Built in 1668, this establishment predates the US itself, making it one of the most storied dining…read moredestinations in the country. Wisely recognized as America's oldest tavern with its stone facade, the Old '76 House, located on Main Street in Tappan, has been welcoming guests and was restored to its pristine condition by the Norden family. Step inside, and nearly every corner tells a story that served as a meeting place for local patriots during the American Revolutionary War. It also welcomed General George Washington for dining on occasion. He once received plans at the establishment that exposed Benedict Arnold as a traitor--prompting a dramatic reaction still talked about today. Upon entering without a reservation today for lunch, my partner and I were greeted by the host and got a cozy table by the fireplace with original Delft tiles in the Tap Room. The interior features rustic beamed ceilings, four fireplaces, vintage portraits, historical certificates and documents, as well as costumes and artifacts where patrons were able to walk around and marvel at them. The menu reflects the tavern's heritage, with dishes inspired by early American cuisine. We decided on the Thanksgiving Sandwich accompanied with fries and the Traditional American Meatloaf over Mashed Potatoes and Steamed Vegetables. For dessert, we shared Hannah's Apple Crunch with vanilla ice cream. But even more than the great and delicious food was the history, ambiance, and especially the way we were treated. Our server was Joe and checked on us often. The portion was healthy and the price comparable to the area's. If one has even a passing interest in American history, then it's a must to come here. Not just a meal, but an experience!

I used to come here all the time and even hosted a bunch of parties here but haven't been in years…read more Maybe it was just an off day but the food was disappointing. Also we had requested a specific table and they sat us elsewhere. The Cesar salad made table side was a hit. The main courses not so much. Also the French onion soup was definitely lacking. We had a few pieces of dessert which were also just eh. Overall I would be back for the vibe and enjoy he music on weekends but wouldn't come here for the food.

Fun atmosphere, bar like. Good food and friendly staff!!!!!! Would recommend if you're going out…read morewith friends for a drink and a bite!

Went there to see MiXtape Meltdown play. Nice place. Great service for food & drink…read more Reasonable priced with a great waitress!

Gotta love Laundromat…read more Definitely where you want to come for a party vibe in Morristown. They always have a live band and every time I've come in the band is fabulous and really brings the energy. The bar area is large so it's never hard to get a drink or find a space to stand and out hangout. And of course, a very cool concept since this is a basement bar that is literally underneath a laundromat. For a fun night out in Morristown with live music you absolutely can't go wrong.

The entrance is fantastic --- a true speakeasy vibe when you enter. The band played great musing…read moreand we were all dancing. I was surprised at how many younger people knew so many of the older songs. That made it inviting for a younger and older crowd who likes to dance.

I attended the Underground Open Mic tonight to both listen to and perform some original music. This…read moreparticular open mic is a favorite of mine as it is actually where I got my start in the local open mic scene, back in fall of 2022. Located in the basement stage room of Bar Freda, this open mic breaks the mold with their epic lighting, phenomenal sound system, very talented sound guy & engaging hosts. Every Monday, from 8pm about midnight, you can enjoy free performances by incredibly talented musicians and poets from all over the world. Some are local New Yorkers, some are transplants, and others are visitors. Tonight there was a wonderful poet from London, a super talented guitarist and singer from LA, and everything in between. Everyone was phenomenal! The creators, I am Adam-Meagan (aka Not Holden Caulfield) and Colleen (aka Sunbeam Colleen), have really created something very special here. This is such a welcoming open mic with an incredibly receptive and supportive crowd. If someone forgets their lyrics or stumbles in a performance, the audience immediately begins cheering their on, which 99% helps get the performer's moral backup and gets them back into their flow state. If you ever want to experience some phenomenal local arts or even perform yourself, you definitely have to check them out!

