I had a taste for a burger. I ordered it with lettuce as a bun…read more The amount of lettuce that was the bun was beautiful and fresh. Very impressed!!

Food portions are tiny especially considering the price. Nothing special with the flavor profile…read more Service was slow.

I experienced his cooking when he was at Village Gourmet, Rutherford NJ. I so missed the bread…read moredipping oil (sold to customers by the pint if desired in the 1990's), homemade chips, and other dishes, that I researched online only to find the business defunct. 2 weels later I decided to try again---that's how much I craved his "spicy sauce" for bread---and looked up who owned Village Gourmet, learned that Bobby Wong did, and that he now operates a Chinese restaurant under his name out of the same Rutherford location!! Who knew? I emailed him and Jae Wong responded explaining that they still sell their dipping oil but it is sold as "spicy sauce" on the menus. Fast forward he has 3 locations in NJ and 1 was downtown Hawthorne, just 1.5 miles from me!! I just feasted on his recipes including the dipping oil!! Cant rave enough!! The time I spent researching online was worth every minute!! Biggest fan, Katie

My boyfriend and I had a great experience at Bobby wongs for lunch. I got the tangerine beef bowl…read morewith white rice and it was really good. Beef was tangy spicy (but not too spicy) and crispy and it came out hot and fast. Appreciate the fact that the beef was not chewy or tough They also add these crispy onions on top of their bowls which is a nice touch. My boyfriend got the Cajun pork cutlet bowl over lo mein. You get to choose your base for the bowls which is nice. The lo mein noodles are thicker than the typical lo mein noodles you see at Chinese takeout, these look more like pho. Either way, I tried a bite and they were great and the flavors were there. My boyfriend also loves their soup and the homemade chips are awesome. In terms of ambiance this is more of a daytime spot. Not too many seats. It's very bright inside maybe because there's a lot of plants in there on the wall. It's still nice, just not that dim nighttime ambiance and there aren't a ton of seats . You place your order at the register or they also have a convenient self order kiosk. We will be definitely be back to try everything else on the menu.

Ok, it's a hot dog joint. It's been there FOREVER but I was told that it is now under new…read moreownership. Plenty of parking and inside is clean as usual. Service was friendly. It's a deep fried dog. I get mine "all the way" which is with mustard, their chili topping and diced onions. I also got an order of fries with gravy. The hot dog is good quality and the sauce isn't bad. A little sweet for my taste. Why only 3 starts vs 5? I got this during my lunch break and ate this at my work. Zero utensils for the fries with gravy and zero napkins. Am I splitting hairs? Possibly, but trying to type while having fingers slopped with gravy is kind of a put off. Then add the messiness of the dog, which is a good thing, sauce tends to find its way on your face, table, etc. Solid food. You can eat in. A big variety of items and priced reasonably.

I've had family living here for years, and we have always avoided this place. But apparently,…read moresomeone died and someone else took over -- and things improved. So instead of my traditional trip to a 100-year old place a few miles away, we came here. First, the place is clean and seating is plentiful. The counter service is efficient and the dude was polite. I really like that birch beer was a fountain option. (We don't get that in Texas.) Now to the food... This place uses Thumann's hot dogs, which are among the best in the free world. (Vienna Beef is better, but that's about it.) Not sure who supplies the buns, but they are average. They hold up well with toppings, which is very important, but they didn't otherwise add any qualities. I bought three dogs here, and they were all better than average. The slaw dog included cold, crispy cabbage that would make my Southern relatives proud. Other than the wonderful consistency, however, there was nothing really special about this. The mayo base was good, but had no flavor depth. As a hot dog topping, it worked. Even as a dish at a family reunion, it would likely work. Still, I've had tastier slaw dogs. The kraut dog was standard and delicious. Wonderful toppings. The chili cheese was outstanding, Nice spice and gooey American cheese, Way to go! Bottom line: These are decent hot dogs. Mine were fried almost crunchy, and the non-steamed bun did nothing to tone anything down or soften the hot dog. The fries, by the way, are served hot and crispy and made a wonderful accompaniment. If I lived here, this place would be a regular stop for hot dogs -- only if I didn't feel like driving an extra five minutes to Johnny & Hanges.

The general manager Maira began screaming "no letter! No letter!" At the pickup window. I said…read more"are you saying there's no lettuce?" Oddly she said "what are you, my teacher? I sit in my house and you come and teach me. Ok?? Ok? No go away or o call the cop and she slammed the window shut. I've been to place before and the staff is nice. Some manager! Franchise owner: please take notice. We've placed huge take out orders before. You just lost 22 local customers at the midland pk Burger King.

This BK has became my #1 go to spot! They are quicker and nicer than the other BK's in my area, and…read morethe burger is freshly prepared and hot! I think it's kind of silly that the staff is required to ask, do you want cheese with that when I'm ordering a vegan burger, I will continue to ask for vegan cheese. I have to go to a BBQ this weekend and I know they will all be eating animals, I'll be bringing a couple burgers with me.

