nah. Mulligans is…read moreactually fine, but they shoot themselves in the foot in so many ways that I know I won't be going back. And as The Misses stated as we pulled away, "I never knew this place existed, and I'm happy to go back to that." Ouch. First, the good: - The building is spacious, and looked clean. There is plenty of room, and table and bar seating. - The menu is vast, with a lot of options - Service was fine. The bad: - Mulligans is wildly expensive. I think the cheapest thing to eat was a small bowl of fries, which was $7.95 (more on this in The Ugly.) An APPETIZER of chicken fingers was over $13 dollars, and that didn't include fries. I was shocked at some of the prices.... - speaking of those prices, they had Happy Hour AND Lunch specials.....that were almost the exact same price as the regular menu prices. So, a flatbread from the menu was like $12, but the Happy Hour "deal" was a flatbread for $10*....(again, more on this in a second....) How is that a deal? Yardhouse, for example, does HALF PRICE flatbreads during happy hour. - That barely discounted flatbread was also underseasoned, by the way. It looked ok, and had nice sized chicken chunks on it, but The Misses said that everything was underseasoned. (She did give them kudos for fresh fries though...) - There is no kids menu, even though there was a shocking amount of children here. We brought our 7y/o, the table next to us had 2 boys between 5-9, and at least 2 to 3 other groups came in with children just while we were sitting there. But, nothing on the menu for kids. I guess you need to just pony up the $13+ for an appetizer chicken tenders meal. The UGLY: - About those prices....they don't match the menu. I can't stand the price bait and switch, yet Mulligans hit us with it for every item. That bullshit $10 happy hour "deal" is actually $10.40 on the receipt. (BEFORE tax, before one of you wise ass economists chimes in....) My "$11.95 lunch special" was actually $12.43, and the Little Ones small side of fries came in at $8.06. Now, these are just slight little increases, but it's the point that the actual prices arenn't the same as the menu price. All of this is made even worse by the fact that.... - ...anything other than cash incurs a FOUR percent surcharge! So, our meal had an ADDITIONAL $3 tacked on because we paid with a card, like normal people. Who's walking around with cash in 2026? Drug dealers? There is just no reason to travel here to overpay for incorrectly price labeled food that you will then have to pay ANOTHER premium on at the end. The food was FINE, but fine isn't worth the upcharge.

We usually gravitate toward dive bars, but wanted something a little nicer for a Saturday…read moreafternoon--and Mulligan's was the perfect fit! Big, open, and bright with a varied menu and a TON of beers on tap. We had already eaten, so we didn't try the food, but everything we saw coming out of the kitchen looked fantastic. Portions looked generous too! One quirky thing: the older section of the restaurant in the back feels like a completely different style of building. It's a little odd, but honestly adds to the charm. Overall, it's a cool place to watch sports, grab a drink, and enjoy a laid-back vibe. Servers and bartenders were super friendly as well.

I'd been hearing good things about Dominic's Tavern for a couple of years and honestly feel dumb…read morefor waiting this long to check it out. This place is exactly what a neighborhood bar should be--bright, welcoming, and full of regulars without making a first-timer feel like an outsider. Huge credit to Maddie behind the bar. Once she realized it was my first visit, she introduced me to the people around me, which led to me staying two hours instead of the quick lunch I planned. Ended up talking with a guy next to me and discovered we had a bunch of mutual connections. Just one of those unexpectedly great afternoons. Now, full disclosure: I'm a serious wing guy. My parents owned a wing restaurant for nearly 20 years, and I even had my own wing sauce company, so yes, I judge wings hard. Small ding for serving half wings instead of full wings, but the sauce was excellent--like an upgraded version of classic Hooters sauce, minus the grease. This place absolutely earned a spot in my regular rotation. Next trip, I'm going for the chicken parm, which multiple people swore by.

Terrible on every level. Tasteless bar food. All tastes…read morelike premade heated up food. No effort to produce good food. French fries were good.

Kid Rip's Tavern is a really fun spot with great food, a huge bar, and a lively atmosphere. The…read morefood is consistently very good -- the burgers are huge, the fries are amazing, and the crab fries (made with real crab meat) are absolutely delicious... and that's coming from someone who doesn't even like crab all that much. One of the most fun things on the menu is their chicken "thumbs," which are shaped like little hands -- I wish I took a picture because they're great and definitely something you don't see everywhere. Service can be a little hit or miss, but not because the staff isn't working hard -- it's a big place and when it gets busy, it really gets busy, and they sometimes seem a bit understaffed for the rush. That said, everyone is always very friendly, which makes a big difference and keeps the experience positive. They also have a huge bar with several beers on tap, great specialty drinks, and drink specials, so it's a great place to hang out with friends and have a good time. Overall, definitely worth a visit. Just maybe don't go if you're in a big rush -- go when you have time to relax, enjoy the atmosphere, and have a good meal.

