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nspired by the history and rise of the apothecary in Europe as well as the artistic influence of absinthe dens in 19th century Paris, Apothéke is the first of its kind. The entire experience from wandering down a hidden street to find the entrance, to tasting the first sip of a specialty cocktail made with exotic herbs and fruits – is a privilege.
At Apothéke, the presentation of a cocktail is just as dramatic as the cocktail itself. The bar is no longer a bar. It’s a stage. A chemistry lab. A theatre. A unique-shaped Austrian crystal glass is carefully selected for each cocktail, and into it, is poured a beautiful, jewel-colored liquid. This is much more than a cocktail bar – this is a cocktail apothecary. All of Apotheke's cocktails are prepared with local and organic produce from local greenmarkets or picked straight from our rooftop herb garden. Apotheke now offers one-day mixology classes on-site, for single or group classes. |
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Barcade is a bar in Brooklyn, New York featuring 20+ vintage arcade games from the 1980s and draft beer from local and regional microbreweries. It is located at 388 Union Avenue in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, near the Lorimer stop on the L train. The bar was opened in 2004 in a former metal shop and won immediate acclaim for its unique combination of vintage arcade games and rare American craft.
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Joyce's Tavern Bar is an family owned Irish Tavern. The tavern opened in 1966 by the Joyce family. Since 1978, Joyce's Tavern has had live entertainment from Irish artist. Through the years, stars such as Jimmy Barnes have played at Joyce's Tavern. Joyce's continues to be a popular meeting place for locals and tourist.
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Lively Neighborhood for Good Times and Craft Beer.
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casual restaurant/bar in old fashioned turn of the century saloon atmosphere. Olde Irish Tavers. Steak, Burgers, Fresh Fish.
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First opened in 1993, Sake Bar Decibel is New York's original Japanese sake bar, offering New Yorkers their first glimpse into the sake culture of Japan. With almost 100 of Japan's finest sake available Decibel is the closest to Japan you can get without stepping on a plane. In the words of one Decibel patron: "when you walk through that door you are no longer in NYC… it feels like you are in some secret underground speakeasy that you have to know a password to get into".
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Serving the Rutgers Community since 1933, OQT is a longstanding favorite for students and alumni. Fun promotions, drink specials, Wednesday night Poker tournaments, live DJ's pumping music, and an awesome staff, OQT is a hard place to beat. All of this plus a great menu prepared by Blitzburgers.
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Duke's Original Roadhouse opened its doors in 1995 giving New Yorkers a whole new idea of what Southern Hospitality is. With trivia cards on every table, huge flat-screen TVs galore, and walls covered in memorabilia, Duke's is the perfect place for the young and... not so young. Duke's prides itself on delicious huge-portioned meals, friendly and fast service in a relaxed atmosphere.
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Established in 1997, J.J. Bitting Brewing Company was the first brewery to operate in Woodbridge Township, New Jersey, since the repeal of prohibition in 1933. This spacious, 3-story restaurant resides in a beautifully restored 100 year old brick building that once housed The J.J. Bitting Coal and Feed Depot.
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Classic restaurant & bar in New York's theater district, with American cuisine and seafood specialties.
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Lea, a 60 seat wine bar, reataurant-lounge adds an opulent quality of romance to Grand Central's typically professional ambiance. Behind dark wooden slats, nestled in the hollowed granite halls of the Helmsley building, Invoking a 19th century writer’s den of the romantic period, Lea is a seductive and secluded wine bar and lounge located near Grand Central.
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Remember, while you're patronizing the bustling stands of the green market, that Heartland Brewery is right across the street. Come on in, put down those shopping bags and stay for a bite and a pint...or two...
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Traditionally Australian food has been influenced by two main groups – the British, who settled the country in the late eighteenth century, and the Aboriginals who occupied the land for more than 40,000 years before then.
Australian cuisine was heavily influenced by the first English settlers, who favored such staples as roasted cuts of meat, grilled steak and chops with vegetables. Despite an array of different influences in the last 200 years, much of this traditional British food has remained a mainstay of Australian cuisine, particularly in Australian pub fare such as meat pies and fish and chips. |
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Brickyard Gastropub is know for its friendly and knowledgeable staff who are always happy to offer advice and suggestions based on guests' tastes and preferences. They are also strongly committed to sustainability and eco-friendly practices by using biodegradable packaging. , recycling and composting where possible and working with local suppliers who share their values. In addition, they offer catering services for events and private parties, so you can easily bring their delicious food and drinks to any gathering. Whether you fancy a leisurely meal with friends, a date night, or a night out on the town, Brickyard Gastropub has something for everyone. No wonder this gastro pub has become a popular Manhattan spot for its great food, drinks, atmosphere and service. http://brickyardnyc.com/
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Located in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. Futbol plays seven days a week on 3 50-inch high-definition televisions. During games, you'll hear fans cheering "I love futbol, yay futbol!...I love beer...Hooray beer!" Woodwork boasts a menu with ingredients that are as local and organic as possible. The menu also includes top wines originating from many of the great futbol nations in the world, including Italy, France, Spain, Argentina, Chile, South Africa and the United States. Woodwork has one of the most original beer selections in BK and nearly 30 whiskeys.
