The drinks were well balanced, refreshing, and great for the ambiance and weather!…read more The calamari was probably the best I've had this far. Cooked to perfection and the sweet chili sauce yumm! Their truffle fries, thin with great flavor.. actually couldn't finishing my burger because I devoured the fries first! The atmosphere, service, and playlist were a definite must check out!

We came in for just a drink, but we were tempted with the late night bar bites that were available…read more We were absolutely blown away by the tempura battered chicken tenders and the truffle fries, and need to come back ASAP! I've been for dinner as well which was lovely, with a great wine list as well.

BEST COBB SALAD! They start with Bibb lettuce instead of iceberg or romaine. Chicken is freshly…read moregrilled instead of sitting in a pile,drying out.. I always ask for the salad to be chopped so everything is evenly distributed . Good blue cheese dressing. Wait staff is friendly.

A solid dive! This spot has a good selection of beers on tap, solid shots, and cocktails. They also…read morehave reliable and satisfying bar food like bar pies, burgers, soups, and salads. Their calamari comes with tentacles which is always a plus. The inside's modern casual and a comfy place to meet up with friends, family, or anyone else. Tons of TV screens make it a nice space to hang out for a while. Pickett's so good, you'll always pick it! NOTES/TIPS: **Small lot, but easy street parking with high turnover **Friendly service. Wheelchair-accessible

Joey's was super cute! I had my kids with me, so I was looking for something with good food and…read morevibes, but also spacious and not too stuffy. This was perfect! They menu has all of the Italian classics - pasta, meatballs, pizzas, salads, parms, etc. For an app we started with an order of two meatballs. These were absolutely massive, so flavorful and came with a large dollop of ricotta. We also tried some super cheesy rice balls which were chefs kiss. The chicken parm was pounded thin and delicious, and the orecchiette with broccoli rabe and sausage came with a massive portion. Also an honorable mention for the bread basket which was overflowing with fresh and hot seasoned bread. Service was speedy and friendly, holiday decor was cute and there is a full bar. Millburn has an abundant amount of Italian restaurants, and I'm glad we didn't overlook Joey's!

During my visit, I experience good customer service; an employee is kind and helpful with…read morenavigating the menu. The Garlic Knots are so delicious; the knots are so fluffy and soft though firm like chewing savory (more so texture wise) cotton candy that does not dissolve. With every bite, flavoring seems to improve, especially with the soft though thicker than thinner more savory than sweet tomatoe-ish sauce. From my order experience, the mozzarella after flavor lingers with the garlic after flavor for about 30 and 40 hours. Yum, though I prefer the garlic more so than the mozzarella, all quite tasty. The establishment accepts different forms of payment. The establishment connects with a neighboring eatery, by way of a mid way pass, and both establishments offer different selections. Between both establishments are a variety of eating options, though one may need to ask about where is suitable to eat between the two, if ordering between the two. Each separately offers distinct seating options.

My manbun chum and I have been trying to find a home to watch our one March Madness game every…read moreyear, and I think we found it for the foreseeable future. In fact, this time it looks to be a literal home. We stopped by last night to watch my beloved Gonzaga Bulldogs end their tournament run against Purdue. I could go into quite a bit of detail about some very shady calls in the paint and what I think should have been a taunting foul on Purdue's future proctologist Fletcher Loyer, but I digress. As soon as I walked in, I could tell I was going to like it. Prior years have been marred by loud sports bar atmospheres where you have to battle tooth and nail to convince someone to change the channel to something that isn't a mediocre NYC-area sports team (I say this as a Mets fan as well). Liberty was significantly quieter, definitely had an older crowd but also had numerous TVs throughout. The best of all worlds. I walked maybe 10 feet from the entrance, asked the bartender if she could switch the TV to the Zags on TBS, and that was that. Aside from a weird moment in the second half when the TV mysteriously changed to ESPN for a few minutes (we never confirmed the culprit), we had primo viewing of the game. Somehow we also managed to sit down next to a couple whose son was currently at Purdue. What a world. Vibe is everything with a place like this. I did a mild double-take when I realized the bar was located in a literal residential neighborhood in what may be someone's actual house (or at least upstairs). There's a parking lot on the side that had plenty of spots, and overall this was one of the most conveniently located establishments I've ever been to - it's about 30 seconds from Route 78 both ways. Initially I felt bad for the neighbors, but as bars go this is not exactly one that's going to be hosting raucous throwdowns outside or anything. You may actually be able to go to bed at 9pm living next door, which is my personal dream. The interior has a lot of tchotchkes behind the bar, and is surprisingly comfortable/spacious. The game started a little after 7:30pm on a Friday, but there were seats available right in front of the TVs and most of the patrons seemed to be in the back area playing pool. It did get a little more crowded throughout the game, but never to a point where it felt claustrophobic. The clientele demo skewed all over the place - several older codgers looked like they'd been rejected from Rock of Love Charm School (I thought one in particular was a dead ringer for Poison's CC DeVille), but there was also a few young men roaming around and middle-aged couples/singles throughout the establishment as well. Pretty much anyone who would theoretically come into a bar, did. We had a good bartender, who not only accommodated my TV request, but was friendly and accessible throughout our stay. I was in a sweet palate mood, and she offered to make a Hawaiian Volcano, apparently a drink pilfered from her days at TGI Friday's years ago. It's not something I'd necessarily get on a regular basis, but it definitely brought me back to my early legal drinking years for sure. I could taste some Malibu and juice, and sipped them throughout the game. We also got mozzy sticks and a pepperoni bar pie. Both were really decent for what they were, especially the mozzy sticks, which were fried perfectly. I thought the pizza tasted like a giant Bagel Bite, which is not an insult. But let's be clear - this is a dive bar, so it's not like you're wandering into the kitchen and stumbling across Jeremy Allen White from The Bear. You want something fairly tasty to munch on, and we got it. Strong recommend. I think expectations for a dive bar should be pretty simple - comfortable and pleasant. This was certainly that, minus the March Madness heartbreak.

