Miller's Ale House was so good to us! I recently hosted my father's 60th birthday party here and we…read moreall had such a great time. I have a very big family that loves to drink and Matthew and Angie did a great job keeping up and keeping us happy. Andrew was the MOD and he was very friendly and personable and kept me up to date on my tab, which I truly appreciated. Miller's does not charge a fee for big parties (we had at least 50 people) - so that was amazing and impossible to find anywhere else! Highly recommend dining here for big and small parties. My family had a fun night and my dad will never forget this birthday. BIG thank you to Andrew, Matthew and Angie for making our family time so special.

Zingers-Zinger's sauce (honey mustard) was watery, ckn breading was mushy, fries were old. Heat up…read moreyour frier. Bacon cheeseburger sizzle-burnt (ordered Medium), zero sizzle, sauce was watery soup...and in a bad way. Cold skillet...no sizzle! Calamari-fine, but undercooked, the breading was soft. Watch your food, stop breaking down. It's 830. Server was awesome. When she got to the table, she looked at my burger and said, "ohhhh boy!" She knew they messed up. Didn't hold it against her, she was solid and didn't miss a beat. Kitchen should be ashamed of themselves, but they probably aren't because they're getting paid for a super low quality kitchen. And by tonight's standards, they don't seem concerned. Kitchen Mgr should be. Hopefully the GM sees this.

Beyond glad that there's a yard house close to my house - only 15 mins driving distance and no…read moretraffic. Been to yard house in Ohio, NY and love the food selections, the beers especially and overall great ambiance. Definitely looking forward to going back. Lastly, thank Eli (our server) who was amazing - attentive and great personality!!!

The second time at a Yard House and it ended up being at the very same location as the first time…read more(which was several years ago). It was very busy at the time I went and there was to be up to a 15 minute wait, so I was pleasantly surprised when no more than 2 minutes went by before I got the text that the booth was ready. The hostess was very friendly and accommodating. It was bustling and loud inside. Our waitress was friendly, attentive, and fast. Ordered onion rings for the table, which were very good. For the main dish, this time I ordered the 20oz bone in ribeye, which was excellent. The only complaint I'd have was that the broccoli was a bit off and I had to leave them on the dish. The mashed potatoes were very good. The "steak sauce" wasn't needed and taste-wise it probably won't be for everyone anyway. Located in the Moorestown Mall, you don't need to go into the mall as Yard House has its own entrance. There is plenty of parking in the lots. This was twice for me in the Yard House and I can say I'm a fan. I'd easily come back here or any other Yard House location in the future. And I will.

Food and great service. Got the flat bread margarita which was excellent. Good drinks and…read morereasonable prices

After a great day of golf, my buddy and I stopped in for a cold one and a snack. The place was…read morepretty busy as they had some of the local sports games on their TV's. We found 2 seats at the bar. Nice choice of draft beers with many local brews. For snacks, we ordered the Ultimate Nachos with chicken which was shredded. It certainly was enough for 2 of us with plenty of cheese, chips and chicken. Prices were reasonable as well. I'll need to come back for their trivia nights at some point. Hopefully also check out their wings.

PJs in Maple Shade has become our regular weekly trivia night place on Wednesdays. We've been…read moregoing every week we're in town for the last couple of months, the service is always polite, helpful and appropriately attentive. So far I've tried about 5 different entrees, and liked them all. Very good burgers and sandwiches. There are lots of TVs visible from most seats, so good games to watch while eating or during trivia breaks. Able to hear pretty well, even when it's crowded.

