Location: Galloway
Top Restaurants in Galloway
Top Things to do in Galloway
- 1. Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge
- 2. Historic Smithville and Village Greene
- 3. Smithville Peanut Butter Company
- 4. Cook's Corner
- 5. Storybook Land
- 6. Ultimate Battlezone
- 7. The Quarter at Tropicana
- 8. Escape At The Shore
- 9. Marriott's Seaview Resort - Pines Course
- 10. Tomasello Winery Tasting Room
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New Jersey, United States Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Galloway
Best Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Bar food in Galloway. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Bar restaurants near you.. Galloway Township is a township in Atlantic County, New Jersey, United States. At 115.2 square miles (298 km) of total area, Galloway Township is the largest municipality in the State of New Jersey. As of the 2010 United States Census, the township's population was 37,349, reflecting an increase of 6,140 (+19.7%) from the 31,209 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 7,879 (+33.8%) from the 23,330 counted in the 1990 Census; The increase of more than 14,000 in population since the 1990 Census was the 11th-highest in the state.
Things to do in Galloway
10. Pitney Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By overshopped
Not fancy at all, kind of dumpy in the dining area but good average food. A good bar crowd for the college age who can drink.
9. Motts Creek Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Bar and restaurant located on Motts Deep water access by boat, located in the Forsythe Wildlife Preserve - amazing views year round.
Reviewed By CNGinAC
We were really looking forward to spending the afternoon on the water. Music sounded great as we approached. We overlooked the fact that the places looked like a junk yard. But as we walked up the stairs and saw the filthy windows, trash (a lot!) under the deck that had been there a while and then the cat feces in the top stair - enough was enough. I canât believe the health department hasnât checked this place out this season. Iâm no wilting lily - this place needed to be hosed down. They clearly walked out last season and just started up where they left off.
8. Tailgaters Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Tailgaters Neighborhood Sports Bar and Grille is a small local eatery in Pomona/Galloway NJ. We specialize in trying to satisfy eclectic cravings by offering a full dining menu and beers and cocktails. Offering flights of craft brews and Growlers. Our men
Reviewed By MVP515
First time visit and from the outside I thought this place would be bigger but itâs not. Very casual, comfy interior. We were there having drinks and appetizers. The bartender usually worked the night shift and was unfamiliar with the specials but once everything was figured out she remained pleasant though slow in serving. So itâs dollar off well drinks and beer 12-6 along with appetizers running from $5 to $7 on a limited appetizer menu. I was very surprised they didnât have fried calamari so I opted for fried pickles and was pleasantly surprised! Others had onion rings and nachos and no one complained. We were there for 2 hours (and my friends can drink!) Our bar bill was $34. Happily surprised! They have no covered smoking area if you smoke and the other thing I thought odd was how dark the hallway was to the ladies room. Overall well enjoyed!
7. Bill's Bar & Burger
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Serving homage to burger and shake lovers, Bill's Burger & Bar first opened its doors in 2009 at Rockefeller Center in New York City - the largest standalone burger joint in the country. It continues to dazzle patrons with an impressive craft burger list
Reviewed By BrianB7661
We stop by with Mom for a late lunch / early dinner ... Atmosphere ?? They killed it ... Service ... these young ladies are the Bomb ... and the Food ?? If you don't eat here ... forget about it ... it's crazy good !! Highly recommend this place ... Hat's off to you ladies and Thank You so much for the wonderful meal and a good time !!Thank you so much for your golden review. We really appreciate your feedback and look forward to seeing you again soon. -GN
6. McGettigans 19th hole Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By dmfinpa
Title does not do it justice, as they have a nice menu; however, we've been there strictly for lunch. Have returned several times following photography trip visits to nearby Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge. I've had sandwiches a few of the times, and they've been excellent. Their homemade soups (various varieties I've tried) do not disappoint. The only thing I've had that I wasn't over the moon on was the Shepherd's Pie. It was okay, but I've had better (and I don't mean in the UK). Was kind of bland and lacked a cheese or other topping that would have set it off. I would not order that again. I only mention it because it's billed as a house specialty. I will definitely return for the things on the menu I enjoy, and I definitely recommend the place. Prices are reasonable and well worth what you get.
5. Hangtime
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By ColradoWeatherguy
This is a nice little restaurant and bar right across from the new Hampton Inn on White Horse Pike. Good, varied menu covering the gambit from nice appetizers and good beer choices (including microbrews) to full-sized meals. I chose to follow the recommendation of others and get the chicken parmesan dinner and was REALLY happy with it. The sauce tasted really fresh with just a bit of sweetness that really made the meal. The meat was the perfect consistency and the pasta was fine (simple penne & nothing special), but would have preferred spaghetti noodles to feel more traditional. Came back the next night and had one of the flatbread pizzas with a couple of friends - this was excellent and served as a nice appetizer. Nice and light, very flavorful.Price is a wee bit high for some things ($15-16 for the chicken parm), but it was worth it.Definitely will be back again!
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4. Mc Gettigan's 19th Hole-Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By louvic72
Stopped here since it is walking distance from the Marriott. Have been here before and have not been disapointed. Ordered fish and chips. Was the usual fare, a bit greasy, but came hot and tasty. The fries were good. You get a discount when you show the Marriott room key, a nice gesture. The service was quick and the waitress was sweet and very friendly, felt like family. Will go back.
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3. Assaggio!
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Italian Cuisine, Homemade Pasta, Fresh Seafood, Steaks, Over 20 Gluten Free Items, full comfortable, beautiful Bar, Happy Hour M-F 4 to 7pm, Entertainment Friday & Saturday, Capri Room upstairs for parties, meeting with a capacity of 40 people with a gran
Reviewed By GMG1951
Pleasant atmosphere and attentive service, comfortably slow on a Monday night though reservations recommended. Highly rated by the Marriott Fairway Villas concierge. The website could use some updating with regard to pricing, but it was about what we expected. We had two fish dishes, and the Calamari appy which was very good. The highlighted Flounder Francese was a bit too fishy to be completely enjoyable, and the white wine, butter and lemon sauce tasted like olive oil was used instead of butter. My wife had the better dish which was the Sea Bass and that was excellent.
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2. The Historic Smithville Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 479 reviews
Old world charm meets new world hospitality in this lovely lakeside landmark. A longtime locals favorite serving award winning classic continental cuisine with a modern flair. The restaurant, resurrected from an uncertain future in 1997 by the combined ef
Reviewed By giftedelaine
Went here for my birthday in April, so decided to take Hubby here for his birthday last week. This restaurant is always a sure bet for good food, good service, and a cozy atmosphere. When you can get a window seat, you look out on the lovely Smithville property with the lake and ducks. There was a lunch special menu and I had the yummy quiche which was more the size of a piece of cheesecake with a bowl of fresh fruit on the side and pea soup. All 3 were outstanding and delciious. Hubby had the crab cake sandwich which was rich and full of crab meat. Our server was very attentive. The only thing to remember about Smithville in the summer, is that it is crowded with tourists and parking can be at a premium. Valet parking later in the day but not at lunch. There is a parking lot across the big street.. You can drop off a person and park and there is seating while your "person" can wait for you. It's a wonderful place to stop and have a lovely meal in a terrific and friencly atmosphere. Be sure to read the history of the restaurant on the menu.
1. Fred & Ethel's Lantern Light
Overall Ratings
4 based on 453 reviews
Reviewed By DMDP
Good stop when you're in Smithville, NJ. The grilled Swiss cheese and crabmeat was delicious. All of our meals were good (pulled pork, chicken wrap, soup...) and service was good! They serve a number of IPA's. It's casual dining and the prices were not bad either!
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