The Eagle Theatre used to have great quality productions, but now they only have a few each year…read moreand mostly children's productions. I did enjoy the recent production of Oklahoma, although the lead had some vocal issues. Other than that, it's been very limited in their offerings. Very disappointed in the current management. Not sure what has happened to a fine small theatre, but it's definitely gone down hill.

This is a wonderful professional theatre located in downtown Hammonton - exactly halfway between…read morePhiladelphia and the shore (Atlantic Ocean). Every seat in the house is great to see the top-notch productions. Right now they are performing the Frank Wildhorn musical "Bonnie & Clyde" that was on Broadway a couple of years ago. It is a totally awesome show - acting, singing, orchestra, staging.....one of the best theatre evenings I've enjoyed in the last year. Miss seeing "Bonnie & Clyde" at your own loss! Tips: Parking is directly next door or one street away where the downtown restaurants of Hammonton are.... There's a tasty wine bar at the theatre for use before or during intermission

What used to be a great space for shows and concerts has now just become mainly a wedding or…read moreprivate event space. I'm saddened by this because they used to have awesome shows. I'm sure it's great for weddings or private events, but the recent events has mostly been psychic mediums.

First time to have an event there a wedding last month. Plenty of parking safe area and the venue…read morewas great.

First time at this theater and it was a great experience. The people working there were very…read morefriendly and helpful. The ticket price was well worth the show. Saw The Mountaintop and it was a great show. The two actors were excellent. The theater itself is small (less than 500 seats) but that adds up to not having a bad seat in the place. Looking forward to future shows here.

Worst customer service…read more Purchased 2 tickets in advance for a Friday show. Unfortunately we had a death in the family and was unable to attend. We called the theater Wednesday morning, hoping to either receive a refund or tickets to another day/show. We recieved no return phone call. We left multiple messages before we finally reached someone, because we called them. We even stopped in the theater on Thursday evening to try to speak with someone (while they had a show going on) and there was no one at the front desk or anywhere for the matter. Finally got a call the following week with the option to see a show THAT NIGHT.... mind you we both work full time.... because that was the "only option"... we had to pass. Now we're out of $50 Thanks for nothing. We won't ever return to your establishment.

Love this school! It has very dedicated staff and teachers, small class sizes and very nice…read morefamilies sending their children to the school. Two of our three children currently attend St. Joseph. Our eldest is in the HS. We have never had an issue or doubt as to whether we have made the right choice. The academics are challenging and standardized testing is not an issue for the kids. I would recommend this school to anyone, catholic or non catholic like myself.

St Joseph Elementary School is a wonderful community of teachers, faculty, staff and parent…read morevolunteers who care deeply for our children. Every day when my sons leave for school, I feel comforted that they are receiving a first-rate education in a safe and loving environment. They enjoy all of the extra-curricular activities as well, including basketball, chess club, art club, yearbook and much more. My boys are challenged by the curriculum, which is crucial to their future academic success. My older sons who are currently enrolled at St Joseph High School, were well prepared for their studies due to the foundation laid by St Joseph Elementary.

SPECTACULAR! Literally...this winery was TOP NOTCH!! One of the best wineries I have ever been to…read more Luckily we were there as soon as they opened and it was so beautiful inside. The young ladies who helped us were so patient and explained everything including the wines and food menu. The charcuterie board was huge and everything on it was good, and three of us ordered the shrimp scampi flatbread. Lastly, the wines.....the wines were delicious! We walked out with purchasing at least 3 bottles each. These are the wines I can remember tasting, there were two more I cannot think of: 1. Blueberry 2. Blackberry 3. American Ranier I will definitely be back whenever I am in the area!

We recently traveled to New Jersey and had this winery on our list to try. It was a quiet day with…read moreonly a couple of others there for a tasting, so it was quite enjoyable. Service was great! Here is what we tried: *Ranier Rose - This was good, but we liked the other Ranier versions better. *Ranier Red - This was a very good sweet wine! *Ranier Red - This was also a very good sweet wine! *Red Sangria - This was a good wine, definitely has a raspberry taste to it, at least to us, so not my favorite of the day since I'm not a huge fan of raspberry. *Peach Moscato - This was a really good sweet wine with nice peach flavor. *Huckleberry Moscato - This was also a good sweet wine, but would have preferred a stronger huckleberry flavor, so we preferred the peach. *Almonique - I was most excited to try this one as I love Amaretto. This one was outstanding, definitely tastes like Amaretto without the harsh alcohol flavor. *Smores Cream Wine - It was good, definitely like a smores. *Mocha Java Cream Wine - Our server suggested us to try this one as it was his favorite. We both dislike coffee so we were not expecting to care for this one, but we liked it more than the Smores! Definitely very chocolatey! *Strawberry Mango Cider - This was strong in strawberry with the mango being an aftertaste, but still very good and sweet! *Peach Ginger Cider - This was definitely strong in ginger, almost too much, as I would prefer a stronger peach flavor, but it was still good. This was also sweet. My top three of the day: Almonique, Ranier Red, and Ranier White My husband's top three of the day: Almonique, Ranier Red, and Sangria. I would have loved to have tried some more as it sounds like they have a lot of good wines that are in line with what we liked! When we got home, we ordered some of the wines and ciders and they were shipped very quickly. I will be paying attention to their sales to order more in the future. I definitely recommend stopping by Tomasello Winery if you are in the area!

