I've had Bonesaw's beer plenty of times from the liquor store, and have been to their original…read morelocation in Glassboro, but this was my first time at their new Pilot House at the Deptford Mall. My girlfriend and I stopped in for a few beers on a Saturday night in January. It's at the mall so plenty of parking. There were two bartenders working and the place was only about 1/3 full. We sat at the bar and each had two beers: the All Blacked Out (6.2% oatmeal stout) and Le Petit Démon (7% Belgian blonde ale). Both were very good. The taproom has a lot of fun aviation flourishes, like an old school flip board schedule that displays the beer menu, a runway on the floor leading to the bar, tables made from old wing engine turbines, and an actual plane hanging from the ceiling. It's very spacious and well decorated inside. There were a few families there with seven kids all under 3 plus a baby, and the kids were running around chasing each other while screaming bloody murder. I have a hyperactive child of my own and don't mind kids in breweries, but I know this can be a contentious topic for many in NJ breweries, with some breweries going so far as to institute 21+ hours. To their credit, after awhile (and without prompting from any patrons), one of the bartenders walked over and politely asked the adults to coral their children, and they did comply, and so peace was restored. All told, a decent spot to grab a beer with many good choices. While I prefer Bonesaw's Glassboro location, we would probably come back here some time.

It's cool to see a brewery land in the Deptford Mall, the mall of my teen years. Revitalization is…read moregreat, and I'm glad to see the old Sears area take on a new form. The only reason why I deducted a star from this review is because the service was abysmal. We walked in mid-day on the day after Christmas. It was a rare PTO day for me, and my mom and I had just wrapped up some shopping in the mall. The brewery is industrial with a large plane and cute skeleton pilot overhead. I noticed a vintage atlas accent in their private room, which was closed at the time, that would lay the backdrop for some fun photos I'm sure. All told, the brewery space was well done. You could tell it had the same Bonesaw brand as their flagship location in Glassboro too. I had a general idea of what I wanted to order from checking their menu in advance. There was one person ahead of me in line, but then a second line opened up. No pleasantries from the bartender, just very snappy behavior. I felt extremely rushed in ordering my flight. I asked for advice on which seltzers to order, and he said the raspberry and peach were their best sellers, so I went with them without even perusing the rest of the seltzer list. I also ordered the pumpkin queen cream ale and the tropical hearts sour. As I was signing my receipt, he ordered the next guy up, and the two of them talked over my flight. It was gross, like have y'all forgotten about Covid, the flu, RSV? Please wait the literal two seconds for me to add a tip and sign my name to get out of the way. This wasn't some packed to the gills bar, so there was no reason for it. I hoped that it was just a fluke, like maybe he had a crummy holiday or something, but I mentioned the service in one of my Untappd check-ins and one of my Untappd friends replied saying they experienced the exact same thing on their visit and it made them leave after just a couple beers. I'd say they should consider some coaching on customer service if they want repeat visitors, as I'd hesitate to return to this location personally. As for the beers, I'd say the tropical hearts was my favorite. The pumpkin came with a sugared rim, which was cool but sticky as it was messily done and went down the side of the glass. I wasn't a huge fan of either seltzer as they were on the artificial side, an issue that afflicts many seltzers. I wouldn't say avoid this space, as the beer was generally good and the space is nice. I do hope the service improves in time.

Good selection but TINY store. Good if you don't need anything special and for last minute…read moreshopping. Supportive help available

Just wow! On the…read moreroad that needs a bit of repair, behind the regal movie theater. It's a very unassuming building. Once inside, it's like being inside a giant Willy Wonka version of alcohol. Literally anything I could think of I could find. *Hugh end liquor and vintage wines -- there *Frothing agents for cocktails -- they got it *Needed glassware for any cocktail -- they've got that too *Any beer, wine, liquor. Regardless of what it is -- yep they've got that Only being about 2O min give or take from Philadelphia, it's definitely worth a trip. For example, a bottle of Clase Azul Reposado usually sells for $179 a bottle. Here, it's just $159. I will definitely be back.

Love the music. Love the ambiance. (Neither open nor closed. Music is not that loud, listen if you…read morewant. Game shelf to enjoy.) Nice lady at the bar. Great beer at a reasonable price.

