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    The Union House

    3.6 (114 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    THE UNION HOUSE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Happy hour specials
    Good for kids

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    Heather K.

    Well, that was $45 and an hour and a half of my life I can't get back. The Union House was beyond disappointing. We should have known by the empty parking lot at lunchtime on a weekend. My salads "vinaigrette" was oily and bland - the biscuits were dry and tasteless and the pulled pork sandwich was soggy, sparsely sauced and flavorless. Our server was... well, we had one. She was there mostly for the socialization rather than serving. All around Union House was disappointing. I'm being generous with the 2 stars. We would not recommend and will not return.

    New York strip steak

    Pretty good- the oysters were not fresh but everything else was great. The overall vibe was nice

    Mel M.

    BURLINGTON: The Union House is a block off the main strip of the downtown area and is a great find if you are looking for outdoor dining with your pup! The very spacious patio allows leashed and friendly dogs to join you for lunch and dinner and offers a large menu to please any palette. We stopped in for a drink and enjoyed a warm fall day under the covered outdoor bar. It can get a bit hot on the patio depending on the sun angle, so make sure your pup is comfortable.

    Pear salad

    Went for a late winter Sunday brunch date with reservations. Warmly welcomed and no wait to be seated. Great casual but trendy vibe inside. Atmosphere was cool and bustling but not overwhelming. Sat in a booth by the bar. Service was great. We both enjoyed a cider sangria off the sesonal cocktail menu. It was so good we ordered another round. Shared the cheese board, chicken and waffles. All were delish. Probably wouldn't get the cheese board again unless we had more people with us. Huge portions for just a couple but still loved all of it. Also played the ring toss bar game a bit between our drinks. Had fun interacting with folks sat at the bar. Overall we had a great time and will definitely be back for date night or with a group. Also cant wait to check out their brunch in warmer weather when their outdoor space is open.

    NanaAbena

    Food: Burgers were delicious, crab cakes where not too breaded. Wings came with sauces on the side and fried to perfection. Mimosas carafes can be shared between two people. Service/Ambiance : indoor and outdoor seating available. Has a southern vibe in doors with the decor. Great customer service from Gabrielle who also make great recommendations. The kitchen does allow you to make substitutions which was great. No complaints wonderful experience, we did not feel rushed to leave even when we were done eating with bill paid and still kept yapping away . Wonderful local gem !

    Green fried tomatoes

    Friendly quick service . Ordered green fried tomatoes as appetizer. Union house burger and craft beer. Food was very good. Prices alittle pricey for what you get. But a sign of the times. Overall a nice place .

    Pork Belly buns
    Josie T.

    Came to town to watch sunset and decided to get some quick bites. I thought the food is pretty good.

    mushroom burger
    Gabby A.

    We had a delicious lunch at The Union House! The staff was friendly, attentive, and made sure we felt comfortable and had a good experience. Their menu is very diverse, so there is definitely something for everyone here. We got the bean burger and the mushroom sandwich. Both were really good! I personally preferred the mushroom sandwich, which was comprised of fried oyster mushrooms (some of my favorite!), but both were perfect vegetarian sandwiches. We came back later at night to get their spinach and artichoke dip as a snack. While we enjoyed this, it did not live up to the two sandwiches.

    Smoke meatloaf over garlic mash with a side of string beans
    Andy B.

    Union House delivered! Great service and delicious food are what you can expect. Union House offers a wide variety of beer and drink options. We visited during restaurant week in Burlington County. A three course meal was available for a reasonable $36 pp. You get an appetizer, entree and desert for the special price. I opted not to order the specials but I did order one of the entree options: Smoked meatloaf. Served over garlic mash a long side string beans this entree offered plenty to eat! The only setback for the Union House is that the atmosphere is casual tavern, with that said given the high ceiling and table layout, the restaurant can get a bit noisy. This is a minor distraction and not a deterent. I will be back!

    Restaurant side bar
    Nia P.

    I like the two separate areas, one side is more of a bar with live music, and the other side is more restaurant like but still has a full bar. The pumpkin espresso martini was VERY good. The pork belly lettuce wraps were good. I feel like it could have had a little more pork, but the taste was decent enough. The Brussels sprouts were very good. My friend got the tuna, this is the second time she's ordered it and she loved it. Service was good too.

    NY strip
    Kathi D.

    Food was delish, service by Georgia was impeccable! We had a cozy booth and enjoyed everything. Very diverse crowd which I love!! If I had to critique something it would be larger plates or side plates, as you can see by the pic it's loaded but I'm not complaining. I will recommend and return.

    Adrienne C.

    Our first visit and definitely won't be our last. Atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Asked our server what he recommended and his suggestions were on point. I had the chicken pot pie which comes with a house salad, hubby had the buffalo wings and truffle fries. Food was served piping hot. Last but not least a huge shout out to our server Juan - he was friendly, attentive and on point.

    Blue point oysters
    Ilene S.

    Great place for happy hour, but be away the oysters (buck a shuck) are on Monday nights only. Good food and good drinks

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