Great service and pub food! Our first time in, driving through the area and so glad we stopped! If…read moreSuperbowl Sunday takeout business is any indication, this place is a local favorite! Nice casual atmosphere on Sunday afternoon, Im sure its even more fun on a crowded weekend. Lots of theme specials on the board for weeknights. Looking forward to stopping in again!

Finnagel's is a Clinton area staple. It has been here since, I believe, the late 70's. Now run by…read moredescendants of the original owners. For those from Westfield, NJ, there is a Jolley Trolly connection. Went with my lifelong friend that lives in the area. It is a really cute building that only houses the bar and restaurant. It is broken up into a bar area with booths and a couple of Dining Rooms. A great menu of bar food and steaks. I had the Jersey Burger with Sweet Potato Fries. It was outstanding. Service was great! It was a very enjoyable experience.

This is our second time coming in. Food is good and service is pretty quick. We came on a Saturday…read moreafternoon, it wasn't too busy. I had the chicken quesadilla for a meal and it was a good size portion, lot of filling, I wasn't able to eat all of it. Hubby had a cheeseburger and fries, burger cooked perfectly. Tiramisu and rice pudding for dessert. Would go back again. Place was pretty clean, not overly noisy

Very good bar and grill. Definitely worth checking out if your on NJ-31 South just north of…read moreClinton. Service was good and attentive. The ambiance is a bar with a restaurant. Nice place.

Visited the Inn with my friend for an early brunch on a Sunday. We came in with no reservation and…read morethere seemed to be some confusion about table availability even though the restaurant was practically empty. We sat at the bar. Service was a little slow but eventually we placed orders my friend got the mimosa flight which came with 4 flavors in such a cute serving board that was nicely labeled. For food we went with the crab cake Benedict and the lamb shakshuka. The shashuka was my dish and when it came I could smell the aromas from the sauce and lamb it came with two pieces of toasted bread as well. The flavors were perfect. The dish was outstanding very savory and filling. I tried a bite of my friends crab cake and it was also really good and the portion size was large. Overall this was a delicious meal and I would return to this restaurant if I'm in the area visiting again.

Came to this local place for dinner with a reservation. Small parking lot. Service is friendly and…read moretimely. Menu is a normal size. Inside is sectioned off and you feel like you're in a local home with tables around. Tables were nicely spaced. 1. Deviled eggs - Good flavor, with meat on top. Good size (6 pieces). 2. Pork chop - Large and juicy. Great sauce that it came with. Overall, a solid local dinner option!

Iron Bound is consistently a good experience. Over the years this farm has evolved into a culinary…read moredestination with ingredients as local as it gets. The meats on the menu are from the farm! The uniqueness of the cider is the highlight of the meal that is already exceptional. It's also a place you can feel good about supporting. The mission of Iron Bound since its founding has been to be good stewards of the land and good humans all around. The energy here is as immaculate as the food. If you are coming from a distance pack a cooler with ice to take home the home grown meats. The breakfast sausage is our favorite!

The food is farm-to-table table. There is also a mini-market where you can purchase the very same…read morefresh produce and ciders you can order. The outside seating areas are gorgeous. They also have covered outside seating with a bar. For the area and Th freshness, its somewhat on the level of a Whole Foods pricing schema, but as it is a farming collective, the farms receive more of a share of the proceeds.

Stopped in without a reservation on a Friday night around 6 pm and were lucky to find ourselves in…read morea comfy booth after a short wait near the bar! (Next time we will deff make a reservation) Our waitress was great and let us enjoy our appetizer and drinks before putting in our entrees. We enjoyed the calamari, prime steak dip sandwich and crab cake sandwich (that one fell apart a little bit but still delicious). The draft list featured our favorites from our local breweries as well! Highly recommend Kitchen American Grill and we look forward to returning to explore the rest of the menu!

Contemporary American restaurant with a nice loungey vibe. Server was very friendly…read more They had 2 specials and both sounded amazing - lobster bisque and chicken/kielbasa with pasta and garlic bread. The portions are quite generous. I was actually full by the end of the bisque but still had to at least try the pasta. There's more on the menu I wanted to try but that will have to wait for next time!

Great service ...great food....great times...simple and good menu choices...I don't live close to…read moreCryan"s but when i'm in the area I make sure I drop in....

Had many work team lunches here and all items on their menu were very good. I really enjoyed their…read morehuge salads and it was a local bar restaurant ambiance with a very strong local following.

