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    George's Place

    2.3 (3 reviews)
    InexpensiveBars, Pool Halls
    Closed 3:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    Black Rabbit Saloon

    Black Rabbit Saloon

    4.2(164 reviews)
    36.3 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Casual dining

    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.

    Montville, NJ - a packed restaurant full of locals at dinner hour is always a promising sign, and…read morewe rolled in on a Thursday evening around 7 to find ourselves miraculously sliding into the last two parking spots AND the only open table, woot! [Blowing on my nails.] The menu is a mix of American comfort food and gastropub classics, but with flair, and has a bit of everything to satisfy different palates. Our eyes were probably bigger than our stomachs as we ordered 2 apps, 2 entrees, and 2 cocktails, and it was an enormous amount of food. The portions are definitely what you'd call hearty, and everything was very tasty. Thursdays are all day happy hour so we picked the fried calamari appetizer at the HH price (still a full and generous plate and didn't seem like a downsized version) which were tender and well-battered, as well as the hot honey wings which were meaty and substantial. The short rib parpadelle with housemade pasta and a perfectly medium-rare, well seasoned hanger steak with truffle fries completed our satisfying and belly-stuffing meal. The cocktails are serious as well - the presence of a drink with egg white is my personal litmus test for a bar that knows what it's doing, so the Thyme to Bloom special had my name on it. I'm salivating just looking at photos of dishes I didn't order, and am already plotting my return!

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    Hunter's Lodge Restaurant & Motel - Dry rub Cajun spiced well done wings. EXCELLENT!!!

    Hunter's Lodge Restaurant & Motel

    3.7(64 reviews)
    4.6 mi
    $$

    We expected "bar food" from this old-timey landmark but instead were blown away by a perfect NY…read morestrip salad and a massive Cuban sandwich. Lots of tempting options for lunch, full dinner, or just the munchies, all very reasonably priced. Clean and comfortable retro decor and atmosphere, full bar, and super-friendly, efficient service. We'll be back for special occasions and everything in between. Don't change a thing!

    This version hits harder while keeping the criticism focused on what happened and the management…read moredecision: Hunter's Lodge made it very clear tonight that they are willing to judge paying customers by appearance rather than behavior. Our group entered the restaurant wearing motorcycle vests. We were not loud, disruptive, threatening, intoxicated, disrespectful, or causing any problem whatsoever. We were simply customers who happened to arrive on motorcycles and wear vests. That was apparently enough for the manager on duty to decide that we were not welcome. There was no clearly posted notice at the entrance warning motorcyclists that motorcycle vests, club patches, or similar attire were prohibited. Had there been, we could have simply taken our money elsewhere without wasting anyone's time. Instead, management waited until we were inside and then made a judgment about us based entirely on how we looked. Call it a dress code if you want. When the rule is not posted and is suddenly enforced against people because of what their clothing supposedly represents, it looks a whole lot like profiling. And that is exactly the problem. You do not know someone's character because they wear a motorcycle vest. You do not know their profession, their military service, their community involvement, their family, their accomplishments, or the kind of person they are. You certainly do not know whether they will be a good customer. Hunter's Lodge apparently decided none of that mattered. For the record, the waitresses were excellent. They were friendly, professional, apologetic, and clearly uncomfortable with the decision being made by management. They deserve absolutely none of the criticism here. In fact, they handled the situation with more courtesy and professionalism than the manager who created it. The criticism belongs squarely with management. If Hunter's Lodge has decided that "certain" motorcyclists are not the kind of people they want in their establishment, they should have the courage to put that policy on the front door where everyone can see it. Post the sign. "Motorcycle vests not welcome." "Attractive motorcycles outside, but riders wearing patches are not welcome inside." Whatever the policy actually is, own it. What you should not do is operate an open-to-the-public restaurant, allow people to walk through the door believing they are welcome, and then single them out because someone in management does not like what they are wearing or what they assume it means. We will never spend another dollar at Hunter's Lodge. I also strongly encourage every motorcyclist in the area to remember this experience when deciding where to eat, drink, gather, or spend their money. There are plenty of locally owned establishments that welcome motorcycle riders and understand that the quality of a customer should be measured by how they conduct themselves--not by what is sewn onto a piece of leather. Hunter's Lodge has every right to choose the atmosphere they want for their restaurant. And the motorcycle community has every right to choose establishments that actually want our business. After tonight, that choice is an easy one.

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