My foodie bestie and I added Kid Rips to our must try list years ago and finally got around to…read moretrying it. Parking was a challenge on a Friday night as every space was full and turning around in the back lot involves making a k turn around the other vehicles who are also looking for a spot. We ended up parking down the street and walking over. We were seated immediately, as the bar has ample seating, both high tops and regular tables. My bff wasn't in the mood for a cocktail so we opted for Arnold palmers. Now, I am a HUGE avocado fan and I had heard about their infamous avocado fries so I was super excited about trying them. That may or may not have been the main reason for my visit. The avocado fries are fresh large slices of avocado breaded in panko and fried with a sweet and tangy spicy mayo sauce. I loved them but my bff wasn't as excited. He informed me he isn't a huge fresh avocado fan, so this one is for the avocado lovers. We also opted for the chicken parm rollers which is described as "Chicken mixed with ricotta cheese, herbs and spices rolled in panko breadcrumbs served with house made marinara and shaved parmesan" - they are chicken meatballs. We expected something else and now that we've had them and I re-read the description I'm not sure what we had in mind but it wasn't this. They were just okay. I think if they were placed on a plate with seasoned whipped ricotta and drizzled with pesto it could boost the flavor experience. For our entrees my bff got the chicken strips with the sweet and sassy sauce and I opted for the KO burger. My KO burger was delicious. The seeded brioche bun was buttery and fresh and the burger itself was flavorful. The fries were also fantastic. Fresh cut and sprinkled with a sweet seasoning, I didn't even feel the need to add ketchup or a side of aioli or anything. They were perfect. I didn't try my bffs chicken tenders but the sweet and sassy sauce tasted just like buffalo sauce. Pretty sure it was the wrong sauce but he didn't say anything to our server so that's on us. If you are looking for a bar to hang out and watch sports, get a drink, and have a great burger, I'd recommend this place - but maybe uber there.

I have not been to Kaminski's Bar in years. I decided to meet up with friends for happy hour. It…read morewas quiet when I arrived. I ordered pepperoni rolls (9/10), buffalo wings with sauce on the side ( 10/10), fries (9/10), and Greek Cajun shrimp (8/10). I ordered the fig vodka cosmo special. I enjoyed the drink and ordered another before leaving. It was one of my friend's first time and said would love to come back again.

Went to Kaminski's on a whim when we were in the area after a doctor's appointment for the girls,…read moreand a friend who lives in the area had recommended this spot several times. This is indeed a sports bar with live music, and I do mean live, and very VERY loud music. Not that this feature is a bad thing, but on a random Thursday for an early dinner, an ear-shattering double set of various stages of hard rock and classic rock was not expected, and despite there being seating semi-separated from the bar area, the volume is so loud here, I am surprised anyone can even eat; not even sure how conversation is possible. We had to shout to each other at the table until we got lucky and the band graciously took a break. That being said, our food was top-notch! The staff was also extremely nice and our server was patient and attentive and also gave great suggestions, as I always have a hard time deciding on multiple options when a restaurant's menu is as extensive as this. One exceptional highlight were the long hots wrapped in bacon. Just crazy good. Like on another level good...and I am not usually a big appetizer guy. I will always share in what the table orders, but I was ready to hoard these and not be nice about sharing! The sheer variety afforded by the menu makes Kaminski's a great place for groups, as there is truly something for everyone here, and on top of that they have soups! If you didn't know from other reviews, I am freak for soups, and here it is the traditional Avgolemono; a greek rice/orzo chicken soup with fresh lemon. Simply a delight. This is a place we will definitely be returning to and a big part of that is because of the simply massive amount of selection the menu affords. On top of that, everything we had was good. However, I will definitely Be calling ahead to find out if they will have live music on the night we decide to go, which will probably keep us in the Monday to Wednesday range, as I am pretty sure they have live bands for the rest of the week. Kaminski's is definitely worth the trip over the river for us, but we will likely just stop by when we are in the Cherry Hill area for something else. If you live nearby, you are doing yourself a disservice by not going here regularly. Head over and give your eardrums a workout, and your stomach a tasty gift!

Super cool place!!! Service was fast!! Food was absolutely amazing! Large portions and delicious!!…read moreMy first Jersey Diner experience and it didn't disappoint!! Fatboy Approved!

1st round of drinks: mimosas...we got juice. Didn't even taste a splash of champagne…read more.. 2nd round of drinks: Bloody Mary(me) and espresso martini(my fiancé)...Bloody Mary was good and the Espresso martini was not. Way too much Bailey's. You guys have an espresso machine at Phily diner...for the love of God, use it. 3rd and FINAL round: Blue Moon draft(me) Modelo draft(fiancé)...our thoughts...."you can't mess up beer"...we were enjoying them until we realized a chip on the lip and inside of the my fiancé's glass. I physically held the glass up to inspect it while the bartender watched me do this and said nothing. Didn't check it and avoided us after we had already paid and tipped well over 20%. Food: brunch burger(medium well) was savory til my fiancé bit into the raw end of the burger patty. Tacos were delicious.

