Flatbrook Tap House
180 US-206, Sandyston
(973) 948-4785
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Wait staff needs to pay more attention. Took a long time to be greeted and set with drinks. A general lack of interest in serving our table.
Classic. Calzones! Yum.
Great food, I got wings that were cooked exactly as I like them. My buddy got a cheeseburger that made my mouth water just looking at it. He said it was great. The bartender was nice and the laid back atmosphere was super nice. The bathroom was cool also
Great food, cold beer very clean
Perhaps taking precedence over the actual nearby majestically flowing Flatbrook, the Flatbrook Tap House is the center of the Sportsmen’s Rod and Gun Club universe. Spirits are always high, as dining here traditionally takes place on the opening night of a great weekend. They serve up the best in food and drink in a space the size of your living room. It’s cozily adorned with a one of a kind wood trout carving behind the bar (which is on the back of the awesome sporty t-shirt you must get at least one of), and the best in fishing-bar memorabilia and holiday decorations. They have the holy grail of fishing themed bar mirrors, the long and tall Busch mirror listing great artwork of multiple trout species and other freshwater gamefish - which led me on a mission in search of one for over ten years before I finally was able to track one down in Ohio and ship it to Jersey…
But back to the food! The Tap House favorite is the calzone, available baked or fried; I like mine fried with pepperoni. But the baked Italian dishes, dinner specials, burgers, wings, fried veggie pub basket, and bar pies are all excellent. I also finally got around to trying the steak option, and was pleasantly surprised to find it a generous and tasty ribeye for the ridiculously affordable price. Check out the neon drink specials menu, or pay your respects to our dearly departed local legend and have a Vince Drink - a gin and tonic with muddled mint. If you’ve got room after all that, you’ve got options. There’s good cheesecake, carrot cake, and ice cream, or go for the comforting cold nostalgia of an ice cold birch beer float. The birch beer is on tap and crisp and sweet, and is a nice alternative if you feel like giving your liver a break. So take a trip down Chubby Lane, and see Elaine, and her very capable Taphouse crew. Tell ‘em Tommy Bahama sent ya.
Baked calzones are the best!
I'm usually just picking up food when I'm acrossed the street at the golf simulator. For a bar pie the pizza is pretty good. Haven't gotten anything that I haven't likes be it some kind of appetizer, sandwich or pizza. If your looking for somewhere to go and there open I would check them out.
This place is a joke. It’s disgusting. No wonder they are hardly open.
Great place. We just grabbed lunch and some appetizers and a few beers. Nice tables service. Food was fantastic
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Calzone, Fries, Veal Chicken Parmigiana, Sauce, Chicken Wings
How can you go wrong with a deep fried calzone? The sauce was excellent too!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Fried Calzone
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A bit expensive for basic bar food but the service was great.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
The food is great.
A cozy little joint that made great pizzas, calzones and spaghetti for our family. Our daughters have raved about it for years, and it did not disappoint!
Food is amazing! The waitresses and staff treat you like family, they give you a personal experience me and my girlfriend Janel love it there! Highly recommend!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Brilliant and very reasonably priced. Foid excellent. Service impeccable. A real treat.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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