Sorry to say, we had zero star service from one of our previously preferred local joints…read more My wife and I sat down at the bar on Saturday night and were completely ignored by the bartender. There was no welcome, and he seemed to go out of his way to not make eye concast. We sat down next to the taps, so there is no way he could have missed seeing us enter. After 5 minutes of being ignored, watching him serve other clients, futz with bills and tabs with his back to us, get ice from right in front of us, but not look up, we got up an walked out. I'll update Yelpers in a year or so as to whether their service has improved...one year is about the next time I will set foot in the place. Until then, you can find us at the Landmark in Livingston, where we are always greeted and appreciated.

typical bar food - crazy prices - atleast the beer was good - cash only - small bar - good waitressread more

Food decent Too bad there's no bud light on draft for me…read more. I have to fill in some more words to satisfy review requirements.

The BBQ wings here are *really good, and you can't go wrong with the tater tots. I've been here a…read morefew times and have tried the margarita pizza, the nachos, the wrap, and a couple different sandwiches - all are good in their own way. The cookie-ice cream dessert was amazing, so see attached for the one thing I remembered to take a photo of before eating lol. The servers tend to be pretty attentive, and are plentiful. The ambiance is pretty straightforward and the usual, except for on Wednesdays - that's when trivia night is, so expect a rather packed-house and a LOUD atmosphere/speaker lol.

Can't believe I'm gonna say this. The sammich was better the next day…read more It was big enough for lunch for two days and it was actually better (IMO) on day two. Great staff, damn good sammiches!

Chicken cutlets are great - the sandwiches on different breads hit differently so pick wisely. The…read morefrench bread is too hard for me. The bruschetta is my fav chicken cutlet sandwich on a sub. Simple and delicious. Service especially on nice days can get backed up, they get busy here. Front and back entries. No eating area from what I can tell unless I missed stairs or something outside?

I'm not really a burger guy. I usually try to eat healthy and pretend that kale somehow offsets…read moreyears of questionable decisions. But after a particularly aggressive workout, I decided I had earned a burger and fries. So after taking out a small home equity loan, off to Five Guys I went. Walking in, the ambiance was impossible to ignore. Giant sacks of potatoes were stacked against the walls like the restaurant was preparing for either the apocalypse or the world's least organized drug bust. Somewhere between a warehouse club and a county fair concession stand, Five Guys has somehow created a vibe that says, "Yes, this meal may shorten your lifespan, but what a glorious ride it'll be." The burger itself was outstanding -- messy in the way all great burgers should be. By the second bite, I looked like I had lost a fight with a ketchup bottle. The fries arrived in a quantity normally reserved for feeding a Little League team. I'm fairly certain the employees are legally prohibited from giving you a reasonable portion size. They just keep scooping fries into the bag until a manager blows a whistle. And honestly? Worth every financially irresponsible penny. Five Guys doesn't pretend to be sophisticated. It knows exactly what it is: a place where calories don't count, napkins become survival equipment, and you leave simultaneously full, happy, and lightly concerned about your cholesterol.

Here's the deal it's a great burger !! All the free options make it great & huge! It's a little…read moremessy. But that is the price for being delicious !! I'd you haven't been GET HERE!! * Hint*. They use peanut oil on fries

A lot of safety issues that really need to be addressed including fire hazard. Live wiring…read morecompletely exposed. A huge shock hazard!!!! Someone need to address this asap. A child could easily get electrocuted. Also the employe scream at me saying yooo bro your burgers ready like wtf!!! Excuse me sir.

The food at this location is amazing. No complaints. The fries are cooked perfectly. The service is…read moregreat. I forgot to order fries and the counter person asked if I wanted them and charged me for little fries. They sell little fries and large but get the little because they fill your bag with fries. The burgers come with whatever add one you want for nothing extra. I got lettuce tomato and pickles. I should e said ketchup but I was able to add that myself. The burgers are double burgers and very filling. The ambiance is very clean. The only downside is that all orders are to go, even if you want to eat it there. I also ordered a drink and got to choose what I wanted. I picked sweet tea. I haven't been to this place since before Covid but wanted to give them a try. Everything at this location is on point. Other locations don't cook the fries enough but this place does. I recommend and I will definitely be back.

