I went to Super Stuffed Burgers for lunch the other day. I had not researched it before so I…read morethought it was pretty cool that they were also a trading card and figurine store with a mini arcade. If I had had more time I would've shopped around a bit. For lunch I ordered the quesadilla burger and made it a combo with fries and a soda. Thank you to the cashier for informing me about the combo deal! The quesadilla burger was delicious and I couldn't stop biting into it. The fries were also well made. My only issue was that it was freezing inside the restaurant. I don't know if they don't have heat or the heat was just broken that day, but I had to keep my winter jacket on the whole time I was there. I hope they were able to get it fixed!! Overall though, I definitely enjoyed the place and have to go back the next time I'm in the Springfield area.

We discovered this place because of the card trading shop that shares the space. My kids are big…read morefans of the cheese-stuffed burgers and get excited at the mere prospect of stopping by. There's an arcade game that patrons can play for free, which is such a nice touch, and the server has always been nice and accommodating. The super-stuffed burgers are good, though maybe a bit greasy for my liking. On my most recent visit, I had the chicken sandwich, which I joked resembled a giant chicken nugget. There wasn't anything special about it, but it was filling. Since the kids enjoy it, I'm sure we'll stop by again!

Ordered takeout from here as we were craving wings. We got 2 10 piece buffalo and one 10 piece…read moremango jalapeño. We also got fries and loaded potato skins. The potato skins were delicious and huge. We are not sour cream fans so I wish it was a garlic aioli to dip in but very yummy. The fries were crispy and delish. Don't how a takeout order was still crisp 20 minutes later but bravo! The wings were cooked nicely and well sauced. People here were super nice and I got a street spot. Definitely coming back here. Glad I ordered direct through their App too. Monica we were ravenous.

PROS: Menu variety is plentiful and the prices are good. Waitress was nice to us and there's many…read moreplaces to sit CONS: The one bartender was absolutely rude to my friends and I. I took a picture of her and I uploaded it to this Yelp page. (Look below). My friends and I literally got up and left before ordering food. There's limited street parking and it's cramped inside as well OVERALL: If you care about hospitality I would avoid coming here for as long as that bartender is working there. Parking blows and you're shoulder to shoulder. But they do have all the games on and a large menu to choose from so at least that's a plus

Went here last night with another couple. It's a BYOB which is nice in these times of rising costs…read more Has own parking lot, but can get filled because they share it with a Japanese restaurant located above them. Plenty of parking in street if needed. Inside is dark and inviting and they have a cute outdoor dining space as well. They start out by serving fresh Foccacia with seasoned olive oil. For starters , my wife and I shared an eggplant tower, fried eggplant layered with mozzarella and tomatoes. Very good. Our friends shared a salad and enjoyed as well. For mains our friends both ordered the hanger steak, my wife had the salmon, and I ordered their chicken special ( a boneless breast wrapped in pancetta). Everything was not only delicious but plentiful. Owner checked on us several times during our meals. Highly recommend trying this establishment.

Small family owned restaurant in Berkeley Heights with its own parking lot. After checking out Yelp…read morereviews, we stopped by for dinner. Cute interior with Christmas decorations already making things festive. We were greeted and seated near the cozy fireplace. Started with the harvest salad, conveniently split in the kitchen. Delicious. Entrees were pappardelle ragu and their seared tuna. Both were fresh and flavorful. We finished the evening with their house made tiramisu. Yum. Will be back as service was attentive and friendly, food was great and loved the decor!

I've been to The Committed Pig several times and have even visited several of their locations in…read moresurrounding towns. The Morristown location sits right on South Street across from the Green. It gets very busy for breakfast/brunch but they are also open for lunch and dinner. I really enjoy their all-day brunch menu. During my most recent visit, I ordered the Goddess salad which was delicious. I am obsessed with the dressing paired with this salad. It was extremely light, creamy, and perfect for summer. The Fried Pickles were also breaded nicely and the Spinach Artichoke Dip was super creamy. There is a decent amount of seating available inside and a few tables for outdoor dining. Can't wait to visit again soon! Goddess Salad: 5/5 Fried Pickles: 5/5 Spinach Artichoke Dip: 5/5

Craving some wings and remembered I really enjoyed the dry rub here. I ordered it again and it…read morelived up to my expectations. 5 wings for $10. I also decided to order the chipotle bacon burger this time as my main. It was a tad too salty and lacked the chipotle sauciness for me. The sweet potatoes waffle fries was yummy. Maybe next time I'll just go with the Brie Burger. Overall the service was quick and super nice. Notable mentions are when I asked for barbecue sauce on the side and since there were two kinds, the waitress gave me one of each. I would definitely come back or visit another branch.

