Beers are okay! I will say the old hags that come there are rude! I was with my family and this old…read morehag came up to be and my kids while we were eating and having a few drinks. I'm aware she wanted my table but when she said "I'd say I'm sorry but I'm not sorry.. are you almost don't?" This pizza and other food was just delivered. I would like more girly / fruity drinks added to the menu. Also go for the tour upstairs. It's really nice. There is definitely a ghostly vibe upstairs. This place is kid friendly and if it's late in the evening you ca get some really nice pictures of your kids in front of the fireplace.

I'd heard great things about Bonesaw over the years and I wasn't disappointed during my visit…read more The brewery itself is in a large and spacious building with tons of seating and a good view of the actual brewing production. If you're lucky you might even spot their resident mouser, Taco Cat! She likes hanging out near the door and trying to escape. They have a wide variety of offerings, most of which are quite unique. For instance, the Dum Dumz DIPA is brewed with actual dum dum lollipops and was very sweet. Don't be turned off, there's something for everyone here. Nice spot for a drink!

The staff are extremely knowledgeable and deliver excellent service. Most notable is their wide…read morevariety of the best gluten free beer selections in south Jersey (they carry the Greens variety of GF beers including the double, triple and IPA versions). They have a large selection of non alcoholic beers and zero proof spirits as well as an organized and well stocked wine selection from around the world. Well worth the easy trip off Rt 55.

I took my cheesesteak to Axe and Arrow Brewing in Glassboro. That was a great idea. I got a Plum…read morecurrant. It has the flavor to keep up with the Rachel. $7 for a 16 oz draft. That felt normal. Great place. Friendly people. Great service

Visited for the first time on a Saturday afternoon in January and thoroughly enjoyed our time here…read more It's a small brewery near Rowan University with an impressive taplist, friendly service, and plentiful seating. The woman bartending (I didn't catch her name unfortunately) was one of the friendliest people I've ever seen working in a brewery. Incredibly personable and talkative, and really made us feel welcome. My girlfriend and I each ordered a flight, and the individual pours came with accompanying information cards about each beer, which was a nice touch. They had a large number of stouts and sours, if those are your thing, and all were excellent. The real standout for me was the Vive Mas, a green sour ale apparently designed to emulate the Taco Bell Baja Blast, but for me it evoked memories of the Ecto Cooler produced by Hi-C in the 90's. Axe and Arrow's version is a sour ale with pineapple, blue raspberry, lemonade, and marshmallow, and is absolutely delicious. Put this place on your list of NJ breweries to visit - you won't regret it.

I needed to grab a bottle of wine for a friend's celebration and Clayton Liquors was the store in…read moreclosest proximity to my friend's house so I decided to run in. Let me just say that I have never in my life been in such a FUN and STOCKED liquor store in my entire life! They had the upbeat party tunes pumping in the store and the first aisle is literally arranged in a way where they had both a tequila sampling bar AND a whiskey sampling bar with what seemed like every whiskey and tequila that was ever made and each of the little "bars" was decorated in cute little themes and you could tell a lot of thought of effort went into the set up. Now remember that I said I simply needed a bottle of wine for friend's celebration .... I literally left with the birthday bottle of wine, a bottle of blueberry port wine from my favorite NJ winery, a chocolate peanut butter whiskey, and an espresso martini cordial made by my favorite NJ distillery (which I had no idea they even made) OH and a party bucket of mini 99 shots with flavors I had never tried! I could've honestly purchased about 10 other bottles I was curious about, however, I told myself I will come back on my next trip to again explore since I was already a few minutes late heading to the party. Oh and the staff is super friendly and knowledgeable which is the cherry on top. What a gem in Clayton, NJ this place is!

This is one of the best liquor stores near us. The staff is so knowledgeable and helpful whenever…read morewe go in. They have a huge selection of craft beers which is hard to find at some other places. I love that you are able to get singles as well. The beer case, wine, and hard alcohol selections are all pretty large as well. The prices seem standard.

Let me sum it up first then I'll get more detailed: Awesome beer and a great vibe…read more Every beer I've had so far has been fantastic. They have actually introduced me to some new styles (Kentucky Common) and they usually offer a style that's unique in some way. Every time I've gone there I've come home with a crowler. My only criticism which dropped a star from the review is that they don't offer samples or small pours. What you order is what you get, good or bad. Luckily everything i've gotten so far has been excellent. As far the the atmosphere it's great. Small and cozy. No TVs, just a place for good conversation and listening to some vinyl. The service has always been great. Unfortunately they are only open three days a week.

Owners are just great people. The beers are truly handcrafted and I always look forward to trying…read moresomething new. Their support of local music, myriad of speakers and community events, Sunday trail hikes, etc. bring a much needed addition to the local culture. Worth going off the beaten path for a visit. Seasonal outdoor seating and gas fire pits. Very interesting and cozy decor located in a 200 year old barn. Elmer diner is just around the corner if you want to grab a bite as well.

