. It did get a little more crowded throughout the game, but never to a point where it felt claustrophobic. The clientele demo skewed all over the place - several older codgers looked like they'd been rejected from Rock of Love Charm School (I thought one in particular was a dead ringer for Poison's CC DeVille), but there was also a few young men roaming around and middle-aged couples/singles throughout the establishment as well. Pretty much anyone who would theoretically come into a bar, did. We had a good bartender, who not only accommodated my TV request, but was friendly and accessible throughout our stay. I was in a sweet palate mood, and she offered to make a Hawaiian Volcano, apparently a drink pilfered from her days at TGI Friday's years ago. It's not something I'd necessarily get on a regular basis, but it definitely brought me back to my early legal drinking years for sure. I could taste some Malibu and juice, and sipped them throughout the game. We also got mozzy sticks and a pepperoni bar pie. Both were really decent for what they were, especially the mozzy sticks, which were fried perfectly. I thought the pizza tasted like a giant Bagel Bite, which is not an insult. But let's be clear - this is a dive bar, so it's not like you're wandering into the kitchen and stumbling across Jeremy Allen White from The Bear. You want something fairly tasty to munch on, and we got it. Strong recommend. I think expectations for a dive bar should be pretty simple - comfortable and pleasant. This was certainly that, minus the March Madness heartbreak.

Great dive bar. Food is just meh, but I mange my expectations. I was not expect anything great…read more Either way what I got was just what I wanted and expected.

When entered this cozy neighborhood place on a frigid Sunday afternoon. Greeted warmly by the…read morebartender and took seats at the bar. The place is small with a bar that seats a dozen or so people and some tables against the wall. Also another small dining room that looks like it was added on to the building at some point. I ordered a blue moon from approx two dozen tap choices and wifey ordered a red sangria that she liked. We ordered nachos grande and "street corn smashburger tacos" which were hefty and delicious! Most patrons at the bar seemed to be regulars but everyone was friendly and engaging. The bartender was efficient and very friendly, she made an excellent old fashion for me! We'll be back!

Went to Suspenders on a Tuesday for a "guess the song" trivia night, super cool idea and a great…read moreway to get people into the restaurant on lower traffic days, however I think this trivia took way too long, I personally felt bad taking up a table for the entire duration of the game and this included our group ordering entrees, a couple beers, and more food items after our initial meal. This could be a personal thing, but would recommended speeding this game up. The food was decent! I ordered the sausage rigatoni, it was good and tasty however did not leave me full and I felt the need to order more food after. I got a side of fries after the initial meal and it was a good amount, fries were also tasty just needed to add my own salt. I also ordered a Diet Coke and it did not taste good, it tasted very syrupy? I'm not sure if it was actually Diet Coke because on the menu I believe it says Diet Cola so this could 100% be on me for not seeing that but I would have liked to be notified if it wasn't actually Diet Coke. The service was very good and I won't complain too much since our group took up a table for a decent amount of time, however I never got a refill so not sure if they have free refills or if our server just did not notice. Overall, this is a decent place, it's nothing spectacular but is definitely a place where everyone has something to eat that is enjoyable and a fun environment. I would go back perhaps to bring my parents. Good place for picky eaters.

Lunch Date w/ my Boo 10 outta 10 The menu can be over stimulating because they're so much to…read morechoose from. Portion size is GREAT, especially if you're a foodie. Staff are sweet and down to earth. Establishment is not good for a LARGE group but it's good for a suggested party of 4 or less. I would highly recommend and I will definitely be back. Bon Appetite

Diner right across from the train station- hence the name :)…read more Parking is street and nearby lot all meter. Staff is friendly and welcoming. I met a colleague for brunch on a weekday and appreciated the festive decor felt very homey. Menu offers variety, but we both ended up ordering crepes one savory and one sweet. The savory one comes with a side of fries. Both were good, I think I prefer a thinner crepe but the savory one offered a thicker one so it was pretty filling. Overall 4/5 for value and execution. Not necessarily a destination spot but conveniently located and a decent option if you're looking for a quick bite. Pricing of the rest of the menu was on the pricey side for the diner feel.

