Upscale tavern with elevated bar food…read more Wings with Alabama white bbq sauce. Petite wings with a tangy white sauce. Excellent. Chopped salad - a variety of mixed greens and veggies well chopped. Nicely prepared. Blackened Mahi Mahi Tacos - 3 tacos with large chunks of fresh Mahi Mahi. Garnished with red cabbage slaw and guac. Served with a side of rice. Top notch fish tacos that I highly recommend. The exterior is adorned with beautiful plants and flowers. The interior is bright and contemporary with a farmhouse vibe. Plus plenty of perfectly positioned screens to watch your favorite game. The service was on point for the most part. Our server was great but I think he was working too many tables bye himself so we kinda missed the opportunity to order a second round of drinks. We are definitely adding Black Rabbit to our regular rotation. Give it a try.

The outside of this place- adorable. The selection of beers they had on draft and the hoppy hour…read moreall day thursdays- LOVE. The staff were super friendly and accommodating too! We got wings, which were delicious, but I'm so sorry to say, but we didn't love the food overall. With the steak dinner we got, the steak was over cooked and the fries tasted like burnt oil. The pizza also tasted like cardboard with sauce on it and the caesar salad tasted solely like anchovies. I really wanted to love the place and I do for the happy hour and drinks, and I would come back to try it again & order a burger/wrap, but I left a bit disappointed.

A small spot with a large selection of draft beer. The beer was good and fresh and I liked the vast…read morevariety. The only downside of this place is that it's small and kind of dead energy wise. Maybe during sporting events there is more life, but it doesn't give hangout vibes like other places do (like Tap Beer). With that being said, the service is super friendly and I'd go back if I was in the area.

Popped into beer land to grab a beer to go. They have a funky filling system so you've got to pick…read moreup one of their one or two liter bottles for a fill. They have about three dozen options on tap. I decided to go with Allagash White. Lots of German and Eastern European options. The tap system is also organized by style to help out with selection. Service was quick and helpful. I already had my moms on something but the associate was very knowledge able and was ready to make an informed recommendation.

Love the scenery, live bands, sitting right on the beach, palm trees you feel like you're in the…read moreCaribbean island

Fun time here, they do live bands and the drinks were good as well. Bartenders were nice tooread more

Cool spot. Stopped in late and had a beer. The atmosphere and decor gives perfect cafe hangout…read morevibes. Great place to relax solo or meet with friends. The guy that served us (forgot his name, my bad bro) was cool. Gave a brief breakdown of the place and the available beverages. We didn't try any food this visit but we intend to make a return visit.

On a day visit to Sea Cliff, we were delighted to come across Campground Craft Beer Market…read more The down stairs is a very European style, open space with a cozy lounge area near the sunny window and a community table into the room. There was a cool sign that reset every now and then as a train station would, with different messages & details. Upstairs, you'll find another very European style cafe with open sides that are ground level with ample space for gatherings and I am sure, even music. On this day, there was to be an Oktoberfest, but we were a few hours early and did not return to see how it was, but I bet it was a nice event. Nice coffee menu, interesting and unique signature drinks..one of which was a Shakerato..get this Espresso, condensed milk, saline, orange shaken and poured over ice. it was so delicate and well made, the subtle hint of orange and a gentle sweetness. There is a small menu, and some baked goods. A place like this in such a beautiful setting makes me want to leave closer, but thankful this is only a reasonable car ride away. Between Still Partners and The Onion Tree, there is certainly reason to return again soon.

RED BANK: Five Dimes Red Bank has taken over the space of a former brewery and we love that…read moreleashed and friendly dogs are allowed inside! It is a beautiful tasting room with a warm vibe, fantastic brick wall, and brew hall lighting. There are many craft beers to choose from with over 20 on tap and we love the Freising Tide Hefeweizen, Pumpkin Ale, Orange Lunatic wheat beer, and Strawberry Mango Lemonade sour. Bring your own food - there are many delicious restaurants in downtown Red Bank to order from! Pooch pretzels for the pup are available for purchase at the bar along with human snacks! A very fun and lively spot! Come to watch the game on their TVs and play shuffleboard! Bring your family and friends! They also have a location in Westwood that has an outdoor rooftop bar that is pet friendly.

The beer here is outstanding. I ordered a flight and every style I tried was excellent - the price…read moreof the flight was higher than the norm, but I still appreciated getting to try a variety. The price of individual beers was normal. You can bring your own food. Recommend.

Solid spot to hang and have a beer. A good amount of seating, we walked in on a weekend night and…read morewere able to find a spot right away. Good selection of beers. Also had the pretzel which was pretty good!

Nice little beer place right on 14th St. They had a nice selection of beers (include a delicious…read morecherry beer I was able to find at my local beer store!) and service was pretty good. In nice weather, they have the front window open so it's nice to sit in the front and watch the world go by.

