Quite a collection of various kinds and flavors of pickles and pickled products. It's one of the…read morestores in The Village Greene section of Smithville.

Went here because my daughter loves pickles. We bought fresh pickles, which were a bite expensive…read moreas well as pickled beets. The service was great, employee was very friendly. Store was clean and neatly organized. A definite must for any pickle lover

GALLOWAY: "...the jerk store called and they're running out of you!" That quote from the Seinfeld…read moreTV series always makes us laugh, but the store we are about to share is not jerky in THAT way, but full of jerky! We were drawn into Smithville House of Jerky by the vegan sign (call before you got to see if they have it in stock) and they are filled with all types of meat jerky snacks. Leashed dogs are allowed inside and Brie made the shopkeepers day! There is also a location in Ocean City.

I didn't get any of the amazing jerky varieties bc Im on fumes until pay day, but I got my kids two…read moretreats to go. I tried the gummy fish - good but stick in the teeth. The chocolate covered banana chips - YUM! Super nice young male employee - knowledgable too.

This candy store has pretty much anything you can ask for if in a gluttonous mood…read more We walked in and were greeted by glass cases filled with all kinds of chocolate confections. Chocolate covered pretzels, cake pops, candy apples, chocolate covered strawberries, bags of chocolates, holiday treats, etc. So much to choose from and all at a reasonable price. Friendly and helpful sevice. They also take specialty orders for events and holidays. Gift Baskets, Stackers, Sweet Trays, Wrapped Boxes and Custom Baskets are available to ship or delivery. On our way home from Atlantic City we dropped in to grab some snacks for the long ride back to NYC. That bag never made it past the half way mark home. Open every day all year to cure that sweet tooth craving.

We go in here just about every time we're in smithville. We love the vintage layout and the…read moreselection. But like many have said here, most of the time we observe or experience cranky employees and/or management. Most of the time its something you can glance over but odd how it seems to be consistent.

Went in to the store because I love kitchen gadgets and items, although that's not what we bought…read moretoday. I saw all the different types of coffee and was undecided and the employee suggested get the one pot coffee, you can try different ones. So I bought 5 of those and can't wait to try. It will last me more than one pot since I use a Keurig. Prices weren't too bad

Change their attitude. Rude and entitled. I walked ini yesterday and followed a heavenly smell to…read morewhere two girls were roasting coffee. When I asked what it was, they looked at me like I was from Mars. I repeated myself and one of the girls answered, but immediately added I couldn't buy any. I didn't say anything but I'm sure I looked surprised. Someone behind the counter called "you have to order online." But I was right there with credit card in hand. It was cold and sleeting outside. The store wasn't crowded. Is this any way to run a business? I have always felt the people in this stor were snotty. But they have several teas that i enjoy, so i put up with it....until yesterday. ..That was the last time I'll spend any money in that shop. I don't know how they have survived with this attitude. I went next door to the bakery, got some coffee and some pastries, along with smiles and a pleasant attitude...and spent my money there.

Nice and comfortable place to dine in. Came in with kids and they liked it too. Food and service…read morewere good. People were nice. We will be back again. I am back!

On a beautiful summer Thursday evening we came in around 7. It was DEAD inside. I was shocked. I…read moreguess because Historic Smithville closes early on weekdays there's no one around. We enjoyed the quiet on the patio. On that night it was prime rib night and wing night. We took advantage of both of these specials. Prime rib was good. Big portion. Good balance of fatty to lean. Bit one note on the seasoning and sauces (horseradish, au jus). I thought the wings were just ok. A tad overcooked - it looked like the wings were cooked once, then held (or maybe not), sauce/flavor added, and then re-broiled. Good crust and HUGE wings but the double cooking process left them on the dry side. Really high quality blue cheese though. They do a pretty good french onion soup too.

We come here whenever we visit, we love the different vinegars and oils. It's definitely not cheap…read more But today we bought the smoked vinegar and white coconut vinegar. Both were delicious. The employees were friendly and the place was clean.

Went here with my parents on Tuesday June 11th 2024 as part of our long beach vacation. We stopped…read moreat Historic Smithville to look at the shops there: this was one of them in which we brought something. They have lots of olive oils and vingarietes. Many of them one can sample, and we sampled one that tasted so good! the front desk person was very nice, and mixed some oils for us. she was also good at recommending items to pair with the oils. She also gave us a sheet with the website on it so that we can order more stuff anytime. My mom purchased some olive oil of the following: Italian Herb, blood orange, garlic, balasmic (2), and pineapple. Person at the front was indeed very nice. we paid via credit card. Highly recommend you check this place out!