Great place to get delivery from. I love their chicken parm sandwich and their pizza is pretty…read moregood. I've only ordered take out from them but my order always comes correctly and it is never missing anything

This is about my 3rd time ever at Johnny Napkins. Each experience has been a good one. No issues…read morewith the staff, they're just here to make a good food & that's all that matters. It has a semi-typical pizza spot interior. The walls are plastered with their mascot, which is pretty cool. Lots of fun & funny sayings. Food service is pretty fast for pizza, a reasonable time for prepared dishes. I've had their penne vodka in the past, & it was very good. Today I just had slices. They're on Morris Ave, which is a very busy main road. You can park at the curb out front, or in a lot around back. There's a door to enter from the backlot, so no need to walk around the corner. Had the Grandma, Vodka Ricotta, Vodka (not pictured), & Thai Chili slices. Definitely a good go to when in the area. Grades: Vodka Ricotta: A+ Grandma: A Vodka: A+ Thai Chili: C+

I had the pleasure of being served by Jorge, who was warm, friendly, and attentive. He made my…read moreexperience truly wonderful as I celebrated my birthday with my sister. There's nothing like great food and an excellent server to make for a perfect night.

Great customer service , amazing delicious food . Andres…read morewas an excellent service. I highly recommend this restaurant .

Loved it here! If I lived closer this would be my go to brunch spot…read more I had the freshly squeezed OJ, a latte and the mushroom omelette. Everything was incredible and fresh. The place was packed. We sat at the bar. And our food was out in under 7 minutes. I loved it here. The ambiance, decor, and service. Everything was great! We'll definitely be back.

Willow & Whisk is a brunch place where you can have either breakfast or lunch. It has an open, warm…read moredesign and is fully handicapped accessible. It also can get somewhat noisy. I was with a party of six and at 11AM, we were all in a breakfast mood. We tried and all liked the Brioche French Toast, the Mushroom Thyme omelet and the Shakshuka. The Lemon Ricotta Pancakes with lemon curd and blueberries just didn't hang together. (Only four dishes for six people because two of us ordered the omelet and two the French toast). Overall the food was very good and the portions generous. Beverages were fine. The service was a bit spotty, possibly because we had two waiters who seemed to be tripping over each other. It shouldn't take three requests to get a glass of water. But overall, a place I'd try again.

The picanha with rice and beans is really good. The restaurant itself is simple, nothing special…read morebut the service is good and so is the food. Not usually super busy so it's not overly noisy or crowded. Recommend you try it out.

We got delivery for the first time here and it was pretty good. We got shrimp in garlic sauce which…read moretasted either overcooked or like they were already precooked and then cooked again in garlic sauce. The sauce was really good but the shrimp were tough. The half bbq ribs had really good flavor and were the right amount of ultra greasy and salty to hit the 'guilty food' spot. The half chicken was a bit dry. The steaks were good, little chewy but that's just the cut of meat. There was a ton of rice and beans, and a vinegary sauce. We liked the fried banana too. Overall it was very filling. Ingredients probably not the highest quality, but this will feed a big family and was not too expensive.

provided good review before - this is an added warning. On line says saturdays close at six…read more stopped by at 4:50 and asked the spacy dude at the cash register whether they closed at 6. he laughed at me or the concept or both. "Nah 530! Perhaps they should update online information - now i'm laughing

Came here on Sunday. there was a long wait time for the brunch spot down the street. So, we decided…read moreto come here instead. this place is more of my environment. very casual. None of the 'Come with me, and be influenced'. My 3 year old song was able to act out a bit but not make a scene. I ordered the philly cheese steak and it was decent. was it with sliced wagyu ribeye with Cooper sharp cheddar cheese in a sesame seed Italian roll? No, but was it good and hit the spot. mos def. the coffee selection is also good. As diner a closing and going out of business..place like this fill my void.