The summertime favorite is a great local spot to visit for hot dogs, fries and root beer on tap…read more The bartenders/servers are friendly and efficient. The building is located on the Keansburg boardwalk and is a great place in the summer. They have old pictures of Keansburg hanging along with a classic old school bar setting. It is definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

A boardwalk staple and classic that will never let you down. They are well known for their crisp…read morehotdogs and delicious french fries with cheese and chili as a topping option. Most service is done at the counter and they have tables that you can sit down at and enjoy the food.

Easily one of the best beer bars in NYC. Always a great selection of local drafts, some great cans…read morein the fridge, and an insane variety of bottles including some pretty nice/sought after stuff. What's more, despite being a place with really acclaimed beer, it doesn't have the stuffy, pretentious, "craft beer bar" feel at all. It's home-y and just the right degree of dive-y. One of the most under-appreciated establishments in the entire Tri-State area.

There is beer. There is whisky…read more There are some small pub bites. That is it. ...and it is perfect! Came here to get away from the faux feeling of midtown glitz. Got a nice dose of dive bar and it was exactly what I was looking for. The place is small, it is loud, there is a good selection of beers on tap and some more on bottles/cans from the fridge. Bartenders are just the right amount of "if you're not a regular you're fine but you're not special" and chatty friendly. What you'd expect from a hole in the wall with decently cheap beer (compared to just a block or two over).

The right place for a beer, Food-wise: breadsticks with…read moregarlic are ok, better if you get to freshly made ones; fried korushka was tasty, we also order some shrimps to snack on; they are small and goes well with beer. The place has a great selection of beers that can please even a picky person; they have kvas. The crowd, mostly former Soviet Union people, so expect what you can expect from them.

In the area and decided to stop by this bar for the first time -- and definitely my last…read more I've never been to a bar that automatically adds an 18% service charge just for ordering drinks. I had one beer for $10, one cocktail for $16, and fries for $7. Somehow the total came out to $42, which simply doesn't add up. The bartender wasn't helpful at all and never provided a receipt. When I asked about the total, he said there was an automatic 18% service charge. Honestly, it felt like a joke. He even said the fee was "for staying in to drink" -- which makes no sense. Where else would you drink if you're at a bar? If this is how they operate, I won't be coming back, and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

First off, this is NOT a dive bar... it's a SPEAKEASY! That said, let's keep this place a secret…read morebetween you and I.... because it will lose it's charm otherwise! Don't let the "basement bar" concept scare you away. Murphy's Tavern dates all the way back to the Prohibition Era (originally opened by Mary Murphy) and even though drinking is back in business with the 21st amendment, the concept of the intimate space to mingle, drink, and socialize is still there. The owner (not the original, but through generations, has kept the Speakeasy vibe going since the 1920s) runs the show. He's an older gentleman with smokey grey hair and bar tends, busses, and let's you finish every drop of alcohol you want- until 2AM! Then, bam, the light's brighten, and it's closing time! Don't worry, though, he blinks the lights around 1:45 for last call! He is also very personable, relaxed, and makes a mean old fashioned! What is great about this place is it really does transport you back in time. The drinks to order here are the classics, strong liquor, high end cocktails, or beer! Side cars, Manhattans, an old fashioned, etc. Single malt scotch. Whiskey, neat. You can also order beer or a vodka soda, or even a club soda. Prices are reasonable. There is ONE TV in the place. It's refreshing. This is the type of space where you actually TALK to your friends or make new ones. You can also play a variety of games. Darts, shuffle board, or the jukebox (it is modernized and takes dollar bills). Age groups ranged anywhere from 25 to 65. Pleasant crowd. Amazing Place. Classy. If you want to check it out, just keep an eye out. The sign is small, but it's there, and it's real! "Prohibition only drives drunkenness behind doors and into dark places..." Mark Twain SHHHHH!!! (see you there!)

There are few places left that still carry the quiet pulse of history. Murphy's Tavern is one of…read morethem. You walk down the old steps and the air changes cooler, darker, with the scent of wood and whiskey soaked into the walls. It feels honest, like a place built for men and women who have seen enough of the world to appreciate something simple and true. The story on the wall tells of Prohibition and rumrunners, of Mary Murphy and the river that once hid her secrets. You can still feel that in the glass you hold. The On a Yacht bourbon cocktail has the right burn, softened with mint and peach, the kind that lingers like a good memory. The Blackberry Bramble is bright and sharp, a summer night in a tumbler. You don't come to Murphy's for polish or pretense. You come because it feels alive, because the ghosts of the past sit quietly beside you, raising a glass in approval. A tavern like this doesn't chase the world it waits for those who still know how to listen.