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.

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!

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

Food - 4/5 Service - 4/5 Ambiance - 4/5…read more Fire Glazed Award Winning Wings - cooked perfectly and the sauce was fantastic. I can see why they won best wings in AC. 8.6/10 Sweet Chili Wings - 8.4/10 BBQ Brisket Sandwich - the brisket was tender, but fatty. Solid sandwich, but not a standout like the wings. 7.7/10 Fries - hot and crispy. 8.1/10 Overall it was a great experience. The wings definitely lived up to the hype and Antonio took great care of us.

Cute but drinks choices limited and WAY overpriced! Service…read morefriendly and good vibe, but definately not worth 30$ for a glass of house wine and a bottle of water.

Fun little hidden bar in Ceasers hotel and off the board walk. Very colorfully decorated with a…read morevibe that transports you to the 1900s. Friendly staff that make you feel like you are at home.

Love to find a gluten free restaurant in AC for celiacs!…read more The Byrd Cage is a gluten free kitchen (note-they do have regular/non gluten free hamburger and sandwich rolls.) The menu is a little varied-hamburgers, roast beef sandwiches, crab cakes, soups, and pasta. I had the burger which was delicious followed by the shecrab soup, and banana pudding. The shecrab was full of crab. The pudding was quite good, almost as good as Magnolia's Bakery. They're on Ubereats so I ended up having it delivered to my hotel. Highly recommend for celiacs going to AC!

My partner and I were recently in AC from Philadelphia for our anniversary. There aren't many…read morequeer-specific spaces in AC, but Byrdcage had great reviews as a friendly neighborhood bar/restaurant, so we tried it for dinner. It's cute, clean and quiet, with a retro-'90s-gay-bar vibe: The Birdcage playing on multiple TVs and kitschy decor throughout. The staff were friendly and accommodating...until they weren't. We know Atlantic City is an expensive tourist trap, so $18 nachos didn't shock us. We were in the mood for trashy bar food and each ordered a plate: my partner got chicken, I got beef. Before ordering, I specifically confirmed the beef was GROUND beef, not steak, and was assured it was. The nachos were fine, but my "ground beef" was very clearly pre-made hamburger patties--probably frozen--broken into pieces, not seasoned ground beef prepared for nachos. But again: bar food. We also each ordered a $12 dessert: chocolate mousse with whipped cream for him and banana custard for me. What arrived was basically chocolate and banana pudding, likely straight from an industrial can. Okay then. The real problem came with the bill: we were charged an additional $10 for the chicken and $7 for the beef, the latter appearing only as a generic line item. The menu CLEARLY says: "choice of jerk chicken, beef or seasonal veggies." It says absolutely nothing about an upcharge. Everyone understands that if a listed choice costs extra, the menu needs to SAY so. In no world am I paying $28 for nachos with chicken. I brought this to the attention of the bartender and our waiter, and the bartender actually AGREED that the menu clearly says "choice of" implying you choose which one you want on your $18 nachos. The waiter, however, was argumentative and it became very awkward. Ultimately and reluctantly the additional charges were removed, with the caveat that "next time" we visit we will know. There will not be a next time. :\

Awesome energy from the worker at this location. They made us the best drink and were super helpful…read morewith all of our questions. At this point this wet Willie's needs to be land marked within this place. Everytime I come in here it's a good time. Clean, nicely decorated and just an adult blast to come into. Can't wait until next time.

Great place. Stopped in to get a cool drink that would last me. Lol. As soon as i entered i was…read moregreeted. It was like a pop in and out kinda place. They had many drink choices. I asked for the strongest drink. It was suggested that I mix shock treatment, call a cab and attitude improvement. Guess what? It was definitely the right suggestion for me. The cost was $20 but, you could refill as many times as you like at $14. I did end up getting a refill once. I didn't have to keep refilling because it was satisfying.

