I've been living in Plainsboro for 4 years and just went to Caddyshack for the first time last…read moreweek. We went for happy hour, the atmosphere was chill and definitely a local spot. We had cheese fries, wings, and onions rings(not pictured) and they were great. The wings were good. The happy hour menu is a good way to try their service and wings. Only reason I'm giving 3 stars is because I haven't tried anything else but definitely will be back.

Asked for all flats. Didn't get that Asked for it fried well…read moredone, extra crispy. Didn't get that Why ask me what I what if you're gonna give me what YOU want.

Each bartender appears to make their own rules…read more One night I paid for a beer with a card. Days later I had the same beer served by a different bartender. This bartender told me I did not meet the card minimum. I'm okay with playing by their rules. I just want to know what the rules are

Made a quick stop before Starland ballroom concert. Cheese fries and pierogies were good. Didn't…read morelove the pizza. Good beer selection

Great local dive bar! We went on a Friday night and it was busy. Hard to get a take when it gets…read morethat busy but we got lucky. You should order your food before your drinks because the food takes awhile but it is so worth it. The food comes out hot. The wings were so crispy and we had so many options for dry and wet sauces. I got the Nashville hot dry rub. They get a really good coat of seasoning in the wings but I did wish it was SPICIER given it was three flames (the highest). Looking forward to going back and trying a new sauce.

Tap and Growler is located in the middle of a residential area. You would probably miss it if you…read moredidn't particularly went looking for the place. The place doesn't have a parking lot so it's all street parking. The restaurant itself is more of a bar than a sit down eatery as there are only a few tables. There is only 1 table that maybe fit about 6 people. We stopped by during Tuesday Burger Day. The burger itself was really well cooked and tasty. Can't beat 8.99 burger and fries. If you're in the area and you want to have a drink or 2, give this place a try. But don't expect to walk into a fancy bar/eatery.

NEW BRUNSWICK: As proud alumni of Rutgers University-New Brunswick, we love being able to bring…read moreBrie along to one of the city's coolest long-standing hangs, the Ale 'N 'Wich Pub pub. Their outdoor patio is perfect for leashed and friendly dogs, with tables & chairs, a fantastic The Simpsons TV show mural, and a couple of cozy covered nooks. We were lucky to be served by the awesome bartender Chris, who happily chatted with us about our favorite bourbons. It is a full bar with some genuinely interesting options, including Eric LeGrand bourbon whiskey. His story is as powerful as the pour: after a career-ending injury at Rutgers, he has gone on to become a motivational speaker, entrepreneur, and a member of the New Jersey Hall of Fame. It is best to visit on the early side before the place hits its lively stride.

Owner was extremely rude and disrespectful. Ruined the atmosphere of the pub entirely. I would not…read morerecommend coming here as there are plenty of other bars in the area where you will actually have fun and be treated with respect.

Forgot to take pictures of the food. Went to Ryan's Pub & Sports Bar to get a bite while watching…read morebasketball. We ordered the nachos, wings, pizza & several sandwiches. The nachos were a no from me. The cheese on the nachos was like stadium nachos - straight from the can. The wings were pretty good. Very crispy with a nice sauce. We ordered vodka pizza which was also pretty good. The fries that came with the sandwiches were similar to frozen crinkle cut fries. I expected better knowing that the place was pretty popular, and sports bars typically have really good food. Stick to pizza & wings when you visit. You can't go wrong there!

My co-workers and I decided to stop here for happy hour as it was close to our office building. The…read morehappy hour is mostly focused on food discounts rather than drinks as it is only $3 beers. There isn't a cocktail menu, just basic vodka cranberry/rum & coke which I was a little dissapointed in. But hey, what can I expect from a local pub. With that being said, the happy hour food was totally worth it! I highly suggest the boom boom wings. They were packed with flavor, not to mention the wings are huge. I did feel like this place was understaffed though. We came on a Wednesday night around 6 PM and the place was getting busy with locals. It was only the bartender and one waiter out on the floor. Sometimes it was impossible to get their attention since they were so busy, plus the food took a bit of time to come out. My co-workers and I will most likely return since it was quite affordable and tasty.

