This was a nice little bar we visited. We were actually headed to Bare Exposure located next door…read morebut when we found out they don't have alcohol, we decided to get a few drinks at BS first. It was the middle of the day so the place was pretty empty. We sat at the bar and the bartender was very cool. She had some good shows on TV and she poured heavy. The bar had a bunch of funny signs all over the place. It's a chill dive bar and I'm sure on a busy night it's probably a great place to grab an unpretentious drink. We found out we could buy drinks from BS and bring them next door which get you around the whole no alcohol situation. I mean, if you're going to Bare Exposure in the daytime, you might want to grab a stiff drink beforehand.

We wanted to love this bar after all of the good reviews we've read about it. When we first got…read morethere it wasn't bad, it was pretty slow and the bartender was very nice. When we asked for our second drink the bartender was about to make them and got stopped by another customer who she talked to for a while. We thought then she would make them and as other people entered, she was serving them first. We were 2 of the only people sitting at the bar with our empty glasses right in front of us waiting (we waited for about 20 minutes). We couldn't believe it! We were given the wrong change and it was just a mess! Hopefully it was just an off night but we unfortunately will not be back.

whoever made my food needs a raise i'm not even playing around. the wings are the best around and…read morethe quesadilla was delicious order takeout, sit outside and bow at the feet of the line cook not to mention we got four drinks and all this food for $65 love yall

Wow! Stellar meal at this unassuming dive bar. Very rustic wood walls and bar, this place oozes…read moreauthenticity. The air conditioning is freezing so bring a sweater! Bartender, mature guy with a good attitude, waits tables too, and is pretty good at it. No nonsense service, we ordered a paloma and a beer with him right away. When he came back with drinks, we had our choices ready. I had an arugula salad with added grilled shrimp, split an order of buffalo wings and drooled over my husband's burger. The food here is excellent! It took awhile to get waters, but our dude got around to it eventually. The salad was cool and fresh but the olive oil and lemon dressing was pure oil. No worries, I used the ranch from the wings and all was good. I liked the shaved Parmesan and the fact that someone took the time to slice the tiny grape tomatoes, precious. Wings were crunchy and spicy in all the right places. The Squire Burger had huge pieces of maple bacon sticking out from two patties cheese and iceberg. The fries were perfect. The bun was fluffy and glistening on top. Beautiful. We were surprised at the small bill, but left very satisfied. Highly recommend!

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Nice little local bar where they have a pretty decent selection for…read morefood. Wings were solid and the bartender/waitress took great care of us! Not much in the area for parking in Atlantic City. You can go to Bass Pro and get your parking pass stamped if you shop there.

A great vibe and late night food and drinks…read more The outside bar was pretty much full. People were talking and openly friendly. I use dive bar loosely but it was very chill. The food was late night munchie acceptable. Unfortunately the egg rolls were crispy but lacking any cheesesteak flavor. The nachos were the ones you make at home with all the leftovers in the fridge, hearty, satisfying, and comforting but not special. Hard pass on the sangria.

So I thought to myself, how best to introduce you to a tried and true staple of an area in what is…read morenow called "The Orange Loop"? Well, the "Irish Pub" you know from the Monopoly game is actually this real property, "The Irish Pub and Inn", here on St. James Place in Atlantic City. Also, the game's iconic red hotel design inspired the game's red hotels, making it a real-life landmark for Monopoly fans. During most of the year, this legendary, 24/7 pub is famous for its unique, memorabilia-filled atmosphere and historical ties to AC, the Monopoly game, prohibition, etc., attracting visitors who enjoy its authentic, home-style vibe. But during Christmas, its decorations are on a whole other level of amazingness. Photos will not permit you to understand just how fantastic the volume and scope of lights, ornaments and figurines abound all around the restaurant and bar areas. The owner starts decorating weeks before Christmas adding new items each day through Christmas. You can't miss catching the Christmas spirit here, while taking in some spirits! It is a cash only venue. Make sure to come prepared. But if not? They do have an ATM onsite to help pay for the classic fish and chips or / AND the St James Potatoes. Those fries are like a poutine for those who know. The service is no frills but provided with pride and a smile, always. You can never go wrong here for a quick, basic, and satisfying meal and drink at reasonable prices in good company.

