Fine-dining etiquette dictates that napkins must be kept on your lap, unless being used to signal to the waiter that your table has hit an iceberg. Have a night to remember with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $25 for $50 worth of upscale pub cuisine and drinks for two or more
- $45 for $100 worth of upscale pub cuisine and drinks for four or more<p>
Lunch and dinner options include half a roasted chicken with mashed potatoes ($21.95) and shepherd’s pie ($15.95).
McLoone’s Woodbridge Grille
The thrill of the track meets the thrill of the grill at this race-focused restaurant littered with framed photos of jockeys atop their speedy steeds. Here, servers bring fresh seafood, burgers, and steaks to patrons immersed in the day’s races, which are broadcast on large high-definition TVs above the bar as well as each diner’s booth. Those eager to place a bet on a favorite horse can visit the well-equipped media room, where race-day statistics and analyses keep visitors current on every gallop. In addition to horse racing, a wall-sized bank of televisions helps guests stay abreast of NFL games, NHL matches, and neighborhood hopscotch tournaments.
McLoone's Restaurants
Restaurateur Tim McLoone has left his mark all over the culinary maps of New Jersey and Maryland with his numerous gourmet grills, which distinguish themselves from one another with unique menus and ambiances that hew to the same level of upscale elegance. Most of Tim’s restaurants set a lovely spread for Sunday brunch with made-to-order omelets, waffles, and a carving station with plump, tender hams. The network of eateries regularly lures hungry passersby during the evening with the aroma of grilled steaks and seafood, and a winning lotto ticket attached to a fishing line. Select locations are also visited by nightly entertainment. The decor at each dining hall is inspired by its surroundings: naval themes prevail at the coastal locations in National Harbor, Sea Bright, and Long Branch, while McLoone’s racing-themed restaurants are located within the off-track facilities in Fords and Bayonne.