Woodwork promotes healthy living for it's patrons and community by using sustainable products to preserve the environment; most products are recycled, environmentally friendly and energy-efficient. Woodwork's eco-friendly bar is made of recycled oak floorboards, salvaged from a 100+ year old dairy farm in Western Massachusetts. Woodwork pledges to work with local farmers who are dedicated to humanely raising and handling animals, as well as serving food that is free of corn products, hormones and anything that diminishes the nutritional value of the fresh menu items. |
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Sycamore offers both a Flower shop and bar.
The bar, open 7 days a week, is a full bar with a focus on the whisky and beers we like both domestically and internationally. The boutique flower shop, open 5 days a week, offers a variety of unique flowers by the stem. Lastly, the flower shop has a garden which is open year round. Come visit the garden on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon. Feel free to bring in your own food,and use our grill to create your own delicious BBQ. We have a broad array of events offered, from live music shows to whiskey and beer tastings. |
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Location, Location, and Location are one of Katwalk’s biggest draws. Not to mention the swanky ambiance, larger than life plasma screens and projectors that play all the hottest music videos, fashion shows, and sports. Katwalk Bar and Lounge is one of the newest hotspots located in the heart of the fashion district. The music is generally a mix of old and new, featuring 80’s, rock, top 40, classics and hip-hop. The food menu is an excellent eclectic selection of New American and Asian cuisines. The dark wood paneling, soft candle lighting, towering ceiling, and beautiful furnishings create a luxurious atmosphere.
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Stylish and sophisticated.
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Named for Irish folklore "fairy-woman", the owners of Trinity Pub bring you The Banshee Pub. A good-looking, lovely, local Irish pub, with a tastefully hand-painted mural. Friendly Irish bartenders will make you feel like a regular. It's a cozy bar, with intimate, comfortable seating areas and back parlor to attract a professional, hip, crowd.
Featuring state-of-the-art sound system playing all the popular tunes and three TVs for your viewing pleasure. Also guest bartenders every Thursday night. |
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Casual restaurant and saloon in old fashioned eclectic, fun atmosphere with fresh sea food, produce & chopped meat delivered daily.
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Beach Bar, parties, happy hours, drink specials, concerts, festivals and more.
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Live Entertainment every Friday and Saturday with GREAT FOOD, COLD BEER & DRINKS, GREAT PRICES, GREAT STAFF.
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A great meal & a great time, whether you're dining in or
taking food home with you. Good, honest, simple food.
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Willie’s has a unique set up that you notice as soon as you walk through the door. The front bar is very large with open fireplaces, stone floors and tons of memorabilia imported directly from Ireland. There is also a balcony which overlooks the front bar. Willies also has a function room, available for all types of functions. Complete with stage and in house sound system, and private bar, where the best bands from all over the Tri – State area perform each Friday and Saturday nights.
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Brickwall Tavern and Dining Room has quickly made the final block of Cookman Avenue a hot spot in Asbury Park, attracting a vibrant and bustling flow of people to previously abandoned sidewalks. Inside the restaurant, exposed building materials such as brick, cement, and plywood hint at Brickwall’s elemental inspiration. This inspiration translates well into Brickwall’s fare, which pairs a generous drink selection with high-end comfort food.
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Whether you’re meeting friends after work for a drink, stopping by with family for lunch or dinner, gathering with friends to watch a game, or listen to your favorite band, Moore’s Sports Bar & Tavern truly is “the place” to be.
Fully renovated and modernized in 2009 with superb acoustics, free Wi-Fi, fourteen flat screen HD televisions all highlighted by our 120” projection television, Moore’s still maintains the warmth and character of the inn that first opened in 1787. |
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Customers are guaranteed the best service and a chance to relax and have a good time.
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The Boathouse Bar and Grill has been in operation since 1998 and is owned by Tim and Matt Harmon. The original Boathouse was located at 1401 Highway 71 in Belmar and moved to its current location at 1309 Main Street in Belmar, in November 2000. There have been several restaurants in this location prior to the Boathouse, including "Jerry O's", "The Rescue" and the "Wooden Nickel".
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The landmark tavern at Five Points in Mercerville was built in the mid-1700s. The exact date is not known, but it is rumored that George Washington and his troops passed by the tavern on their way to the “Battle of Princeton”. In later years, the tavern was owned by many prominent area families and can lay claim to the oldest liquor license issued in Hamilton Township.
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Opened March 2002, PJ’s Cherry Hill is a fun place to hang out, enjoy a great meal, meet new people or bring a date. They pride ourselves on ability to combine outstanding food, cold beer and friendly service. Dance to DJ or live music Saturday nights from 9pm to 1am or check out the game with friends on one 21 TV’s and plasma screen HDTV’s.
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