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    The Folk Project

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    1776 Morristown

    1776 Morristown

    3.5
    (412 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$$
    Locally owned & operated
    Walk-ins welcome

    Gotta try their clothesline bacon (along with the presentation)…read more We have been here multiple times and have used their TopGolf Swing Suites on numerous occassions (all of their apps are quickly brought to the table). We had only one gripe as we had to wait a 1/2 hour for a suite even though we had a reservation. Each time though the service is fantastic. At the main restaurants - their bar is big...and always busy. Their bartenders are friendly and attentive. Their steaks are great and cooked to perfection! Prices are on the high side but worth it. Only one time did we have an awful experience and the waiter was rude. The manager made up for it and then some! Stop in and ENJOY!

    It's always an amazing experience here, and this is the perfect spot for a special occasion dinner…read more We started off with lobster rolls which were perfectly portioned and delicious. An appetizer order comes with three small slider style rolls. For mains we shared the chicken parm and veggie ravioli. The chicken parm was an absolute show stopper. They do that thing where they come to the table with a hot pan of cheesy sauce and pour it over the cutlet. It tasted even better than it looked, and I love that this came paired with paccheri pasta. The spring ravioli is a nice and light dish and came with lots of fresh veggies. Love the vibes on the patio and an aperol spritz was the perfect drink to enjoy outside on a nice day. Shoutout to Daniel who is the best server ever and was so nice to bring us out a little treat for my hubs birthday. I'm never disappointed here!

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    The Liberty Lounge is located in between our 1776 by David Burke main dining room and our TopGolf Swing Suite
    The Liberty Lounge is located in between our 1776 by David Burke main dining room and our TopGolf Swing Suite
    The 1776 Bar is located in our main dining room
    The 1776 Bar is located in our main dining room
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    The Stirling Tavern

    The Stirling Tavern

    4.0
    (603 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$$

    First time at the Stirling Tavern, plenty of places to sit. We sat in the bar area at a table. Liam…read morewas the bartender and our waiter, he provided excellent service. Drinks were made well and didn't seem lite on ingredients. Food was also amazing! Burgers were very good and cooked to perfection. We each got a different side and I think the onion rings were the best!

    Second chance visit in a month to give it another shot. Two weeks ago the roof deck started fine…read morewith a great view and lovely spot but Bucko's old fashioned was child's play - too sweet, too weak, and the Bee Sting serviceable but again, elementary. Bartender heavily promoted the chilled Somen Noodles. Flavorless starchy noodles struggled in an equally in insipid broth of sweat. Perhaps the most flavorless meal I've ever been served. While the Korean BBQ wings had a decent flavor, zippy sweet and sassy, the cook chose to coat the wings with something other than chicken skin. Burger serviceable. Delicate Gem lettuce a bit busy with char but tasty. 16 bucks for a meager supplemental piece of salmon seems rich. Fast forward and we try again, after all we all have a bad night now and then. Other Half is delicious (of course) but my Stoly rocks featured both the smallest poor this side of Salt Lake City only to be bathed in watery melting ice. Shockingly I was rewarded with paying again for the replacement - a single cube version with barely a jigger. Vodka rocks drinkers deserve better. I'm a fan of Octopus but Stirling is not. There was a creative attempt made with the Octopus, but the escabeche marinade, chorizo, sofrito, crispy smashed potatoes, potato espuma is a melange of confusion. Poor Octopus. Lost. Escabeche and everything else is steam rolled by the Chorizo and heavy chili and paprika. The potatoes were dumplings. Nothing crispy here. The same cannot be said for the Poke Bowl. The dish is bland and not composed. Rather it's a collection of ingredients - unseasoned dry cucumber, a pile of plain soybeans, and bright pickled radish and carrots surrounding an island of plain rice covered in quality tuna - but the Tuna (which was excellent) was drowned in spicy mayo drowning the quality. Service was efficient and polite. Gracious. But I'm sorry, for these prices the place is sterile and all about margin. Avoid.

