Note the restaurant is in WATCHUNG, NJ zip 07069 - one town east of Warren NJ\***************** Our family just returned from Paisano's Monday night ½ price pasta night. We had 3 different pastas and all three were delicious and very different from one another. I had penne with sausages and spinach and red peppers in a garlic sauce while my husband had his pasta with chicken and mushrooms in a pinks sauce. My son’s pasta was also served in a pink sauce with ham. The ½ price pasta is a bargain especially since they are huge portions. In addition to the complete Italian menu and the pizzas with all sorts of toppings, and there are lots of specials with fish and chicken at reasonable prices. Paisano's is right next to the Borders in the Watchung Square Mall where you can shop at Targets or TJ Maxx or Pet Smart before or after your meal. Our server was very nice, and quickly and politely corrected any problems, like turning down the volume on the music. It is great to be able to bring your own beer or wine to accompany the food. Thank goodness this little gems is so close and so economical, we can visit often.

Had cooked food - teriaki, sukiyaki.. good, not great Meals served with enough time for the first to get cold before the last came no atmosphere ... not cheap!

had lunch..took over 15 minutes from time we placed order till they called our name ..nothing special...small portions .. no cheap...

Sunday buffet delicious..creative food well prepared..and because in in an inn starts early lovely view of a garden with a waterfull. Unfortunately at our visit the service left something to be desired.

In North Plainfield!!!! The food was delicious! My husband had the steak, and I ordered the vegetable Hibachi lunch. Both came with a lovely soup and a crunchy salad with a tasty dressing. Other hibachi restaurants offer chicken and beef and shrimp, but vegetable is unusual. I asked for extra broccoli and I got EXTRA broccoli. The service was prompt, courteous but not fawning. As well as the steak, our delightful chef made vegetables and fried rice and Oriental noodles for us on the hibachi. Ginzu is a BYOB. So beer and wine does not add significantly to the cost of a filling scrumptious meal.

The food was yummy..I had pecan coated chicken and my husband veal with lots of mushrooms - all from the standard menu which if you include the pasta has over a dozen selections. There was also a large selection of specials. It is food I like when I go out, lots of ingredient, and fancy sauces The service was friendly, .not at all haughty It?s a BYO which means you can spend more on the good food. They have a Early Dining menu Sunday to Friday 5- 6:30 $12.50 for Appetizer, Entrée and Dessert! At those prices and this delicious food, why ever cook!

White table cloth service. Lots of white aproned waiters Dim ?romantic? lighting VERY overpriced wine list God food, my husband really enjoyed the ossen buco. The soups (pasta fagule (exuse my spelling) and tortellini en brodo (broth) were very tasty They said they would do their special, chicken on the bone, any way so I selected with artichokes and sweet and sour pepper, I felt is was too sour

There are Charlie Browns all over NJ We go to this one cause it is close and we like the window seats The Roast beef is good as are the steaks. Always some goods specials on the black board. But many times we?re not too hungry and just get the salad bar, which is extensive and yummy bread or soup and salad. Lunch is very good that way cause they put meet and cheese on the salad bar so you can make your own chef salad and of course lunch is economical.

see their web site at http://www.briannasrestaurant.com/ It is a BYO quite tablecloths well prepared tasty "fancy" food Lunch is good too

They are now on South Ave Great food...ribs that fall of the bone Real home cookin'

They are all over Boston Yummy because they are FRESH. Lots of different varieties of Bagel and ?schemer?. Cream cheese with garlic and herb was delicious. Omelet on a bagel was tasty and filling. At the Tremont Street Store a person takes your order, puts your choice of bagel on a conveyor belt that moves the bagel to a spinning knife and on to the person who puts the schemer. Lots of fun. Most ships have a few tables but the big business is takeout.

Had lunch here on porch overlooking Eel Pond. One can dine on the dock overlooking the pond too. Salads were good, sandwiches fine, service friendly and VIEW terrific! Planned to return for dinner.

Once was great...original Buckmister Fuller geodesic dome is falling apart (plastic hangs blocking view of most of roof) many windows covered over. Tasty food, but Overpriced. "Russian Bear" is huge slick of roast beef with onions and peppers ...tasty but $25.

Very elegantWas a stage couch stop on the NY to Philly run back in 1737 Inside with that old fashioned décor?we sat in front of a huge fireplace (no on since it was August) Complementary appetizer of three tiny tasty (fishy) tidbit I had a seafood bisque in a fabulously shaped bowl that was out of this world($10) There were several fish selections, pork, filet minion as well as a 8 course price fixed diner (we passed cause had 3 kids in tow) They served half portions with mashed potatoes which they labeled puree (remember elegant) for the kids Again for desert which we did not order (we were stuffed) they brought a two tier tray with several tiny chocolates, pralines, a jellies, and zwieback

Pretty Japanese restaurant overlooking the street (some of the waitresses are other Orientals). Good sushi (they have a sushi bar)and teriyaki and soups, but my main reason for going is they have a small serve yourself salad bar with that wonderful ginger dressing.

We had lunch here. Salon teriyaki with soup, salad two nice chunks of salmon, rice and a bit of broccoli was $8. A FULL bento box with sashimi California roll and other stuff was $10. Lots of fopod ands all delicious. A small place with nice service.

I stop here frequently for bagels. They all have the standard stuff (plain, poppy, sesame, onion, pumpernickel, rye, whole wheat, salt...)and some fun different combo...a dozen Mon to Thursday is only $3.49. Their whitefish salad and mixed cream cheese are delicious and it is nice to stop here for a bagel with ... you name it (including stuff off the grill).

Even if the food were cardboard, I would go for the view! But the food is good, especially the salmon (done with sesame seeda and a ginger soy, ymmy). There is a 40 or 50 foot wall of table top to ceiling of glass not 50 feet (depending on the tide even closer!) to the ocean and since it faces west you can imagine the sunset (they are so beautiful you may not be able to imagine).
White tablecloth and friendly non pretentious service. They have a piano player at the Sunday buffet, maybe other times too) enhancing the mood. We visit there one or twice a year, and though you will rarely see me eating hotel food anywhere else, I have breakfast and dinner every day overlooking MY ocean (at least while I'm in Cape Cod the Seacrest makes me think it is MY ocean!) Check out their web site at www.seacrest-resort.com

It's right on the water and of course they serve sea food and know how to prepare it. We've visited in the early spring when it's too cold for their outdoor dining but gee that would be the best. And it's not too fancy to bring the kids.

In a storefront on the main drag (route 28) is a super high quality restaurant. Everything is prepared to order so prepare to dine. It is a BYOB you can sip your wine as you wait . The offerings are very tasty and the service is personal.