Had a marketplace run in the area an scouted out somewhere to grab a bite to eat before heading…read moreback to the city. Didn't expect to find much in Pittsgrove but Google found Ten22 for us and the reviews looked promising. Located inside the country club - Ten22 sits just next to the pro shop and has a nice view of some of the course. The place was pretty empty on a Sunday afternoon and the hostess/bartender and our waitress happily greeted us and told us we could grab a table wherever we wanted. We originally were looking at the steak and bbq platter but then the specials of the day swayed us another way. Stuffed baked potato and chicken cheesesteak. A little pricy for what it was but it is located on the golf course. Both were tasty and filling. We left full and satisfied. A hidden gem that's worth a visit. Casual, clean and friendly service. May pop back in again if fate brings us this way.

Went at 5:30 and doors were locked on a weekend. Asked workers walking out if they were open, they…read moresaid they were getting ready to close. Website says they are open until 7. Will not be returning.

While finally traveling after ankle surgery this was a fantastic find while in New Jersey…read more The service was spectacular. Thank you Jules S. Although it's the second day of Fall I didn't fall. My flight choices were all spot on and so were our meal choices. I got a flight with an add on Mud Hen Something Special Sour POG beer as my add on. Wanted a local brewery and that was a perfect compliment to my other choices. Everything about here was clean and refreshing, perfect decor included outdoor seating. Plus plenty of tv for inside viewing if one chooses to do so.

Awesome service great bartenders... but honestly, it's a sports bar.Better control over the TV…read morewould be much appreciated. It's a sports bar no hockey...WTF

Core3Brewery is one of the newest breweries in NJ, and they join NJ's hub of breweries in the…read moreGloucester County area. It was the 96th brewery I have visited in NJ alone, and I was really impressed with Core3Brewery in how they offer things no other brewery offers. They are located in a former gas station, which had sat abandoned before they completely renovated it. It is the only brewery in NJ to my knowledge that has that gas station feel, and it completely works. There is beautiful woodwork on the inside as well as a nice patio, too. You almost feel as if you are in a log cabin in Colorado. Exploring NJ through the eyes of breweries has taught me a lot about my own state. I have found that the people in this part of the state are definitely the friendliest. If you go to Core3Brewery, you will meet some really down-to-earth, friendly folks from around there. The beers themselves tend to be light, drinkable, and malty. They are not hop-bombs. However, what really makes Core3Brewery stand out regarding their beer is that they have beer-tails, or basically cocktails based upon beer. I had their Sunday-only special, which was a Bloody Mary over an IPA, and it was totally original and delicious. Both co-owner and founder Alexi and his employee were very welcoming to me, too. The major reason I enjoy small beer is that they appreciate your business. I got a free sticker!

Nice little Visited Core3 Brewery in Clayton, NJ and really enjoyed the experience. It's a cute…read morespot with tons of character, and the outdoor area looks like it would be amazing on a nice day, plenty of space to relax and enjoy a drink. I ordered the hazy IPA based on the bartender's recommendation, and it was a great pick. Smooth, flavorful, and exactly what I was looking for. The staff was friendly and helpful, which added to the overall vibe. If you're in the area and want a laid-back brewery with good beer and a fun atmosphere, give them a try.

Let me sum it up first then I'll get more detailed: Awesome beer and a great vibe…read more Every beer I've had so far has been fantastic. They have actually introduced me to some new styles (Kentucky Common) and they usually offer a style that's unique in some way. Every time I've gone there I've come home with a crowler. My only criticism which dropped a star from the review is that they don't offer samples or small pours. What you order is what you get, good or bad. Luckily everything i've gotten so far has been excellent. As far the the atmosphere it's great. Small and cozy. No TVs, just a place for good conversation and listening to some vinyl. The service has always been great. Unfortunately they are only open three days a week.

Owners are just great people. The beers are truly handcrafted and I always look forward to trying…read moresomething new. Their support of local music, myriad of speakers and community events, Sunday trail hikes, etc. bring a much needed addition to the local culture. Worth going off the beaten path for a visit. Seasonal outdoor seating and gas fire pits. Very interesting and cozy decor located in a 200 year old barn. Elmer diner is just around the corner if you want to grab a bite as well.