When I first moved to New York nine years ago, one of the first things I did was Google "most…read moreunique bars in NYC," and this spot popped up in a Time Out article. What's wild is if you go back to that same list now, most of those places are gone..but this one's still here, still doing its thing. And it's not just surviving off novelty either. It actually feels like Brooklyn. very Bushwick, very laid-back but still a little chaotic in the best way. It can get pretty packed, so don't expect a ton of space, but honestly that doesn't take away from the experience. It's always a good time, and the drinks never miss. If you're looking for a unique but low-pressure spot for a casual date or just somewhere to talk shit with a friend..this is a solid pick. They've got board games, but the real highlight for me? The adult coloring pages lol. Also, don't get offended by the subtle insults around the bar like saying "do math to figure out the tip"... lol I promise it's not that deep.

Such a fun bar. Been coming her when they first opened and it was my 2nd date with my now wife…read more We love dive bars and Boobie trap checks off all the boxes. Strong flavorful cocktails. Decent beer selection. And fun games to play at the bar or table nearby. You see what you get. And thats always a good time.

Great for a basic lunch or dinner with classic American food, and some drinks from the bar. Their…read morepizzas are always on point. Some of the entrees can be hit or miss - sometimes lacking flavor, a little too greasy, etc. Service can also be somewhat slow, a lot of young servers who seem to be easily distracted. It's a good place for if you're not in a rush and want a good pizza, or any other basics like burgers and wings. The indoor bar is always crowded if you like being around people, and the outdoor seating patio in the back has a nice chill ambiance.

A local bar and grill spot to get a decent meal with an alcoholic beverage while watching sports…read more The inside has a good bar area with additional table seating. We sat outside that has a nice set up with heaters and covering all around the deck. The pepperoni puffs were a hit and the sandwich on the special menu. The tots were a miss as they weren't crispy enough and were a bit dry with the chili not being very saucy. The server was very helpful and you could tell a lot of locals come here from the way she interacted with the other tables.

Pretty sure this place is rated NJ's best bar and I can see why! It has a the super divey bar…read moreatmosphere, and still has great food selection. Theres even an outside tent set up if you want to hang out there. It gets super crowded, but again, I can see why! It reminds me of your classic dive bar atmosphere, super nice bartenders, and just the place to be! If you're looking for a low key night with some brews, this is your go to! Parking is limited when the tents are set up in the back, but you can find street parking on the side streets.

Very rude customer service. I called to ask if they serve food and what time last call would be…read more The woman who answered was extremely rude and hung up on me mid-conversation. When I called back to clarify that I was simply asking about last call for food and mentioned that hanging up on customers is inappropriate, she told me not to call back. For a place that presents itself as trendy and inviting, this kind of behavior is completely unacceptable. I live nearby and would have been a regular customer, but after this experience, I have no interest in returning. Very disappointing and disrespectful.

PRINCETON: A beloved local dive bar in the heart of downtown, Ivy Inn is known for its cheap…read moredrinks, tasty bar food, and dog-friendly outdoor patio. We especially loved the shaded seating under the big tent that is perfect for staying cool while hanging out with your pup. The vibe is super friendly; we had a blast chatting with regulars and bartender Adam. Just a heads-up: dogs are welcome until sundown, since things get lively here once the party kicks off. It is a great spot to grab a drink, mingle, and unwind. Cash only!

We were in Princeton for a lacrosse game and was looking for a place to grab a drink. From the…read moreoutside it doesn't look like it's even open but we took a tug on the door! Simple basic college town tavern. Adam the bartender is great! It was so good we went back the next day for lunch. Huge sandwiches! Definitely a place to visit. However, know ahead of time they are CASH only! But there is an ATM on the premises.

Inside Hilton's Graduate hotel (a brand themed and concentrated around major US college towns) the…read moreYe Tavern has the curated charm of a roaring twenties speakeasy who adopted the Princeton Tiger as a pet. I love the bar and the vibe and now... I love the menu. I'm certainly not a vegan but their vegetarian lasagna is out of this world, immersed in a vodka sauce that still has me salivating. I've said it countless times over the years, hotel restaurants generally get a bad rap. Ye Tavern is Exhibit A.

Great ambience, definitely a place for a drink…read more Ordered some wings to nibble on. Cooked nicely, sauced poorly. The onion soup is definitely to be skipped. A bit of a burnt taste, oddly sweet. Cheese was not melted on top.