I have played here 2-3 times in the last year. Great course to work on all aspects of your game…read morewithout breaking the bank! Still Open and playing there tomorrow.

I am an avid golfer, I play 2-3 times a month and this is by far the worst golfing experience I…read morehave ever had. From course to customer service, this place is falling desperately short. Course: there are no fairways. The grass (where there was grass) is 100% crab grass. The fairways are not cut and there is no difference between rough and fairway. Most of the course was actually just Sand. The golf carts? A joke. I had to switch 3 different times and finally settled on a cart which wheels were almost falling off (that was best option. Cigarettes, trash, dip, and graffiti were all over the carts. Almost no signage to get you hole to hole and the only markers are trash cans with painted tee box numbers. I should have suspected when the course said THERE ARE NO TEE TIMES. And is cash only more or less. What a joke. Customer Service: After playing 18 holes in the worst conditions ever with no complaint. Spending tons of money in the "clubhouse" because of minimum on credit purchases, we were accosted by the grounds keeper. We simply forgot a pitching wedge on the 18th green, when we went back to get it the greens keeper DROVE out onto the course in a truck to yell/curse at us demanding we wait for someone to turn my club in. We promptly got the club and left. Regardless of skill level I would not recommend this course to anyone. For a cheap option for new golfers, The FDR course in Philadelphia has similar rates and is a much better option.

This is truly my happy place. I enjoy bringing friends to try it for the first time & also just…read morestopping in to say hello to the wonderful team that has become family. I can go relax & unwind while drinking the best wine around. Their menu is also great. I love their charcuterie boards, popcorn , chips & salsa & the desserts!!!! Can't wait to visit again soon! you all!!!

We've been going to Kennedy for a few years and the team is always super friendly & knowledgeable…read more Our latest visit included wine tastings & snacks at the bar, with the Montepulciano and Sangiovese as two of our faves. Always a great experience!

When I went to pick blueberries a couple weeks back I enjoyed the experience. I was surprised that…read moreI had to spend $30 minimum, but it was a fair price for the amount of blueberries that we picked. And it's on me for not knowing ahead of time that that was a requirement along with being cash only. Once I saw the area for kayaking and picnicking I wanted to bring my whole family back. So I called and left a message saying I was interested and wanted to know how to proceed. When I didn't hear back, I reached out on social media and got a response that it was the Fourth of July weekend, so I shouldn't expect a response until Monday. Fair enough, though the outgoing message on the day I called (July 5) said they were open and doing business all weekend for the 4th. The person on their social media (who I kind of feel is the same person who we saw the day we were there who I believe is the owner) said my message was on somebody's desk and I would get a call on Monday. I waited through Monday and into Tuesday before reaching out again via DM to say that I still had not heard back from my voicemail. They responded that they were very surprised that I hadn't gotten a message back because they were pretty sure everybody's messages got answered. After I reiterated that mine hadn't been answered, they didn't respond further. The irony at this point is that the amount of time going back-and-forth on DM to tell me that they don't answer questions on DM could've easily be used to answer questions. So I gave up on the kayaking and chose a different activity for my family. All this to say, my original very good feeling about such a beautiful place has now been replaced with a sour taste in my mouth because of very poor communication, which is a bummer.

Absolute scam. I ordered 35 4' tall 3 year old blueberry bushes that cost $15.00 each which would…read morebe $525.00. Tax would be another $34.79. I was told that with freight the total was $1,233.76. I received the entire order crammed into one 2'x2' cardboard box with the freight charge of $121.45 right on the front of the box. Bushes were 18" tall half dead with black branches and most leaves missing. I called and was told that i would get a call back and did not. I left a message on their form online and did not get a response.

Everyone is so friendly here! The girl work was more than happy to explain things to us about the…read moremenu, the wines and even the estate. There's an indoor area, like a huge garage inside that you can sit in, as well as an outdoor area, both under an awning and another under umbrellas. Despite the heat, we decided to sit under the awning, because it was a bit sterile and gloomy feeling inside. We ordered a flight and a 16 oz wine slushee, which comes with a complimentary plastic to go cup. The slushee was a bit too sweet for me, but it was great given how sweltering it was outside. We ordered a hummus plate, which was supposed to come with an olive tapenade, according to the menu, but didn't. It was still good though!

HAMMONTON: South Jersey is known for its great conditions to grow various fruits and that includes…read moregrapes! We were happy to enjoy some of these grapes at Plagido's Winery where they are family owned and handcrafts wine from their own grapes grown on acres of land. From dry reds and whites to semi-sweet and sweet, and even sangria and slushies, and cheese plates along with a small food menu, it is a peaceful place to spend time with your pup. Leashed dogs are allowed at the outdoor seating in the back with front row views of the vineyard and sunset. A server will come outside to take your order and give you an interesting background on the history of the vineyard and wine recommendations.