This was an unexpected stop on our way home from Baltimore back to NYC. We wanted to stop for a…read morerestroom and food break, but getting off the NJ turnpike is a pain, so we took the next exit we came to and just drove until yelp helped us find a place close to the exit. This place seems to be brand new, so there weren't many reviews, but the couple that were up seemed promising. I'm so glad we stopped here! Inside is small and cozy with bar seating as well as tables. The bathrooms were clean. The service was quick and friendly. The ice cold beers on tap were so refreshing and the cheesesteaks and fries were guilty pleasure good. I'm glad we got off NTP on that unknown exit and landed at Mt Ephraim Bar and Grill.

Wow. Soooo clean. Refreshing. Sports bar-ish with a decent tap selection for its size. Island bar…read moresurrounded by tables. Attentive bartenders. Take-out cooler for package goods. Didn't check out the menu but will definitely be back with friends.

The food is super good. Cheesesteak and the burger are awesome. Have been meaning to try is a when…read morewe finally did, I regretted waiting so long. Great for a drink and a sandwich. 100% recommend!

This place has been on my radar for awhile now - it pops up every now and then on lists for a great…read moreplace to grab wings. Off we went... we started with a plate of cheesy crinkle fries, cooked perfectly. I was impressed by one thing that many restaurants don't do - they layered the cheese within the fries. So cheesy all over, inside and out, and not just on top. SCORE! I went with just six wings, and that just was the perfect amount to share with others who wanted to taste it. They weren't huge pieces, but plenty juicy, nicely crisp and overall pretty good, with just the right hint of mild buttery buffalo sauce. Service was friendly, and although the dining room was pretty full, we could still hold a decent conversation on our table.

Back again for the Monday happy hour and hamburger special and dying to try that one hamburger that…read moreI've been eyeing every visit. I had the Bobby burger with scrapple, (I think there was cheese), and NJ pork roll, lettuce and tomato. In any event, it was a mouthful. I was happy. I did what I wanted to do. I was a little disappointed, however, in that I couldn't get a really good taste of the hamburger. Obviously everyone else in our party of six (four adults, one toddler and one baby) also ordered burgers except the youngest. I had their fabulous French fries with my burger, and I believe most everyone else had salads. It's a great place to go with kids and today's visit was special in as much as we ate on the sunlit patio. We had a nice server who was attentive but managed to mess up one salad order.

Always love time at B Ray's, a local hangout with great specials & awesome staff! Monday night is…read moreburger night and Thursday is Wing night. Check out their Facebook page for all their specials.

I hadn't been to Five Guys in a while, but I saw one and got an instant craving for a burger. They…read moredid not disappoint. I ordered a hamburger and a "little" fries, which, as usual at Five Guys, was still more than enough. I ended up eating the food in the car and loved every bite. Service was good I got there when they first openned. The burger was exactly what I wanted: a little sloppy, in the best way, with real, quality meat and plenty of flavor. The fries were hot and plentiful. They delivered exactly what I was hoping for when I pulled in. This visit gets a full 5 stars from me.

Go ahead and add Five Guys to the list of places that just aren't worth the price anymore. FORTY…read moreDOLLARS, for 2 tiny, messy, crushed, sloppily slapped together burgers, and a dixie cup of the tiniest, saltiest, burnt french fry ENDS imaginable. A large fries here is EIGHT. DOLLARS. I spent EIGHT. DOLLARS. for a cup of potato butts that were fried within an inch of their life, and then bathed in salt, before being thrown upside down into a bag. I have been a fan of Five Guys since their humble DC Metro days. I remember when it was like TWO locations in Virginia, and we would take the drive to get the best fast food burger there was. When they shouted "2 in the door!," when you walked in, and you snacked on peanuts while reading where todays potatoes were from. Even though most of that still happens, it no longer feels like part of the charm, it feels like a CHORE. Back then, they CRAFTED your burger, because they wanted you to have the best burger of your life. They told you about where the fries came from, because they took pride in knowing that YOU know they care enough to know their damn potatoes lineage. Now, it's just page 3 of the employee handbook: "Write a city name on the board...who cares." It's not just this location either. All of Five Guys have gone down. The time before this time, at the Moorestown location, I remember having to go back in and ask for more fries, because I just couldn't believe the paltry amount of fries I received for, again, EIGHT FUCKING DOLLARS! A PAPER CUP SIZE OF FRIES! FOR $8!!!! It was me and the Misses, and it was FORTY. DOLLARS. for what isn't even that good of a burger anymore. And the fries were pitiful. I like Five Guys, and when they get it right, they are ALMOST worth the exorbitant cost. But, they just rarely, if ever, get it right anymore, and they still cost an arm and a leg. I won't be back until the quality comes up, or the prices come way down.

The food was alright. The fries were cold, but I get that they have to prepare in bulk for…read moregames.The lines can be long, but they move pretty fast. The workers are efficient and kind. The prices are slightly more than a normal Shake Shack, but again, that's pretty normal for a stadium. My only issue honestly is that I wish there was some indication that Shake Shack had no shakes without waiting on the long line. I was really disappointed that they said they had no shakes ready--I feel like that's the whole point of a Shake Shack. They should have a better communication system--luckily, this was before the game, but someone waiting during halftime or missing a few minutes would probably be very disappointed.

Literally the best food for the best prices in my opinion here. Double stack for $12 ain't bad at…read moreall. Stadium prices are always absurdly high. The servers were very friendly and efficient. Wait time was less than 2mins. Go Flyers!

The price of cocktails gave this experience an extra star. A double for only $9, alright. Good…read morechoice for a quick option

Want to start by saying Justin the manager and James the server are a dream team. Exceptional…read moreexperiences every time my family goes there. Food spot on service professional and we feel like we get our value and are valued. Truly rare to find these days. Looking forward to our next weekly visit. Sincerely Bruce