Great dive bar. Food is just meh, but I mange my expectations. I was not expect anything great…read more Either way what I got was just what I wanted and expected.

Since Reggie from Freeman's Fish took over the Food This place is ON POINT the Seafood is always…read moreFresh Fish n Chips, Burgers, Wings, Fish Sammie All Good.. Great Job Reggie and Crew Keep it MOVIN' !!!!

Doesn't have Sunday Ticket Not really a sports bar even though they advertise "Football is Back"read more

So I love Bunny's and so does my boyfriend. We come here for a large pie and some beers and ciders…read more The prices are always reasonable. $15 for a large cheese pie is basically unheard of in this area. My boyfriend even likes their pizza better than Star. Service is always decent and you have to remember it's a bar so keep your expectations in line with that. My only piece of feedback is that many years ago, they used to have pasta purses in a pink sauce on the menu. I still dream about those pasta purses. I kindly request that they bring them back. It's a bar atmosphere with tvs everywhere and tables and chairs. Great place for a larger group of friends.

When you want to rely on a late night place in a small town, their kitchen is closed. Staff leaves…read morehumanity to be desired...but no one's waiting

I brought my friend here for a girls night to celebrate her belated birthday. It was a good time! I…read morewouldn't recommend the cornbread but the wings were on point! ...and yes, I stumbled out of this joint. LOL. The ambiance is typical to that of a dive bar and their service was "meh".

Signaturez was a random stop for me while in town and it was a pretty decent atmosphere…read more Unfortunately, even for a Sunday night it was pretty busy. The parking lot was full, so we had to use street parking. There is security, so you felt somewhat safe. Upon entry it was pretty full, but we were able to find seats at the bar pretty quickly. I had 2 lemon drops which were pretty good and strong. I didn't realize that food service ended at a certain time so I didn't get a chance to try any. The football game was playing and during commercials the DJ played hip hop music. It was a very nice vibe to chill and hang with friends.

Me and my girlfriend went to this place at 4:15pm. It's a Thursday so they had live music at 6:00pm…read moreso we stayed. Mind you we have had 4 drinks total since 4pm. At 7pm the waiter cut us off. Very disappointed, I live walking distance and have been coming here for the last 3 weeks. I personally think it's insane to get cut off, I asked the waiter "was it a manager?" He said no it's his decision since he cleared 4 glasses off the table that had been sitting there since 5pm. If you want to enjoy yourself avoid this place. Update: The server was new. The manger came out and fixed the situation, I was very pleased with the outcome as I only wanted one more. We ordered the flat bread pizza and it was very good compared to most restaurants in summit. Obviously I was upset prior, but rightfully so. I will come here again and continue the review on this place. Thank you to the managers who were quick to respond and came to us right before we left. If visiting summit I would come here and try the short rib!

The service was great. Nice spot - great location and atmosphere, especially the outdoor seating…read more Good beer list and drinks. The liquors and wines do not offer a lot of too shelf options but a really decent, no fuss drink list. The food was good. Nothing was bad. The jersey tomatoes are good, but you get the sense immediately that you're at an upper end Applebees. Don't let that hold you back. The tomatoes are fresh and it's a good mix of flavors. I had the short ribs, which is really pot roast and mashed potatoes. Again, really good and comfort food but not really flooring me. The last thing, that I am sure is not normal, but as soon as I walked inside I got a smell of septic issues. It continued for 30 min or so, then I think they addressed it bc there was another word smell and then both went away. So overall good spot and reliable. Great service! Decent food for a change up, family meet up, or comfort food and a drink or two. Sit on the patio.

Seafood tower was great! Didn't realize the crab and lobster portion of it was a crab salad and a…read morelobster salad but it was delicious and came with crackers. Really liked the vibe of this place. Food and drink were delicious too

The bar area is very nice. Bartenders are very accommodating and a great vibe in the bar area…read more We moved to the back room to have dinner. The food is ok I had chicken and biscuits. The chicken was good although their were barely any grits. The biscuits were very dry. My wife had the pork chop which she did enjoy. Grilled nicely and the chimichurri works really well. A very nice place service and maitre d were very nice. Will be back and definitely back to the bar area.

If you are a fan of thin crust pizza look no further…read more Vinnie's is the best in town and the best at making thin pies. Every bite was filled with crisp flavorful goodness. Great service provided I'm looking forward to my next visit.

I was not there as I was able to have this at a gathering I attended. Besides pizza, they had a…read morenumber of options to choose from ranging from sandwiches to Italian classics. I was able to try their plain cheese pizza ($18?). It was a very thin crust, but it was not too thin like a traditional 'bar pie.' The overall pizza needed to be cooked a tad longer, as it was not crispy enough. The flavor was there throughout with a good distribution of cheese and sauce, but as mentioned, the crust was not crispy enough with the thin crust being used. Will I go back? I did not actually attend but I would go.