This place sits on familiar ground. Years back, it was a Fuddruckers--one of those concepts that…read morewas a little ahead of its time and is still missed around here. Big burgers. Simple fun. Good memories. So I'll admit it: I walked in with low expectations. My wife dropped me off while she went shopping. Word-of-mouth hadn't exactly sold me. It was freezing outside, and I figured I'd just kill some time. Turns out, I was wrong. The beer selection is huge. Not just long for the sake of being long, but a tap list that actually makes you pause and think about what you're ordering. That alone already puts this place on solid footing. Because of the cold, I kept it simple and ordered soup--and it was very, very good. Hot, comforting, and done right. No gimmicks. Just solid food when you need it most. House of Brews didn't just fill the space left behind--it improved it. I went in expecting not much and left pleasantly surprised. That's always a good sign.

For a place named House of Brews you would think the servers would refill your drinks without…read morehaving to be waived down. Try hiring a manager that knows how to direct service. Food is average at above average prices. #notip

The prices are too high. To validate that, just call them. They will not give u a price over the…read morephone. Nearly every store shows their prices. Since they are overcharging they will not provide price over the phone

Up until now, Clayton was only known for high school wrestling and football in the 70's and…read morebasketball in the mid 70s thru mid 80s... Fast forward to this current year, and Kenny's and their huge selection of liquors and beer just might make this an evening destination (at best)... Take a stroll through this place and look up and down the aisles and inside their cases, and you'll not only find everything that you came for. But also what you didn't come for and have possibly never heard of. Their liquor selection has the top brands that are comparable with the well known liquor stores... But the prices here are absolutely the lowest that I've seen around. I've been stopping in here from time to time over the past couple years, but never just browsed around the store.... Today I saw why people leave this place with boxes of their favorite drinks... They can afford multiple bottles at these prices!! Now that I've done the bare minimum research, this will be my go to store for special occasion and not so special occasion prices.

Stopped in on a Tuesday to try the all-you-can-eat crab legs for the hubby's birthday and had a…read moregreat experience overall. I was able to make a reservation ahead of time, which was super convenient, and our party of 5 was seated right away. Our server was okay as he had a "chill" demeanor. He answered our questions about the menu. We were able to get our drinks, appetizers, and entrées ordered in a timely manner. We had just missed happy hour, unfortunately. The all-you-can-eat crab legs came out with 3 legs on the first round and 2 legs for the refills. The calamari was tasty, and the steak was cooked well with great flavor. Overall, the food and atmosphere were great. They also started trivia around 8 PM, which was a nice touch to the evening.

Wanted a place to go to where we could sit and visit while having something to eat and not feeling…read morethe push to have to leave, jersey GOAT was the perfect choice. The have booths, tables and even soft leather seats to choose from. Happy hour!! I'm always looking for a good happy hour that has discounted drinks and food. $7 apps and discounted drinks as well (I don't recall the pricing.). We shared the chicken empanadas which were full of chicken, crispy outside and sitting on top of guacamole. The goat fries had a nice sauce, bacon and jalapeños. Both good- the empanadas could have used a little more heat (flavor not temp) and the fries could have had more of the sauce. The broken burrata salad was yummy just needed a pinch of salt. Our server was friendly - checked in enough while allowing us the time to just sit and talk.

While it looks like it has been three years since I have been here. Large restaurant with great…read moreparking. Bar in the center area and wow what a list of adult beverages. Unfortunately this was a working lunch so had to have raspberry tea. It wasn't bad. May have had two. Yep I did. I ordered us a candied bacon to start and then I had the tuna poke salad. The bacon was delicious but some was a bit charred. I still ate it cause it was delicious just a bit charred on the ends . Now the Tuna poke salad was interesting. Not a typical poke bowl. Very tasty and yes it and the bacon filled me up. The rice said it was a coconut rice. Well it is. I tasted in the first bite and it was pleasantly different. Service was great just soft spoken. Too many years around construction equipment other things that don't help hear in a restaurant. I would love to come back in the evening so I could enjoy one of their list of adult beverages. Next time I will try and not stay away so long.

3.5 upgraded to a 4 Large bar, plenty of tables and seats…read more Beautiful restaurant Excellent service Food was middle of the road Potato pancakes were excellent Poutine was solid Breakfast sandwich was ok, something funky with the bread. Reports on the French toast were positive I would definitely return

TOO LOUD! We had…read morereservations, but when we walked in, the live music was far too loud. The hostess said "They won't turn it down". I'm not sure if the musicians were in charge or if management wouldn't accommodate their customers. Either way, we turned around and left. We wanted to talk over dinner, not shout at each other and damage our hearing. (It was 87db at the hostess stand)

We have been been long time customers, and very much enjoyed the cooking demonstrations they had a…read morefew years back. The bar is very nice and service is always great, and it was on this trip. We stopped in Friday and learned about the social membership now required to get the happy hour menu. Interesting idea, but it runs since it starts in May and we missed most of the summer activities already. We decided to just order drinks and an app. I really like their Scottish ale, but unfortunately it was out again. Really? Their most expensive ale and in the theme of the pub and I haven't had one in the last three visits. My favorite dish was their Sicilian calamari. They now make it sweet and spicy, but it was overly sweet. Bam Bam shrimp were very bready. I'll call next time to see if they have the ale on tap.