Gotta love Laundromat…read more Definitely where you want to come for a party vibe in Morristown. They always have a live band and every time I've come in the band is fabulous and really brings the energy. The bar area is large so it's never hard to get a drink or find a space to stand and out hangout. And of course, a very cool concept since this is a basement bar that is literally underneath a laundromat. For a fun night out in Morristown with live music you absolutely can't go wrong.

The entrance is fantastic --- a true speakeasy vibe when you enter. The band played great musing…read moreand we were all dancing. I was surprised at how many younger people knew so many of the older songs. That made it inviting for a younger and older crowd who likes to dance.

My family has known about the Shillelagh Club for years but never realized the served food. It's…read morekind of tucked far back from the road so it's a bit of a hidden gem for non-locals. We stopped in out of curiousity to grab some dinner since we were in the area. When we arrived, there was no hostess that greeted us. We were told by the bartender/server to sit anywhere we would like. It appeared that there was a meeting about to take place as many members were sitting at the bar ordering drinks. There were only a few tables and a huge bar in the middle of the room. We were handed a few menus and just kept it simple with some burgers. They were surprisingly delicious and tasted super fresh. All of the burgers/sliders came with a side of tater tots or fries. Service was kind of slow but there was only one woman handling the bar and serving food. Overall, I would definitely come back for some drinks and a bite to eat.

I really liked Shillelagh's. And it was delicious. I came here on a weekday evening with my…read morecolleagues. It was pretty empty, but still felt lively because the bartender made us feel welcome. Our bartender was super friendly and she had the best recommendations! There's beers on tap and lots of liquor on the shelf to choose from. The variety they had was really surprising to me. I usually like whiskeys and bourbons, but there were so many choices I wasn't sure what to try. Upon finding out I prefer sweeter drinks, she recommended the Knob Creek Smoked Maple Bourbon. Her recommendations to others in our group was on point too. I will definitely come again if I'm in the area.

A speakeasy kinda vibe in Nyack where there's a live jazz band with a $20 cover charge. You must…read moremake reservations since seatings are limits. Very small but cozy bar/lounge. They do serve some food which I didn't get to try but smelled really good from others tables I kept peaking over. Take a look at their schedule as they have many bands performing. Very cool date night relaxing chill vibe. I'll def be back!

The music was fantastic!! I was there twice once was…read morespontaneous and it was Grateful Dead night!! The people were really friendly, and the bartender and hosts were very helpful. The night I was really there for the next night was a jazz night excellent music. My friend's husband was part of the band, but it was a different set up, kind of squishy, that evening I found out that the food was pretty good.

I travel 6 hours just to see bands play this bar (psst catch The Sidney Green Street Band) Richie &…read moreEliza are the best people & great bartenders/owners. Don't let the bikes out front deter you from stepping inside. Old school roadhouse dive in the very best sense of the word. Outstanding bands with no cover charge (please tip the bands & the bartenders!). Awesome front porch. Full bar. And you can order a cheese pizza but no regular menu here. Crowd is all ages, all walks of life. Parking lot. CASH ONLY ** ATM inside. Friendly! You'll keep coming back. Trust me.

I don't know what the attraction is... The place is deceptively small and I can't tell why it's so…read moresmall inside compared to the building size. No food, bar seats maybe 10 people, no room to move/stand and you're forced to sit on the front deck which is crowded. I hate giving bad reviews but I see no reason to go back.

At the top of the month, I went to see Bobby Lee: The Finally Tour at the Wellmont Theater. This…read morewas the second comedy show that I've attended here. I mostly go to the Wellmont for concerts, but it's a good venue for stand-up also. My husband and I were seated in upper balcony. The audio is usually always good there, so no matter where you sit you catch everything. Photography and videotaping were prohibited for this specific show. There were signs posted on every door to the theater, so it was clear. Ban on these aren't always the case, but - if you are familiar with Bobby Lee, then you probably can imagine why. If you were at this Bobby Lee show - then you for sure know why! Haha As always and as I wrote in my past review of the Wellmont Theater: Everybody working the house - from security to ushers to concessions - are always friendly and great to people. That makes a difference for everyone. That's one aspect of Wellmont that makes seeing an act there special. It's a Live Nation venue, but it still feels like a local spot (in my opinion).

