Located in front of an Amazon warehouse. That was a little off putting. But the building is nice…read moreenough with a few outdoor tables in front. Inside was nice and clean and tasteful. Liked u can tap your table lamp to adjust brightness. We started with crispy calamari it listed accompanying cherry peppers baby scallops sweet spicy Thai sauce. It was just basic calamari to me. Ordered 3 entrees 1. Salmon it was good a tad over cooked. Once again the accompanying items were a none event. 2. Bourbon Maple Short Ribs was very good as were the potatoes. 3. Lobster Shrimp Au Gratin was basically lobster Mac n cheese is was good. Coffe and tiramisu for dessert was yummy and as expected. Overall a nice experience would go back. They did have Bronzino for fish of the day and also oysters raw or Rockefeller maybe I'll try that next.

Terrible service !!…read more 1. Came here at 6:45 WITH reservations ahead and ended up getting a table an hour and a half later 2. Didn't get the food after 2 hours of waiting and it wasn't busy at all 3. Food wasn't even good 4. People were being rude and banging on stalls and yelling the bathroom 5. Only reason I didn't vote it 1 (other than it not letting me) was because the waiter was nice Ruined Mother's Day. Update: the owner came over and they're trying their best. thanks.

We had a "celebration of life" after-party for my brother at the Nottingham Tavern earlier this…read moreweek, and I can't say enough good things about the care, accommodations, service, and the FOOD. They set aside the covered Pavilion for us (with just a few days notice) and it was the perfect spot for us and our 40 or so guests. I know it's easy enough to give people a room and a buffet but our guests kept coming up to us during the event and texting us afterwards about how GREAT the food was as well as the location. The stuffed mushrooms and pizza stood out to me, and they were so helpful with putting together a menu that accounted for some guests with dietary requests and kids needing chicken fingers :). I can't say enough good things about how easy they made the event after a hard day. Thank you so much to Sammy and Lucy especially for helping make things go so smoothly, and checking in with us throughout the evening to make sure things were going as planned. It was perfect. I would recommend this spot time and time again for events, and I can't wait to come back and visit on a regular day next time I'm in town for lunch!

Atmosphere is cooling bar. Excellent service are good. The old Nottingham cheesecake was out of…read morethis room along french fries and onion rings super special.

A cool local spot. Lots of drink variety They assisted me…read moreon a few different beers Customer service was awesome They assisted me and even went into to store to give me some thing to try Lots of seating inside Stays open late

Great food. Great service! Awesome drinks, great atmosphere. You can't beat the price. Amazing…read morewaitresses you got to come down and check it out.

Stopped in with my wife before hitting NJT to New York. We sat at the bar and at first felt a…read morelittle unwelcome. The gentleman didn't greet us or ask for our drink order so we took it upon ourselves to order. Two regulars sat in the bar and conducted conversation with the man behind the bar. The coffee was good and strong. My only complaint was there was no real creamers, only mini moos. Our meals arrived after about ten minutes. Two over easy eggs, hash browns, buttered rye toast and a side of bacon. The bacon was flimsy and greasy--definitely needed work. The eggs were cooked to perfection and the crisp delicious potatoes complimented them perfectly. After our meal it seemed like the staff opened up to us and we really enjoyed our meal. Very affordable at about $13-$14 for two plus a tip. I would come here again solo on my day off.

It had been more than a year since my last visit to Marty's Place. Time flies!…read more I was driving by this morning after court, having skipped breakfast at home in order to get a jump on traffic going into the city. I saw a new sign out front on a Bud Light white board that breakfast was now being served 7 days a week! Hot diggity! I parked out back and walked in to a mostly empty bar (2 customers who looked like they were regulars). The bartender approached and we engaged about their breakfast menu. It was pretty wide open if my desires had anything to do with eggs. They did. I opted for a sausage, egg and cheese on Kaiser roll, and mug of java. While it was being created in the kitchen I watched a show about exotic car auctions. A Borgati opening at a cool million bucks was an eye opener. Another black transport used by John Lennon around London was also put up and sold. Pretty cool entertainment. The sandwich was great! Double patty, fried egg, American cheese and a fresh, quality roll, made for a tasty and fun meal. The side of homefries was likewise excellent - hot, crisp and spicy with sautéed onions in the mix. Coffee, strong and kicking. The only shortcomings were the lack of a joe refill offering, and lack of utensils. Luckily, I had a spoon from the coffee, which was fine as a shovel. Afterall, Marty's is still a wonderful corner dive. It was made for comfort, not for speed, nor etiquette.

Was with a small bus group. Menu narrowed down due to This. Overall, dinner tasty. Only…read moredrawback was very noisy due to a wedding reception going in section of same room as our dinner. Only separation was a curtain between both parties.

