
Mellow tapas bar with outdoor tables turning out inventive Argentinian & Italian small plates.
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Address: 50 Maple St, Summit, NJ 07901
Phone: (908) 608-0222
Website: http://due-360.com/
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The atmosphere was warm and inviting, with just the right balance of energy and intimacy. The food itself was delicious, but it was these small details that made the meal feel high-end without breaking the bank. It’s clear they really care about giving you a great dining experience. If you’re looking for a place that offers excellent service and a cozy yet refined vibe, this spot is definitely worth checking out!
Stopped in on a hot day, tried a bunch:
Pitcher of white sangria was a lovely cool sip.
– Special baked oyster fondue was ok (reminded me of Oyster Rockefeller but not as flavorful); they had 3 on the plate and they noticed and had them make up a 4th for the 4th person at the table. Great service for that touch.
– Papas bravos was a good fingerling potato
– Grilled octopus was ok
– Peruvian ceviche was a touch too sour for me, but others liked it
Mains, also shared:
– Short ribs rigatoni was good, but not as good as the one at Ferraro’s that I had
– Seafood paella – not sure if this is a regional difference, but I’m used to having the crispy rice along the outside of the pan, crunch and savory — the inside rice and shrimp, sausage and clams were ok, but missing the texture expected of a hot pan of paella rice
Dessert
– churros were solid, with dulce de leche
– lava cake was good, vanilla ice cream to the top
– they had a special fruit mix in a pastry shell – good fruit mix and the ice cream below was good – pastry was just ok, maybe needed something more like a napoleon’s layers instead of being like a fried skin?
Overall great service, a mix of dishes that sometimes hit the mark and others missed.
I thought the food was overpriced considering the small portion size. But it did taste good.
Passion fruit mocktail was extremely bitter (4 like wedges in the drink), I would not recommend that beverage.
Highlights were the zesty Peruvian Ceviche (save bread for the sauce), tasty Steak Yucca Fries, and Berenjena con Miel – eggplant drizzled with honey and goat cheese. The Calamari was crispy and delicious even without the tentacles. Dessert was a victory lap with a smooth and creamy Flan, perfectly crunchy Churros, and Lemon Sorbet that looked like Olaf doing hot yoga. Then came free homemade limoncello to end the meal. It was bright, balanced, and dangerously good! We waddled out with joy!
NOTES/TIPS:
**Great solo, dates, friends, family.
**Huge menu w/several vegetarian options and kids menu.
**Wine and sangria available.
**Gendered restrooms. Wheelchair-accessible. Indoor/outdoor seating. Warm modern vibes.
**For 3 adults and 2 kids with their spaghetti and meatballs, 7 small plates left us very full.
**Street parking if you’re lucky, parking decks nearby.
**Reservations recommended.
However, they did allow us a reservation a few hours before we called. However we couldn’t tell if they specifically made space for us or were just empty that night…
The service was good, and they came with our orders fast. My only bad review is that I had to order a coke 4 times because they kept forgetting about it.
For our appetizers, we got:
Mushroom appetizer: I personally was very excited for this dish because I love mushrooms. The top part was like risotto and had parmesan on it. The bottom was duller and watery
Fried cauliflower: The fried cauliflower reminded me of a gobi Manchurian (for those who know what that is). It was saucy and had a sweet flavor. It was fried, and the flavor of the oiled crispiness mixed well with the sauce.
Bread- I think this bread was complimentary, but honestly I have no idea. I couldn’t exactly tell what type of bread it was either. It tasted like a panini pressed toast but had a hint of butter and garlic. Not full garlic bread though.
Penne vodka- The penne vodka was actually really nice. It was not too heavy and had a nice flavor.
For my main course, I tried the chicken martini:
chicken- breaded but has a nice flavor. it is mild but has almost a hint of mushrooms
mashed potatoes- buttery
mushrooms- nice seasoning
spinach- garlicky and sour
The dessert menu had a lot of options, but we landed on:
Lava cake- the outside was dry and spongy, and it did not taste freshly made. The inside was nice and chocolaty though, so it saved the dish.
Tres leches- This too was a bit too sweet, and it did not taste freshly made either.
My dish was the Chicken Parmigiana. I think this was the first time in awhile I ate the whole dish, some extra sauce leftover, and didn’t need to bring extra home.
All the food was delicious. Connecting to how the food was, service was outstanding. Our waiter frequently checked on us, answered any questions we had or went over the specials and gave recommendations.
Appetizers, entrées, desserts – delicious and well put together. Especially our desserts. Our waiter recommended the apple one with the outside thin crust with berries inside (apologies, cannot remember the name). It was our favorite dessert. If you come here, please order this dessert – you won’t regret it. Complimentary Limoncello towards the end of the night.
Parking available sling the street or in the parking lot with meters. All payments accepted. Thank you for a great evening.