Fantastic find! Only stayed for 1 beer, but we will be back today! Bartender wasn't engaging, but…read moremay have had a bad day. Cool t shirts, great history, local crowd off the beaten path. It may lack curb appeal, but so worth checking out!! Stay tuned for round 2 later today! Haha ** dropped to 4 stars b/c the crabby bartender was there again yesterday! Crazy cool stain glass pieces!

This place was way cool. Great pizza, tons of beers and awesome atmosphere! We just happen to drop…read moreby this past weekend and had a blast. A band from Nashville was playing and they were lots of fun. Next time we are in town, we will definitely check Tennessee Ave again.

I had heard of the Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall for years, but did not know very much about it…read more However, our recent summer trip was on some quieter days of the week, so we were looking for new adventures and decided to venture to the bar. The place was located on a deserted side street about a block and a half inland from the boardwalk. As we approached, we heard a bustling crowd in their outdoor space; the place seemed packed. We walked passed the garden and headed inside through the main entrance to find their casual bar and dining area. There were only a few local patrons, and it was definitely quiet. However, outside, there was a large fundraising event taking up a good deal of seats, but the Beer Hall was also allowing random folks like us to join the vibe. We were thrilled about this, since there was a live cover band in the yard, while the indoor atmosphere was much more subdued. The outdoor space included a small bar with stools, loads of picnic tables, a few couches, a fire pit surrounded by Adirondack and rocking chairs, and even a cornhole set. We grabbed some cozy chairs around the unlit fire pit and started to review the menu. We were not hungry, so we skipped the cuisine, but the catering food available to the event attendees looked and smelled delicious. While the place was known for their massive beer selection, we decided to indulge in a pitcher of Perfect Tenn Margaritas. The pitcher was a phenomenal deal at $45, when it was already $15 for a glass. Plus, we were able to get over 6 glasses from it. The outdoor bar was rows deep, so one of the staff members recommended that I order from the indoor bar instead, since it was not at all crowded. The bartender was a complete sweetheart and coordinated with another nice employee to help me carry the pitcher and cups outside to avoid any spills. The margarita had sounded great with its composition of Patron Silver Tequila, Patrón Citrónge Orange, and Triple Sec. However, while I had noticed those intricate details, I somehow glossed over the fact that the drink was premade and available on tap. I would not normally mind this, but it did make me question if it was actually using those higher-end ingredients. The bartender also alternated pours of the tapped cocktail and a bottle of lime juice, which led to the drink being beyond acidic and sweet. I had about a glass and half and left the rest of the pitcher for my drinking partner. I adored the fun outdoor garden, welcoming staff, and diversified menu, but the margarita was just way too tart for my liking.

Tony's Baltimore Grill is something to write home about. This long-standing Atlantic City staple…read morehas everything you want in a classic pizza joint. The lighting, the music, the whole vibe just works. The service is some of the best I've come across, and I can't forget to mention the bartenders, easily some of the best in town. We ordered a pie, half classic cheese and half pepperoni, and it was exactly what you want from old-school pizza. Simple, delicious, and the kind of pizza you'll still be thinking about months later. Do yourself a favor and pop into Tony's, grab whatever seat is available, order a pie, and enjoy. I had such a great experience here, and it was easily one of my favorite meals in AC.

The wife and I ordered the Clams Casino Pizza and Chicken Parm Sandwich. We ordered via DoorDash…read moreand had no problems with the delivery. The food came piping hot and smelt delicious. The pizza had a white pizza base with bits of clam and strong garlic smells. It was great. Elite crappy pizza. I mean this in the nicest way possible. If you know you know. I'd give this place 3 stars if it wasn't for my abysmal Chicken Parm Sandwich. The Chicken Parm Sandwich was a joke. It was a flour dusted chicken breast with a slice melted cheese on 2 pieces of soggy white bread. No red sauce, not toasted. I expected a roll for a chicken parm sandwich, not a huge issue but no sauce is unacceptable. I hate complaining but that sandwich was sad.