Overall, we had a good experience! The Margherita pizza and Rigatoni alla Vodka were both good, and…read morethe service was excellent. Jocelyn was our server and did a great job. I also really loved the setup and ambiance of the restaurant, especially the multiple private rooms available for gatherings. That said, I've had these same dishes at the Toms River location, and I honestly think they're much better there. One other downside is the 3% surcharge for credit card payments, which is something to keep in mind. Overall, a nice atmosphere, great service, and good food, but I prefer the Toms River location for the dishes we ordered.

We had a small pie with (broccoli, tomatoes, meat balls, basil and mshrooms) best pizza ever…read more Service was good. Would definitely recomend

The 4 of us ate there last night. The food was delicious . The waitress was very nice. It's a sport…read morebar so the place is nosy but the place is clean. I would go back.

Perfectly poured imperial pints of Guinness, outstanding Irish whiskey selection, and you will…read morealways made to feel at home. My favorite Pub in New Jersey...maybe in the United States. It's like transporting to Ireland for a few hours. Warm and cozy atmosphere, friendly people and the seisiu'n and acoustic music is great. Want the State of New Jersey to recognize you as an Irish Whiskey Ambassador? There's only one place to go. Food is welcome, but there is no kitchen. Many regulars bring food in and share on the weekends.

It is an authentic Irish pub. No food, just Guiness, whiskey, and good company. You can join a…read morewhiskey ambassadors club where you try 32 whiskeys for pride and to be among the few who accomplish this feat. Bring in your own food or door dash if you like. And just enjoy a good vibe. Amazing history on the walls with odes to heroes of Irish self determination like Gerry Adams and Bobby Sands!!

This was the first time at Rossi's. My husband and I sat at the bar. The bartender Micky was…read moreAMAZING! She was so personable and gave us great suggestions on what we should order. My husband had their hamburger. He couldn't stop raving about it! Definitely recommend!

I went to Rossi's Bar and Grill in Hamilton with an old friend who still talks about hamburgers the…read moreway some people talk about first loves and lost wars. Years ago I took him to the original Rossi's in Chambersburg after they won WIP radio host Glen Macnow's best burger contest. The place felt smoky and cramped and alive, a beating heart of the local community. So he came back to town and said, Take me to Rossi's. I want that burger again. The new Rossi's is bigger and brighter and very aware of its own legend. The website still shouts proudly about the award winning burger, the kind of pride that lingers long after the parade has packed up and the confetti has been swept into the gutter. The official burger of Polk High. We ordered the famous burger. It arrived on a soft roll, thick and respectable, cooked properly enough. The beef had that loose packed texture that once made it special, a little craggy, a little juicy. It was, in a word, fine. It didn't part the heavens, and it didn't cause my friend to close his eyes and whisper my name in gratitude. It was just a hamburger. The fries were plentiful and hot. There is still a sports bar soul here, sort of. Televisions glow and beer flows, albeit very VERY slowly. The menu stretches wide with wings, sandwiches, steaks, things for people who want something other than beef on a bun. It feels like a place that knows how to feed a crowd after a Little League game or a retirement home on an afternoon outing. The service was friendly in the way a distracted and rarely seen cousin is friendly at Thanksgiving. Smiles, sure. Refills, eventually. Our server moved with the gentle chaos of someone juggling too many plates and not enough time or help. Nothing disastrous happened. Nothing especially polished happened either. We waited, ee watched and we ate. When my friend took a bite,he nodded politely. He said, "It's good." This is not what he said all those years ago in Chambersburg when grease ran down his wrist and he declared it the best burger in the state with the certainty of Biff Tannen with a Sports Almanac in his back pocket. Restaurants age and legends settle into routine. Rossi's feels like it is living comfortably on stories of past glory. There is nothing wrong with the food, but there is nothing thrilling about it either. If you are nearby and hungry, you'll be fed and you'll leave full. If you're chasing a memory, you may just find that memory tastes better than the present.

Came here a few times for brunch with friends. We've tried their meeting house plate, veggie…read moresandwich, burgers, etc. the food was very much mediocre and nothing stood out or left an impression. The service was fine. The interior is chic and elevated which makes it a nice place for dates and friends hangouts but there are similar placed around town with better food options.

A very uneven experience with excellent service being hamstrung by poor execution. An excellent…read moremushroom soup was followed by a rather bland broiled chicken. Wars have been fought over salt making it regrettable that little to no seasoning was evident. I could also do without an upcharge for a bread basket that featured two slices of rye bread quartered. The elevated price point would suggest and demand much better fare. Barely three stars.