Outside looking at the boardwalk & palm trees Eggs , hash,…read moretoasty , coffee , Bloody Mary life doesn't get better

Let me start by saying that I think the idea of Bungalow Beach club is fantastic, and definitely…read moresomething we need in the tristate area. The space is nice and has a lot of potential but if not kept well could easily become a mess quick. These places kill me charging all this money for these sections, but then the furniture is tacky as hell! The couches were old white wooden benches with white pleather pillows and cushions... which were covered in filth. The food menu was only a snippet of the menu from the restaurant and didn't offer many options for someone that is vegan/vegetarian or just hungry even lol. My other suggestion would be to maybe be to hire a new Dj! The Dj sucked so bad I was ready to go plug my phone in the AUX. No variety of genres, just a bunch of house and ount-ount-ount music, which is fine for a little while but the whole day?! Ridiculous... cater to everyone!

We were looking for a spot to get a little food after a show, and found open seating here at the…read morebar. We ordered two waters and the duck poutine. Our food arrived quickly. The duck was very tender and the cheese curds with the fries was perfect. Service was good and the food was fantastic. Such a great ending to a perfect night!

2-Star Review -- Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill, Caesars Atlantic City…read more August 23, 2026 at 5 pm I really wanted to like Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill at Caesars Atlantic City, especially given the reputation of the chef and the prices you expect at a restaurant like this. Unfortunately, our experience was a big disappointment. The seating was the first problem. We were initially offered seats on a railing directly next to a very busy walkway. It felt more like sitting in a mall food court than dining at a restaurant associated with a famous chef. We were eventually moved to a bench-style seat that was so low that we had to sit in separate chairs next to each other just to be comfortable. It made it difficult to even talk to or see each other. The food didn't improve things. Potato Leek Soup: Served lukewarm, with very little flavor and a consistency more like a flour-based paste than soup. The bacon pieces were actually the best part. French Onion Soup: There was more cheese stuck to the outside of the bowl than actually in the soup. The broth tasted more like bouillon than a rich beef stock. Burger: Also arrived lukewarm, which was especially surprising since I ordered it well done. The meat itself was good, but the pickles were easily the highlight--they were excellent. The burger came with one small piece of lettuce. Fish & Chips: This was the best dish of the meal. The fish was good, although there was quite a bit of excess breading on the ends. There were also gnats flying around the dining area, which certainly didn't help the experience. Another odd thing for a restaurant of this caliber is that there are no restrooms inside the restaurant. You have to leave the restaurant and go out into the busy hallway to find one. Again, it contributed to the feeling that we were dining in a food-court environment rather than a destination restaurant. The service was just okay. Nothing was terrible, but nothing was memorable either. When our food arrived, our server asked if everything "looked" alright, but never returned to actually ask how the food was. For a restaurant carrying the Gordon Ramsay name, I expected much more attention to detail and hospitality. Overall, I honestly felt the service was comparable to what I'd expect at a local pizza shop or an airport restaurant in Concourse C--not what I expected from a famous chef's restaurant. Two stars. The fish and chips and those pickles were good, but that's not enough to overcome the seating, lukewarm food, lack of flavor, gnats, mediocre service and overall atmosphere. For a Gordon Ramsay restaurant, I expected an experience worth remembering. Unfortunately, this is one I'll remember for the wrong reasons.

Drinks: 5/5 Ambiance: 10,000/5…read moreService: 5/5 Hubby and I snuck out for a quick date night here during a family vacay, and it ended up being my favorite part of the trip. The drinks were delicious, the tiki décor was warm and inviting, and the beachfront fire pits with Adirondack chairs--paired with the sound of waves crashing--were pure perfection. On top of that, the views of the Steel Pier Ferris wheel all lit up beautifully made the night even more magical. Absolute beach vibes!

Well, look, Foo loves Tiki drinks, wants to have good Tiki's and even knows Trader Vic back in the…read moreday. Foo loves Zombie, Dr. Funk, Fogcutter and Mai Tai!! I want Jet Pilot and Brush Pilot!! Make bartender smash bag with hammer! "Bummer," Foo yells, "Foo can't find the Tiki Bar at Caesars!" Foo is lost with no food, drink, no tiki decor! "I am lost!" Foo yells as me Foo sinks to my knees on the boardwalk. Foo cried.