I've heard great things about this place from a friend, and it did not disappoint! I decided to go…read morefor the 53rd STREET BOWL, which features signature pulled chicken, brown rice, a mix of kale and romaine, pickled red onions, cucumbers, chives, and a drizzle of white sauce. It was delicious! The pulled chicken was flavorful, and the pickled onions and cucumbers added a perfect crunch and zest that complemented the brown rice and kale beautifully. I chose to order directly from the staff instead of using the kiosks since it was my first visit, and I'm glad I did! They were incredibly friendly and helpful, even wiping down the outdoor tables for me. The prices are pretty standard for a fast-casual spot.

My husband and I stopped into Brine because we'd never seen one before. This is apparently one of…read moretwo locations, with the other being in New York City. Their tag line of "Eat Juicy Chicken" compelled us in. Unfortunately, our first time was a bit of a flop. First, the positives. Placing your order is a cinch, either with one of many kiosks or with the folks at the counter. We opted for the latter since it was our first visit and we were paying with cash. Service at the counter was warm and friendly. While waiting for our meal, we also took notice of the wide array of pumps by the drink dispenser. They're all free sauces you can get to dress up your meal. But that was precisely where things kind of went meh. My husband's boneless breast meal was heavily sauced and rendered the whole thing a little too salty. My chicken Caesar salad was just fine, but I craved more texture (some croutons would've killed). I keep comparing our ho-hum experience to others who've raved about their meals here, and I think our mistake was two-fold: 1) We didn't order a chicken sandwich. I should've known better - when most of the signature items on a menu gravitate toward one type of item, it's a restaurant's way of hinting at their strengths. Opting to order a salad and a grilled chicken at a fried chicken place was a bad start. Learn from my mistakes. 2) We paired a saucy chicken with saucy sides. All three items in my husband's order - the meat, the Brussel sprouts, and the potatoes - were generously drizzled with a sauce. It's no wonder our taste buds breathed a sigh of relief whenever we had a bite of undressed crinkle cut fries; we were assaulting our mouths with salt and flavor. If you're a saucy person, have at it ; otherwise, I'd recommend creating a more balanced plate and ordering a few things without sauce so you can appreciate the cooking. Because in my heart of hearts, I believe items are well-prepared here; they're just doused in too much covering to be appreciated.

A very clean McDonald's and the staff was getting orders out quickly. Was a good place to stop inread more

Wow, while I know this is fast food and isn't the greatest, this location is about as far away as…read moreyou can possibly get from just good! The staff while friendly through the drive thru have consistently gotten orders wrong. This is the last consistent thing about them. The fries always taste as if made yesterday, lukewarm warm at best, some of the burgers are ok, but just ok and never hot. It's really sad when you can't get just about anything right. To much money to be so bad,

Awful service, rude and lazy staff, manager parks his Tesla in mobile order park spot. Entitled…read moremanagers try to posture to act important in front of other employees. Mobile pickup area blocked with their storage supplies, many employees standing around doing nothing. Restaurant will also make you "pull around" to a mobile spot to mark your order as Complete so they can meet McDonald's drive Thru standards. Have had this happen on multiple occasions with no cars behind me to impede orders, it's clearly a scam they try to run to meet corporate metrics. They were also apparently out of monopoly pieces 2 weeks before the context ended. And now, today, they are out of the grinch promo 2 Days after launch, We eat at mcd more than id like to admit and truthfully this location makes the rest of mcd look bad. Ownership and management is a joke , hope you see this mcd