If you love memorable service by impressive barkeepers AND getting value for your money AND a cozy…read morepub... then go to Kavanagh's Irish Pub & Grille in Malaga where you can have all 3 at the same time! The food here is delicious. There are a ton of options to choose from, and everything is made fresh and served hot (I mean, unless it's supposed to be served cold, like a salad - you know what I mean people!). They have daily specials and you may need to sit down for this one: they honor their specials for take-out. What? Yes, that is correct. Monday: wing night Tuesday: tacos Wednesday: cheesesteaks Thursday: burgers Try them all and see what you like! Over the past decade, I've gotten to know the bartenders a little bit and I appreciate them because they serve good drinks and are friendly. They are also prompt! When they have a moment, they take the time to chat a little with me and I like that. The pub itself is cozy. The lighting is always appropriate for what's going on and there are plenty of TVs around, displaying the local sports teams. Sometimes there is live entertainment, too. You can sit and eat at the bar but there are also booths, tables, and high-tops to choose from. I uploaded some menu photos because this site did not have any. Go check out Kavanagh's Irish Pub & Grille - I know you will love it!

ok i have not been here yet but got excited at the thought of an irish pub near me! this,message is…read morefor the owners! i was in the business 30 years, and all you need to do is,read all the reviews to get a feel what is wrong! Management needs to step up their game, have a training process for new hires, have rules in place for protocol, sidework checked by manager before anyone leaves, when business is slow, vacume, wipe stuff down, make sure rest rooms are immaculate, checking every couple hours, kitchen should be immaculate with food walk-ins super clean, food dated, and correct temperature of foods that are being used while service is on! i want to visit but im not as excited after reading these reviews! Management!! youre in charge!! be more assertive! patrons,should have a completely enjoyable dining experience every single time!!

WOODSTOWN: Farmers & Bankers Brewing is another must-visit New Jersey brewery where leashed,…read morewell-behaved dogs are welcome both indoors and outdoors! Their extensive tap list has something for everyone, and we love grabbing a flight to sample a few at once. Highlights for us were the Mango Passion Fruit hard seltzer and the Barn Sour. They also offer non-alcoholic options like an "IPA" as well as classic soft drinks. Guests are welcome to bring their own food, and you can check their website for the rotating food truck schedule. The tasting room is spacious, with bar seating, plenty of tables for groups, and even a merchandise room featuring an old safe deposit box from the former bank, a fun and unique touch. Outside, you will find a beer garden with additional seating, while inside there is a pinball machine tucked near an artsy hallway. The staff is attentive, knowledgeable, and happy to share recommendations, making every visit a welcoming experience.

Neat-Clean-Simple…read more That's the perfect description for Farmers and Bankers. Rolled in early on a Saturday afternoon and while there were a steady stream of people going in and out, in never got too crowded. We found our couch in the corner and hid over there amongst the plants. A few necessaries to keep in mind: No issues with parking here. F&B has some of their own spaces and if worse comes to worse, there is a public parking lot across the street by the diner that has enough spaces to probably cover whatever is happening in Woodstown. No food here per law but there are several restaurant options close by and most if not every Saturday there is some type of food truck parked out front. No table service, but it's no biggie. Up to the bar and place your order, pay right there or give them a card to open a tab and if have it settled when your done. Philly Hop Bomb - CranApple (aka Crapple) Seltzer Both were good for what they are. Nice subtle smooth cranberry flavor and a very upfront citrusy hop explosion. Also kudos to the awesome tune selection. The volume is quite loud but when we walked in they were blaring The Boy In Bubble from Paul Simon's Graceland and 38 years on, that's not a song you here anywhere. Nice. Overall, we had a very good time and while we are really never in the Woodstown area (it's business - nothing personal), if the whit and whimsy of life brings us back, F&B is definitely on the itinerary for round II. farmersandbankersbrewing.com/on-tap

Awesome lunch with my wife and our server Tiffany was so attentive and really helped us out with…read moreour drink and meal choices! She's definitely a five star server. Heather the manager came around to check on us and was very welcoming. Try it out... I don't think you'll be disappointed.

The service was okay, a bit slow but it was a weekday afternoon. We ordered a crab cake sandwich…read moreand a taco salad. The taco salad was pretty good but the crab cake was not fresh at all. We did let the server know when he finally came back in to check in and he was apologetic, but the $17 sandwich was still on the bill with no discount even though two bites had been taken from it. I don't mind paying but $17 for a clearly not fresh sandwich should have been comped or, had we been checked on in a reasonable time, it could've been replaced for a fresh one. I will not be back as theres plenty of other good eats in Millville.