WOODBURY: Eight & Sand Beer Co is a dog friendly brewery and a great spot to check out during…read moretravel to South Jersey. Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed inside the tasting room and at the outdoor patio. The indoor tasting room is cozy and there were families celebrating the holidays with their friends. The outdoor space is really nice with adirondack chairs and fire pits. There is even a fully covered outdoor porch as another seating option. We tried the Monkey & The Engineer hefeweizen, Holiday Hef hefeweizen, Somethin' Pumpkin, and they were all solid and tasty! There are 20 beers on tap in a variety of styles. Watch the game on their TVs, bring your own food, and enjoy the day out with your whole family! They have a parking lot and there is also street parking. Eight & Sand is right next to the train tracks and they are inspired by trains in the naming of their place which wishes train crews a quick & safe travels.

Great place to relax and have a drink. There are always happy people here. Bartenders are great…read moreservice is fantadtic.

Great sports bar. Good place to watch a game. Typical bar food that wont break the bank. Server…read moreEmily is the best. She really knows her job. Emily always has a smile and makes you feel welcome. Good beer and drink selections.

We went in for ayce crabs with friends instead of Otts which isn't good anymore at least not the…read moreservice. This place was so much better and the service was so much better!! Madison was such a breath of fresh air and was so accommodating and friendly. Our experience was great Thanks to her. And there was no excuse needed for being short staffed or anything like that here. We will be back soon and we will look for Madison to be our server. Keep up the great work!!

Food Service and the band was fantastic (Fat Mezz) the cheese steak on the seeded roll was amazing!…read moreAlso the muscles in a hot marinara was great!

Traveling in from Ohio for this week's 4th of July and stopped here before visiting family. The…read moreoutside of the restaurant was very large. We arrived around 3:45 PM without reservations and they immediately took us to an open table. Iced Waters were instant. Our server was very pleasant and she took our order. Bread quickly followed with two types served: Italian with sesame seeds and focaccia; however I was puzzled that it was served with a plate of hot peppers and onions in a juice. It seemed off but perhaps it's a Jersey thing. I've been all over in Italy and have never seen this. Olive oil would have been fine along with a splash of balsamic vinegar. Either way I skipped bread condiments. Next came the Fried Tomatoes topped with Lump Crab as an appetizer, but once again I had another head-scratcher, as this dish wasn't typical. First the entire dish lacked seasoning plus salt. Then red tomatoes were used and we all know what happens when you try to fry one. It turns to water after you cut it. The lump crab is what probably made this dish pricey but 3 thinly slices of a red tomato caught me off guard. Now for the final knock out: I ordered the Bone In Pork Chop and impressed that I was asked how Iiked it prepared? I said 145 degrees. She said, you mean well- done. I stated no, that would be in a range of medium. Lo and behold, it was fantastically preparation temperature, but it came topped with the same peppers and onions concoction that came out with the bread. I had no idea that this was a smothered situation. My broccolini was also a mystery. The mashed potatoes were mid. Now on to my daughter's chicken Parmesan: She said that it lacked flavor and had to add salt and pepper and also stated that the sauce was loose and there was too little of it. My wife enjoyed her Salmon. Jersey is cooking differently!!!!! I forgot to add: Underneath of my pork chop I discovered a mysterious piece of corn. I had no corn in my dish??????

Patio dining is where it's at!…read more We visited Filomena's Lakeview with another couple on a Wednesday evening. We enjoyed a pre-dinner drink at the bar, and we were so impressed by how friendly the bartenders were. They were engaging and social. They set off our evening on a high note! My Pink Jaguar cocktail was beautiful and caused quite a buzz among the bar patrons! We opted to sit outside, and we are glad we did. The space is open and breezy but fully covered. No need to worry if a passing shower makes its way overhead. Steamed clams in white wine and Truffle fries for the table to start. Yum! All entrees are accompanied by a house salad or Ceasar salad. Our group ordered the Limone Chicken, Chicken Sfiziosa, Steak Frite, and the Eggplant Meatballs/Risotto. Everything came out piping hot and delicious. We loved everything. I know their linguine is house made, but not certain of the other pasta varietals. Cheesecake and Cannoli for dessert, because why not? Really nice experience! Our server was sweet and super-efficient. My only question for Filomena's Lakeview is "Where is the lake?" :)

The best pint of Guinness around, Gary is a master of his pouring. The entire staff is very…read morefriendly, and the owner is usually working doing something to help out. On top of the Guinness, they have an excellent liquor and beer selection. One thing to note is they have a special seasoning, the KTFO. It is a spicy, salty sweet seasoning that is the default on the fries and chips. Many people love it, but I personally can't stand sweet flavors, so if you are like me, order them "naked" and they will be regular.

