Two words. Skip It. Food was cold, out of 25 serving dishes
half were fried. A number of shrimp dishes, all instantly
forgettable, one chicken dish and one beef also not worth
trying. I was disappointed and was hoping maybe it would be
at least as decent as King Buffet but wound up like an Asian
Sizzler.

Been here three times since they opened and found it on par if not better than both Benjamin's and Flames. The tomatoes an onions are definitely in Luger's league (as is the steak sauce)
And both the filet mignon and their Blackstone Chicken
had me dreaming of returning. The service couldn't be better, ask for Jack. To someone who lives in this area, it is the best
most satisfying new restaurant since Little Kabob House arrived. Pretty soon the reservations will be harder to get
unfortunately.

That's very sad. The original one in Oceanside which was massive was one of the great things about growing up in Long Island. The hot dogs, the corn on the cob, the Sunday kid shows they
put on, the big game room. It was a great place to go.

I second Kaaaassss recommendation. There is no more beautiful restaurant then Mulinos from Thanksgiving through the New Year. And the food is always terrific.

Word is that Kisco Deli is closing in White Plains? Will they relocate back to the Mt Kisco area?
It would be a most welcomed return.

I just walked by and saw the sign was empty and the place vacant. Wow. Heard a rumor a steak place is coming. Anyone heard what happened? Very sudden.

After getting back from New Orleans I have a craving for two fish I had there, Drumfish and Triggerfish.
Is there any restaurant that serves this in Westchester?

I think Baos is closed. It certainly looked it the other day.

Went last night with my family. They did a nice job fixing the space up. Very busy, as one person commented, definitely a family kid friendly restaurant. Had the onion soup, good but served warm and served with a teaspoon which I didn't like. I had the bison burger wrapped in lettuce (kind of like animal style at In& Out Burger) onions and horseradish pickles. Thought it was very tasty but would have appreciated a better piece of iceberg to pick it up with. My son had the lamb burger and my wife had the Cobb salad, both of which they liked. Service was a bit long but am confident they'll get it together. All in all, I'm happy they're here.

Rumor has it in addition to Mt Kisco Farm, both The Gap and Banana Republic may also exit.

Was eager to try it because I liked Hunan Village. Did take out, thought the price st $100 was very steep for what we ordered. Although the food was good but not great, the portions were very small.
For my money Aberdeen is still the way to go.

Funny. When I went in there to take out a few slices of pizza a month or two ago, it just seemed temporary to me. Hopefully the next place will be something other than Pizza and use Little Kabob Station as an example of if you have something different and it's good and priced reasonably, people will come.

Tried to eat there Friday night and it was packed with an hour wait.
Curious to hear if it is any good.

I actually contacted the family that owns In and Out years ago and they have no interest in expanding east unfortunately.

Coming to Nashville, looking for a place to take people Sunday night for drinks and food.
Someplace comfortable, cool bar, good food. Would appreciate any suggestions.

I totally agree. I manage an artist who played there a couple of weeks ago and was
blown away by just how good the food was. Usually in a club like BB Kings or so the food is lousy but this was terrific. I ordered the shrimp appetizer as I sat at the bar and it was so
good I ordered another. We also had the steak and it was delicious. Great place to spend a night.

I have eaten here literally about three or four times since they opened, either in the small but nicely designed restaurant or delivery. The woman who owns it was a former owner of Bollywood and honestly, this is much better. The chiken malai kebab may be the tastiest
I've ever had and that includes Bengal Tiger or Jaipore. My wife and son have had the
paneer kebabs, the shrimp malai kebab and the chicken masala, all agree it's great.
They have about a haf dozen different nan combinations like paneer and chili. The fruit and
nut nan actually taste like there's fruit and nut in it, not just a hint. The prices are reasonable
and the staff couldnt be more helpful. To me this is one of the best additions to Mount Kisco
in years.

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Bengal Tiger
140 E Post Rd, White Plains, NY 10601

I had dinner there with my family and left totally unimpressed. The service was very poor
and the chicken scarparello slice was as dry as dry could possibly be. I'm content with going the
extra miles to Frank Pepe's in Yonkers.

Any chance that someone knows the name of this place. Sounds interesting.

Anonymouse 1935- Not familiar with Spadafino. But I ate at Risotto last night and really enjoyed the meal again. They had a buttternut squash risotto as a special appetizer which was very good.

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Spadafino's Restaurant
15 Commerce St, Hawthorne, NY 10532

I've actually been there a couple of times and thought the donuts and coffee were very good. The cream filled ones and the ones with cream cheese frosting are very good,
Worth a try.

Had dinner there last night. Space was formerly Casa Nostra or something like that. Place was packed. Owner and the chef had worked together at Amalfi in Briarcliff for years. Had the roasted eggplant wrapped in mozzarella with red peppers that was very good only complaint there was too much dressing on the salad that came with it. My wife had the mussels and also liked them. None of the main courses were over $19.95 which I thought was perfect for this kind of restaurant. For a main dish I had the chicken Scarparo which like ssternberg mentioned was very tasty.
My wife had a pasta dish (sorry forgot) that she really liked even commenting about the sauce. The owner came over and asked if I could switch tables as there was a party of six coming in. I was fine with it as I liked the new table better
and he was very nice about it, buying us a round of drinks (they have a liquor license now). Nice to have a little cozy restaurant with good Italian food nearby.
I'll definitely be back.

Drove by it today in the Thornwood Shopping Center, was wondering if anyone has tried it yet.
I think the name is Lucky Buddah.

Hey Debbie, I'm also coming in to see Springsteen, but from New York. I too have to do
exhaustive research before committing to a restaurant. Please let me know what you
find. Here's my facebook page. www.facebook.com/kenslevy.

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My annual question is "Have stone crabs made their appearance this season yet and if they have, what restaurants carry them? I'm looking for restaurants not fish markets.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Going to see The Allmans Saturday Night at The Beacon. Never really eat on the Upper West Side, could use some suggestions. Open to all kinds of food. Thanks.

Thanks to all those who posted on this board I checked it out last night for dinner.
I ordered the Tuna Tartare and my wife had the onion soup for starters.
The tuna was chunks of sushi grade tuna, very fresh, with slices of avocado served on
a bed of seaweed. The soy based sauce that accompanied it was very good. Overall one of the better Tartares I ever had. My wife was also very pleased with the soup. Since I'm a big fan of the skirt steak from Tango Grill, I thought I'd try it there. The steak was defintely on par with the other restaurant.. Well seasoned and delicious. It comes with peppers and onion and really delicious wasabi mashed potatoes. My wife had the jambalaya
and was very happy with it. I had a glass of Cabernet and a Montepulciano and they were both very good. The decor was very nice, although I think as another person pointed out, they should draw the curtains so the view of Nathans and CVS is hidden.
The host could not have been more gracious. There is one thing that bothers me
about the restaurant and that's the name. When I think of Route 100, I think of a bar
and burger place like Route 66 in Armonk. The restaurant is way too good for that name.
But that's a small point. The food, service and decor are all worth visiting. I'm already
planning to return next weekend. Thanks again for the recommendation.

I gave up looking for real sour pickles. Unfortunately most places now only carry halfs for some reason. The best is still on the lower east side. I went last Sunday to
The Pickle Guys and there's just nothing that comes close.

Thanks so much. for all the suggestions. Didn't want to have to stop at Chowder Bowl.

Taking my son back to college. Driving 95 from Westchester to New London.
Any decent places to stop for dinner other than the Pizza Places in New Haven and
the fish places in Mystic.