I went to this McDonalds at around 11:30. All I wanted was a bag of apple slices and maybe a small…read morefries, but I paid for my friend in a nice gesture. I ordered a strawberry banana smoothie, a medium iced tea, a bag of apple slices, a 6 piece of chicken nuggets, one small fry, and one large fry. While I understand this is order is on the larger side, I ordered on the kiosks, so the whole order was on the bag. At this point we had been waiting for about 10-15 minutes for our order when my friend eagerly pointed to the kitchen. "I see our order!" She excitedly proclaimed. She turned towards me, and then another friend we were with let out a grimaced "oh...." I turn. "Did you just see that?" He inquired. "No, what happened?" I responded. "They just DROPPED that drink." My other friend and I turn around only to see the most horrific sight. Her small strawberry banana smoothie decorating the Mcdonald's kitchen floor. I see the color drain from my friend's face (this is actually not an exaggeration!) "That is my drink, I fear..." We don't think much of it, because we assumed they would remake it. I then hear our order number be called. Strange, because her smoothie is still on the kitchen floor! I get our bag, thank the worker, and look inside because at this point I still had faith in the Wayne Mcdonald's. I naively believed that maybe, just MAYBE, they remade it quickly and just put it in the bag. They did not. Okay, no problem. We'll wait until they remake it. Five minutes go by and nothing. Another five minutes go by, meaning we have now been in this McDonalds for 20-25 minutes. I turn to my friend. "Should we say something?" It is important to note we are both teenagers with crippling social anxiety, so it would take EXTREME measures for us to say something. We wait a couple more minutes, and then finally, our other friend can not take it anymore. He goes to the little view point that leads to the kitchen and projects his voice into it, trying to catch the attention of an employee. Multiple people look, but no one comes over until at least a solid three minutes later. Finally, the employee who dropped the smoothie to begin with graced us with his presence. My outspoken friend confronts him, saying "we ordered the strawberry banana smoothie that you dropped and we never got another one." FINALLY they realized we weren't going to just leave without the smoothie THEY DROPPED THAT WE PAID FOR and decided to remake it. Now, if the smoothie was in our hands when it was dropped, or if it was even in the process of going to our hands, I would have gotten napkins, cleaned up my mess, then gone to the kiosk to order and pay for a new one. However, the smoothie was completely in the kitchen and in the employees hands. I seriously believe they were hoping we would walk out without the smoothie they dropped because they didn't want to make it again, even though it was entirely their fault. So FINALLY we get to leave. It is now 11:58 at this point. We had been there for close to half an hour. And the worst part? I never got my apple slices. All I wanted were my stupid freaking apple slices that I paid $3.14 for, but they didn't even give me those! So now I'm writing this review in my friends car on the verge of tears because the one thing I wanted and have been craving all night they didn't even give me, after dropping my friends smoothie, ROLLING HIS EYES WHEN WE ASKED FOR ANOTHER ONE BECAUSE IT WAS DROPPED IN THE KITCHEN BY HIM, and not even apologizing or trying to make up for it. I just want my apple slices. My friend just wanted her smoothie. Long story short, their food is fine. It's a Mcdonalds. But I give them one star because this was a terrible experience and if you ever go to this Mcdonald's, prepare for a battle. Good luck soldier. Fight for your smoothie and your apple slices.

I stop by here to get Mcdonalds. Their service is great and food is always delicious!read more

Huge improvement since the remodel and it looks busier than ever. This McDonald's location is…read morefocused on quick pick up and drive through. Very limited seating. I love that there are electric chargers (probably a tax benefit). The 'downside' is that they are level 2 rather than level 3, meaning they're 'slow chargers'. For a place that is for fast food, it doesn't make a ton of sense to have slow chargers? About parking, I think the placement of the two handicapped spots is awkward. The drivers would have to circle the lot or make a very awkward 3 point turn based on where the entrance is - checked the box but wasn't planned most efficiently. Inside is small, not too much seating and there are no self serve soda machines, napkin station, or condiments, all downsides in my opinion. There are two kiosks that they encourage you to use (though I used my App). Alternatively, there is one cash register open - downside is that the person behind the register also hands out food - at a busy time it might be hectic for them. Food is consistent as any other - always a positive! I'd come back for a quick bite!

6/30/24 The story is…read morea corner location next to a big bar. We accidentally went to the wrong door LoL It's right next to a train station so parking can be challenging. It's a small space with just a few tables. Since we didn't live in the area we opted to sit and eat. While we waited several people came into get takeout or pickup. There was just the chef and the server. Both were nice and helpful. We ordered the Korean BBQ Ribs and the Southern Ribs. Hubby liked the Korean and I preferred the Southern. But both were good, I just found the Southern saucier and more tender. The NYC XXX Bacon was amazing!!! Love love love so juicy and tender with a touch of spicy. Korean Slaw was another fav that we ordered an extra to take home. Collard Greens were not bad, a little spicy. Cornbread was way too dry... hubby was fine with it. We enjoyed our meal very much. Will come back to try other items.

I came here for the chonut, and to my shock, they had it off the menu even though it was on the…read moreonline menu. They are trying to figure out a new donut supplier, so it'll be off for a while. However, the owner was heading out for an errand, and offered to buy doughnuts ad-hoc if I still wanted the chonut and I took him up on it! What service. Chonut: he got a Paris Baguette maple donut, which was a good level of sweetness. It wasn't warmed up at all and the bottom donut got really soggy, so I wonder how it would compare to their normal donut. I loved the combination of sweetness and savory - I'd get this again to see what a full potential donut sandwich could look like. Cholander Fries: we ordered this while waiting, and a solid appetizer with lots of flavors. We got the BBQ Sampler box, and they allowed us to replace the 2 ribs with pork belly instead. The pork belly was the standout - it's both very crispy and fatty. They also gave us a gochujang glaze sauce because they said it paired well with the pork belly, and it did! The brisket was good too and certainly benefited from the sauces available, as well as the pork shoulder. I thought the Mac and cheese was standard but the kimchi slaw wasn't refreshing although interesting.

Always a great hot dog "all the way". Has been my go to spot since High School 50 years ago…read more(original Paterson location). Have added some nice items to the menu including Franks and Beans...my wife's favorite! Still great service and value!

Still my favorite place in the tri-county area to get a texas weiner (aka "chili dog"). J&H has…read morestood the test of time for a reason!