Found this spot tucked away in Newark. The portions are huge, they had to bring out an extra table just for all the food! Everything was cooked just right. A solid find.

Inside seating is pretty tight, but we snagged a table easily on a weekday morning. It&rsquo;s cozy, just not the place for a big group hangout.

Creative options like the hot honey jalape&ntilde;o cream cheese are a nice touch. The gluten-free bagel I had was solid, tasted fresh. Food here is consistently good, that&#39;s the main thing for me.

I had a wonderful time celebrating my birthday here! The staff, especially Jasmine, were incredibly friendly and made the evening special.

Solid spot if you&#39;re trying to avoid the lines at the big-name delis. The corned beef was really well-seasoned, had a nice flavor. The space itself is bright and open, which I liked.

The cocktail tree was a nice touch, looked pretty on the table. Drinks were interesting and tasted fine. I enjoyed the seafood pasta, and the key lime pie was a decent finish.

The coffee here is really good. It&#39;s a dark roast, strong but not bitter. The pastries are fresh, especially the croissants. They&#39;re flaky and buttery, just right with the coffee. That&#39;s what I come for.

Cozy spot, good for a casual dinner with friends. The fish was fresh and nicely prepared. It does get quite busy, so a reservation is a good idea. Service was fine, if a little slow at the end.

The Jachnun was rich and flavorful, real homestyle cooking. I had it with a glass of a medium-bodied red, which cut through the richness perfectly. A very comforting dish.

Perfect for a quick bite after exploring Chinatown. AC is a lifesaver. Tried the curry beef dim sum &ndash; hot, flavorful, and came out fast. Exactly what I needed. Restrooms were clean, which is a plus.

Came here for a date night. The place was packed and buzzing, which was fun. But honestly, for the price of the main courses, the portions were pretty small. My partner and I both felt a bit hungry after sharing an appetizer and our entrees.

Love the retro feel here. Staff was super friendly. The burger was fantastic - juicy, cooked just right, and the bun was perfect. One of the best I&#39;ve had in ages.

That pastrami sandwich though. The bread had this perfect soft-crunchy thing going on, and the melted Swiss cheese was just right.

The buttermilk chicken tenders are solid here. Good seasoning, cooked right. The beer list is pretty big too, with some interesting local stuff on tap. Prices are fair for what you get.

A solid local spot, not touristy at all. The atmosphere is lively, but it does get loud. You&#39;ll need to raise your voice a bit for conversation. Good for a casual meal.

Decent spot for a working lunch. WiFi is solid, plenty of outlets. The half-underground setup is quiet, good for focus. Coffee refills were prompt. It&#39;s a practical choice if you need to get things done.

Love the vibe here for catching a game. Tons of TVs, so you can see from pretty much anywhere. It&#39;s just a really relaxed place to hang out, nothing fancy.

The staff surprised us with a little cake and a song. It was a really nice touch. The whole place has this warm, cozy vibe that just makes you want to linger.

The chicken makhani Frankie was really good. The roti was just right, not too much or too little filling.

The space is cozy and stylish. I really liked the low lighting and the comfortable booths. It felt relaxed, not too loud. A nice spot to just sit and enjoy a meal.

The bagels here are so good, especially with their cured fish. It&#39;s a solid spot for a savory breakfast and a coffee. Just a bit pricey for what it is.

The portions here are no joke. We split the maple chicken tenders and the challah bread, and still had leftovers. The chicken was huge, and the bread slice was basically a loaf. Good for sharing if you&#39;re hungry.

The restaurant has a fantastic atmosphere, striking the perfect balance between warmth and polish without feeling pretentious.

The desserts are the star here. Chocolate mousse cake was rich but not heavy. Banana Nutella gelato was spot-on, just the right sweetness. A solid finish to the meal.

I&#39;ve been a few times now, and the service is always so warm. Samuel and Hayden especially. They just make you feel looked after, you know?

It does get busy here, so I&#39;d definitely book ahead. I had a table reserved for brunch and was seated right away, which made everything so much easier.

The portions are huge! Got a set meal and couldn&#39;t finish it all, had to take leftovers home.

Simple spot, no frills. The soups are always piping hot and taste like someone actually made them from scratch. A solid, affordable choice in Manhattan when you just need a decent, reliable meal.

Deux Amis is a true gem in NYC, consistently delivering delicious food and a welcoming ambiance. It&#39;s our go-to place for special occasions!

Stunning NYC skyline view from the waterfront. Came for a birthday dinner. That view alone was worth it.

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