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Solid burger joint and conveniently located in the Bergen Town Center. The burgers are a bit more gourmet and come with a higher price tag, but I think it’s definitely worth it. Service is on par and the waiters/waitresses are really friendly and accommodating.

I’ve been a huge fan of this place for awhile now; any trip into the Ferry Building results in a package of cured pork and a few pieces of Acme bread.

I’m thrilled to have gone and I’d happily return. Fancy little joint in Lincoln Park with lots of class. Being a vegetarian, I’m usually at odds with menus, but this place not only catered to me, but with amazement.

We had the most fabulous dinner at Bolete last Saturday night – one of the finest I can recall, and I’m no stranger to fine dining! I had the seared fois gras – sorry, Californians, you have my pity – for my first course. Having just had an orgy of fois gras in Hungary in September, I can tell you Chef Chizmar’s version is outstanding!

Great little pizza place! Saw it on “Best thing I’ve ever ate” on Food Network, so was excited when I stumbled upon it after arriving at the hotel.

Excellent food and service!! Great menu!! I highly recommend the griilled fish with grilled shrimp. The Rum Ramsey is their house drink and it is awesome.

A nice little spot to have breakfast or lunch, this bakery is known primarily for their bakery. However, their food items are nothing to sneeze at. My buddy and I both had the BLT with a side of tomato soup.

My previous mediocre experience in 2007 was rectified December 2012. Service was topnotch. Food consistently excellent across 4 courses and numerous glasses of wine.

The Bove family have been making and serving unpretentious and delicious food at their Pearl Street location since the day Pearl Harbor was attacked. And it’s still good.

The month before last was Bradley Ogden’s last at Caesars. Todd Williams has enamored me with his food for the better half of the last decade from my frequent trips to Vegas and for all of the culinary standouts along the strip, I’m saddest to see Bradley Ogden go.

They are such sweet and friendly people! I never knew maple syrup could be used for so many things- candy, ice cream, and popcorn to name a few. The maple creemee was amazing, as were the rest of the things we sampled. It’s expensive but it’s good to support a farmer. I was always happy with Aunt Jemima until I came here. Now that I’ve tasted the real stuff, I never want anything else again!

It’s been here for years, and the staff is always courteous and food always fresh and plenty of choices.

Strawberry and Peaches&Cream are my favorites, respectively. Creamy, fresh, and not too sweet. Usually I go to the Brooklyn Bridge location, but this one is really quaint. Nothing much in the neighborhood, but if you walk a few blocks down to the center of Greenpoint, there’s a bunch of great Polish restaurants.

I had the pleasure of hosting my son’s wedding reception dinner recently. I shopped around at quite a few restaurants and found most party menus to be unimaginative and over priced. A friend of mine who is well versed in good food, gave a strong recommendation to try Bucci’s in Berea.

The food is good here, but it’s nothing wow. If you don’t want to valet you can park on the side of the street. Just be careful cuz alot of cars pass by fast.

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It’s a shame there is only 5 stars because the amount of stars I would give this place, I could walk the Hollywood walk if fame.

Buena Vista is famous for their Irish Coffee and for good reason. It’s not JUST an Irish coffee, it’s an experience. (I didn’t try any food during my visit so this review is based solely on the Irish coffee).

What? A gigantic burrito the size of a child’s head made with freshly grilled steak that was made right in front of me that costs about 7 bucks and can be split amongst 2 people and STILL be filling? Count me in!!

Amazing, but what else would you expect from the only ‘ice cream’ (this is gelato) place on Jonathan Gold’s 99?