“The spot for Taiwanese food in NYC. The pics speak for the menu itself. Every dish has its own spice or flavor to it. They also offer ample drinks selection - with my fave being the one that features the Joe? Strongly recommend booking in advance bc you’ll need hefty luck to get a walk-in “
“My partner and I came after a tough workout recently on a Saturday afternoon, as Revelie had been on our radar for a few months! The wait wasn't terribly long at 3:30 (we waited about 30 min outside, though it was cold). The food was tasty and good quality, I liked the chopped cheese the most. Fun diner feel too! There was a minor holdup to actually get the food, but definitely worth it once we actually got to try it. Would recommend!“
“Came to L'incontro for a casual lunch on a Saturday around 2p. Did not have a reservation and was immediately seated. I gotta say, the service was excellent! Many waiters were serving us and they were constantly checking if we needed something. They were refilling out waters all the time and it was just very polite. What was interesting is the "daily special menu", the waiter was standing their reading about the daily special for like at least 5 mins and we had to stop him from continuing. Either way, we got the bucatini cacio e pepe and it was very yummy. My husband got the veal and it was not the most photogenic dish, but tasted much better than it looked. We also got the octopus, which was soaked in balsamic, also very nice. Overall a very nice traditional Italian place.“
“Ordered the spicy salmon ramen and takoyaki. The ramen was really good with a rich broth but it wasn't spicy at all and started to taste a bit salty at the end. I wouldn't recommend the takoyaki because the portions are very small with a single piece of octopus in it for 10 dollars. Otherwise a great experience! + the servers were super nice“
“BEST THAI FOOD i’ve had hands down!! Reservations are a must; this is a michelin rated restaurant so it’s super packed. The food was absolutely flavorful and delicious; with so many food options. The hoi ob ( mussels in spicy thai herb broth) was to DIE FOR it was so good. Also ordered the krapow pla which was the branzino fish in sauce and it was delicious i could really taste all the flavors. The red curry was also a great choice too. Overall one of the best experiences i’ve had i would most definitely recommend this spot and i will be coming back.“
“This place is dope, I highly recommend.My KHAO SOI CHIANG MAI** Beef (Drunken Noodles) was fireeeeee with the Thai spicy as I requested and I enjoyed it.My friend had a roster duck and veggies and that was delicioussssssss.I’ll definitely go back! Keep it up folks ????❤️“
“Overall rating: 4.4I was very excited to try Egyptian when I found this place on Google. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I know I was hoping for unique food. I was a bit surprised when I went it was mostly a variation of halaal. I also didn’t realize the place was mostly vegetarian and think its description should be updated.I think I got the basic halal with beet and another sauce. The sauce was reallly good!! I would go back for the beet sauce. But the food ended up being a side to my beet sauce.The staff seemed very friendly but it was so bright. Wish they could lower it just a tad. If you’re a vegetarian, I think you’re going to like this place a tad more.“
“Just visited with my family of four, and we loved it. There was food for everyone to enjoy, and the food was delicious.We ordered different things to share, so we could try more things. You have to order a Khatchapuri! It's a must! We had Aragvi salad- absolutely delicious! The kids chose crepes with meat and kginkali, both finished to the last crumb! We had egplant rolls , pirk mtsvadi and potatoes with mushrooms to share, everything was so good! We all were full and very satisfied. The waiters check in, making sure everything is good and super nice. To add on all of that the place was beautiful and so pleasant. Me and my family highly recommend this restaurant.“
“Dropped by for a drink after dinner. It was one the modern design with classic vide kinda jazz bar. Live music with roses decor prefect for date night~ Or just someone enjoy live jazz. If you want to talk or on a date, ask your server sit you away from the music area: Not so crowded on a Friday night as they are new to the neighborhood. If you do not want to jam with tourist and people from all other places like Dizzy, this is an option. Drinks are decent, they have both cocktail and mocktail 3 mocktail options for those who need to bring someone does not drink with them. Bar closes at midnight.“
“Whether you know and love Georgian food already or it's your first time, this is the place for you. I've been to many Georgian restaurants in the area that are too expensive, too far away, or too Amercanized, this place is perfect for fast casual Georgian food. I'm so happy to discover it and can't wait to return again and again. დელიას გაუმარჯოს!“