Very disappointing experience…read more A friend of mine ordered the steak and shrimp entrée and asked for his steak medium rare, but it came out well done. The shrimp didn't even arrive with the meal. On top of that, it took over 35 minutes for our food to come out, which is unacceptable. We had to ask twice about the missing shrimp before anything was done. When we finally asked to speak to a manager, our server, Danielle B., rushed off and came back with the shrimp wrapped to-go. It was pretty clear that once the word "manager" was mentioned, she hurried to grab the shrimp instead of actually getting a manager. No manager ever came to the table, and there was no attempt to make the situation right. To make things worse, when we got back to our office across the street and opened the container, the shrimp we were given to-go was ice cold. Slow service, an incorrect order, missing items, and poor handling of the situation. Not a good experience.

Point: I have loved Cracker Barrel for generations, since we first discovered them in the South in…read morethe early '90s. Counterpoint: The recent rebranding attempt. Turns out that CB has not fully undone the rebranding. You will see places where the logo no longer has an old man by the barrel. The triangle games at the tables no longer say "Four or more you're just plain ig-no-ra-moose." I miss that. They went PC. More importantly, a couple of things here I never encountered previously: someone to greet us as we walked in, the ability to pay from your table instead of up front, and a completely revamped menu. So, the menu has a lot of new dishes, a section with the old favorites - both for the mains and the sides - but I definitely did not have the comfort level here that I'm used to at a CB. Food? I'd say we're still where CB has always been. No change to my fried okra. They accidentally brought a second mac & cheese, let us keep it. They brought cornbread and biscuits while we waited (I asked), and then another bowl with the meal - let us keep it. Very nice! Cornbread still as addictive as ever, biscuits nice and soft. The mac is OK, maybe better if you upgrade with the bacon bits. My third side - I went up for onion petals, and those are mostly breading. Skip those, even if the dip was nice. Get the dip with something else. Too full for dessert, though they have ones I remember and new ones as I figured. The special seasonal lemonade - I think it was strawberry peach limeade - was interesting, the lime threw things a bit but I appreciated the "different" flavor and there was totally puree in there, strawberry seeds I could taste. That was . Verdict: Some things never change. Some things change. But the Barrel's still Crackin' to meet you.

A charming little neighborhood spot. If you need to meet up with anyone, this place is it. The…read moredrinks are cold, the food is ok, and the service is super friendly. They have bingo nights and Family Feud nights.

great service, nice pub. we really enjoyed the food. If we lived nearby we would visit oftenread more

Truly lovely gem in the middle of newton. It's decorated really with a warm cozy nostalgic flair…read moreincluding custom wood tables, vintage cutlery, and exposed brick. The coffee is top notch (drank it black) and the cauliflower burger was delicious. Great seasoning, great bun. The staff was very kind and attentive. Would recommend to anyone traveling through town, especially in the face of all the corporate strip mall junk nearby.

Cute place, very nice service staff and delicious food. 10/10. Perfect Sunday brunch, will be back…read moreto try dinner!

Hot Rods is a timeless piece of New Jersey Americana on North 31 in Glen Gardner where time stood…read morestill since the 1960s and hot dogs, boiled or deep fried have been menu staples. Get them loaded with homemade chili, or not, or with standard pickle wedge, mustard and chopped onions on a traditional bun, and on the right sunny day, be part of the perfect snack. Grab a bag of fresh crispy fries, sit at their picnic tables and become part of legend. A extra warm day for the end of March, and a perfect day for an up country drive, Hot Rods was the spot chosen as destination. Great choice. Owner at the grill and taking orders, assistant taking care of the deep fryer and putting meals together in bags, wife sitting nearby offering historic commentary on the institution (Giants fan who loves Saquan Barkley even on the Eagles). I ate at one of the picnic tables to take in the sun, breeze and low mountain across the road. I ate a Classic (boiled turkey dog) and Fryer (beef/pork deep oil), both with pickle wedge, chopped onions and yellow mustard). I enjoyed them both, but couldn't tell them apart. The fries were excellent, and I continued eating them long after the dogs were devoured. The joint was humming by the time I left to return south to Bucks County. An hour drive, I rolled down the window to feel the warm breeze on my face. 5 Stars for the 50 years of hot dog authenticity and the grand day they came wrapped in.

I was off of work for the week of the July 4th holiday and decided to try Hot Rod's. I had been…read morecraving a Texas wiener. Hot Rod's does not have a Texas wiener on their menu but they have all the toppings necessary (mustard, raw onion, chili) to make one. The chili though is different from what you'd get on a Texas wiener, as there isn't as much meat. I was able to see most of the raw onion whereas they'd mostly be covered by chili on a traditional Texas wiener. I chose the beef hot dog and washed it down with their unsweetened ice tea. Everything was delicious. The staff were very friendly and explained the difference between the beef hot dog (deep fried) and the turkey hot dog (boiled). There's some seating indoors (about 10 stools along a long counter) and a few picnic tables outside for dining. Pulling out of Hit Rod's can be tricky so it's best to time your departure with the traffic lights nearby.