I been coming here Palmer and stay open. I've been a resident pf Florham Park over 30 years. I have…read moreno idea actually when this place opened but in terms of any other McDonald's I have visited. It's fine.. I never have to wait too long for my food personally. Clean inside as far as I can tell and taste just like McDonalds

Me reviewing a McDonald's? Have I finally reached the nadir of my long, undistinguished "career" as…read morea Yelp reviewer?!? Have I lost what little of my mind still remains? Being unceremoniously tossed from the rarified heights of "Yelp Elite Status" was a painful, mortifying indignity, but now I'm reduced to reviewing one of thousands of fast-food hamburger places that have very little to differentiate or distinguish one from the other? Reviewing a diner is one thing, even reviewing a cemetery is at least...well, different, but...MCDONALD'S!?!? (In fairness to myself, I did review a Dunkin Donuts when I still had that exalted "Yelp Elite" status, and reviewing a Dunkin Donuts has to be as egregious as reviewing a McDonald's. Only thing more egregious would be reviewing a Domino's Pizza, and...so far...I haven't degenerated to that humiliating level!) Truth is, I was never a fan of any McDonald's...ever...not even as an adolescent gorging myself on every crappy "fast food" available. As a teen, I endured 4 or so miserable months as a McDonald's employee. Did I have worse jobs than that? Maybe (cleaning toilets at AT&T...also as a teen...comes immediately to mind), but I'd be hard pressed to try and recall which ones were worse. Or paid less. In subsequent years, if I happened to be starving and nothing else was available (I'm thinking of when I used to ride up I-95 to Rhode Island a lot, and there was a McDonald's in virtually every rest stop), I'd buy a Big Mac, fries, and a black coffee, but I never developed a fondness for this greasy repast of empty calories. (The Big Mac Burgers were always a lot smaller than they appeared in the advertisements, and the "Secret Sauce" appeared to be nothing more than globs of hastily applied Russian salad dressing.) Truth is, I haven't had McDonald's food in many, many years (by the time "Super Size Me" was released to theatres in 2004, I had already long ago given up McDonald's food; by the way, if you never saw the movie, you should). So...what exactly am I going to review? Well, several years ago, I worked in the area (not cleaning toilets), and driving in on those bleak, fuzzy mornings when I was faced with the prospect of 8 hours of stressful tedium (contradictory words? Yeah, but it's the best way to describe the overall vibe of that particular job), I'd often pull into the drive-in window to get a large black coffee. The people manning the window always moved along pretty fast (which was important, because I was always chronically running late for the job), and there was a young blonde woman...I believe she was the manager; she often pitched in to help the other scrambling employees, not afraid to "get her hands dirty," and she often served me the coffee. She was always friendly, always had a ready smile and a nice greeting, even when they seemed swamped. Recently, I had to venture to nearby St. Barnabas Hospital during the early morning hours, and after that ordeal, I was hungry. I don't know if I was feeling adventurous or foolhardy or had been stricken by what Poe referred to as "The Imp of the Perverse," but I decided to go inside and get something to eat. I had never been inside. Everything seemed clean, spotless. They had what I guess could best be described as "Self-Ordering Kiosks" set up in the front and I inwardly groaned. I'm not a fan of "Self-Check Out" counters in grocery stores, and I don't like to punch in my order to some machine. Thankfully, a pleasant young woman by the cash register asked if she could help me. I placed an order for a bagel with egg, bacon and cheese; hash browns; and a large black coffee. The price was very reasonable, which I hadn't been expecting. And service was fast. I didn't see the young blonde manager (hopefully she's moved on to better things) but there were a lot of people at work in the back, and they seemed to be performing their tasks efficiently if not necessarily with gusto and enthusiasm. My order was ready quickly, and I was able to get back on the road without any discernable delay. Was it great food? As I've said, I never, ever, thought it was. But it filled up that hollow spot in my stomach, and the caffeine in the coffee supplied some much needed energy. I don't know when I'll be back in the area again, but if I need that blast of caffeine...or maybe even some of those empty calories...I have no problem patronizing this place again. For a McDonald's, this one has always...at least in my experience...been a stand-out. Why not 5 stars? Because it's still McDonald's. But definitely one of the better ones.