Had a perfect Thanksgiving dinner, 2024! Staff were professional and very helpful. The food was all…read moreexcellent! Thank you!

Went here for a baby shower and while the venue was pretty, the AC was not blowing at all during…read morethe 3 hour event. The room we were in was 10+ degrees hotter than the hallways and restrooms. It made the experience uncomfortable, especially for the expecting mother. The servers were ok, but not present. They were not refilling waters, and there were not pitchers of water provided, so that plus the hot room were not a pleasant combination. The restrooms were also not tended to and quickly ran out of supplies.

Here's a cleaned-up, well-written version of your review:…read more Stopped in with some friends the other day, and it was a pretty cool place. I'd never been here before, but it was clean and inviting. They have a couple of nice rooms where you can sit, relax, and watch TV. They have a dedicated cornhole room which was cool. There's an outside area that appeared to be closed that day, they also have an upper level you can rent out for parties, along with a ballroom available for larger events. The beer I tried was pretty good, and the Oktoberfest was excellent. They don't serve food, but you can scan a QR code to order from local spots. The bartenders were friendly, service was quick, and we had no issues at all. Overall, everything was great. I'd definitely stop by again.

The place is amazing. Full seating area, bar, conference room, indoor cornho…read moreE. Beer is on point. Tried a few. LaScala's Fire to Go next door delivers free. Chris the bartender was awesome!

I've been to a couple shows here and it's quite a nice venue for live music. The theater is small…read moreenough that it feels intimate wherever you sit, and the acoustics are very good. It's an old theater with a lot of charm and I'm glad to see it's been renovated and saved. One bummer is that concessions are limited to soda, water and some snacky junk food. The attached restaurant/bar is no longer open so if you want to get something to eat or drink before/after the show, you have to go elsewhere (and there's not much immediately nearby.)

I attended shows, talent shows and business events at the Landis Ave theater Vineland and have…read morealways been impressed with how good of a turn out. I look forward to going the building has so much character and history. One of the nicest venues in the south Jersey area.

Outside golf staff - 5 stars Pro shop staff - 5 stars…read moreFood (lunch) - 5 stars (for the NJ Shore which often sucks, 4 stars anywhere else) Golf course - 3 stars Since the 5 stars need no specific explanation (except, high praise for the real chunks of chicken in the chicken cheese steak with cooper sharp cheese on an amazing roll, the kind you find in S. Phila and wish everyplace else you went to had the same), I will get a few comments in on the course. -Yes, there is crab grass. -Mixed types of grass in the rough and green surrounds, you have different -looks and feel on different holes playing from the rough. Needs more consistency. -It seems a couple of the holes they redesigned, moved and/or reconstructed, make little sense. -Some greens are postage stamp size. For a lot of play, wear and tear would be better on larger sized greens -Pace of play wasn't bad at all, 4hrs 5 minutes in the height of the summer. Overall, it's in better than average to good shape, just a couple of those things that bothered me. I'm not a fan of the NJ shore, however I would make the trek to Greate Bay again when invited.

Called to book a repeat event and never heard back from anyone. Left two messages. No issues at…read moreprevious events, so we were hoping to continue using the venue.

This venue is so unique and inviting. We enjoyed the beautiful outdoor area. It was perfect for…read moreentertaining additional space. You can feel the love that went into the design of the entire venue. Everyone enjoyed our event. The owners were easy to work with and very accommodating. I would definitely recommend.

Came here for an event that was advertised on Facebook. Didn't really know what to expect but as…read moresoon as we got there we knew it was going to be a great evening. The presentation and decor was all over the top. Great atmosphere and food overall. Can't wait for the next event they host.

I am sad to report that a year later, I am finding this buffet lacking in most areas…read more The only sections that we really found to still be reasonably good were the omelet and waffle stations where they make them fresh to order. But I don't need to go to a buffet to get a waffle. Most things in the chafing dishes (mussels, fish, potatoes, etc) were either dried out or too salty and just tasted terrible. The turkey sausage was so dry and weirdly textured I am not sure it was even meat, let alone turkey. The bagels and other pastries and breads were stale and poor quality. The desserts were especially bad. The big sliced cakes and all the little tiny cakes looked pretty but taste awful - fake whipped cream and too sweet cheap tasting frosting made them nearly inedible. I saw chocolate covered strawberries when I walked in but when I went for dessert they were gone with no replacements forthcoming. The tip was included for our party of 9 but she didn't deserve it - there were several times we needed something and there was no one in sight for long periods. We won't be returning.