First time at this venue went to see The Living Tombstone with my kid…read more Good: I love the over-all aesthetic, very surprised how it feels bigger than how it looks Bad: I'm average height 5'10 and my knees were pressed against the seat in front of me with that seat being empty. No formal merch line. A security guard did his best to keep the line orderly. If they had a portable que system ( like in a bank or amusement park it would benefit them

Smacktone! Fantastic rehearsal rooms. DW drums with an array of options, bring your cymbals,…read moreMarshall stacks, EVH 5150 stacks, a great waiting lounge with an Xbox 360, vending machines, couches in every room, earplugs, picks and assorted paraphernalia. Rooms currently $30 the first hour, $25 each additional, MUST reserve with full payment of room time on credit/debit unless you are a member, ask about terms, I will. I've played drums here at least five times, the rooms are awesome, clean, the gear rocks, the staff is helpful, getting you what you need when asked. The rooms all have a great vibe, painted nicely, air conditioned, track lighting, and even a showcase room with stage and room for a crowd. Follow the factory smoke stack (think 1/4 Pink Floyd' Animals album cover), Smacktone's door is right at the base. Only complaint is a big flight of stairs to get to the rooms, which as a drummer who bought his 1992 Tama Rockstar DX 7pc kit for a.trial stage run, was literally a drag. But awesome!!!

First time back in a decade. Place improved slightly since then, i.e. didn't see any cockroaches,…read moreand staff is cool, but we booked the big room and couldn't hear the vocals. Even after spending over half hour tweaking. Considering they charge more than the other local places, and charge to rent a snare, we'll use as a last option.

Service is always excellent at the '76 House. We love wandering through the rooms to look at the…read more250-year-old artifacts and relics after ordering or after our meal; you can feel the stories from the past telling you the buildings rich history. Spy Major John Andre was held captive here while awaiting his trial at the church across the street. George Washington walked through the same rooms that you're dining in. We ordered the Muscles appetizer, and for entrees, the Venison Medallions, Fish and Chips, and Caesar Salad with grilled shrimp. All were absolutely delicious and flavorful. The venison was tender and not gamey. The fish and fries were crispy. Our only criticism is that the salad was a bit overdressed and the shrimp were overcooked. This is definitely a great dining experience and the perfect venue to celebrate our nations 250th.

I used to come here all the time and even hosted a bunch of parties here but haven't been in years…read more Maybe it was just an off day but the food was disappointing. Also we had requested a specific table and they sat us elsewhere. The Cesar salad made table side was a hit. The main courses not so much. Also the French onion soup was definitely lacking. We had a few pieces of dessert which were also just eh. Overall I would be back for the vibe and enjoy he music on weekends but wouldn't come here for the food.

The Tabernacle, and octagon shaped room with wooden bench seating is located in historic Mt. Tabor,…read moreNJ. Originally established in 1800's as a Methodist summer camp, like Ocean Grove grew into a serene community with much to offer history buffs. No parking on-site but the shuttle bus service from the nearby school ran continuously so no issue here. The facility was well organized and managed by a friendly staff of volunteers Attendance was sold out (350) for Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives, acoustic country/ bluegrass, fitting for this venue. Acoustic were very good and I'll jump at any chance to return!

Wonderful venue to see a show! Acoustics are great, and the team that run the venue are top-notch!read more

Excellent live music venue in Clifton,NJ featuring up and coming bands. The headliner tonight…read more"Hellenbach" firing up the audience with a rocking set of original material. Nice bar area and friendly staff made for a night of fun and music. Plenty of free parking one block away at the municipal parking lot.

Really dope spot with a cool grunge atmosphere. They showcase local artists and really give an…read moreopportunity for some great bands to play. They have a large stage area for guests to rock out! The drinks are decently priced.