“A perfect dining experience from start to finish. Welcoming staff and expert service made this an unexpected treat. My husband and I started by sharing the special salad chock full of blueberries, blackberries, pomegranate and hazelnuts. For our entrees, he opted for the well prepared black bass special, I enjoyed the pappardelle with sausage ragu. We shared the fresh fruit pastry shell with gelato - a beautiful creation and the perfect way to end our meal. Such a lovely find - can't wait to return.“
“Nice place, on the corner of a building.I took 4 chicken meatballs with polenta, which I found good, but would have been better if they had been a little more generous with the tomato sauce.Good service although perhaps a little slow (except when it came to bringing us the bill...?).Final price for two (a one liter bottle of San Pellegrino water plus two dishes like the ones I described, namely 4 meatballs and polenta as in the photo) 66 dollars, tip included.For honest New York.“
“Fantastic food and phenomenal service! It felt so cozy in there, like you weren’t in the hustle and bustle of New York City! We had a meat & cheese platter, two salads and a cacio e pepe and everything was incredible! And it was all very reasonably priced. Can’t wait to come back - and can’t wait to tell friends and family about this gem! 10000/10 recommend“
“I'm so glad I stumbled upon this place. One of the best coffee concepts I've come across in a while. The coffee is incredible, and their setup is top-notch. It's now my go-to coffee place. Their Fredo Coffee tastes just like it does back in Greece.“
“I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS PLACE!! ?? I am always satisfied with my order and always keep coming back to doordash for more!! I want to give a quick shout out to Michael and Cariluz for crafting the best amazing salad that I enjoy always !! ? thank you again i’m gonna keep coming back :-)“
“An Excellent Turkish Restaurant in NYC !!!I was in New York City for a business trip last week and by searching for a Turkish place in Midtown I came across Akdeniz. I was met with true Turkish hospitality, everyone was very nice. I had the Iskender Kebab which tasted as if I was in Istanbul. It was very fresh and tasty. The babaghannous was nicely made you could taste the fresh roasted eggplant, as good as the best in Turkey. It was such a great experience that two days later I went back for lunch and had the Adana Kebab which was one of the best Ive had in the States. I highly recommend Akdeniz!!!“
“Best pizza to get when ur faded as a mf I highly recommend coming here drunkVegetarian options: Yeah but u a bxtch if u a vegetarianDietary restrictions: Just hit the gym if u fatParking: Jus walk u lazy fxckKid-friendliness: Yes but fk them kidsWheelchair accessibility: Yea“
“Great service and good food. Initially I was told I could only order food to go because someone was having a private party and they were prepping but then the man behind the counter walked me through the menu. He then suggested I have a seat and could eat in if I wanted. I chose to dine in and the food was fabulous. I got the bacon egg and cheese biscuit. They did not have the cheddar jalapeño biscuit I asked for but they added extra cheese to my sandwich to compensate. The biscuit was crunchy in the outside and soft on the inside. I'll definitely be coming back to try the chicken biscuit and all the different compound butters.“
“Definitely an experience. Food was good. Pasta is fresh made to order. However the most comfortable I felt in the place was in the bathroom, it was the most spaceous place, there was room to breathe. If you're claustrophobic consider taking it to go. It's the kind of place where you stand on line to order they give you a number and you look for a place to sit. I personally would have been more comfortable eating in the car. With all that being said I'm glad I experienced it, next time I would just take it to go. Again I will say the food was good.“
“Ordered the Charred Chicken Bowl, and I must say, it was phenomenal. It had a flavour that was unbeknownst to me in a bowl. The coconut ranch mixed with the habanero sauce, really do create a unique flavour profile. Also, the chicken marination was something that was brand new to me. Do give it a try!“
