Ambience : so nice and beautiful…read more Service: was wonderful helpful and will be telling other too Food : 190/10 so wonderful I want to try some more soon will be back again

Thoroughly enjoyed an impromptu breakfast here this past Sunday morning…read more Arriving at 930 I saw a pretty full parking lot and was prepared for a small wait. Not necessary as three two tops were available. My wife and I took one, then each ordered one of their specialty coffee drinks. The presentation was excellent and taste was great. Such a nice start. Brunch foodies will love the menu choices. Sweet or savory, meat or veggie, cold or hot. Many dishes with a tasty side salad. Everything was fresh and expertly prepared. Decent portions and priced reasonably given the quality, location and ambiance. Five stars for sure. We will be back!

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?

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.

I'm coming here since it's inception. Food, service and…read morestaff always the BEST. Cindia and daughters always Happy to serve and make you feel appreciated.

Classic Jersey diner vibes. Nothing overly fancy, but exactly what you expect from a good local…read morespot. I do wish they had a few more coffee options, but the regular coffee was good and the orange juice was actually really fresh and delicious. We ordered pancakes, eggs, and turkey bacon -- everything came out good and hit the spot. Service was great, staff was friendly, and the ambience was casual and comfortable. Overall, a solid diner experience.

Wow what a cute dessert shop! Of course my friend and I saw…read morethis sign right next to Jose tejas and had to try it out. Firstly- dessert aside, the interior is so dang cute. Tables with mini games to play while you eat your ice cream, gorgeous sofas, even a mini claw game. Adorable. The woman behind the counter was super friendly and knowledgeable about their extensive menu. We really were so full from dinner so only got a scoop of ice cream each but it was delicious. Stretchy, a different texture than regular ice cream. Super tasty! I'd definitely come back to try a crepe or waffle when there's more room for dessert. Great little spot!

Went last night for a sweet treat and were so surprised at how cute the place is! They have games…read moreat every table and the employees are very nice and friendly, they had no problem explaining to us their menu and giving recommendations. I got the strawberries and dulce de leche crepe which was good, however there wasn't a lot of dulce de leche so I was mostly able to taste just the strawberries. My boyfriend got their waffle on a stick with a couple toppings and really enjoyed it! I would go again for sure.

Celebrated my mother in laws 70th birthday with family and surprised her with a tea party at…read more#defying.gravitea Such a cute place, very friendly staff and the best part-it's ALL GLUTEN FREE! We need more of these. The menu is full of all delicious goodies. The flat breads... omg. If you're in or around Pequannock, NJ - stop in and try for yourself. #charlestonfoodie #charlestonfoodandwine

The space is beautiful, everything is mad fresh daily and love love love that everything is GF,…read morewhich made ordering so much easier and comfortable. BEAUTIFUL interior! Great for meeting up with friends, maybe even small groups (depending on the size of the group). I ordered a coffee and scone. The scone was not too sweet, which I really liked! They clearly use real ingredients and don't oversweeten recipes, which is comfortable to digest. The scone was a bit dry and hard and didn't give the flare of flavor I was hoping for-- I'd ordered a Mexican chocolate scone and wanted to taste deep smoky chocolate and spice. The flavor was much milder and middle of the road. I saved most of it but ate it over the next couple days. Tasted better once the flavors set in I guess. The coffee was just aiight though. I a huge coffee fanatic so this one hit home. Wasn't bad by any means, but didn't spark my soul either. I explore lots of vegan and GF places, and if you're in the area, do go check them out.

Went to Sultan Bakery for breakfast and it was awesome. We had breakfast, tried some desserts, and…read morehad tea. Everything was seriously delicious. The service was super friendly and quick, and the vibe is really nice. Only downside is it gets loud inside and the sound echoes a lot when it is busy. Still 100% worth it and I will be back.

First time here and was confused. Couldn't make up my mind what I wanted. All types of food and…read morehome cakes & pastries. Didn't know you could sit down as well. Service was fast and friendly.

