The snugs are a cozy spot for a date. The wine list had some nice, unexpected options that paired well with our meal.

Always come back for the grilled figs with goat cheese and prosciutto.

A nice spot for families after Crayola. The mac and cheese on the kids&#39; menu was a total win.

The back patio is so pretty after dark. Those little lights strung up in the trees just make it. It was a perfect spot to unwind. Parking is a bit of a hassle, but honestly, what isn&#39;t around here?

Had our family party here for 40 people on a Sunday. Moe and the team were super helpful with all the planning. Having the whole place to ourselves was great.

Came for lunch, the bang bang shrimp was a standout. Nice kick to the sauce, shrimp cooked just right. The nachos with shredded chicken were solid too, good shareable portion. Service was quick, place wasn&#39;t packed. Decent casual spot.

The cappelletti pasta was fantastic, fresh and perfectly sauced. My only note is that the wine list felt a bit limited for pairing with such rich flavors. Still, a great dish.

The cheesecake case always looks so good. I tried the strawberry slice this time, it was nice. The tables are a little close together though, makes it hard to relax.

The Cajun mac and cheese was pretty good, and the chicken and waffles were solid. The French onion soup was definitely the highlight for me. The fritters are a decent shareable starter.

Their Old Fashioned was fantastic! It&#39;s the kind of drink that makes you want to linger and chat with friends. We ended up staying way longer than planned just because of it. 🍸

Been here a few times for dinner and brunch. The oysters are consistently good. The beef tartare is a standout, well-seasoned and fresh. Solid spirits list. Service is efficient, which I appreciate.

My husband said the pork chop was the best he&#39;s ever had. The lobster mac and cheese was pretty good too.

Stumbled in for lunch. The Tlayuda was legit, just like I had in Oaxaca. Chile rellenos were solid too. Flan for dessert hit the spot. Place is tiny though, got a bit cramped.

The Mariachi trio tacos are solid, but I really like the vibe here. It&#39;s a nice spot to just hang out.

Great spot for a quick lunch. The risotto was solid, and BYOB is a nice touch. Service was good, but it did take a bit longer than I&#39;d like for a weekday bite. Prices are fair.

Been coming here for years. The shepherd&#39;s pie in the crock is my go-to, especially the mashed potato crust.

Perfect spot before a show at MPAC. Loved the industrial-chic vibe here. The mushroom risotto was so creamy and rich, just what I needed. A little pricey for the portion, but it hit the spot.

Loved the hot honey pepperoni pizza, the sweet heat was just right. The Asiago pasta was creamy and comforting. Cocktails were strong, maybe a little too strong for a weeknight! Wendy was so sweet and helpful.

Tried the samosa chaat and baghare baigan here. The eggplant in the baigan was cooked just right, not mushy at all. Chaat had a nice crunch. Solid veg options.

The coffee here is really solid - got a flat white and the foam was just right. It&#39;s a cozy spot, stayed for a few hours to get some work done. Service was friendly and chill, never felt rushed.

Great spot to catch up with friends near Rutgers! The coffee and bagels hit the spot. The avocado toast was a bit underwhelming, but honestly, we were just there to chat for hours. Perfect for that.

The outdoor patio was really nice. Their hummus is probably the best I&#39;ve had anywhere. The lentil stew was great, too. Just a very comfortable spot for a relaxed meal.

The noodles are solid - flavorful and not greasy. Good portion for the price. Drinks are refreshing, not overly sweet. Service is efficient. I come here for a reliable lunch when I&#39;m in the area.

The stroganoff was so comforting, and the flounder was light and fresh. But the real star was the quiet, low-lit corner booth. Felt like a little escape from the city noise.

The Full Monte sandwich with the berry compote was a great sweet-savory match. Their house red was a nice, easy pairing for it.

The peach cobbler is the move. It&#39;s clearly made from scratch, with a warm, buttery crust that crumbles just right. The fruit filling isn&#39;t overly sweet. Paired it with their coconut caramel latte, which had a nice, subtle toasted flavor. That combo worked.

The French onion soup is solid. Perfect for a rainy day, with those garlic croutons and melted provolone.

The warm pita they bring out with that &ldquo;mommy&rsquo;s sauce&rdquo; is the best part. The bread is soft, and the dip has this tangy, herby kick. I could honestly just eat that and be happy.

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