The Golden Grain Harvest Bowl was my pick since veggie options are a bit slim. Really enjoyed it though - the grains had a nice chew and the roasted veggies were spot on.

Cozy upstairs spot with a seasonal rooftop. Gary at the bar makes some really creative cocktails.

The chilaquiles with chorizo were really good, and the beans in my huevos rancheros were a standout. The pineapple jalape&ntilde;o margarita had a nice sweet-heat thing going on. Bellinis are $7, which is a solid price point.

Love the relaxed feel here. It&rsquo;s cozy without feeling cramped, and the lighting is just right&mdash;not too dim or bright. A really nice spot to unwind.

Service was on point even on a packed Saturday night. They&#39;re a well-oiled machine - our server was friendly and checked in just enough, never left us waiting. That&#39;s hard to pull off when it&#39;s that busy.

Just moved to JC, but I always cross the river for a quick bite here. The Pickler sandwich is my go-to. Gets the job done fast. Lattes are solid too. Perfect for a rushed lunch break.

First impression was great - loved the decor! The patio is perfect for catching up with friends. Food was tasty and didn&#39;t break the bank.

Service was friendly and pretty quick. Food came out fast, which was nice for a weeknight dinner. The only thing is it can get a bit loud when it&#39;s full.

Been coming here for years, and the seafood tower never disappoints. Always fresh and a great way to try a bit of everything.

Cozy little spot, quiet and feels like a little European cafe. The French burger was the star. The patty was juicy, and the bun was fresh and soft. Really solid.

The early dinner menu is solid. Found a nice Pinot Noir that paired well with the salmon. Parking&#39;s a bit tight on weekends, though.

First visit to this location. Prime rib was cooked well, cocktails were good. Sat at the bar, service from Caitlin and Angela was efficient and friendly. Solid spot for a business dinner.

Been coming here for their Sunday brunch for years now. It&#39;s the view that keeps me coming back. That view over the water, it just makes the whole meal. The price is still fair, too.

The Chicken Dum Biryani here is pretty good, with a decent amount of spice. The Chicken 65 had a nice kick to it too. Flavors felt authentic. A solid spot for halal food, though the dining area is a bit basic.

Great spot for a quick bite. Avocado toast was fresh, service was fast and friendly. A bit pricey but worth it for the convenience.

Ryan the bartender is the best. He remembered our drinks from last time, which was a nice touch. The happy hour vibe is just right, not too loud. Music was good, but I wish they&#39;d play a bit more variety.

The General Khan pizza was my pick. The crust was perfectly crisp, and the chicken tasted so fresh. I appreciated that they didn&#39;t overload it with sauce, letting the quality of the ingredients really stand out. A nice, balanced option for a casual dinner.

The lobster was cooked just right, not too heavy on seasoning. Really appreciated how fresh the meat tasted. The staff checked in a couple times, which was nice for a quiet early dinner.

Solid neighborhood spot. The fried calamari was crisp, not greasy. Seafood stew had good flavor. The outdoor pods are a nice touch for a private business lunch. Service was efficient.

Betza was our waitress and she was on point all night. Really attentive, never felt rushed. The food was solid, matched the service vibe. Good spot.

The menu is huge, but our server was really helpful in guiding us through it. Lots of nice vegetarian options to choose from.

The espresso-rubbed pork belly was the star for me. The crust had this deep, almost smoky flavor that worked surprisingly well with the fat. Their carbonara was solid, classic. Staff kept things lively, which fit the vibe.

The French toast here is what I keep thinking about. Thick, custardy slices with a berry compote that&#39;s not too sweet, and the mascarpone is just perfect. It&#39;s the kind of dish you order again the next time you&#39;re in.

The cocktails here are solid. Grabbed a few before the Red Bulls game since it&#39;s right by Harrison PATH. Food was okay, nothing that really stood out. The vibe was good for a pre-game spot.

Loved the vibe upstairs. It&rsquo;s cozy but still feels lively, not too quiet. The margaritas were really good and didn&rsquo;t break the bank. Food came out quick, which was nice.

The salmon here is incredibly fresh. You can really taste the quality of the ingredients. It was cooked just right, not dry at all. The portion was a bit smaller than I expected, but the freshness made up for it. I appreciated that they had some good, simple vegetable sides to pair with it.

The scallion pancakes were super crispy, and the mushroom udon had a really deep, savory flavor. Solid portions too.

The tahini shake is a real treat here. I also appreciate the solid plant-based options - the veggies taste genuinely fresh. A nice spot for a lighter meal.

Been coming here for years, and I always get the cauliflower nachos. It&#39;s the one thing on the menu that&#39;s never let me down. Perfectly crispy, never soggy. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

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