Chester is a nice area. The building and decor are also very nice. The food and service is OK.

This place is great. The food and the decor both offer something a little different, which I like a lot. There is a lot of energy, and the staff is very friendly.

Price-y but delicious and well worth the trip. Your taste buds will be dancing, and they'll beg for more when the meal is done.

A pretty nice diner. The food is good, and the service is fast. Very comfortable.

The food is delicious and price-y, particularly the crab cakes ($18 for two) -- we always get them as an appetizer -- and the sea bass (when they have it). Get there early because their specials are so good that they usually run out by the end of the evening. The expresso is wonderful.

Conveniently located next to the new multi-plex theater and open very late. The food is good, and although it is a chain, this Chevy's is much better than others I have visited. Service is always friendly, and the food again is very good. However, I'd advise staying away from the chili; it's taste is nasty.

One of my favorite Thai restaurants in Jersey. It's family owned and more personal than some places. The Thai iced tea is better here, and I can't figure out why it is so much better tasting than it is in other restaurants. Beware, though, if you're a spicy food fan because their definition of "hot" is very different from other cuisines' definition of "hot". Although I usually have to send food back elsewhere for more heat, I order Thai food at medium heat. However, don't be afraid if you don't like spicy heat because Thai food can be made very mild as well.

For a place that's been around for ages, it's not that great. The seafood used is mid- to low-quality, especially the clams. And don't order the Sangria, which they make for some unknown reason with 7-Up!!! The salads likewise are made with cheap iceberg lettuce, and the alcoholic drinks are watered down.

The food is delicious, and when they say that the drinks here are strong, they mean it! The only disappointment was the alligator sausage; they've mixed in so much pork and/or beef that it doesn't taste like much. The soup and seafood are wonderful.

Do not believe the hype. This place is by far the worst Spanish/Portuguese restaurant I have ever visited. The decor is dirty looking and about as inviting as a cafeteria. The service is slow and rude (hostess and wait staff). The shellfish still has sand in it. The lobster is low quality. And the salad is cheap iceberg lettuce with a slice of tomato and a sliver of cucumber. Disgusting! Go to Forno's of Spain just down the street for a truly remarkable dining experience!!!

Quantity and quality in one place. Come with a big appetite, and still expect to take some home with you. The service is fast and friendly.

This is by far the BEST Spanish/Portuguese restaurant in Newark. Very elegant atmosphere and decor, but you are welcome even in jeans and a T-shirt. The food is top quality, from the salad of sea salt-washed romained lettuce, olives tomatoes and onions to the perfectly steamed lobster. My favorite dish is the shrimp in champagne sauce, and I absolutely love the "chips" that they serve with every meal. The service is fast and friendly -- even at their busiest. After dinner, be sure to enjoy a Spanish, Mexican or Jamaican coffee -- the smoothest and tastiest coffee ever and served in a brandy snifter. No reservations taken, so get there early on weekends especially. Even if you have to wait, though, it is worth it -- and then some.

This place is just as bad as the other Iberia, perhaps worse since we had uninvited guests on our table (i.e., cockroaches). Disgusting. Go to Forno's of Spain down the street, and find out what Spanish/Portuguese food is supposed to taste like. Also, it's cockroach-free dining.

Very home-y and comfortable. The food is exquisitely prepared. Pasta may even be freshly made, and the bread is beyond compare. On our first visit, the staff made us feel as though we had been regulars for years.

Nothing special. Nothing to write home about. Basic Japanese restaurant. If you seen one chef cook in front of you, you've seen em all. Food is OK. Not good enough to justify the prices.

If you like your food cheap, fast and greasy, this is the place for you. My favorites are the fried chicken and the fried shrimp baskets. Stay away from the desserts, though, because -- like most diners -- you don't know how long they've been sitting there.

Very good food. The prices are a bit much, but you do get what you pay for. Service is generally nice, could be a little friendlier. I have heard about their awesome seafood brunch, but have never tried it.

For a restaurant/pizzeria, StarLite offers not only great pizza but also delicious Italian meals that rival area restaurants. I have tried almost every menu item and can personally vouch for the taste and quality of all of them -- except for the veal dishes. They do tend to overcook the veal so that it's chewy and not so tender. However, everything -- and I mean everything -- else is wonderful. Service can be impersonal at times, depending on the waitress, but it is worth the trip. And their "pizza bread" is delicious; be sure to ask for more when your basket is empty.

Based on food quality alone, this restaurant earns a rave review. However, the quality of service and the attitude of this place make the dining experience aggravating and unpleasant. This site used to be a Ground Round and a Kenny Rogers chicken joint; it is located between a McDonald's and a cheap buffet place and across from an ice skating rink. However, Casa Nostra thinks that it is a fine dining establishment in Short Hills. The host was openly rude on our first visit, commenting on our appearance, and the hostess acted as if we'd put her out by not making reservations for dinner at 5:30 pm on a Saturday night. Despite the fact that she claimed reservations are required since they are so busy, the restaurant was still half empty when we left at 7 pm for a charity reception. The waiters attempt a fake Italian accent which doesn't fool anyone. And, most laughable, they have added valet parking; you can walk the perimeter of the lot (including the restaurant in the middle) in under 5 minutes. Go for the food if you dare. Or get takeout. Or just laugh your way thru the meal at the ridiculous-ness of it all.

Mounds of greasy fries. Hot dogs with everything on em. My idea of heaven. It was one of my favorite places in college and during law school, and coming back on a recent visit to the Burgh was like seeing an old friend.