My family has known about the Shillelagh Club for years but never realized the served food. It's…read morekind of tucked far back from the road so it's a bit of a hidden gem for non-locals. We stopped in out of curiousity to grab some dinner since we were in the area. When we arrived, there was no hostess that greeted us. We were told by the bartender/server to sit anywhere we would like. It appeared that there was a meeting about to take place as many members were sitting at the bar ordering drinks. There were only a few tables and a huge bar in the middle of the room. We were handed a few menus and just kept it simple with some burgers. They were surprisingly delicious and tasted super fresh. All of the burgers/sliders came with a side of tater tots or fries. Service was kind of slow but there was only one woman handling the bar and serving food. Overall, I would definitely come back for some drinks and a bite to eat.

I really liked Shillelagh's. And it was delicious. I came here on a weekday evening with my…read morecolleagues. It was pretty empty, but still felt lively because the bartender made us feel welcome. Our bartender was super friendly and she had the best recommendations! There's beers on tap and lots of liquor on the shelf to choose from. The variety they had was really surprising to me. I usually like whiskeys and bourbons, but there were so many choices I wasn't sure what to try. Upon finding out I prefer sweeter drinks, she recommended the Knob Creek Smoked Maple Bourbon. Her recommendations to others in our group was on point too. I will definitely come again if I'm in the area.

The Tabernacle, and octagon shaped room with wooden bench seating is located in historic Mt. Tabor,…read moreNJ. Originally established in 1800's as a Methodist summer camp, like Ocean Grove grew into a serene community with much to offer history buffs. No parking on-site but the shuttle bus service from the nearby school ran continuously so no issue here. The facility was well organized and managed by a friendly staff of volunteers Attendance was sold out (350) for Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives, acoustic country/ bluegrass, fitting for this venue. Acoustic were very good and I'll jump at any chance to return!

Wonderful venue to see a show! Acoustics are great, and the team that run the venue are top-notch!read more

This is the place for quality music (no garage band stuff) and friendly atmosphere. Admission cost…read moredepends on the performer. Live music and entertainment without the bar scene. This is a venue that one could bring their entire family to. Free refreshments, comfortable setting, nice people. Plenty of off street parking.

I absolutely love this place I've seen a few great bands there and LOVE their tango event!read more

From the owner: Artist-built, artist-run listening room and collaboration space, focused on experimental,…read morecollaborative, and improvisational art. Paterson, NJ. Come hang. Come create.

What a great venue! Saw the Gorilla Biscuits / American Nightmare / Kill Your Idols / Desperate…read moreMeasures show last night in the Black Box part of the Williams Center, and it was an excellent time. I wish this venue was closer to me, I'd be there for every hardcore show they put on. For this show there was no barricade; I don't know if that varies from one show to another, but I was happy to see the lack of a barrier when we walked in. The security was just how you want them to be at this kind of show: present and there if needed, but not getting in anyone's way or preventing people from dancing or stagediving. There are two bars in the main area of the Black Box, one at the back, one on the side. And then merch was sold upstairs, and there's another bar there. Snack machines, and candy is also sold at at least one of the bars. I paid $7 for a 12 oz. can of Miller Lite or $9 for Corona, I'm not sure what size that was, 11 or 12 oz. I guess, one of those weird tall, skinny cans. The sound quality here is excellent. They had some lights going on during the bands' sets, but nothing too showy or intrusive. Really, just all around top-quality in terms of sound, stage setup, production. All the employees I encountered were very friendly. This was a pretty big crowd; I don't know if it was sold out or not, but the place was packed by the time AN went on. Sometimes staff can be unpleasant or just generally serious, handling this many people in a theater size venue, but these folks all seemed happy to have us there. I love the Black Box at Williams Center and hope to be back soon.

Please support this building! The combination of their indie theater, Soldato, and cafe make it the…read moreperfect third space. (Which NJ is in dire need of more). Can happily spend many days here hanging out, buying books, and catching a movie. The ramen spot here is also tasty. Would recommend the lumpia

Inside Out Booth was so accommodating and wonderful for my husband's surprise party! They were so…read moreeasy to get in contact with and our associate Dean was incredible! HIGHLY reccomend!

Highly recommend Inside Out Booth! We have used them for 3 years in a row for our corporate holiday…read moreparty and they never fail to provide the best service! You will not be disappointed!