My family recently celebrated a birthday with a party of approximately 40 guests, and it was our…read morefirst time dining there. From start to finish, the experience was wonderful. Our waitstaff, Ben and Brittany, were phenomenal. They were attentive, accommodating, and went above and beyond to make sure everything went smoothly. I have a special dietary restriction, and they were kind enough to prepare a separate plate for me instead of having me choose from the main buffet. We also arrived a little early to put up some small decorations, and Ben was incredibly helpful in getting everything set up. The views were beautiful, and the food was delicious. Inside, there appear to be separate rooms available for private parties as well as regular dining, which makes it a cozy and versatile place for celebrations and larger events. My entire family was very pleased with how everything turned out. Another bonus is the location--it's situated in a charming little town with shops within walking distance, making it a great place to explore before or after your meal. Overall, we had a wonderful experience and would definitely consider returning for another special occasion!

First time here, and I was expecting better based on the reviews. Entrance, tables, chairs, and…read moreambiance were as I expected. Ordered New England Clam Chowder. Served quickly and hot in a big, wide bowl. It looked good. Had small, irregularly sized potatoes and chopped carrots. The broth was a little thicker than I imagined or had tasted before in other restaurants, or in the one I make. Clams were tiny and, as you'd expect from a can. Not fresh clams. In fact, you can put all the clams found in chowder in a single tablespoon. Even found a whole bay leaf in it, which should have been removed before serving it. So, how is the chowder? I've had better from canned chowder, and the one I make is way better. Zero stars for the chowder. Next up is the Turkey platter with sliced turkey (hard and dry), 1 ice cream scoop of mashed potatoes (ok, nothing special), 1 ice cream scoop of stuffing (totally disgusting, and had corn in it), string beans (with vine still attached), gravy (terrible), and a little cup of cranberries (decent). Total fail. The waitress was ok, though stopping by every 5 minutes to ask if everything was good was quite annoying. The 'ice water gentleman' was great. You never asked for water, and when the glass was 1/2 empty, he was there refilling it. Great job! The final score of 2 stars is for the historic inn's ambiance and layout. We won't be back, and do not recommend.

We went here twice during our week long stay. The first time we met Johnny, who was friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, and easy to talk with. The selection of cheeses was good especially the cheese dips that Johnny explained was what they are most known for. There were many other very unique and awesome things in the shop other than cheese and food products such as tea selections, unique serving dishes and other housewares and decor. We didn't buy cheese the first day because this is one of our first stops in the village shoppes and had intended on going back before we left for the day but didn't make it in time before close. We did ensure we made it back before our trip was over for the week and took some of the fantastic cheese home. Upon our return, we met one of Johnny's sons who was just as great at customer service as his dad. From my understanding researching the shop's history, after meeting Johnny and his son, and then seeing reviews, we learned in our search that it was previously owned by two other men, and they were the "rude" people that other reviewers encountered and that Johnny and family have been trying to provide exceptional customer service and a friendly environment since. Ignore the naysayers and give it a try for yourself- you won't regret it!

We sampled but didn't make any purchases…read more The flavored (esp pistachio) cream cheeses looked yummy, but not at$9/tub. Nice staff.

Great meal on Father's Day at the 279 Social, after a taxing morning of shopping in the historic…read moreSmithville shoppes. We had no wait for a table around noon, although they were briskly busy on this holiday. Our server was relaxed and not bothered by the commotion, took his time and helped us through our choices. No brunch cocktails for us, we dug right in to meals. I chose the peach burrata caprese salad plate with a side of blackened chicken breast. Although the menu said the peaches would be grilled, they were cold. Perfectly ripe and firm, a great sweet contrast to the balsamic vinegar drizzle. Creamy burrata, basil, and sliced grape tomatoes rounded out the plate. This was a superb salad. The grilled chicken was a $6 add and came on a separate plate. Generous sized, the breast was well seasoned and tender. We took some home with spouse's plentiful potatoes from the skillet. Spouse went with the meat lovers skillet with scrambled eggs and wheat toast. The skillet had ham bacon sausage and cheddar cheese with a huge pile of potatoes and two scrambled eggs. It also included wheat toast. This was a lot of food! This is a bright, well lit, smartly decorated restaurant, where I would love to have spent time at happy hour. Good service, good food, not overpriced at all. Maybe another visit next time we're in New Jersey!

* The Steak: Ordered medium-rare, the cut arrived well-done, grey through the center, and extremely…read moretough and chewy. It lacked any noticeable seasoning or savory depth. Was returned twice and the cook could not get it right. * The Chicken: The grilled chicken breast was severely overcooked and dry, tasting rubbery and lacking any natural juices or flavor. Never again over priced and horrible, do not recommend wasting your time trying this place.

Food was very good Service was great would recommend…read more Prices were very reasonable Smithville Village overall is a great place to visit

We visited Galloway NJ (Marriott). Yelp had good ratings for Lakeside Grill so we decided to have…read morebreakfast there then walk around the many craft stores in Smithville NJ. LG was good. I had eggs benedict florentine with crispy hash brown potatoes. Very fresh and good tasting. My wife had a breakfast burrito which was also very good. Service could have been a bit faster since the restaurant was not busy. By the time we left the restaurant was full. I'd return for sure.