Here's a cleaned-up, well-written version of your review:…read more Stopped in with some friends the other day, and it was a pretty cool place. I'd never been here before, but it was clean and inviting. They have a couple of nice rooms where you can sit, relax, and watch TV. They have a dedicated cornhole room which was cool. There's an outside area that appeared to be closed that day, they also have an upper level you can rent out for parties, along with a ballroom available for larger events. The beer I tried was pretty good, and the Oktoberfest was excellent. They don't serve food, but you can scan a QR code to order from local spots. The bartenders were friendly, service was quick, and we had no issues at all. Overall, everything was great. I'd definitely stop by again.

Buena Connection is the newest brewery to hit the South Jersey brewing scene, having just opened…read moretheir doors on April 26, 2025. The space - wow. Housed in a former fitness and racquetball facility, at 18,000 square feet it is massive and easily one of the biggest breweries in NJ in terms of its taproom size. As it wasn't originally designed as a brewery, it has a lot of interesting quirks, like an old racquetball court repurposed as a cornhole space, bathrooms with old saunas in them, and an awkwardly placed bar in the main entryway. The leather couches and arcade games in the upstairs mezzanine area are pretty cool, along with a 1958 red convertible on display downstairs. I have a son and love kids, but if kids are not your thing, just be aware that they have a whole children's play area with toys and activities for little ones. There were lots of little kids running around when we visited on a Saturday afternoon. Looking at their Facebook page, they do a ton of events (some, like "Crafts for the littles!" are designed specifically with kids in mind), food trucks, and discounts on different days for occupations like teachers and healthcare heroes (10%), and military and first responders (15%). Nothing really stood out to me about the service as they were fairly busy and just rushing to get the beer out. Which brings us to the beer. We visited one week after their grand opening, and there were 7 beers on tap plus a blueberry seltzer. My girlfriend and I each got a flight ($14 per flight) so we were able to try everything available. I'm no professional beer critic, and taste in beer is subjective, so take this with a grain of salt: I thought the beer was just ok. Nothing stood out to me or wowed me at all. Normally after we get a flight, we like to get a full pour of something, but there was nothing we were keen on trying again once we finished our flights, so we left. I would love to come back in a few months to see how their beer evolves and see any changes they might make as they figure out the space and the business.

We just met another very personable server. There are 2 Ashleys working there that we enjoy…read more Tonight we had the pleasure of being served by Kate. If one can have more than 1 favorite... how about 3? Good job, Doug. Always loved his meals. Our favorite place.

Love this restaurant that's kind of like a "Cheers". Theresa the Bartender treats everyone like…read morefamily. Emma greats you with a smile when you enter the restaurant and my husband & I look for a seat at the Bar to sit with friends we have made over the years. We have had so many cozy days spent here. Shout out to Theresa who always treats us extra special and knows what we like. Not to mention some of the best in house Soups I've ever had. Some snowy day I'm going to fetch me some!

I wished they had a bigger selection of craft beers But…read morecompared to other places in the area they have a good selection

I wasn't originally going to check in, but because of what happened I felt that I needed to and…read moreleave a review. I usually stop by here a couple times a month to pick up a few craft brews as well as some low carb beer. I found a 4 pack from a NJ brewery and decided to try it. I picked up a couple more 4 packs of others as well. After paying I grabbed my stuff and headed to the car. I had one 4 pack nestled under my left arm and another perched on top of that. As I was walking away from the register I heard a metallic pop from one the 4 packs. I looked down and it looked like one just popped out of the retainer and I didn't think anything more about it. After just getting out the door, one of the cans literally exploded. This caused the 4 pack resting on top top topple to the ground. My other hand was full so I couldn't stop it. I stuck my foot out to help break the fall but it still hit the ground and one of those cans popped and started spraying beer as well. There was a woman coming in as I was leaving and she assisted me as I was now covered in beer and cans were rolling around the ground in front of me. I went ahead and put the undamaged items in my car and headed back in with the damaged items. The lady that assisted me had already went in and gave the cashier a heads up as to what happened because she saw everything. When I made it inside, another cashier, maybe the manager was very apologetic and called to the back and had someone bring me new replacements. I'm completely covered in beer. Technically,I guess he didn't have to replace the ones I dropped but he did anyway. The cashier that checked me out said she heard it explode from inside the store. The customer service is top notch. The store is on an easily accessible corner and is neat, clean and orderly. Well lit. As for the beer that exploded, I tried one of the non exploding versions and it was meh. I didn't hate it, but I have certainly had better. Also, if the woman that helped me in the parking lot sees this, thank you and DM me. I want to take you to dinner. I lost track of you in the fray.