Karen Joseph Salon in Red Bank, NJ

We went there for our New Year's dinner and were not disappointed. It was a 4 course meal for $50.00 per person prix fixe bring your own. I had made a late reservation and they wer able to take us. They had quite as few group set ups. We went there at 6pm and were the second table seated. Will look forward to another regular meal there. Friendly staff.

I'm usually never compelled to bring on a negative review. Usually I would just chalk it up to a bad experience and never go to that place again... However, was my bridal shower. Probably the worst service I have EVER had- I'm not exaggerating- and it was MY bridal shower!!! Really upsetting, and if it wasn't for the amazing company I would have said it was a bad time. The owner was rude to my bridesmaids when they mentioned the service. My Guests left before they served coffee or my cupcakes because they never even served coffee or my cupcakes!!!!!! By the time 2 1/2 hours went by, half the tables were done eating and the other half hadn't even gotten their food(including me!!). I promise I am NOT exaggerating. This was REALLY upsetting to see my guests hungry and waiting. Also the server didn't mention 2 of the entrees offered to half of my guests (again, Including me!!) I hope this review helps anyone planning their special day- don't go here.

Great food, very friendly staff - crab cakes are really good. For Sea Bright, the food has been hit-or-miss, so this place was a nice surprise. The inside is nothing to speak of really, but you can come in casual or nicer and have a good meal with friendly folks.

I came at about 2:00 for a salad and was told there was no fruit. No problem, I ordered the greek salad, $10.95. The order taker was a nice gentlemen. Even though the menu says the salad is "a mean by itself", I had to ask for some bread to help me fill up. It was overpriced but I expected it for a tourist location. It was just okay.

Recently tried Billy G's Bistro for the first time. Unfortunately it will be my last. The atmosphere needs some help. Lower the lights so I don't feel like I am eating in a hospital cafeteria. Put some candles on the table. I noticed candles in the window that were not lit. There was also a light bulb out over one table which was probably a blessing for them. The music playing from the boom box was also not appropriate for this space. What is the atmosphere you are trying for? Quaint and charming could be possible with some minor tweaks but you are currently missing the mark. Food was ok but portions were small for the price. Perhaps adding a vegetable to these dishes would balance out the plate instead of just a small portion of chicken or shrimp and mushy rice. I wish you luck and hope you take this input to turn things around.