Reviews of Restaurant L'Escape describe very comfortable seating and a friendly waiter who used videos and photos to help select dishes, a welcoming, clean space that opens on time, and a dining experience that felt like a cherry on top of a trip. The food is praised as amazing, flavorful and authentic Nigerian fare, with dishes like Ogbono Soup, Bitterleaf Soup and Seafood Okra that are well seasoned and not overly salty or spicy. The atmosphere, including good music and a cozy vibe, contributes to the positive impression, and many say they would return and recommend the place. Some observations note that the seafood okro is tasty but the crab and shrimp portions are small for the price, and there is a sense of discovering Nigerian cuisine rather than Cameroon when visiting.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Bagels on Greene as a busy, versatile spot with a wide range of bagels and on-site prepared foods, coffee, and drinks, mostly oriented toward takeout but with a few tables for a quick bite. The bagels are praised for freshness and quality, especially the smoked salmon bagels with generous toppings and capers, and the sesame bagel is sometimes noted as a bit hard. The atmosphere is often described as nostalgic and efficient, with friendly staff though a few remarks about rude or slow service. The menu features vegan and gluten free options, a self-serve coffee station, and a variety of soups, salads, knishes, empanadas, samosas, and other deli style items, with many reviewers declaring it one of the best bagel spots in town or comparable to NYC style bagels. Pricing is noted as sometimes high but generally seen as fair given the selection and quality. Overall, Bagels on Greene is regarded as a top choice for bagels and prepared foods with a large, varied selection and reliable quality.View restaurant profile
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