Scotland Run holds a very special place in my heart, as it is where my husband and I got married…read more We now make it a tradition to return each year around our anniversary for their Sunday brunch. We are very lucky that they we have the opportunity to go back to our venue each year since a lot of venues are only limited to special occasions like weddings and showers offered in their banquet halls. The Sunday brunch is your quintessential Sunday brunch. They have a made-to-order omelet station, fresh waffle press, carving station, along with over a dozen options served in chafers. The options range from scrambled eggs to chicken Marsala. They also offer a range of bagels, pastries and salad dishes. There is a great variety of options without being overwhelming. The apple stuffed pancakes and the carved turkey were by far my favorite dishes during my most recent visit. On our reservation we noted that we were celebrating our anniversary and we were welcomed back with open arms. Our table was covered in rose pedals and we were provided a complimentary glass of champagne to enjoy with our brunch. JoAnn, one our wedding coordinators, was on site during our recent and came over to say hello to us and catch up. Even years after our wedding, the customer service at Scotland Run is top notch. Everyone we encountered a few years back was a pleasure to work with especially JoAnn and Kelly. Let me premise by saying that not every venue is right for every couple, but Scotland Run was 110% perfect for us. From start to finish, we were in fabulous hands and had the event of our dreams. No bride ever thinks there will be rain on her wedding day, and that was certainly something I hadn't planned for. No biggie, Scotland Run had a contingency plan and had everything taken care of. Years later our guests still rave about our wedding but by far they rave about the mashed potato bar and the dessert table. It goes without saying that the grounds are gorgeous and that's one of the things we fell in love with initially. The view from the ballroom was the greenery of the golf course and open skies. The pavilion was decorated with many, many different types of flowers adding luscious color. The venue was so pretty, we kept any extra decorations to the minimum. While our wedding day is now a day in the past, it is so nice to know that we can always come back for some special time to reminisce.

Beautiful place to host an event , people are very welcoming and fun . Definitely recommend.read more

Ah-mazing!! Great…read moreinitiation into the Track Racing world. Feel a need for speed but don't own a Fighter Jet? If you own a Sports/Racing Car and want to open up that engine and put the pedal to the metal in a professionally managed, safe setting, Track Night in America is what you need and New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) provides the tracks for that thrill seeking driving pleasure. Participating in Track Night in America is the ultimate way to put your driving skills to the test without endangering others on your local streets and highways. I have so much to say but I'll keep this short. Props to the team that run these Track Night events in a professional and orderly manner. And most importantly big props to my brothers and mainly my little Bro., the heart and smarts to make this happen. TIPS: Events managed by Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) NJMP = Two Race Tracks Lightning and Thunderbolt Raceways. Go Kart Track also available. Track Night categories based on experience: Novice, Intermediate and Advanced. MPH on track can range: 90 -125+ Certified Auto Racing Helmets are mandatory Driver and Passenger windows MUST remain open during all track runs Passenger Track Tour Laps. For safety Pacer Car keeps our MPH low at 70+/- (No Helmet Required) 100 Octane Race Fuel available for purchase @ approx $13/gal as of this review.

5 stars to Plymouth Inn, a B&B - more to offer than most hotels and a lot more than any motel I…read moreever stayed in. I haven't been to enough B&B's make a comparison. Plymouth Inn in Ocean City NJ is a wonderfully restored B&B. The ambiance very well matches the tone of the city itself. It is calming, it is welcoming, it is quiet but has lots to do for both kids and adults and the very adult adults. (You figure out the meaning of "very adult", but when you are ready, read on.) I'm talking senior citizens. No mountains to climb. The biggest mountain we encountered were the ramps up to the Boardwalk. Back to the Inn. Our hosts, Nick and Shirley were helpful, accommodating, amiable, welcoming, friendly, enthusiastic. Would we go back? An unqualified YES! Being a B&B you can readily expect breakfast. No disappointment there. We were served very delicious, well prepared, appropriately cooked (Eg. Waffles, Pancakes, Quiches) breakfasts. Everything was fresh from the fruit salad down to the cakes and breads. There are two main rooms - the dining room and a living/music/game room. All well appointed. Really nice furniture and decoration in both rooms. For example, the flatware and dishes in the dining room were period appropriate. And, don't forget the front porch - shaded, rocking chairs, tables, all flanking the main entrance. On site parking, too. The bedrooms were well appointed. The beds were comfy for us, our adult children and grandchildren. Our room was a single room with Queen? bed and our kids had a 2 room suite with bathroom in between for them and the grands. Those were King? beds. Hot water, clean, comfy linens and pillows, .... were more than adequate. One comment, at first I was put aback by the fact that Ocean City NJ is a dry town. No alcohol sold, no alcohol served, no public drinking, no BYOB. However, all the other aspects more than offset this one. The vibe was very mellow and family friendly. Now, the boardwalk and beach itself. Isn't that a main reason for going to the Jersey Shore? It is reminiscent of the old Atlantic City of "rolling chairs" made from wicker pushed on the boardwalk, salt water taffy, fudge, ice cream shops, food shops, amusement opportunities like ring tosses, knock down stuffed animals with a baseball, take home dolls when you win...... The big difference is you pedal the surrey (the "Rolling Chairs"). I saw some surreys with 2 - 2 person bicycles linked side by side to the same frame that the riders power themselves. All the food, clothing, games, biking, theater, was there. Some were modernized like the mini golf with more sophisticated holes, shooting hoops (Don't ever remember seeing that in the late 40's after the war or 50's), baseball speed pitching,.. Go, you'll like it! I said "go!", especially to the Plymouth Inn.

My wife and I stayed at the Plymouth Inn in Ocean City , NJ the second week in August of this year…read more(2026). This is truly a gem among the places to stay in Ocean City. For bed and breakfast lovers, it is perfect. Our host Nick was very hospitable and gracious and an excellent chef in the kitchen. The inn is elegant with an early 1900's flair. The room was vey quaint with a large comfortable bed. The dining room was very spacious with large windows that flood the room with light. Breakfast was delicious, with sweet cake, muffin, fruit, your choice of beverage and the main breakfast entree which varies from day to day. And to top it off, the Plymouth Inn is only one block from the boardwalk! For an extraordinary place to stay in Ocean City, NJ, I recommend the Plymouth Inn!!