Quite a collection of various kinds and flavors of pickles and pickled products. It's one of the…read morestores in The Village Greene section of Smithville.

Went here because my daughter loves pickles. We bought fresh pickles, which were a bite expensive…read moreas well as pickled beets. The service was great, employee was very friendly. Store was clean and neatly organized. A definite must for any pickle lover

Came here under a local's suggestion…read more We came for the happy hr 4-6pm. Has a few beers, wine and martini as well as their popular appetizer such as roasted Brussels sprouts on the list. Brussels sprout with bacon is sooo good, crispy yet not at all oily. One of the best made dish in all of tri state region. Very impressed. We also got the prosciutto pizza and it was thin, yet packed with cheese arugula and sauce; so flavorful! Wow Definite will return again!

Great meal on Father's Day at the 279 Social, after a taxing morning of shopping in the historic…read moreSmithville shoppes. We had no wait for a table around noon, although they were briskly busy on this holiday. Our server was relaxed and not bothered by the commotion, took his time and helped us through our choices. No brunch cocktails for us, we dug right in to meals. I chose the peach burrata caprese salad plate with a side of blackened chicken breast. Although the menu said the peaches would be grilled, they were cold. Perfectly ripe and firm, a great sweet contrast to the balsamic vinegar drizzle. Creamy burrata, basil, and sliced grape tomatoes rounded out the plate. This was a superb salad. The grilled chicken was a $6 add and came on a separate plate. Generous sized, the breast was well seasoned and tender. We took some home with spouse's plentiful potatoes from the skillet. Spouse went with the meat lovers skillet with scrambled eggs and wheat toast. The skillet had ham bacon sausage and cheddar cheese with a huge pile of potatoes and two scrambled eggs. It also included wheat toast. This was a lot of food! This is a bright, well lit, smartly decorated restaurant, where I would love to have spent time at happy hour. Good service, good food, not overpriced at all. Maybe another visit next time we're in New Jersey!

Tried on a whim & it was close to the hotel - we were blown away by the flavors of the food. I have…read moreto say each bite was a delight and really expanded my taste buds. We struggled with the menu at first, lighting is low, but we found out you can adjust lamp(later). All our selections were delicious, we were so happy we gave it a shot. It is definitely on my top ten and if ever in NJ again this will be on the to visit place. Our waiter was polite & helpful. We met the manager (owner), not sure, but he checked on us twice and gave us a little back story on the restaurant which was very nice. Do not miss out on this spot.

Excellent excellent excellent. I was in town for work meeting and decided to try Jasmine and I'm so…read morehappy I did. The Tandoori Chicken was tasty with the right amount of heat. The garlic naan was fresh and delicious. The waitstaff was friendly, attentive and gave great recommendations. The restaurant itself is very comfortable and huge not to mention very clean. I'll be back for sure when I am in town again.

Went in to the store because I love kitchen gadgets and items, although that's not what we bought…read moretoday. I saw all the different types of coffee and was undecided and the employee suggested get the one pot coffee, you can try different ones. So I bought 5 of those and can't wait to try. It will last me more than one pot since I use a Keurig. Prices weren't too bad

Change their attitude. Rude and entitled. I walked ini yesterday and followed a heavenly smell to…read morewhere two girls were roasting coffee. When I asked what it was, they looked at me like I was from Mars. I repeated myself and one of the girls answered, but immediately added I couldn't buy any. I didn't say anything but I'm sure I looked surprised. Someone behind the counter called "you have to order online." But I was right there with credit card in hand. It was cold and sleeting outside. The store wasn't crowded. Is this any way to run a business? I have always felt the people in this stor were snotty. But they have several teas that i enjoy, so i put up with it....until yesterday. ..That was the last time I'll spend any money in that shop. I don't know how they have survived with this attitude. I went next door to the bakery, got some coffee and some pastries, along with smiles and a pleasant attitude...and spent my money there.

