It’s pretty dark and loud (since voices carry in a cave), but it was still an awesome experience. Then you pull a lever and you’re transported to a wine cave. It’s located downstairs behind what looks like a. This place was so cool! It’s also huge! The couple had booked a private room, which was also a speakeasy. I came here as a group of about 15 people as a part of a rehearsal dinner. They are lucky to be the only game in town, glad I didn't take a chance on the overpriced steak, at least I know when I go to Arthur's, if will be overpriced but at least made well. I have worked in fine restaurants as both a server and bar tender. There is nothing in the room to absorb sound, the noise was close to deafening so I had to shout across the table and also couldn't hear a word the waitress said Tables are too close together, resulting in waiters busing large, heavy trays of dishes directly over our heads while eating, NOT SAFE Don't sit in any of the deuces against the wall, your have to be skinny to fit, no room The Kobe beef burger came well done, ordered medium rare Water glasses took forever to be refilled Ordered fried oysters and got baked which was overcooked Having said that, the following were problems:

The reason being is that it's suppose to be top drawer the first time, PERIOD! Let me first say that I do not return anything that is delivered to my table, especially at an 'upscale' place. Hotels near (EWR) Newark Liberty Intl Airport.

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