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    Mayo Performing Arts Center

    Mayo Performing Arts Center

    3.9
    (101 reviews)
    1.7 mi

    Arts & culture abound in the Garden State, particularly in the state's rare gem of Morris County…read more Nestled on South Street in the heart of Morristown, the Mayo Performing Arts Center (MPAC) stands as a beacon for art lovers and music enthusiasts alike. With its rich history dating back to 1937, this establishment has transformed from a movie theater into a vibrant hub for performing arts boasting an assortment of exciting events year-round that features everything from in-person concerts and comedy shows to livestreams and virtual events. Walking through its doors feels like stepping into another world--one filled with anticipation and excitement. My partner and I were lucky to obtain tickets via an online market reseller (the Tickets Center) at Left Orchestra, row P, for last night's performance of Riverdance 30. Upon entering this warm and inviting venue as first-timers with an orchestra and the balcony section, we were greeted by the staff and waited for the doors to open 30 minutes before the start of the show. The bar on the main floor had alcohol, soda, chips, and other light snacks. Our cushiony seats were comfortable, providing a clear view of the stage and a great sound system. The show was a fusion of traditional and contemporary Irish as well as international dance. The music is choreographed with stunning costumes and cutting-edge visuals, bringing its magic to audiences. Prices were comparable to the area and artist. Parking was offered via the online market reseller, and I purchased it. The location was a 15 min walk, and we were okay with that. It was so easy to enter and exit without the congestion. However, the QR scan ticket provided by them was not able to be scanned at the destined location machine. As a result, I had to pay twice. When communicating with this reseller, they refused to refund, as it was a final sale. We had an amazing time and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great night out by contacting directly the Mayo PAC and not Tickets-Center.

    My friend and I had a nice time at this venue seeing Darren Criss. It was my first time there and I…read morewas worried about finding parking but found a spot at the DeHart garage right down the street. Getting my tickets at will call and security/check in was a breeze. They had a nice little concession stand and the ushers helped us find our seats. I'll definitely consider this venue for upcoming shows!

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    Blind Boys of Alabama
    Terry Fator tonight!
    Terry Fator tonight!
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    Grasshopper off the Green

    Grasshopper off the Green

    3.1
    (248 reviews)
    1.7 mi
    $$

    paul made a dismal January 2 winter's visit a time full of hygge as we say in Denmark. I'd left…read moreanother Irish eatery-drinkery in town because the teen-ish greeter sat me in the middle of a room at a two person near picnic table and she could care less. Not Paul. He warmly welcomed this weary traveler on frosty foot by inviting me to sit wherever I'd like. He then attended to me by walking the football field (or pitch) length of the bar to take and bring my orders with nary a complaint or grimace. And the shepard's pie was the best I've ever had in my life INCLUDING IN IRELAND (coming close the edging out one I had in Kilkenny!) The French Onion soup had a veritable salad of liquid cheese solidified into gullet-cramming ecstasy with the soup itself reminding me of my first such onion soup in Montmartre at Mere Catherine in Paris as a tot - an eatery that is there to this day. And don't tell my new trainer at the gym I INHALED THE SAVORY CHEESE CAKE WITH A GIANT TWO DOLLOPS OF WHIPPED CREAM! And though I'd just told my gastroenterologist in town I don't drink - and Hand to God I don't, I asked which of the Blessed Bushmills they had and Paul recited the trilogy of Regular and Black and Honey! So what's like sure to be my one Bushmills of 2026 glazed and soothed by Arctic Throat with the delicacy of the world's oldest drilled whisky - years ago I visited the distillery in Northern Ireland where it's said while the whisky cures in casks, that which evaporates is the Angel's Share. So this true Irish jewel - not far from the Green where men and women were hung for crimes but now just hang out in warmer times, is here with its doors and arms often. If St. Paul's for soul salvage, this Paul was for good spirits' salvage. THANK YOU!

    Have really struggled to find bar food here that is really edible, the burger is OK to mediocre,…read moreand the nachos were disgusting. The drinks are not usually balanced, as there is a mosquito that is made with Sprite. They definitely take the quantity over quality approach. It is disappointed, based on how large the space is and its prime location. The chili is pretty good, but that was all I have found so far. I have been told that they have good prime rib and that will be the next thing I try. The service downstairs is much better than the service upstairs, which typically leaves much to be desired, but the Hispanic server was much better than the older white man.

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    SEE THE FEATHERED DETAIL AND CARE THAT SITS BETOP THIS BOWL OF SHEPARD'S  PIE CHOPPED MEST SAVORINESS?
    SEE THE FEATHERED DETAIL AND CARE THAT SITS BETOP THIS BOWL OF SHEPARD'S PIE CHOPPED MEST SAVORINESS?
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