Very neat little place. We are constantly going to the pub to eat and drink, so we decided why not…read moregive the inn a try. The rates are very cheap and the location above our favorite place in AC was perfect. The rooms are decent size and we found them clean. They are very old however, but we prepared for that, so we weren't surprised. It has a lot of charm. Perhaps the best thing about the inn is the large porch in front. Me and my buddy sat outside on a beautiful night and cracked a few beers before we hit the casino. Very relaxing. And of course, having direct access to the best bar in AC was a plus! Pros: Great staff, location, price, porch, pub attached, clean, charm. We will be back!

We just got back from a weekend in Atlantic City and we loved staying here. It was totally worth…read moreit. I was worried about it being so inexpensive but the staff was very friendly, room stayed cool and surprisingly quiet with the window open and fan on, single shower and bathroom that we never had to wait for, and it is basically on the boardwalk. Only downside is no parking for hotel guests. The $7 charge at the garage wasn't a big deal but it was a pain when it came time to check out. You either have to go get the car or walk with all your stuff. We initially planned on hanging on the boardwalk a bit so we didn't want to get the car yet so we had to walk with all our stuff, not ideal. But it is a minor complaint. Yes the place is old so expect it to be basic but completely worth not paying a fortune to stay in the city.

First, let me say that no one expects a bottle for $100..of Ciroc? Not even kool aid...not in a…read moreclub, so while I feel bad for the guy who had the dispute, well, I just feel bad for different reasons... The place has three levels. There are VIP areas throughout and one even has its own bathroom. Your party must buy several bottles to get that one. However, while there is consistency between parties, remember, this is a club and the party and crowd will vary dramatically based on who is throwing the party. Such being the case, its hard to expect repeated results. The day I went, the crowd was concentrated on the top floor and was a mixture between urban and sexy. One woman partygoer even gave me a card for a vagina eating contest. I still have the card. I was going to scan it but decided it was in bad taste. I didnt toss it on the floor because, well, there was a thousand dollar prize. While I was not interested, i figured, maybe i know someone who may be. One thing I can say, I forget sometimes about how when you are in a crowded room, people will drop your drinks...While partying, I bumped into a guy who looked kinda like me. It was my brother. I don't know what he was doing there, but we arrived independently of one another...had a drink, and went back to our respective groups... Its a decent club...you may find a way to win a grand or bump into your siblings...

Great bar on the beach right on the boardwalk. Great staff, outside patio also. For the review that…read moresaid complained about $8 drink, some people just paying the bills their not trying to over price drinks ( like the Sugar Factory) They have TV's to watch your games, the atmosphere was great. It's a beautiful a place sit have a drink and hang. A must stop Definitely

Food was great! Bartender was awesome! After spending $400 on dinner and drinks. My wife was talked…read moreto disrespectful by two patrons by the bathroom then while telling the doorman an extremely rude female server jumped into her conversation and spoke to her like shit. She asked to speak to mgr and was told by doorman there was no mgr working lol The place was mobbed there is no way no mgr was working. The girl working the seating list was amazing and our waitress was great. Owner may want to cut some of the weak staff like the door guy and rude waitress. Every place in Margate would love a $400 table!

An absolute downbeach must stop spot. Everything is served on old school trays and the place is a…read morebit of a dive but that's the whole point. The food slaps-from wings to ribs to dumplings. Always worth checking out the specials. Visit in the off season if you really want to get the local vibe.

Old school bar right out of the 1970s. Shuffleboard, darts, pool table, jukebox, Moderately priced…read morefor a resort town. Reminds me of my favorite hangout back in the 1970s and that is s compliment. I felt comfortable right off. It gets five stars for not trying to keep up with the times!

Bartenders are always great. Hudson House brings a sense of nostalgia every time I enter…read more Generations of my family have gone here. Cash only. Was recently there on a Saturday in the winter and was very impressed with a diverse crowd, great music for the jukebox.