Ok after my first visit in late April I have tried their chicken Cesar wrap, spaghetti & meatballs,…read moremargherita pizza slice & finally today the meatball Parmesan sandwich. Everything was fantastic! This is truly my Italian American comfort food restaurant. I just can't get enough! I want to try their Italian hoagie next.

They do a great slice here, and while it is not the best pizza in South Jersey, it is very solid…read moreand the sandwiches are solid. It is always clean and they have a large variety of slices to choose from

Fantastic wings. Highle recommend for all wingers looking for solid big wings. Easy to order and…read morevery quick, great quality.

Probably one of the best places for wings in South Jersey. The dry rubs (house and lemon pepper)…read moreare both great. Ribs and pulled pork sandwich is highly recommended, too. Clean, friendly staff. The overall atmosphere is great with being in the old feed mill - get your coffee, craft beer, and ice cream all in one location.

Stopped by Chicken or the Egg on Route 70 and had a really good meal. The giant soft pretzel was…read morefresh, warm, and perfect for sharing. The wings were also excellent--cooked just right, flavorful, and definitely the highlight of the visit. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the service could have been a little better. It wasn't bad, but it felt a bit slow and could have been more attentive throughout the meal. Overall, the food was definitely worth the visit, and I'd come back again for the pretzel and wings!

I have to admit I haven't been much of a fan of Chegg in the very limited amount of visits I've had…read moreover the years. Recently some family members went for happy hour to watch a Phillies game, and they had a great time. We decided to give it another shot for happy hour. We really enjoyed ourselves and thought the value for what we ordered was outstanding. We arrived just after 5pm (happy hour weekly from 3-6) and were greeted by one of 3 bartenders who helped us throughout our visit (all 3 bartenders were great). I asked about their current down east cider on tap and she poured us a taster without having to request it. I ended up going with a happy hour dirty Kettle martini which ended up being super smooth. My wife had a Surfside, also on happy hour. The happy hour food consists of 1/2 price appetizers, fries, 10 piece boneless/bone-in wings and fingers. Drink wise it's $3 off all draft beer & house wine, $5 seltzers & teas, $7 margaritas, and $10 kettle & espresso martinis. I love a good deal and this is it! Chegg also has a fun Phillies special where each game there is a player of the game. If that player records a hit there are drink specials the remainder of the game! We ordered a bunch of food also on happy hour; Garlic Parm Boneless Wings, Fried Pickle Spears, Cheesy Bay Fries, and Bone-In Zapper Wings. I typically prefer smaller wings. These wings were on the bigger side and were meaty and juicy, but they were also crispy, cooked well throughout and not fatty. The wing sauce was really good! Very hot but not overbearing which is just what I was hoping for. The fried pickle spears were also a hit, and seemed to be breaded in house which is a huge plus if they were. The boneless wings were very good, however, we've had better Garlic Parm sauces elsewhere. Still nothing to complain about. After finishing my Dirty Martini I ordered a Jalapeño Margarita which was delicious. The bartender muddled jalapeño in the shaker prior to making the drink. It was limey and refreshing with a subtle jalapeño kick. Well worth the price tag and something I'd definitely order again. I finished up with one of my favorite all time beers, Tonewood Fuego (this drink not on happy hour). I mention this as all of this food and drink came out to ~$65. Again, value-wise I was impressed. I think Chegg has the potential to be great place to watch games. Their bar is very large with plenty of TVs throughout. They also have a great patio bar for beautiful days/nights. I'm sure during big Philadelphia sporting events the atmosphere is pretty great inside and out. I can definitely see myself coming back again for happy hour as the food and drink specials are great in my opinion. This was my first time at a Chegg happy hour. I still feel the prices are a bit high outside of happy hour. If you want decent bar food at a good price Chegg happy hour could be a place for you.

If i could give less than one star i would usually dont do reviews but this place was extremely…read moreworthy of a bad one. Wings tasted like process SPEED OVEN- BAKED doo-doo ive had better wings at Mc donalds and dominos pizza! An honest Comparison is if you got wings fully cooked from the freezer aisle and cooked them in the microwave!!!

It's basically a Chinese take-out but Korean. The young man taking your order is super uninterested…read moreand kinda made me feel rushed. The Korean chicken wings tastes a bit freezer burned and didn't travel well. The japche rice bowl was edible but nothing to write home about. There was a lot of instant noodle stuffs, which put me off a bit because I could've just made this at home. Also got the jasmine bubble tea that didn't taste at all like tea just sweeten milk water for $6. Came here cause I thought it was perfect for me and my very picky kid who only eats burgers and fries. (Even the burger ended up goin to the dog when we got home) But turns out to be disappointing and quite expensive compared to several other local Korean restaurants.

10/10. Stopped here with my family on our way back home to FL, and we absolutely loved everything!…read moreFood was so delicious we ended up ordering more dumplings and had to try the lemon pepper wings. The service was fast and friendly! The place was super clean and quiet.

The Southwest Chicken Salad and chicken wrap were both absolutely delicious! The fries were cooked…read morejust right--crispy, fresh, and the perfect complement to the meal. The service was excellent as well. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and made for a great dining experience from start to finish. Everything we tried was a hit, and after seeing some of the dishes coming out of the kitchen, the pizza looked amazing. I can't wait to come back and work my way through more of the menu. Definitely a spot worth revisiting!

I ordered a calzone the other night for my children and it was very salty. We had to throw it away…read moreat the Washington township pat select restaurant

Came here on a Saturday with hubs for a date. (Make reservations as this place gets busy. ) The…read morerestaurant is nice and open and staff is friendly. We did our usual, apps, entrees and dessert. I mean that's only fair in doing a proper review. For apps we had the fried artichokes, Italian eggrolls and stuffed long hots. Eggrolls were my favorite. They were like a mini roast pork and broccoli rabe sandwich but in a tiny package. So good. The artichokes were good but for the price I would pass it was mostly arugula. Long hots were spicy and stuffed. Hubs like them. Steak sandwich was good. Not dry. Now to the pizza. I enjoyed the prosciutto and fig pizza more than the margarita but only because of the salty sweet contrast. So good. Pizza crust had a nice chew. Dessert was good. I like the citrus flavor of the ricotta cheesecake a lot. If I was in the area I would go back.

food is nooot worth the price, i've gotten the pizza here twice before and both times it was ok but…read morenothing special (and super oily); a pizza pie so tiny and flavorless has no reason to be this expensive. why am i spending 17 dollars on a 12" pizza? this is one of those pretentious fancy restaurants where you pay more money for less food. i could've gotten a better pizza from the frozen aisle in stop and shop meatball trio wasn't my favorite either, my mom liked it but they didn't taste like much to me, very spongy and soft. the sauce was decent. there was not enough meatball to justify it being 17 dollars the bread tastes like any bread you could get at the store there's an open kitchen, and the server made sure to mention they have a policy where food comes out "as it's finished," meaning you and whoever you came withs food will come out at different times which is kinda awkward and i don't see the point. the decor is modern meaning boring black, white, and shades of grey with nothing interesting, just as flavorful as the food. everything is just so boring to look at in there, this place is like a modern sims 4 build with all the marble countertop and black and white