“I came down with an unspecified viral illness earlier this year which knocked me out for a solid week, and all I could muster the energy and appetite for was soup. I've had some great chicken soup uptown before (Salento in Washington Heights is amazing), but now that I've moved to the UWS, I was adrift once again. Some googling and yelping steered me toward Murray's Sturgeon Shop, so one day, I wrested myself from my sickbed and walked down to pick myself up some soup. The store is somewhat intimidating, as nothing is really laid out and you have to order everything over the counter, but I was able to convey my order pretty easily, and not long after, I had a frozen quart of chicken noodle soup in my possession. I guess they only sell their soups frozen, but they assured me it is frozen at peak freshness. It was $15 for the frozen quart, which felt kinda steep, but I justified it, because it could last multiple meals. I came out and let my frozen block defrost for a bit before I melted it on the stovetop. It took a while for the ice crystals to melt away, but soon enough, the warm and umami aroma of chicken soup began to emanate from my pot and penetrate my stuffed up olfactories. My frozen block made two portion of delicious soup, stuffed full of shredded chicken, carrots, and curly egg noodles. The best word I can use to describe the flavor of this soup is incredible DEPTH. Soup is not a good I often rave over, but this one is particularly good and flavorful. It cured me, just a little. Highly recommend when you're ill and craving your mother's cooking/comfort, but you're actually a grown adult who thousands of miles away from your childhood home so you just have to shell out $15 for someone else's grandma to make soup and sell you a frozen block of it. I haven't tried their fish, but based on the other reviews, I'm curious about it! Nothing in the store looked particularly nice or clean (it just looked a little musty as old delis often do), and like I mentioned, the counter is somewhat intimidating, but Murray's has the vibe of an old time establishment that knows what they're doing and does it well.“
“Amazing experience! Out of a four-day getaway for two days, Ledo Pizza was our dedicated dining spot. We just had to come back. The place is cozy, and the staff is super friendly. The pizza is delicious, just perfect. All ingredients were fresh, and even the lemonade was fresh! The pasta was excellent as well. Make sure you order their sauce too!“
“These days, finding good food at a reasonable price that is a decent portion size has me feeling like Indiana Jones cautiously putting the bag of sand replacing the gold figurine. Typically, you can only get 2 of 3 which I had kind of chalked up to just being life, especially in New York City. Can't have everything. But, every now and then, you stumble across a unicorn that checks all 3 boxes to restore your hope in the universe. Ayat, my dear reader, is that unicorn. We stumbled in here at 2pm fresh out of bed, hungrier than that dude posting a story of his Dostoyevsky book is for a "Oh my god you read Dostoyevsky you're so deep and artsy" DM. After a 5 minute wait we were seated and the staff immediately brought 2 warm pitas that you can tell were authentic middle eastern pitas with fresh olive oil. They were those pitas that you touch and the little dough gets on your hands. Real ones know. Oh you haven't been to the middle east? As we were ripping through the Pitas and had yet to really scan a menu, no word of a lie 3 separate waiters came up within a 2 minute span and asked if we were ready to order. Like DAMN they really tryna get us up out of here ahahahaha. But I chalked it up to being authentically middle eastern as it's just different culturally. Oh you haven't been? We opted for a feast, as everything looked SO good. Our lineup consisted of the Margherita Pizza, the Wara Dawali (stuffed grape leaves), Falafel, Chicken Shawarma Sandwich, and the Fattat Lahma. I normally highlight just one or two plates in these reviews, but everything was the star. A total team effort like the 2003-2004 Detroit Pistons. The pizza started us off with a BANG. The stuffed grape leaves will be the breakout dish of 2024. 4 BIG falafel at $6 left me stunned like a prime Conor Mcgregor counter left hand. The Chicken Shawarma sandwich was literally perfect, as the wrap was crisply toasted on the outside and the chicken was delicious. The Fattat Lahma.... yeah tbh this the only thing I wouldn't get again but it was under the "Traditional" section of the menu and I just felt I had to try something from that section because I'm cultured af and I've been to the middle east.... Oh you haven't?! Ahahaha I'm just yanking your chain, it's all love from me I just try to make these entertaining you know? All in all, a quality meal that had me STUFFED and didn't leave my pockets on featherweight was something I had lost hope for in NYC. Hope is a dangerous thing for a man like me to have - but I have it. Unicorns do exist. THANK YOU AYAT! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__“
“Really great atmosphere except tables are really too close to each other.I had the veg ramen and it was really delicious. The broth flavor was really delicious.I kinda wish there was tofu instead of vegan protein because it was crumbled and just fell into the broth so it wasn’t really filling but tasty. And the cabbage was like the hard ends of the cabbage; I didn’t enjoy. But overall really yummy.And I was going to get the regular matcha shaved ice but it was huge so the waitstaff said they had a few of the little ones from restaurant week left over and those had non-dairy ice cream underneath. It was delicious! I’d go back and get some more of that matcha ice for sure!!Vegetarian options: There is one vegan ramen.“
