Clubs in Short Hills

For chow mein that's sure to impress, Shanghai Jazz Restaurant and Bar serves top-rated fare. Watching your diet? Stay on track at Shanghai Jazz Restaurant and Bar, a local restaurant with gluten-free and low-fat options. Watch the game with fellow fans to get the full sports experience. Little ones are free to make a mess at this bar, where the whole family is invited to dine. Bigger groups gravitate toward Shanghai Jazz Restaurant and Bar, which offers a private section for your next get-together or celebration. Patrons have the pleasure of listening to live music while they dine. The bar's background buzz is a bit loud, so those seeking low-key conversation are advised to dine elsewhere. Fridays and Saturdays really bring in the crowds, so make sure there's space for you by calling ahead for a reservation. Shanghai Jazz Restaurant and Bar's business casual policy makes it the perfect place for a number of occasions. Shanghai Jazz Restaurant and Bar can also cater your next party; call today for details. Meeting the gang for a movie? Pick up some food from this bar. The restaurant is located near a free parking lot, making it a prime parking spot for diners. At Shanghai Jazz Restaurant and Bar, diners can make use of the safe bike rack. Shanghai Jazz Restaurant and Bar is serving up five-star food at a reasonable price. The upscale Chinese fare at Shanghai Jazz Restaurant and Bar is sure to impress. Stop by today and check out the latest offerings. Shanghai Jazz Restaurant and Bar is a local hot spot for Chinese food lovers, so head on over today and check out the great menu options.

West Orange's 4Sixty6 has tasty eats and creative beverages. For comfortable outdoor service, 4Sixty6 sets up a seasonal patio. Treat your ears to some live tunes — the restaurant frequently features a DJ or band. Don't be shy — step out on the restaurant dance floor and soak up the sound of live music. The noise level can often drown out conversation, so make sure your party is prepared to speak up. Those in a rush are better off dining here during the week, as the restaurant draws a crowd during the weekend. Whether you have a large or small vehicle, parking is easy near 4Sixty6.

Shake off your stressful workday at Colorado Cafe, a casual bar with craft cocktails. Watch the game with fellow fans to get the full sports experience. Little guys and gals will also love dining at this bar, which offers a family-friendly environment (and menu). Whether you have a group of five or a group of 20, Colorado Cafe can seat both large and small groups. Colorado Cafe is the perfect spot to enjoy a great meal outside (weather permitting). Check email, shop online, or get the latest game scores on Colorado Cafe's free wifi. A dance floor is on hand for folks ready to boogie the night away. A relatively loud bar, this is not the place for a quiet night out. If your Friday or Saturday night plans include a trip to the bar, it's best to reserve a table before heading over. Throw on your favorite T-shirt and head out the door — dining at Colorado Cafe is all about comfort. Can't get enough of Colorado Cafe's tasty dishes? They also offer a catering service for parties and events. The food's ready when you are. Come on in or carry out. A free parking lot is conveniently located next door. Meals at Colorado Cafe are moderately priced — most diners spend about $30 per person.

The sizzling of Cajun batter-fried shrimp mingles with the sweet twang of acoustic guitars and smoky jazz vocals. This distinct bouquet of sounds and smells is the essence of The Crossroads, a venue that describes itself as an amalgamation of classic Cajun and American stylings: “[It's] as if NY and N'awlins had a baby and moved to the suburbs.” Patrons can sate their appetites with a menu of soul and Cajun fare escorted by a choice of libations, including more than 40 martinis. Nightly musical guests have included local and national acts spanning the genres of jazz, bluegrass, and classic-rock cover bands. Nightly events and specials keep energy high. Every Tuesday, guests pay no cover charges and can climb onstage with their finely tuned instruments or an array of water-filled pint glasses for the open Jazz Jam with the house’s trio of musicians.

It didn't take long for Trumpets Jazz Club to build its reputation. In its early days—the club opened in 1988—they were already booking shows with greats such as Wynton Marsalis and Dave Valentin. Since taking over the club in 1999, musician Enrico Granafei has looked to uphold that standard, filling the calendar with everything from nationally touring acts such as the Jackie Allen Quintet to tribute shows. It's easy to grab both a show and dinner here, with a dining menu of elegant entrees such as grilled salmon and filet mignon. There's Sunday brunch too, which includes a mimosa and no extra charge for performances or for performing your own air trumpet.

Enjoy a fresh bowl of gazpacho at Lancer's Restaurant, an exciting and adventurous Spanish restaurant. If gluten is something you try to avoid, check out the G-free menu at Lancer's Restaurant. Low-fat fare is also available for those keeping an eye on their diet. Find time to peruse the wine list here — this restaurant offers a variety of drink options. Lancer's Restaurant is a good restaurant to dine with a small or large group. Dance the night away to Lancer's Restaurant's live music. Those searching for a quiet dinner scene may have better luck elsewhere, as the restaurant tends to get rather noisy. Fridays and Saturdays really bring in the crowds, so make sure there's space for you by calling ahead for a reservation. Keep it casual at Lancer's Restaurant, and save that little black dress for a different occasion. Bring the Lancer's Restaurant's great food to your place. The parking options near Lancer's Restaurant are extremely generous, including street, valet and garage. For food that tastes like a million bucks, Lancer's Restaurant s got you covered for a fraction of the price. When you're ready for some seriously delicious Spanish spice, the fare at Lancer's Restaurant can't be beat.