Small bakery with family-run atmosphere and homemade pastries creates a warm, peaceful vibe. Menu blends Mediterranean and Armenian influences with eclectic food choices. Unassuming space feels like a cozy spot for authentic flavors.
An entire case holds homemade pastries and desserts. Meals come with tiny desserts and cute candies. Skipping dessert is not recommended.
Bread here tastes like it comes from ancient traditions, made the same way for centuries. Fresh loaves and homemade pastries show a strong focus on authentic Armenian flavors.
Good to know
The bakery is open 7 days a week.
Call in your order as the menu can vary and items may be out of stock.
Everything is made to order, ensuring freshness.
Italian restaurant offers stylish NYC-style decor with comfortable seating and a private outdoor patio. Atmosphere stays serene and elegant with good music enhancing the mood. Food includes standout dishes like veal parmesan and baked clams, paired with impressive cocktails.
Homemade desserts stand out with options like Nonaโs rice pudding and tartufo. Every dessert pairs well with the overall incredible food quality.
Warm homemade bread arrives fresh and is flown in from Long Island. Italian bread stands out as exceptional and often the best part of the meal.
Good to know
Expect a 25-minute wait on Friday nights without reservations.
Reservations are recommended on weekends via OpenTable.
Parking can be challenging near the restaurant.
Cozy Italian restaurant with a quaint patio and family atmosphere that feels like a home kitchen. Live music and entertainers add to the New York/Italian vibe. The space is small inside but offers pet-friendly outdoor seating.
Homemade desserts stand out with options like zeppoli and pistachio dessert. The rainbow cake adds a colorful finish to meals.
Freshly baked bread stands out with in-house preparation and a crisp texture. Olive oil served alongside highlights the high-quality ingredients used.
Good to know
On Tuesdays, they have a takeout special for a large margarita pizza.
Happy Hour runs from Monday to Friday with daily specials at the bar.
You can park in the free parking lot or on the street.
Refurbished 1920s bungalow offers an intimate, cozy atmosphere with an upscale, quiet vibe. Guests choose steak knives and pens from curated trays, adding a unique, personal touch. The setting blends historic charm with a cool butcher-shop style, creating a romantic and tasteful dining experience.
Three warm, gooey, crispy chocolate chip cookies come with crรจme anglaise. An elevated key lime mousse pie features meringue and lime zest.
Bread features a crispy crust and fresh, flavorful sourdough. Homemade sourdough bread appears alongside dishes like wagyu and tuna tartare crispy bites.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least 48 hours in advance with no cancellation option.
Free parking is available on-site for all guests.
The restaurant does not provide high chairs; bring a booster seat for toddlers.
Small space with classic Italian dรฉcor and a wood burning stove creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Bright ceiling lighting and lively acoustics make conversations audible across tables. Live music adds to the fun, authentic vibe.
Desserts include a Nutella cannoli and tiramisu. Both offer satisfying, sweet finishes to a meal.
Sourdough bread stands out with its rich flavor. Bread by Johnny Dough adds a unique touch, making the dough a true bonus for the pizzeria.
Good to know
The menu features pizza from various regions of Italy with unique ingredient combinations.
Prices are very fair, with a medium pizza costing around $18.
The restaurant is family-run, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Bright, immaculate space with authentic Greek islands design creates a feeling of being in Greece. Live violin music and traditional Greek tunes set a romantic, festive mood. Outdoor terrace and lamb spits add to the genuine Greek celebration atmosphere.
A platter with three different Greek desserts arrives, featuring baklava, rice pudding, and orange cake. Desserts come as a nice surprise, sometimes even gifted by the manager.
Warm, toasted pita bread stands out with its freshness and smooth texture. It pairs well with flavorful, fresh hummus.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
The restaurant offers a special menu on Wednesdays featuring live violin music.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Rotating wood fire oven anchors a modern, cozy setting with a clean, inviting atmosphere. Families fill the space, creating a lively, sometimes noisy environment. The vibe balances friendly comfort with bursts of energy from active groups.
Desserts feature a sourdough cookie with gelato and stracciatella gelato with passion fruit. The options are simple but satisfying.
Garlic bread stands out with flavorful garlic bread things and a meatball and garlic bread appetizer. Sandwiches use thick, hard bread that can feel dense.
Good to know
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy weekend evenings.
The price for a medium pizza with one topping is $27.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Small deli with basic decor and wooden cafeteria-style seating offers a friendly, comfortable atmosphere without much ambiance. Crowd tends to keep a low profile, creating a quiet, unpretentious vibe. Known for fresh sandwiches on homemade rye bread and classic kosher-style dishes.
Desserts come with meals for just a couple of dollars more than other delis charge for sandwiches alone. The dessert tray looks pretty and the sweets are consistently ten stars.
Baked on-site, the rye bread stands out for its freshness and unique flavor. It pairs well with pastrami and other meats, making sandwiches especially tasty.
Good to know
Owner Jose Jacobs is on the premises every day except Wednesday.
The dinner special costs about $34 for two meals, including appetizers and desserts.
Expect a limited menu with a focus on kosher-style dishes.