“The best chicken wings!! The soy garlic wings was omg delicious. The boneless wings were amazingly tender and crispy. The only problem is that it gives me a good food coma Everytime after I eat those wings. Forbidden rice is really good, good valuefor only $2.50“
“First time trying their sandwiches yesterday and we’re hooked! I usually travel to Hoboken for my Italian deli sandwich cravings but was super excited to find such a close place after a friend recommended this spot. The fresh mozzarella was delicious and they don’t skimp out. My sandwich was so filled I could barely bite it (which is always a good thing in my book lol) I got a custom sandwich with turkey, salami and fresh mozzarella and my husband got a spicy vodka chicken parm. 10/10 recommend getting your sandwiches from here, we’ll definitely be back!!“
“Feeling at home, even if home is far away.This is the first emotion you feel when you are welcomed by the staff in this small, but big-hearted, restaurant in Manhattan.Enzo and Salvatore, the owners, are people of feeling, and it is precisely the latter that the delicious dishes offered on the menu arouse.The first evening I tasted an amazing Capricciosa pizza. Good like this, sometimes, not even in Naples! Very light. I am very sensitive to yeasts, because I am allergic to nickel, but the excellent leavening did not cause me any discomfort, other than the very strong desire to return the next day to taste other typical recipes of the Italian tradition.The next evening, in fact, I returned to taste the eggplant Parmigiana. Delicious... The sweet sauce, because the one made with real Italian tomatoes, was immediately appreciated, fascinating the palate...The meatballs (Salvatore was very keen to let me try them, and he did well!) seemed to have been made by my grandmother... So many memories... They moved me...I work in the Italian food & beverage sector, I understand if the products used are of good quality. These were excellent!A rating from 1 to 10?1000!Thank you, Enzo and Salvatore, for our new friendship, and for being an Italian excellence in NYC!“
“Great addition to the UES. Excellent food, try the prosuitto, fig and melon appetizer if they have it. The carpaccio was so good and the deserts! The wait staff was very attentive and refilled our water glasses often. The owner was lovely and sweet. I will be back with my family soon.“
“The purpose of this review is not to hate or harm this restaurant in any way, shape, or form. That being said, I hope you take this review as an informative review.Atmosphere: Tiny restaurant. Seems like they have changed indoor dining experience compared to some years ago. The entrance was a bit disorganized. I'm not sure if this was just a season thing where they only offer indoor dining when it's summer. Other than that, it had a neutral atmosphere.Service: They were welcoming and attentive. They had my order ready by the time they said it was going to be ready.Food: I ordered the Catfish bowl. The food was well portioned, and the flavors from each ingredient complemented each other. I also ordered the Lychee smoothie. Although it was not the right weather to drink it, it still tasted really good. I believe it will taste twice as good in summer.Price: Honestly, their prices are fair. The quality and flavors of the food compensate their prices.“
“this place was amazing. the food was great and the service was excellent. the guy who took our order knew what we wanted and made sure we ordered correctly and the women cleaning tables helped us when we accidentally dropped something on the floor. she was such a sweet lady. what a great atmosphere and they gave us small baklavas at the end of our food.“
“Hands down the best Japanese restaurant in NYC! Katsuya's commitment to quality ingredients and innovative flavors is evident in every dish. The ambiance is upscale yet inviting, making it the perfect spot for a special celebration or a casual night out. The sushi selection is unparalleled, and each roll is a work of art. Service is impeccable, with staff going above and beyond to ensure a memorable dining experience. Katsuya NYC never fails to exceed expectations.“
“Walked in thinking it's an Irish bar, walked out having one of the best times ever at any bar. This is a gay bar on steroids but that's what makes it oh so better. I know what you straights are thinking, but this place is Uber welcoming of people from all walks of the road. Probably one of my most favorite random bars of all time. The food was great and priced even better. The staff was Uber friendly and the drinks were top notch. The crowd was the happiest and sweetest crowd of all time. Tbh not a single sour puss! Highly recommend this place for everyone and anyone! The music, the food, the drinks, the staff, the atmosphere... all so fun that honestly I kinda wish I was gay now lol. Give this place a shot, you won't regret it!“