My foodie bestie and I added Kid Rips to our must try list years ago and finally got around to…read moretrying it. Parking was a challenge on a Friday night as every space was full and turning around in the back lot involves making a k turn around the other vehicles who are also looking for a spot. We ended up parking down the street and walking over. We were seated immediately, as the bar has ample seating, both high tops and regular tables. My bff wasn't in the mood for a cocktail so we opted for Arnold palmers. Now, I am a HUGE avocado fan and I had heard about their infamous avocado fries so I was super excited about trying them. That may or may not have been the main reason for my visit. The avocado fries are fresh large slices of avocado breaded in panko and fried with a sweet and tangy spicy mayo sauce. I loved them but my bff wasn't as excited. He informed me he isn't a huge fresh avocado fan, so this one is for the avocado lovers. We also opted for the chicken parm rollers which is described as "Chicken mixed with ricotta cheese, herbs and spices rolled in panko breadcrumbs served with house made marinara and shaved parmesan" - they are chicken meatballs. We expected something else and now that we've had them and I re-read the description I'm not sure what we had in mind but it wasn't this. They were just okay. I think if they were placed on a plate with seasoned whipped ricotta and drizzled with pesto it could boost the flavor experience. For our entrees my bff got the chicken strips with the sweet and sassy sauce and I opted for the KO burger. My KO burger was delicious. The seeded brioche bun was buttery and fresh and the burger itself was flavorful. The fries were also fantastic. Fresh cut and sprinkled with a sweet seasoning, I didn't even feel the need to add ketchup or a side of aioli or anything. They were perfect. I didn't try my bffs chicken tenders but the sweet and sassy sauce tasted just like buffalo sauce. Pretty sure it was the wrong sauce but he didn't say anything to our server so that's on us. If you are looking for a bar to hang out and watch sports, get a drink, and have a great burger, I'd recommend this place - but maybe uber there.

I've seen their beers at my local liquor store but yesterday was my first time visiting the…read morebrewery. It's a gorgeous small space in the back of a massive indoor sports complex. Came here on a Saturday afternoon with my girlfriend and the place was absolutely mobbed. Packed to the rafters. Somehow we got two seats at the bar and were immediately greeted by one of the bartenders who asked us if it was our first time there and thanked us for coming in. I thought this was great customer service - despite how hectic it was behind the bar, he still made the effort to have a positive interaction with us before taking our order. 20 beers and five seltzers on tap! Two beers on nitro and one side pull lager. What an offering! We went with two flights. I got the Champagne Sournova, the Hawaiian Noises, the Chocolate Strawberry Swampdog, and the Straight Outta Belgium. I'm someone that always appreciates variety in a beer list. As much as I like IPA's, it's no fun going to a place where they make up 3/4 of the menu. So the variety at Neck of the Woods is quite impressive. But all that variety is worth nothing if the beer isn't good. I'm happy to say the beers I had were perfect. Big and bold and and truly worth savoring every drop. On a random note, this brewery also had the cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen at any bar/restaurant/brewery I've ever been to. We live a half hour away but will definitely be back and recommend to other beer lovers!

I always love going here. There's always something new to try and of course they have Stay in the…read morecar Frank! IPA I have a good time every time I come in.

Food was great. Our server, Mandy, was amazing. She was very helpful and so sweet with my young…read morekids.

Great cocktails; it is very hard to find a smooth and well balanced cocktail. They're well…read morebalanced. I recommend the Serenity Now. It is smooth and not very sweet. Their wood fired pizza is the best. Favorites include the Philly Dilly, Maya Lina and the Smokey Margarita.

Delicious beer and great service! We tried the cookie queen, creamsicle, tiger blood ipa and…read moreanother ipa. Everything was so yummy but my favorite was definitely the creamsicle beer! We also tried the pizza truck outside which was so good! I loved the ambiance of the outdoor seating. Sitting outside with my dog, drinking a beer and watching the fireflies. Such a peaceful and relaxing visit. Loved it.

I'd heard great things about Bonesaw over the years and I wasn't disappointed during my visit…read more The brewery itself is in a large and spacious building with tons of seating and a good view of the actual brewing production. If you're lucky you might even spot their resident mouser, Taco Cat! She likes hanging out near the door and trying to escape. They have a wide variety of offerings, most of which are quite unique. For instance, the Dum Dumz DIPA is brewed with actual dum dum lollipops and was very sweet. Don't be turned off, there's something for everyone here. Nice spot for a drink!