Nice little bar. Bigger than your little towny bar and they sometimes have a live band with lots of…read moreseating besides the bar. They've got a great selection of craft beers on draft and lots of bottled choices as well. They have happy hour Monday - Friday from 4-7pm which gives you options for some cheap appetizers which is great because most of the breweries I've gone too don't have any food. At least there's an option to eat here. The food is usual bar food.. nothing special but it's nothing bad either! For me as long as it's fried and I've got beer.. I'm happy! Definitely wouldn't come here just based on the food alone. The service is great. I sat around the bar and the bartenders are also attentive and tell you all the specials and also about the beers if you've got any question. I've never really been there on a super busy night so not sure if it's any different. Lots of tvs so you can watch whatever sports is on. You can play pool and i believe i also saw darts. I will definitely come back because we'll they're cheap, got drinks and got food!

Bubs bartender = you'll have a great night !!!!!…read more Fun fun fun Friendly Chill : )

What a great time I had at this PJW's in Haddonfield! My food was served hot and fast -- and my…read morebeverage refilled frequently. But what made my night out super memorable was watching the house magician serve miracles after miracles. Kevin was cooking with amazing card tricks, cups and balls, and his friendly and clever wit. He had everyone in scope participating, laughing and astounded. You won't be disappointed here. They are customer focused.

Had a quick catch up with a couple of friends. Staff and server were friendly and kind. I got some…read moreamazing cheesesteak egg rolls and some very crispy onion rings. My friends got the wings definitely have to get some the next time I go in.

The first 80-degree day of 2026 brought us to the indoor patio at PJ's in Deptford, and we had…read moreanother really nice visit. The windows were open for a great breeze, though turning the fans on would've helped with the sudden heat. Our waitress was kind ,on top of everything, and our drinks were poured very well. The seasonal strawberry crush cocktail looked especially nice with the light shining through its red color. The chicken quesadillas were grilled crisp on the outside with fillings that blended together nicely. The southwest chicken salad was plated beautifully and, once mixed, had a crispy backyard BBQ kind of flavor. Since it's my birthday month I used my free treat on the salty-sweet Salted Caramel Cookie and skipped the ice cream so I could take it home and enjoy it on its own.

Been coming to this location rather than Wash Twp for about a year or so. About the same distance…read moreapart. We've had generally decent service and somewhat inconsistent food, but it generally leans on the good side. Today was... interesting. The wings came out great. I usually order extra sauce bc, depending on the cook, the wings sometimes lack a lot of sauce. The cheesesteak came out good, but the cheese was basically all on top instead of mixed throughout. Weird. There was a sign in the door about $4 copper lager, one of my favorite beers. No dates or times listed. I asked our server about it and she mentioned it was on Tuesdays for club members. Nothing about that in the sign... Speaking of which, we've seen this server a bunch of times, but this was our first time with her. She was rude and inattentive. Dropped plates with no words. Barely checked on us. I don't know if she was in a bad mood or not bc I don't feel like we did anything to deserve the attitude. For almost $70 with tip, I expected more. I mentioned to my wife I don't want to go back anytime soon, especially with the kids. Too expensive for meh food with bad service. I'll just cook at home next time. So disappointed.

Food was very delicious. And the mocktail was so good. Wish they had hard shell tacos though.read more

I thoroughly enjoy the outdoor seating and backyard games here on a nice day, however the food has…read morealways been unimpressive. Given I am vegetarian so my options are limited. Their cocktails and margaritas are great, but I have yet to try food here that I genuinely would rave about. The chips and salsa at each table is a nice addition to the drinks, but they are rather stale at times.

Like that we have a non-PJs property in Haddon Township. Service is usually good and they offer a…read morevariety of beers/beverages as well as food options. The fact that they have 3 different restaurants in a restaurants means that everyone can find something they will like. You also have choices for seating (outside, outside at bar, inside at bar, by rollup windows, etc.) so depending on the weather you can do what suits you. The weathers are a nice addition as well for the fall/spring. Only two downsides are I wish they offered more beers in 16 ounce pours (they have 50+ on draft but typically only offer 20 or so in 16 ounce pour, the rest are 12 ounce) and that the TVs weren't blaring for some of the sports events. Minor though, definitely will keep coming back for everything else.

If you don't consider eating out to be a luxury in this economy, you might not care about mediocre…read morefood and service. If otherwise, take your hard-earned money elsewhere.