“At first, we thought it would be a bad idea to come with three kids. However, this place turned out to be kid-friendly and we did not feel unwelcome. Baked Carrot Salad honestly would be our least favorite. Large chunks of carrots and avocado. Not enough flavor. Not sure what was the original idea about. Chrisendemum salad would be our most favorite. Fresh, colorful land and right-seasoned. Delicious! Beets salad was ok. The pasta bolognese was freshly made, and very good too. Kids had burger, kids pasta, and pizza(mozzarella and basil). We end up having too orders of pizza. So good it was. For dessert, we had carrot cake with supper delicious buttermilk sorbet. THIS ONE IS A BOmb!!!! And also we had homemade ice cream, which was also very good. We had very good experience in this place and looking to come back.“
“Fresh and delicious! I came here based on the Yelp reviews and it did not disappoint. If you're looking for a quick, no-hassle but relatively healthy meal in the city (and you'd like to sit down while eating it) this place is great!“
“casual vibe, with much more than casual flavor. the taste of the wok's fire truly comes through. good doses of fish sauce in the noodles. Thai food has become as ubiquitous as Chinese, and you get used to generic and uninspired restaurants. but this is in the top 1% of Thai places in the area. very impressed. service was also very friendly“
“Persepolis has been in our neighborhood for years but we never got there. It's a spacious but intimate-feeling restaurant with very attentive, friendly service and excellent (and abundant!) food. Also a range of very good variations on the mojito! The eggplant appetizers and, of course, kebabs are excellent. Very nice decor.“
“I came in a Sunday night and was disappointed when I was told many ingredients that I looked forward to were not available. Tyleah at the front, went out of their way to restock dressings from the back and ensure I left happy. Great customer service. Thank you!“
“This is a nice quaint neighborhood gem to grab some early or midday small meal,That me and my partner have fallen in loved with. We came here to try it out one day and have not been disappointed every time we have stopped by. The prices can add up for breakfast and drinks but worth stopping by. The service is always friendly and many people stop by to enjoy or to go. There is some seating inside and they provide outdoor seating as well. We love the dulce de Leche and I liked the Arnold Palmer so far and we finally tried a breakfast sanwhich and it was very fulfilling. Me and my partner definitely recommend!“
“If you're searching for a culinary haven that combines traditional Italian flavors with a modern twist, look no further than this Pizzeria. Nestled in the heart of downtown, this gem of a pizza joint delivers a dining experience that's nothing short of exceptional. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with the inviting aroma of freshly baked dough and savory toppings. The ambiance strikes the perfect balance between cozy and vibrant, making it ideal for intimate dinners or lively gatherings with friends and family.“
“What a phenomenal surprise! I had this restaurant marked from an article I read, and had lunch there solo. The dining room is very small and I took the last table. The flavors and textures were balanced, memorable, and unique. I've never had Burmese food before, and the menu was a great glimpse into the flavor profile. I only wish I could have tried everything on the menu! They are cash-only as of this writing, so come prepared. If you ever need to expand, come on up to the Upper West Side please!“
“Took my boyfriend for his birthday it was really fantastic. The ambiance was beautiful (we sat downstairs very intimate, but upstairs looked beautiful as well). The service was great and the food was so delicious. We ordered the lobster salad twice it was so good. The plates aren't super big which make it great for ordering a bunch and sharing. We also got a really nice bottle of wine. I honestly thought it was going to be way more expensive than it was. We got 4 apps and 2 pastas and we were perfectly full. They also brought out a cute cupcake and candle for his birthday. Will definitely be back“
“The easiest place to eat vegetarian. It’s so flavorful and everything has been 10/10. I tried their cashew ricotta and pear with honey drizzle, amazing. Their lentil soup; amazing. Their cauliflower stew, so good. Everything is amazing here. If you’re looking for a switch up on your diet, I can’t think of a better place. Feels amazing to eat something tasty but not feel bloated and tired after. So good! New favorite local spot“
“Thank you very much for this moment. Excellent food, attentive service with good advice. The service team is superbDish: mole del puebla and vg quesadillasNacho starterDessert: plantain flambéed with rum and scoop of vanilla ice creamDrink: large iced lemon margaritaSee you soon ❤️“
