What used to be a great space for shows and concerts has now just become mainly a wedding or…read moreprivate event space. I'm saddened by this because they used to have awesome shows. I'm sure it's great for weddings or private events, but the recent events has mostly been psychic mediums.

First time to have an event there a wedding last month. Plenty of parking safe area and the venue…read morewas great.

First time at this theater and it was a great experience. The people working there were very…read morefriendly and helpful. The ticket price was well worth the show. Saw The Mountaintop and it was a great show. The two actors were excellent. The theater itself is small (less than 500 seats) but that adds up to not having a bad seat in the place. Looking forward to future shows here.

Worst customer service…read more Purchased 2 tickets in advance for a Friday show. Unfortunately we had a death in the family and was unable to attend. We called the theater Wednesday morning, hoping to either receive a refund or tickets to another day/show. We recieved no return phone call. We left multiple messages before we finally reached someone, because we called them. We even stopped in the theater on Thursday evening to try to speak with someone (while they had a show going on) and there was no one at the front desk or anywhere for the matter. Finally got a call the following week with the option to see a show THAT NIGHT.... mind you we both work full time.... because that was the "only option"... we had to pass. Now we're out of $50 Thanks for nothing. We won't ever return to your establishment.

Great place to watch a show. We watched a children's musical and the talent was great and the…read morescript was very entertaining. The arena was very nice air-conditioned and well equipped for production. We will look for another opportunity to attend an event here!

I went to Ocean City Music Pier last night and I came out a new man. Big Bad Voodoo Daddy really…read morelived up to his name. He was Big, Bad, and definitely a Daddy. During the show he showed me his Voodoo collection of all of his enemies and started putting pins in the dolls LOL. I asked if he could make a Voodoo Doll of my wife but he said that would be inhumane :( I recommend seeing the Bug Daddy (if you get it, you get it) in person if you ever get the chance! He will make your hips move and groove like they've never before

Had the pleasure of going last weekend. This was my first drive-in movie experience. So they…read moreusually play 2 two movies for the price of one. So I was able to see back rooms and obsession. They also sell snacks as well. Since it is a drive-in movie theater is first come first for car assignment. The parking lot was very clean. I would suggest bringing some bring spray. The movie screen was huge and the audio was great. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable about any drive in movie questions I had.

1 star ordered 2…read morepizza slices and a burger combo with lettuce tomato onion and ice cream while watching the movie. once i got the notification saying my food was ready only 5 minutes later i already knew something was going to be wrong. i waited another 5 minutes at the window and still no food. when i finally got the food i was missing the lettuce tomato onion spoon for the ice cream and straw for my drink. went back and they told me the lto was in the box but it wasnt. went back again and realized i was also missing ketchup. by the time i finally got everything i had already missed 10 to 15 minutes of the movie. then i started eating and everything was terrible. the burger tasted like it was cooked 2 days ago and reheated, the pizza tasted like it was a week old and wasnt even hot, and the fries were so old i couldnt even eat them. honestly everything was bad and i completely wasted my money.

Food is inexpensive, bartenders are pretty and experienced. Venue is great Parking is extensive.read more

I went back in March in the off-season. Your typical hole in the wall biker bar. Large dirt parking…read morelot and an outside area for bands in the summer. Service was great and so was the food, typical bar food and the prices were on the cheape side. Worth a stop if you are riding through the pines and want to try something new. I'm sure they are popping during events.

Have you visited The Mill lately? If not, you should! It is not The Colesmill Tavern and it's not…read moreVillaris - it is The Mill and it is spectacular! Why do I say this? The menu has been revamped and it continues to evolve... The new food items are delicious and greatly appreciated. We've been looking at the same menu for almost a decade, so it's nice to have new options. Does that mean you will love the new food? Only one way to find out. Since the menu is evolving, it means the new owners are actively paying attention to what the customers want - and that goes a long way toward making the general public happy. It makes people want to become regulars. You know what else makes people want to become regulars? The service and the servers. Did you know the ice cold beer I enjoy at The Mill tastes exactly the same as the ice cold beer served at 3 other local businesses? It does! So why do I keep coming back to The Mill over and over again? I can tell you the two main reasons: Daniele and Kelcie. These girls are amazing. The prompt and accurate service they provide is only part of the story. They are also so nice and funny - very personable with all of the patrons. It makes us feel comfortable being at The Mill. Thank you both so much! I would be remiss not to give a huge shout out to Vienna, James, and Mary. It's always a pleasure seeing all or any of you when we walk through the door. The place has been spruced up quite a bit under new ownership. We notice the new signage and lights. Considerable attention has been given to the outside patio. You should stop in and see what it's all about. I would say The Mill is not a dive bar, but it is definitely casual and a nice place to sit and relax while eating and drinking. There are pool tables, plenty of TVs to watch, and a jukebox. It's worth noting that The Mill also touts ridiculously reasonably priced lunch specials; also, each day of the week has a special associated with it. For example, Thursday night is wing night. Three days a week they have happy hour specials too. Check out their website and social media pages for more information on this. If you've never been or haven't been in awhile, I would highly recommend visiting The Mill. You will not be disappointed and you will get GREAT food/drink and top-notch service!

