Bergen County will surprise you with what it has to offer in terms of culinary experiences and restaurants, ranging small pubs to family owned bistros and lavish dining options. There are unlimited choices when searching for places to eat in Bergen County, and while some are better than others, it's nice to have a choice between so many quality establishments. Here, we'll take a look at some of the better places to eat in Northern NJ, which offer great food at a good value, and excel in areas like quality of service and unique atmosphere. If what you're really craving is great food, then one of the Bergen County restaurants you can't afford to miss out on is The Shamrock Hotel. The hotel's restaurant has a warm and welcoming feeling and is beautifully decorated, with a cheerful atmosphere. The conversation is flowing, the beer is great, and the selection of ...
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Going for the best Sunday brunch in AustinEvery Sunday from 10:00 in the morning, until 2:30 in the afternoon, enjoy a great brunch for less than sixteen dollars. Top it off with Mimosa or a Bloody Mary for a dollar and fifty and your Sunday is almost done. If you want to while away the day, stay on for a little more grooving and start your Sunday evening with great cocktails and fine wine. Happy hour starts from 3:30 until 6:30 in this great spot which just won the Favorite Sunday Brunch accolade from the Austin Chronicle. Consistently, this place has been garnering restaurant poll awards from the Readers’ Sunday Brunch to the Readers’ Favorites in 2008, to the Best of Austin Awards and Critics Best Bar Snack in 2007.That’s Moonshine Patio Bar and Grill for you, right at the corner of Red River and 3rd Street in downtown Austin. ... [more..] 
The Manor one of the top Hotels in Delhi, in Friends colony West is buzzing nowadays. Deservedly so, for after a long time it has acquired F&B that is worthy of its classy interiors. India Accent may be new to the city, but it is the country cousin of Delhi’s Oriental Octopus and Chor Bizarre as well as Tamarai, the best restaurant in London. It is path-breaking restaurant because it is a taste of Indian food fifty years from now. I’d gladly close my eyes and order the tasting menu (Rs. 1,800 veg/ Rs. 1900 non-veg) or light lunch (Rs.700/800) with Rs. 1,000 for 5 half glasses of wine paired by no less than Charles Metcalfe. However, the menu is one-of-its-kind which make it Best restaurant in Delhi, so here are the best things on it: Puchkas (Rs. 225) are taken to the next level altogether, whether you use presentation ...