Food was amazing and the service is top tier! Very friendly and they give free samples while you in…read moreline def recommend!!!!

My girlfriend visited this food truck the weekend before and highly recommended it to me. Since I'm…read morenotoriously picky when it comes to restaurants and food spots, I arrived with high expectations--and I'm happy to report that this place exceeded them. First, the wait was completely worth it. If you get there early, you can probably avoid the line, but even if you can't, don't let that discourage you. Good food is worth a few extra minutes of patience. As someone who pays attention to the details, I always take a quick look inside food trucks and kitchens when I can. I was genuinely impressed by how clean, organized, and professional everything looked. It's clear they take pride in what they do. Now, let's talk about the food. The fries were fresh and clearly made in-house--not the typical pre-packaged fries you find everywhere else. The steak portions were generous (they definitely don't believe in counting pieces), and the combination of flavors and sauces came together perfectly. Every bite was better than the last. By the time I finished, I was already planning my next visit. There are still several items on the menu I want to try, and if they're anything like what I had, my diet may be in serious trouble. Highly recommended!

I had to try Burger & Butcher after my friends were raving about it, an it absolutely exceeded my…read moreexpectations. The atmosphere is cute, casual, and trendy. I love the convenience of the kiosk ordering. Service was very quick, and everyone on staff was so kind and helpful. I was blown away by their gluten-free menu. They offer gluten-free buns for burgers and sandwiches, gluten-free crispy chicken, and even gluten-free desserts. I tried the Turtle Pie and the Lemon Raspberry Pie--both were delicious, but the Turtle Pie was truly to die for. This was hands down one of the best burgers and fries I've ever had. Gluten-free bread can really make or break a meal, and this place does it right. The gluten-free bun tasted fresh and delicious, the burger itself was incredibly juicy and flavorful, and the basil aioli was insanely good. I also ordered their specialty Cherry Cream Cola, and it was so good that I had to get a second one. It tasted like a fresh, sweet Cherry Coke and was the perfect accompaniment to the meal. I sat outside and brought my dog, and one of the staff members even came out with a bowl of water for him. Such a thoughtful touch that made us feel so welcome. It being dog-friendly is definitely a huge bonus for me. Amazing food, wonderful service, and one of the best gluten-free experiences I've had. I can't wait to come back!