This PJ's is so nice and humongous!…read more My Sir's friend's 60th surprise get together brought us here today. We had two long tables of 11 people each. Our server, Erika, took care of our rowdy (but fun and friendly) crew with ease and a smile. Most impressive was that she did everything solo (just a few runners were helping a bit)! Our drinks, apps and food were all perfect, fresh, and delicious. I had my go to Southwest BBQ Chicken salad (sans bacon), which was yummy as always. Drinks were flowing and pretty strong, Yummy chocolate martini! What a great time and memory :)

I don't understand the poor reviews, perhaps people are ordering the wrong things. Or perhaps…read morepeople are injecting their personal preferences versus being introspective and think... "Perhaps I didn't like it this way, but other people do so I'm not gonna do this small business harm when everyone's out here trying to make it?" I don't know. But anyway! this is my second time here and I failed to read review the first time. Both times it came for Happy Hour. I set up the bar and I was served by Kelsey G. She is fantastic! I hope she doesn't get mad and won't let you in on our little secret. You gotta order the wings with the lemon pepper dry rub and then a side of hot buffalo wings sauce. Absolutely crazy. Plus, a blue cheese in the ranch must be Housemade because they are out of this world. Also had an order of the Mexican calamari-delicious. And you know what we did? We drudged that calamari through the lemon pepper sauce from the wings. Sent us straight to Heaven! We had the Gramps cocktail, wasn't strong at all. It tasted like fruit punch. But we're thinking perhaps it's one of those sneaky cocktails that goes down easy, but bites you in the butt later, lol. Also had the lavender Bellini, absolutely delicious. Also got the pineapple martini, Taklatini, it was supposed to have a cinnamon, simple syrup, and and frankly it just tasted like a pineapple Martini with nothing special added. We checked out the menu and decided we would definitely come back to try some other items. We don't live nearby, but now we're thinking we would go out of our way to stop by to support it. It is absolutely fabulous!

The hostess who sat us was nice and our waitress was great…read more Service was excellent from start to finish. Portions were tiny for the price, and all 4 entrees were served cold. One entree was sent back to be redone and didn't return until everyone else was done eating. The manager did comp this meal and offered free desserts. Bottom line is it was not a good experience and I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

Came here awhile back when visiting a friend. We came to watch the football games! It was a great…read moretime! There were so many TVs that played different games. This loc certainly got their moneys worth for the NFL Sunday Ticket price. Now let's chat food. The Kung Pao Chicken dumplings and pulled pork nachos slapped!! Also got this crispy chicken sandwich that blew me away. Makes me mad there isn't a location in MD or North VA! This place rocks! Maybe some day.

Four of us arrived around 6:30pm on a Saturday night and were told there'd be a 40 minute wait for…read morea table. Luckily we were able to find 3 seats at the bar despite it being very crowded. We put in our drink order: Apple Cider Whiskey Smash (fantastic!), Bottled Beer, Tito's & Club, and a Lemonade, and looked over the menu while we waited for our drinks. We were in the mood for small plates and finger food, so our plan was to share a bunch of appetizers. As soon as we put in our first 3 appetizers at the bar, we got a text that our table was ready (much shorter than a 40 minute wait). The bartenders were accommodating and notified the kitchen we'd be moving to a table. I liked how the bar was the focal point, smack-dab in the middle of the restaurant with high-tops and booths neatly aligned around the perimeter of the floor. There was definitely a buzz in the air. It was loud, but not in a bad way, if that makes sense. Lots of people just having a good time. Our first round of appetizers came out: Fried Calamari, Chicken Nachos, and Spinach Dip. I thought the Fried Calamari looked incredible, but they ended up being tough and chewy. The Chicken Nachos were okay, but they were topped with hard, dried cheese and most of the chips under the top layer were bare. My wife, who I'd classify as a dip enthusiast (with Spinach and Artichoke being one of her favorites), really enjoyed the dip. My wife went into the night saying she was going to stick with one drink, but her Apple Cider Whiskey Smash was so good she ordered another. I was driving so I stuck with N/A beers (selections were Heineken, Mich Ultra, Sam Adams, & Athletic). We also put in a couple more shareable plates: the Timoteo's Trifecta Flatbread (which was my favorite food item of the night) and Coal Oven Roasted Wings. The wings tasted good and were served with 4 different sauces on the side, but the wings themselves weren't my favorite. They were big, a little fatty and chewy, and we had some broken bones. Must Orders: * Apple Cider Whiskey Smash * Spinach & Artichoke Dip Worth a Spot on the Table: * Timoteo's Trifecta Flatbread Final Thoughts: I thought the service that night was accommodating. The atmosphere was nice enough that I could see myself enjoying a Saturday night here at the bar. The food, especially after the positive reviews I've heard, was somewhat disappointing. The menu is large and has so much (maybe too much) variety. I'd prefer a smaller menu with more perfected dishes than a larger menu of average food. I was in between 3 and 4 stars, and I feel like a 3.5 rating would be warranted. However, this was not my first visit to this Tommy's location. I had visited a couple of years prior, during the week and a little later at night. It wasn't busy whatsoever. My mom and I sat at the bar, where bartenders continually walked by us and stood around talking to each other. Other than handing us a menu when we sat down, they never acknowledged us. We ended up leaving without being helped.