1st time going here we ate outside because music too loud inside for me .We totally enjoyed our…read moremeals and our waitress was very nice . I would recommend this place .

A friend suggested Restaurant 1920, and I'm really glad he did. This is one of those places I've…read moreprobably driven past a million times--always noticing something was going on in the building, but never quite sure what. Turns out, it's a great spot. The restaurant is built around a 1920s theme and runs very differently from a traditional restaurant. There are no waiters or waitresses. You enter through the back door (the only entrance), where a sign tells you to seat yourself. We went on a Saturday night, there were several groups ahead of us, and we waited about 20 minutes for an open table. The place was packed. Once seated, you immediately notice how well done the dining room is. I was wearing a Carhartt sweatshirt and felt very underdressed. It's BYOB--most people brought wine; I brought a growler of beer. There is a bar, but they only serve mocktails due to liquor license restrictions. There are no physical menus. You order everything through your phone using a QR code. They don't seem big on substitutions or changes, and since there's no server, there's really no one to ask--something to keep in mind. The food, however, is fantastic. I had the stuffed pork chop with mashed potatoes and a mushroom gravy that was outstanding (especially if you like mushrooms). My wife ordered the chicken Parmesan and said it was excellent as well. When your food is ready, it's placed on a table under heat lamps with your table number displayed. There are a couple employees floating around--more like bus staff than servers. We were out with another couple, and one meal wasn't ready when the other three were. An employee noticed and brought the remaining dish directly to our table, which was appreciated. You're expected to clean your own table when finished. I didn't see anything about tipping, and most tables either left nothing or a very small tip, which was honestly refreshing. This isn't a traditional dining experience, and it's clearly intentional. I applaud them for trying something different. The place was full, the food was excellent, and despite the impersonal setup, everything ran smoothly. We'll definitely be back.

New dining twist in a storied building! Restaurant 1920 mixes a Roaring 20s atmosphere with 2020…read moreaffordances. In a dimly lit supper club, you order dishes via cell phone. Crunch calamari, pillowy gnocchi in a luscious gorgonzola sauce, and a clutch of nouveau and classic dishes. BYOB and have a great evening. We certainly did.

It was just "ok" nothing to do, 2 or 3 kiddie rides, lots of vendors. Kinda boring. We had to pay…read moreto get in to pay for food and Greek specialties. First year I was there, you had to park down the block, now you can park in the church parking lot. It draws very small crowds these days. They should utilize the empty spaces for bigger rides and older kid/adult crowd.

Holy Trinity is located at the intersection of Mill Rd and Ridge Avenue in Egg Harbor Township…read more I've been to this Greek festival before, it's been around for 26 years, but it's probably been at least 15 since I've been there. It gets crowded fast, so get there early. When we went, we got there about 5:10 (it started at 5:00) and we had to park in a field across the street because so many people were already there. Admission is $1, and the food prices are pretty reasonable, especially compared to a Greek restaurant. Beverages are expensive, but I saw a lot of people bringing in their own water bottles (I'll do that next time!) They had several booths, mostly food, but they also had a sand art booth (that used to be my favorite thing at the 4-H fair!!) a jewelry booth, an area in the center for demonstrations (on the night I went, it was hot to make baklava) and an area in the back with carnival-style rides! For food, they had a bakery booth with lots of Greek desserts and cookies (very reasonably priced, and very yummy) There was also a gyro booth ($7 for a packed and tasty gyro - not bad!) a booth making fresh loukoumades (kind of like little donuts with honey and cinnamon) a booth with "American Food" pfft... I didn't even go over there, but I did see some kids walking around with hot dogs, and then the "Taverna" with Greek platters. They had moussaka, pasticcio, spanikopita, Greek salad, gyro, leg of lamb, stuffed grape leaves, rice, souvlaki, all kinds of things that you could get a la carte or on a platter for pretty reasonable prices. The moussaka was very good, and so was the spanikopita. The pasticcio was kind of bland and the grape leaves were kind of mushy, and they were stuffed with only rice, and I prefer the ones with rice and meat inside! Overall though, the food was yummy, prices were reasonable, and the atmosphere was fun! On Saturday night they held a traditional Greek wedding, I was out of town on Saturday, but I would have loved to go. Definitely something you should check out if you like Greek food :)