“I ate the Tropicana salad and the soup of the day, Turkish chili, to-go.Türkiye chili soup has a lot of ingredients, so a small size is enough.Before closing the lid, I asked if I wanted to sprinkle some cheese on it, so I added it and it was salty and delicious.Tropicana salad, as the name suggests, contains mango and orange.The sauce is made with grated fruit like Isaac Toast, but it doesn't get too salty even if you add a lot, so just leave it as the young clerk puts it on.It's easy to add a lot of shrimp and peel the abogado before closing the lid and mix it well.They ask if I want to add pita bread, but there is no additional charge, so you can do whatever you like.The prices in Seoul were so crazy that I was thankful that they gave me this much for 25,000 won.Recommended“
“My fiance and I were visiting from Michigan and stumbled upon this gem of a restaurant for lunch. The owner was our server. He was the nicest person! Beyond that, the food was incredible. 10/10. I wish I could go here everyday for lunch and dinner. Amazing experience.“
“I've walked by this spot hundreds of times but finally stopped in for a coffee and obligatory pastry. Everything looked so beautiful! I got an apricot tart, which was lovely. Excellent coffee. Great service. Will return for a bomboloni for sure!“
“Finally a great fish market in our area, where you can get sushi grade fish, local catch and great shellfish. love the fish monger and coming from one of the biggest fishing ports in italy I know that’s a tough job and it takes a lot of work and dedication to offer a decent variety of fresh fish.My fluke was extremely fresh and perfect for a carpaccio/sashimi, mussels were also great and so it was the fillet of monkfish.Keep up the good work!!!thanks!!!“
“Well, folks, gather 'round because I've got a tale that'll whisk you away to a land far, far from the daily grind. It all began on a day so unremarkable, it could've been any Tuesday from last year. My to-do list was longer than a grocery receipt for a family reunion, and let me tell ya, my spirits were about as high as a snake's belly in a wagon rut.Now, amidst the sea of sameness, something extraordinary happened. I stumbled upon a place called "Omar's," a Mediterranean cuisine oasis that promised an escape to the exotic lands of Egypt, right in the middle of my humdrum day.Stepping into "Omar's" was like finding a hidden door to another world. The place was decked out with such care and detail; it felt like I'd hitched a ride on a magic carpet. The seating, the decor, the ambiance—it all sang the song of the Nile, and let me tell you, I was ready to dance along.But the true magic of "Omar's" wasn't just in its design. Oh no, it was the food that had me spellbound. The chicken shawarma was like a love letter from the heavens, each bite a perfect harmony of spices and tenderness. The hummus? Creamier than a dream, and the falafel was so divine, I half-expected it to sprout wings and ascend right there and then.Now, I gotta be honest, the staff had about as much warmth as a snowman in January, but folks, I was there for the food, and the food did not disappoint. It was like finding water in the desert—precious and life-giving.And then there was Omar, the owner. The man was like a desert prince, charming and easy on the eyes, making rounds like he was welcoming you into his home. He had this way of making you feel like you were the only person in the room, a friend he'd known for years. It's not every day you find a place where the owner treats you like a long-lost buddy.So, if you're ever feeling like you need a break from the monotony, a taste of something truly special, head on over to "Omar's." Sure, the staff might not be the friendliest bunch, but when the food's that good, who's to complain? You're there for a culinary adventure, a taste of Egypt, and maybe, just maybe, to catch a glimpse of Omar, the friendliest face in the Mediterranean dining scene. Trust me, "Omar's" is a journey worth taking, no passport required.“
“We started with Edimame & Crab Rangoon Appetizers. My daughter had a "delicious Moso Soup". Our entrees included: ManhTtan Roll, Genki Roll, Two Roll Combo and Beef Fried Rice (see pics). We had beer (Adahi) and wine to drink. And closed out with a Mochi Ice Cream dessert. Everything was fresh and delicious. Service was prompt and very polite. The restaurant was very clean and had nice lighting, music and decor. It appears that these folks do A TON of take out business by tge way. Anyway, they checked all the boxes, food was great and proces were reasonable ($145 for 4 people w/appetizers, drinks, and a shared dessert). Would definitely recommend!“
“The place is cozy and has super friendly staff.I ordered mixed tacos, they were delicious! Perhaps the waiting time is a little long, however, I understand that it is because they do everything at the moment and the truth is, if it was super fresh, therefore it is worth it.I will return without a doubt.?“