Great happy hour and bar area. Bartenders are very attentive and there's no ownership of…read morecustomers, which makes service quicker. Food is really good. I wouldn't bother with the pork fingers--I think they are bone-in country-style ribs, but the bones aren't chicken bones and bring an eating challenge that you really shouldn't have in an appetizer. Other items on the menu such as the lamb shawarma, risotto, beet salad are excellent. Vibe is remarkable, customers and staff are very friendly. Do a happy hour and then go deep into the menu.

Every time I wind up east of the Delaware River for an occasion to dine -- and that isn't often --…read moreI wind up at the Farm and the Fisherman. Reservations necessary on a Wednesday night in mid-June when half of greater Philadelphia is already down the shore. And for good reason! The food and service are outstanding. I went here before I had kids, I went here after I had kids, I went here now that my kids are both sophisticated enough for chili oil and cheese plates, and I'll probably wind up here with my kids when they're old enough to sit at the bar. Just a really, really well-done farm-to-table concept with a wide variety of dishes. If you haven't gone, go, but make reservations first.

We wanted to check out a few games during the 1st Sunday Gameday so we decided Chickie's and Pete's…read morewas a great option. I haven't been to a Chickie's in ages and my SO has never been so we were excited. This location has a really large parking lot, a beautiful facade and the minute we walked in we felt the "excitement" of football Sunday - especially with the "GO EAGLES" balloons. We were seated at a high top near the bar which was cool and our server arrived shortly after we were seated. We decided to go with traditional gameday bar food - wings, crab fries and pizza. All were a HIT! There was a bit too much old bay seasoning on the fries but next time we know to ask for a slightly lighter amount. Our server was really attentive and friendly which also made for a great experience. We'll definitely be back because I need to have my mussels next time and my SO wants to try a sandwich.

You can't go wrong with lunch doing a "girl dinner", mussels and crab fries. Growing up in central…read morejersey, mussels aren't on the menu much but south Jersey loves mussels. C&P's mussels were delicious, plump and plenty of them. Obviously any seat in house you'll see a sports game on and it wasn't too loud so a good place to grab lunch.

The Freshness of the Variety of Foods is Excellent…read more Customer Service is Great. The Restaurant was very Clean inside and outside. The Fresh Ricotta Cheese Raviolis were Divine and Delicious. The Pizza was Amazingly Good as well and Pinot Noir wine was great also. The Interior Design was Beautiful.

We stopped by after helping my daughter move into her apartment. Service was prompt, friendly, and…read moreefficient. The food was well prepared "pub grub." I had a Hickory BBQ Cheeseburger. My wife had a Cuban sandwich (not quite what you'd get in Little Havana, but still very good). And our daughter had the Grilled Cheese. All were delicious and made with generous portions. Ambience a large Sports Bar with several varieties of beer on tap, in addition to a cocktail menu. We'll be back when we're in the area!

A decent hotel bar with a good overall selection of various spirits and wines, and 6 taps on hand…read morefor draft pours. We have enjoyed the bar multiple times when trying at the Westin, and the service has been pretty solid. The prices can be a little pricey versus other spots in the area but it is convent and the ambiance is pretty decent.

Delicious hidden gem. Wonderful server Gigi…read more Falafel sandwich was straight out of a grandmother's kitchen. Pita was fresh and grilled to perfection. Cheesesteak was juicy, cheesy on a terrific roll. Martinis were expertly executed.