Location: Pitman
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Find out what American restaurants to try in Pitman. Pitman is a borough in Gloucester County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the borough's population was 9,011, reflecting a decline of 320 (-3.4%) from the 9,331 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn declined by 34 (-0.4%) from the 9,365 counted in the 1990 Census. The borough was named for Rev. Charles Pitman, a Methodist minister.
Things to do in Pitman
10. Landmark Americana Tap & Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By paulie64
Got here for the local breweries take over. Seemed like they weren't prepared with details.(kept asking questions)We all sat at the bar; got everything straight. Ordered some food and some beer flights. Enjoyed the beer; gotta pint.Food was good.Was in the side bar; the windows were open(great day, weather was nice)issue... lots of flies everywhere. Had to keep food covered
9. Monarch Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By iluvpugs05
First time at the Monarch and we will definitely be back. Nicely remodeled. We were pleased with our dinners, portions and service. Prices were reasonable. Managers were actually walking around asking if everyone was pleased. We had a wonderful waiter; he must have checked on us 10 times. Can't wait to go back.
8. Pelican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By podrozniczka60
We chose this BYOB for our wedding anniversary dinner because of good TripAdvisor reviews. The venue is located in a shopping center so the parking is free, easy and ample. We were surprised upon walking in with the nice interior, warm, inviting atmosphere and pleasant ambiance. The service was very good. Our appetizers were tasty and with nice presentation. My bronzino dish was prepared and served at the table-side. Overall the food was very good and we even had a dessert. This restaurant was 4.5 and I have the feeling we will recommend it to our friends.
7. Barnsboro Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
Reported to be the Oldest Tavern in New Jersey, with two bars and three dining areas offering Tavern Fare ~~ With Flair! Steaks, seafood and the "best burgers in town". Reservations accepted but not necessary most evenings. We offer 14 rotating taps with
Reviewed By sgbgla
We had an excellent dinner as usual but we usually like to sit in your dining room but we almost didnât because you had so many tables reserved. It turned out that one table was reserved the whole time we were there and probably someone could of eaten there in the meantime and still would of been available for the party it was originally reserved for. This would of been better use of the reserved table and some guests would of been happier sitting there.Thanks for the feedback. We take our reservations seriously and - if you have one - you rarely have to wait for your table. We don't overbook. Therefore, it is possible for a table to go empty for a while waiting for our guests - particularly if it is the first seating for this table on the evening. Then you have the inevitable "no show". Since we work on a two hour turn for a 4 - top, no shows are a very costly fact of life in this business. For these and other reasons, we do not take reservations for our outside Patio dining or our bars. Those areas are walk in seating only. Thanks again for your thoughts and we hope you will return soon.
6. Angelo's Glassboro Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By GotHeart1
When I went to Glassboro State (now Rowan), I used to go to Angelo's for breakfast and lunch occasionally, because the food was good and the prices were right for a commuting college student. I told my husband about it and he said, "Let's go." We ordered a cheesesteak each, an order of fries to share and a chocolate milkshake. The bill came to $14.45. The sandwiches were delicious, the fries were crispy on the outside and the shake was thick and creamy. The portions were enough to satisfy our hunger and we were very pleased with the entire experience. The waitresses were friendly and nice. The place was clean and cozy. I will no wait another 40 years to go back. I would recommend Angelo's to anyone.
5. Fireside Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Fireside Restaurant is under new ownership. This is a great family atmosphere to come in and relax, enjoy a great meal and unwind, let us take care of you like you're a member of our family. We have a full menu with everything you're looking for. Our stea
Reviewed By Safetyguy_328
Tried after a recommendation. Adequate parking. Place is clean and quiet with tasteful decorated. Used the RR it was clean I got chicken soup, served hot and was tasty and not too much salt. I ordered chicken catchetori with fries. Sandwich was served hot and was excellent. Fries were hot and crisp and . Good portion sizes. Only retraction was no WIFI available.
4. Sweet Lula's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By roverirish
My wife and I visited this restaurant recently on a cold rainy night, however, once inside we warmed up quickly with great service from Rose and delicious food prepared by the chef. The broccoli soup was a ten. Our entreeâs of rack of lamb and duck breast were cooked perfectly! Great coffee and ice cream ended the evening. We will be back!
3. J.G. Cook's Carolina Blue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By MaryJaneND
We dined at Carolina Blue tonight, partly to help support a local non-profit. We love coming here and itâs especially fun on a Wednesday night when they have live music. We were served nice, hot bread to start while we waited for our drinks. I had the garden salad with a champagne vinaigrette, and my husband had the French onion soup. His soup looked delicious. I had grilled salmon which was served with a quinoa blend. My husband had the grilled crab cakes, which were ample and served with scalloped potatoes and an asparagus bundle. We took home a slice (actually a quarter of the pie) of grasshopper pie, a delicious frozen chocolate and mint concoction. It was a whopping $6. Donât miss it. This is a great local place with good food and friendly service.
2. Mama Marie's Italian Market
Overall Ratings
5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Safetyguy_328
First time here. Like Pitman nice small town. Today is a cold icy day so many businesses have delayed opening. My client the Borough owns at 10, Iâm here at 9:10 so âpenguins walkedâ here for breakfast. Reviews are promising.Place is clean and bright and quiet on a sunny morning. They have prompt friendly service. Fried eggs were good and the pork roll was great. Comes with a hash brown which was nice and crisp as I prefer.Nice views of Main-street. Overall a nice local place with good food.
1. Terra Nova
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
Reviewed By disneygirl85
Not a very good meal. No one in our party of 5 enjoyed their meal. The lobster bisque and house salads were very good. But the entrees were a disappointment. My chicken verde was poorly prepared. A too thin, over breaded and over cooked chicken breast was sliced into sticks. I can say the salad portion of the plate was very fresh. Two of our deserts had to be replaced because the didnât taste right. We were seated well away from the nearly empty main dining room and spent much of the evening asking for them to put on the heat. Even the sugar packets were hard. Wonât be back.
