tommy g

pazzo-pazzo does have an outside bar bamboo in morristown highlawn-does not have an outdoor bar, just seating scottys in springfield houlihans-weehawken chart house-weehawken green knoll-bridgewater kudos for blackthorne in kenilworth, great for happy hour

AGREED 100% although i enjoy the food enough to deal with it

UPSTAIRS does have a bar, but we were there late and most of the help had left. as for the smoke, you wont even notice it...b/c you eat downstairs

i did a search before i posted this but....we hit the jersey city location in that last snow, ice, sluch storm or whatever you want to call it. i was actually surprised they were open but upon arrival there was a pretty lively crowd there. we sat and had a pitcher of sangria, incorporating champagne instead of wine....very good i had a skirt steak...again, enjoyed it thoroughly when dinner was over, most of the crowd was gone but the owner was more than happy to allow a cigar smoke upstairs (away from bothering any patrons) while they cleaned the restaurant and bar. im not a review writer nor do i profess to have the gastro-professionalism that many of you do but i thoroughly enjoyed the experience....and it was my first cigar ever! ill go back and if youre looking for a fun night out or to watch some hot latin women dance...check it out

any more recent info on mc? just read about it and would love to know more...actaully, what was is before or a landmark near by would help pls

hands down our fave is lou cas, fine italian, byo, reasonably priced, large portions and around the corner from the mall

surprising answers.... i agree copeland is very good, i know a buttery sizzling steak at ruths chris always appeals, thoroughly enjoy huntley tavern/3 west.....but my most recent dining experience was ryland inn and i would say that takes the cake

If you could only have one last meal in new jersey (wether it be youre moving, electric chair, broke, etc) where would it be? **price is not a concern**

this sounds very familair....do you have any info online? im going to do some research on that name, thank you so much

Sorry dudes. I got nothin'. I'm not at all familiar with that part of the state. Sounds like fun. A modern day speakeasy of sorts? Providing accomodations as well, hmm? Perhaps you could constuct a Google search for Inns, catering halls, etc with the name of the town it's in, if you can remember/find out that much info. It looks like a private residence. Are we certain this was a legal endeavor? ← yes def. legit...i have alot more pics and there was a business license on the wall....but damn if woman werent so stubborn and would remain "friendly" after a break up friends over on the pa page say it sounds like cavallos in easton...not much on google about it but im almost positive thats it. if so, i recommend anyone in the area to give it a try.

so for a xmas party in 2002 i went to a "house" that basically served anything you could think of (no menu). there was no signage on the "house" and you could only get in if you were referred by a previous guest. the best i can recall it was 2 or 3 exits into pennsylvania off route 78. we took a party bus so i wasnt paying too close of attention. it was maybe 5-10 minutes tops off the highway and they also could provide overnight accomodations. the girl i was with at the time is not in my life any more and im trying to find out the information on the place....if anything sounds familiar or if you recognize the picture please help.....

so for a xmas party in 2002 i went to a "house" that basically served anything you could think of. there was no signage on the "house" and you could only get in if you were referred by a previous guest. the best i can recall it was 2 or 3 exits into pennsylvania off route 78. we took a party bus so i wasnt paying too close of attention. it was maybe 5-10 minutes tops off the highway and they also could provide overnight accomodations. the girl i was with at the time is not in my life any more and im trying to find out the information on the place....if anything sounds familiar or if you recognize the picture please help.....

absolutely love del friscos....feel like a mafia family member going there

absolutely love del friscos....feel like a mafia family member going there

loved it, not cheap...but service and food was tops some lesser priced steakhouses are just as good, but def. worth the trip

personally, cathay has hit rock bottom over the past 4-5 yrs and is ready to be bought out or major face lift was not impressed at all ubt glad it worked for your purpose

cant wait, love huntley and 3 west.....

folks, i have never been more passionate about one restaurant....for rodizio, hands down you have to dine at fernandez in newark. its not on ferry but the atmosphere, service and meats selections are top notch. ok service may be "newarkish" but the food cant be beat....by anyone down there

chakra-paramus sebastiens (sp?) moristown amandas-hoboken strip house-livingston

wow, many good ones that werent touched on brachus-fairfield roberts-garwood sebastiens is great, ill second that strip house-rt 10 livingston and for cheaper steak, fernandes in newark for rodizio and great cuts

the sheraton in woodbridge has 2 packages....dinner, dancing and drinks with a room and brunch for $389 and $459 depending on options. we have a group of 10 going

the only thing that keeps me from trying this new hot spot is that its in rahway....i bet it would be a home run in berkeley heights , millburn, or westfield etc

we went on valentines day and as we all know holidays can be a dining disaster....i hda no complaints except that the bar closed early

had a great times there for drinks on fri, did not eat though