Walked in here really not knowing what to expect. I knew they had Cheesesteaks, but my daughter…read moreasked for a burger only because it was part of the decor on the wall. No they do not have cheeseburgers. They have breakfast and steaks. I ordered the Philly cheesesteak, jalapeño onions and pepper peppers. The jalapeños could've been a little bit hotter because they were not fresh and out of the jar and unseeded. Ordered the slider, which is kind of crazy we think about it. It was seven dollars. not much of a selection, but cold drinks which is a bit unattractive in case I wanted a hot drink, which was never offered. When I turn around to look at the seating, I noticed a filthy floor with tons of shoe prints assuming from the week passed, most of the tables were dirty with crumbs grease or seats had food on it. Found the cleanest seat made it home for myself for the next 20 minutes. The cheese stick was great. Bread was also very good, but I thought it was just more bread stuffing than meat until I actually got my hand into it. Didn't wanna look like a pig, so I use the fork so did my daughter for her slider and made room to stuff the battered fries inside of the steak. Like many things, the size of the sandwich was smaller, but the meat made up for its place(phrasing) the batter fries were very good, my little one immediately stated that this is her new favorite place. A little bit pricey for what I ordered a slider a can of soda order fries and a cheesesteak was over $30. And this economy, I think these people should reconsider on their prices if they want to stay open. Yes, this is in Wayne, New Jersey, where the kids get direct deposit into their allowance and don't really care what they're spending because they don't have jobs. The menu is extremely limited with maybe four toppings for your cheesesteak your fries or any other sandwich that they may come up with. They offer a milkshake, but guess what only three flavors. What I personally think would help this business is post like this to attract other people to try their product and see where it goes. A little bit more sanitary environment for this restaurant would be good maybe a couple of plants with some more decor and please remove the cheeseburger because it distracts the people from ordering what they really want. Hopefully in the later future, they'll have more of a selection on their menu, but until then their cheesesteak is pretty good. I will give them five stars because there's a lot of room for growth of this new business and I would recommend more people to come and try out their cheese sticks, which is very good.

Crave (Located in Ramapo Plaza)…read more785 Hamburg Turnpike Wayne, NJ 07470 Cheesesteak On a constructive note, the appearance was not cinematic, but the taste was pure heaven. As a bonus, green peppers are included with the sandwich. You can order this in the early morning hours if you "crave" cheesesteak for breakfast. #cheesesteaks #cheesesteaksandwich #crave #njcheesesteak

I visited Honey Day cafe on a late Saturday morning. I made a reservation online the night before…read morebut we showed up early and we were seated after a short wait. We had several servers handling our order. To start, I had a hot tea with honey. The honey was an interesting consistency and was not as thick as expected. Seemed to be a little watery but the taste was good when mixed in my tea. For appetizer, we split the Crispy Ddukbokki which were sweet & spicy crispy rice cakes with a side of a soft boiled egg, topped with everything seasoning. We both really enjoyed the flavor of these rice cakes. For my main course, I had the Rainbow Salad with grilled chicken. The portion was very good and all of the veggies in the salad were super fresh. The presentation was very pretty. Parking can be a bit tricky but luckily we were able to find parking on one of the side streets. Overall a cute little breakfast/brunch place in the Glen Rock downtown. It does get very busy on weekends so reservations are a must.

I have visited Honey Day Kitchen various times and it has ALWAYS been pleasant meals…read more Reservations are not accepted during weekends, but the staff did a great job at sitting us within ten minutes. We started with a Rose Latte and Cafe Latte. Both beverages were phenomenal, at the perfect temperature, and in large mugs. The entrees were fantastic: Crispy Ddukbokki (sweet and spicy crispy rice cakes, jammy egg, everything seasoning) and the Egg Breakfast (2 eggs, Turkey Bacon, Toast, Tater-Tots). The Ddukbokki was firm, pleasantly spicy, and that sauce was exquisite. The Egg Breakfast was deliciously seasoned and filling. One thing that I appreciate about Honey Day is, that it takes a fair amount of time for the food to be presented. I don't mind that, at all. Once the food arrives, you could tell that it was all made fresh and with appealing presentations. Honey Day will continue to be a breakfast/brunch top pick and hope everyone enjoys their memorable food.

We loved our experience at country cafe! The food was delicious and the service was amazing. we…read morehighly recommend coming here. we will be back soon!

Food was very good, service even better, but I couldn't hear the music. It was livelyread more