***2 1/2 stars***…read more Maybe I'm just not into the concept of smash burgers, but I really didn't get the hype with this one. This was a special request from my top-tier chum from the Kingdom of Sussex, who'd been eyeing up this place for months and petitioned to come here after our NJ Bookstore Crawl adventures last weekend (I wanted to go to the only guaranteed high quality eating establishment in the Kingdom, Farmer's Daughter in Newton but was overruled by the home crowd). I'd heard some decent buzz about it myself and am always up for trying something that looks edgier than the average bear in Sussex, so off we went (even though I had a BBQ later in the day that basically had all of the food that was provided at this establishment - that's on me for sure). The entrance was a little hard to figure out; initially we went to the front of the building but there wasn't an obvious entryway and we belatedly figured out it was on the side. Some extra signage in that regard could go a long way, but not the biggest deal. We got inside, and that's what matters. Very clean and spacious, with some Western/patriotic themes; I can always get down with some longhorn displays and whatnot. The business model/ordering system is a little odd in that it almost offers too many methods, if that makes sense. It seemed like you could get normal table service, but there was also a counter where I think you could place a normal order, or a kiosk at the front to do so, OR a QR code at the table. Lot going on, and ambivalent on what to make of it overall - I guess it's better to have more options in theory, but I thought it was unnecessarily chaotic/confusing. We opted for the scanning of the QR code at the table, which was fine. My chum didn't realize you could tilt the QR display to get a better angle for your phone, but I'm certainly not going to blame Burger and Butcher for that 10 seconds of chaos. By far our biggest issue was the price point. Neither one of us is averse to spending money when the situation arises, but this was pretty egregious to the point where it really tainted the whole experience. We both got a burger and split an order of fries. That was the meal. Now, full disclosure, we got the "better" burger, the Waygu, which was 4 ounces and $15. Not worth it. I think part of is the smash burger of it all, but I definitely didn't notice the allegedly higher quality cattle involved, and I got it plain so no condiments to distract the palate from the essence of the bovine. I would 100% just go for the cheaper burger here, which is $10. The accompanying fries were fine (some were squishier than others, and those found their way closer to my chum for her consumption) but cost a separate $8. It reminded me of Zinburger, which probably isn't around anymore because they constantly gauged you with additional costs for sides like this. And THIS was wild - if you wanted ketchup? No problem. If you wanted literally any other sauce featured on the menu, just a little container of it? At least an extra $2. At a certain point, it's less about the price and more about the principle. And again - nothing we had was significantly better than what you'd get at Five Guys or Smashburger and for the price it should be. The staff was perfectly nice and since this is basically higher-end fast food, our meals came within five or 10 minutes. Fine on that front. But if I want to spend $30 for a burger and side (which is what this came down to, including tip)? I'm just going to go to a nicer, sit-down restaurant with more options and better food. Disappointing and I hope they really reconsider the pricing structure because in this inflationary environment, you're alienating potential customers before they even get to sample the animals.

This spot has quickly become one of our go-to places for a quick, satisfying bite -- and it's easy…read moreto see why we keep coming back. The menu has something for everyone. Whether you're in the mood for a fresh, crisp salad or something more adventurous, they deliver. The star of the show for us has been the jambalaya served in a pineapple boat -- a fun, creative presentation that somehow makes an already delicious dish even better. It's the kind of thing you order once and immediately start telling your friends about. And let's not overlook the bar. The bartenders here are genuinely cool -- friendly, attentive, and they know how to put together a solid drink every single time. A great cocktail can make or break a dining experience, and these folks always come through. If you're looking for a relaxed vibe with food and drinks that actually impress, this is your place.

Work lunch for 5 today. What a great spot. Cozy charming interior with tons of space btwn tables…read more Staff were super friendly and on top of things. Apps and entrees were spot on. We did a little fried calamari and nachos to start. Both were demolished. Two colleagues had grilled chicken Caesar salad one had a wrap and one had a sandwich. I had a fried chicken cutlet rollatini with spinach, sausage and Fontella cheese. Some entrées allow two side dishes and they have a very extensive array of sides. I got roasted Italian long hearts and onion rings. They also have grilled asparagus, cream, spinach, french fries half a dozen other things. Tavern 73 In! 7+3 makes it perfect 10

My sweetie and I were in the mood for brews, wings and beer. Throw in a couple of shots and some…read moregreat rock music and it's the perfect Friday night! Our server and bar tender were very attentive and we got to watch the Olympics on the many screens. People were generally happy and it was a terrific vibe. They have live music on occasion but the bar menu and craft brews are from local breweries. Stop in and enjoy a few Hubby got the smokehouse burger and I got the jalapeño burger (my picture was blurry-sorry). Omg, their fries are amazing!

Another review from a poor man. This review is a…read morecomplete mix bag for me. There is very good things and some irksome things about our latest visit here. The pros. The chicken wings had a good crisp, the side salad I asked for was fresh, the cheese steak roll was pillowy soft and was nicely cheesy, and most importantly, the gentleman behind the bar who took our order was a fantastically nice guy The cons. The garlic parm sauce on the wings were a bit lacking and the amount of meat on the cheese steak was only half enough to really fill that long roll. And the most irksome thing was the 2,23 % "technology fee". No offense but WTH is that?????? If it was to use the credit card, it wasn't explained at all. Look, if you like a funky bar with good food and you are in the area, I would say check it out once in your life and form your opinion. But, for me, I just don't know how often