We camp here twice a year to visit family. Now a lot of the Elks members have also become family…read more They are always very welcoming to visiting Elks. Meals are always good. Lots of activities on the calendar. Great bartenders and members.

Always great, been a member for several years. Like the once month steak nights. Nice calendar…read moreof events which includes kids events

Sketchy neighborhood didn't put me off, but the horrific smells in the ladies room on two separate…read moreoccasions, along with the lack of soap and only cold water coming out of the tap, grossed me out. Combine that with the fact that staff and customers were coughing into their HAND (not sleeve) and then touching things. NO thanks.

They definitely were playing some fun music that night. It's a shame the photo booth was not…read moreworking. Great place. Great music when they have that 90's euro disco music. The man selling the food in the back was very nice at beginning of the night when it got more crowded, I think he took on more than he could handle and was not very nice. Very snappy at that point. I still bought one of the pupusas & to me, it did not taste great. I would definitely return here again. It's very easy to miss though if you're driving by.

Always been there for me. I've had many operations & am permanently crippled. Claymont Lions club…read morehas provided me with walkers, wheelchairs, crutches, & eyeglasses for over 15 years. *I might need a new walker & wheelchair, since both have been buried under the snow in the yard for 4 days* They also have amazing pancake breakfasts. I never know when they are anymore. Great, friendly group of people. They accept everyone as an equal. Every time I see someone who is struggling with a crumbling walker or a falling apart wheelchair, I give them the number to call the Claymont Lions club.

We were heading over to the rodeo and not sure where to eat. We looked up a few close places and…read moresettled on this one. We were a little confused when we saw it was a golf club but it's open to the public. The food is awesome. We got a few appetizers. Truffle fries. Battered zucchini flowers which I had never had before. Those were so good. If you get a side salad with a sandwich instead of fries it's still a large helping. Most times when you sub out you get a weak salad. My friend got the sugar bacon burger which he said was awesome. That's kinda what I wanted but then I panic picked the blackened tuna sandwich. Which was delicious so I'm not upset. Wife got a taco salad that came in a large corn chip bowl. Tons of chicken on it. Very large portions. Got there around 4 and had the place to ourselves just about for a while. Very friendly staff.

An absolute gem located in the country area Salem NJ. Part of the golf club that's located right…read morebehind the restaurant as well for a nice view of the greens. We were waited on right away by the sweetest lady that was also controlling the bar area. Plenty of room for functions which they have regularly during the week. The food was top notch so delicious. My pretzel bun gouda filet sandwich has to be the best sandwich I've had in a bit. Some would say it's... so Gouda! My fiancés chicken sandwich with spinach dip on it has to be a must do for any other restaurant. The 2 went so well with each other on a soft roll & cheese. Perfection

Great place to catch a meeting of AA and Meetings of Bill…read more Speaker, Topic and Literature meetings

I attended a tea with the Drexel Women in Business organization. The space is elegant! It is or…read morewas a private Women's club. The entrance is street level with a coat room, bathrooms, and a sitting room. The staircase going upstairs is beautiful. There is also an elevator. The event spaces are similar to a parlor. The tea sandwiches and small desserts were delicious. Tea, coffee, soda and wine were also available. The third floor parlor had plenty of room for 6-7 tables. It was easy to hear the speaker. The venue is impeccably clean.

I visited The Acorn Club not in its role as a "premier private women's club," but as the guest of…read morean alumnae and CLE event. A single, small elevator--furnished with a small love-seat bench, which seemed slightly unnecessary and space-stealing for the limited number of floors housed in The Acorn Club--brought us to the second floor and its dining room. The Acorn Club's dining room is absolutely beautiful: especially the blue, damask wallpaper and the glittering chandeliers and wall sconces. The table seats and cloth napkins (both shades of dusky rose) were luxurious to the touch and the table settings were impeccable. Food-wise, the appetizer and dessert stole the show. The butternut squash soup was piping hot, creamy, and delicious--very similar to the version my mother makes for holidays. And the chocolate-and-vanilla mousse garnished with milk and white chocolate shavings was perfect (as was the almond lace cookie I may have also sampled). Meanwhile, the main course of (dry) chicken and (overdressed) salad was only so-so. Service-wise, the servers was a little surlier than you might expect in that setting, but for one of my fellow diners a polite and slightly apologetic response for putting her water glass too far to the center of the table seemed to break the ice enough to allow the server to seem less resentful. We left wondering how one becomes a member of this Club. Unfortunately the website still leaves us wondering.

Great place to visit. Located in the city so parking could be a challenge. There are some spots…read morealong the street and also a garage nearby. Check the on street parking kiosk for prices/hours. There is a huge staircase to get up to the speakeasy once you find the red door. The website says there is an elevator if needed. Once inside, you will immediately get the speakeasy vibe with the moody and dark decor, as well as the period appropriate lighting and seating options. There's some small intimate areas, as well as a main bar, a side seating bar area, and a back area with tables and chairs. I would recommend reservations. You can pick the bar or lounge when making reservations on their website. From the moment you enter, you will get terrific service. The host was great and we were early for our reservation, but we were seated at the bar as requested. As soon as we sat down, the bartender greeted us with waters and a sample of a bourbon punch. The entire visit was filled with very attentive staff who were always friendly and knowledgeable about the offerings on the menu. The drinks are well thought out and very good. The quality of the ingredients, as well as the flavor profiles work well. It is very difficult to pick from their crafty menu. We tried a total of 4 drinks and all were delicious. Highly recommend the Papucho - such an excellent mix of flavors that are well balanced and a very unique flavor. Honestly, not sure you will find one drink on this menu that isn't delicious. They do offer a menu of various foods. We ordered the octopus and the roasted monk fish. Both were fantastic. The servings are not big so be prepared to order dental dishes or just come with the intention of not getting a massive meal. They are good portions for a small dinner or think tapas. Overall, they have a fabulous experience with some super delicious drinks. Well done!

Returned either a group of friends, for their first time! So glad this place continues to impress…read moregoing forward. Our server was amazing (I wish I remembered his name!), the food was delicious, and the drinks never fail to impress. The only issue we have every time we go is that they unfortunately always run out of a few dishes on the menu (and always seems to be the ones we want)! In addition, calling the restaurant has been difficult, it has often gone straight to voicemail for me. For that reason make sure to make reservations ONLINE (that has never failed). Come EARLY if you want to ensure you'll get a menu item (we often get there around 8 pm or later, some menu items always run out for us). Regardless, this doesn't stop us from coming!