Stopped in here quickly to grab craft beer while I was in a rush. The store was clean, well…read moreorganized, and has a large selection. It was easy to find what I needed, and the layout makes browsing simple even if you're short on time. I just wish they sold the craft beer as singles without having to get a whole 4 pack. I didn't get a chance to fully explore (and just realized they apparently have a food/market section too, which I totally missed), but based on this visit I'd definitely come back if I'm ever in the area again when I have more time to look around. Overall, a good spot with a great wide selection.

Just had lunch at White Horse Liquors--yes, the liquor store--and was pleasantly surprised by the…read moredeli inside. It has a bit of a hip, modern feel with a thoughtfully curated menu. I ordered the Casanova: Prosciutto di Parma, fresh mozzarella, house-made pesto, roasted red peppers, and arugula on a freshly baked French roll. I went with it cold, which I think is the right call, though I'd be interested in trying it lightly toasted next time. The sandwich was outstanding. You can genuinely taste the freshness of the ingredients--from the bread to the mozzarella and crisp arugula. Simple, well-executed, and very satisfying. 5/5. Absolutely worth a stop--and while you're there, you might as well grab a good bottle of bourbon on the way out.

Really good pizza here. The crust is slightly thicker than average pizza places in the area, in my…read moreopinion. This makes it even more flavorful. Cheese and sauce has a nice flavor as well. When I'm in the area, I make it a point to stop and get a few plain slices. The rest of their menu does seem very good and worth trying, also. Convenient if you're a local college student or work at the nearby hospital.

Best Macaroons and Brownies! The combination gift boxes are the best. I love to give the Boardwalk…read moreBrownies and Sampler Macaroons as my apology or thank you gifts. The Tripician Sampler is amazing as well. There is no better way to say you are sorry than sweetening it with the savory taste of a chocolate covered almond macaroons. I have sent a lot of these over the years but wonder how can be on the receiving end of this tasty smelling box of yummy treats again? Ingrid

We sampled but didn't make any purchases…read more The flavored (esp pistachio) cream cheeses looked yummy, but not at$9/tub. Nice staff.

The conversations the variety of cheeses, the knowledge of the cheese. And the suggestions on the…read morepairing of the cheese, quaint, rustic, love it.

Great selection, wonderful prices. I'm easy to please, so if they're out of one veggie, I always…read morefind something else that works. The selection of bulk seeds and nuts is fantastic, and they're always fresh. Love the frozen blueberries, wonderful price. Their breakfast sausage is also very tasty and reasonably priced.

I decided to try this place for the first time. I bought grapes ($4+) and PF Swirl bread ($4.99)…read more Both were not good; the grapes definitely weren't edible; the bread (dated Nov 10th) was so dry and didn't taste right. I buy both products at other food stores and never experienced this! I called the next day to return both. When I arrived at the store I was received by a less that positive customer experience. Mike became very confrontational claiming the grapes weren't in season and too bad they're not satisfying. He finally agreed to refund me, begrudging; when I got to the parking lot I realized he only refunded me for the grapes yet KEPT the bread and my receipt. I returned to then to the store to tell him. He yelled about the return again and seemed not to have a customer service return acceptance. I ended up leaving with no bread in hand and no refund. This truly is bad business because not only did they get my payment for the bread ($4.99) I'm sure they'll receive a credit ftom PF (Pepperidge Farm) for the return. Wow!! Thank you for making it easy for me to decide not to shop at any of your locations in the future. One time too many!! Shame on you!!!!

GALLOWAY: "...the jerk store called and they're running out of you!" That quote from the Seinfeld…read moreTV series always makes us laugh, but the store we are about to share is not jerky in THAT way, but full of jerky! We were drawn into Smithville House of Jerky by the vegan sign (call before you got to see if they have it in stock) and they are filled with all types of meat jerky snacks. Leashed dogs are allowed inside and Brie made the shopkeepers day! There is also a location in Ocean City.

I didn't get any of the amazing jerky varieties bc Im on fumes until pay day, but I got my kids two…read moretreats to go. I tried the gummy fish - good but stick in the teeth. The chocolate covered banana chips - YUM! Super nice young male employee - knowledgable too.