The food was delicious a wine choice for everyone Husband wished they had beer too service was a…read morebit sloppy and slow but we got by think they're just learning to know how to do it best way need more experience

My review is based on the food and atmosphere…read more Came here with a group and we had a preselected menu. The flatbread and chips for the table were good. My Ceasars salad was not good. I didn't like the dressing which I am assuming was homemade. The dressing had a metallic flavor but no real flavor. Too acidic. Now on to my entree. I got the roasted chicken which was well seasoned but a bit dry. The sweet potatoes that came with the chicken were under cooked and the skin still on. Flavor though was good. We ended the meal with dessert. I went with the apple cobbler. This was disappointing. It was just rolled oats and warm pie filling. Service was good. If you want a lovely atmosphere and good wine this place is for you but for food I would pass.

Yesterday, 05/02/26, my husband & I decided to check out Armageddon Brewing on the first stop of…read moreour date night for a night cap. A GF sent me a TikTok reel of the Brewery since she has celiac & I have a GF intolerance. My husband & I enjoyed both of our flights we got. As seen in the picture provided I did a cider flight as well as my husband. Then my husband decided to try the meads and did a flight of those. I ended up just getting a 4 Oz of another cider. The staff were super helpful with recommendations & they were super friendly! We enjoyed the environment of the Brewery as well! Will definitely have to take a trip back again soon!

Wow. This place is incredible. Looks like a typical NJ brewery both inside and out (located in an…read moreindustrial park with the usual exposed beam ceiling and concrete floors inside) but plot twist: they only brew ciders and meads. No beer. But the ciders and meads are phenomenal. My girlfriend and I stopped in yesterday on a Saturday afternoon, which was our first time there. We each tried a cider flight and a mead flight and loved everything. Definite standouts for me were the Mother Muse and Tulsi (both had a nice mix of sweet fruit taste with a hint of herbs like rosemary and basil) and the Ayamarcay with its decadent peanut/chocolate flavor. The story of how this place came to be is just as incredible. Founding member Christian Annese was misdiagnosed many years ago with Celiac, which led him to the world of ciders and meads. At the time, NJ laws made it incredibly difficult to brew quality cider, and mead was effectively illegal. So Christian and his partners worked tirelessly with NJ legislators to change the law, and in 2020 Armageddon opened for business. Highly recommend a visit. We will definitely be back!

Lovely ambience Great wine…read moreGood customer service Good music Friendly and knowledgeable owner

First visit to try out their wines. Very pleasant surroundings and really unique tasting room…read morethat's in house that's been converted. Feels very homey. Service was friendly and I think overall the prices here are reasonable. Was not big on their whites - they were a bit to austere for our taste. The grunier vetliner holds promise but it's missing some of that wonderful pepper spicy note that you typically get. On the red side, they're entry-level wine, which is Redbone was actually our favorite kind of a pizza style light red. I also thought the title, which is there biggest red was pretty decent and they had a new release which I didn't catch the name of but tasted, and it was a Good one as well. Knocked on some cheese and bread with a music in the background and a beautiful deck. A worthwhile destination on a beautiful Saturday

We attended a 3-stop tour for a bachelor party. Our guide, Anthony, was very knowledgeable and…read moreenthusiastic. When our first tour bus's air conditioning was broken, Anthony ensured we were comfortable by working to get us a new bus. The tour consisted of stops at three breweries, where we received tours and tastings of different types of beers. We learned a lot during the tour. Overall we had a great experience!

Sam was the best tour guide! He is so funny and personable. The tour felt very VIP with the 6 of…read moreus, and I credit it to Sam. I liked having beers chosen for me to try something new, and each place was a fun adventure. Book this. Good luck on your dissertation defense Sam!!

My husband and I had the pleasure of experiencing the Atlantic City food tour on Sat October 21st…read more It was a very small group which made the tour more personal. We first started with White House subs--delicious!!! Then we had a fish taco which I've never had and that was also delicious! We took a walk on the boardwalk, ate some fudge and also took in some art at the Noyes Art Garage. We finished our tour at Angelo's on Fairmount and this was phenomenal! It was an awesome tour guided by Audrey and she is the best! She is very knowledgeable of the town's history and the different cultures and cuisines. I would highly recommend On The Town Food Tours for locals ( like myself) and non locals. It's a fun filled , informative and delicious way to spend an afternoon!!!

Yes. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable about the town history. She was outgoing and…read moreapproachable when asked questions and did her best to keep pace with the restaurant admissions. Restaurateurs were gracious upon our arrival and food was very good.

On September 23, 2016 we attended an inaugural pop-up Wine & Food Festival that was sponsored by…read moreHiP (Haddon Heights in Progress). - Portions of Station and Atlantic avenue roads were closed down to allow for foot traffic only. - They had a welcome tent where you purchased your stemless wine tasting glass for $10.00. This allowed you to sample free wine from all the wine merchants. Plus you were given (1) free beer ticket. Purchasing was painless and the entire process was well-organized! - Good signage throughout the festival. - Beer Garden: St. Benjamins, Lunacy, Tuckahoe, Spellbound, Victory & Tonewood, $5.00 a beer. - Wine tastings: Amalthea, Sharrott, Dimatteo, Southwind and Summit City wineries. - Food trucks: Oink-n-Moo BBQ, Charlie's Crepes, Not your Mama's Tacos etc. - Music: live bands throughout different sections of the festival. They had a few tables/chairs set-up to allow you to sit down while eating. Otherwise, you had to cop-a-squat on the street curbs. Some people were lucky and commandeered Gazebo seating. Perhaps they could set-up more seating next time? We had a great time and I am looking forward to next years event. Hoping to see more beer and food-truck offerings.

Very nice atmosphere and the live events are great. You can always find something to do here.read more

Our Women's Group went to Wilson's Saturday Breakfast Brunch to celebrate Galentine's Day and my…read morebirthday. The brunch buffet had a variety of delicious breakfast and lunch items that did not disappoint. The restaurant is nicely decorated with striking Black art displayed throughout the space. The live DJ Malcolm Hill got the dance party started with his great humor and birthday shoutouts. He opened up the dance floor and had everyone out of their seats having a great time! Our girls' group will definitely keep Wilson's as a go-to spot for great food, drinks, music, and entertainment!!!

Absolutely delicious surface great really recommend anybody knew the Philadelphia arearead more

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