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American eats in an unassuming, century-old log cabin with padded booths & taxidermy.
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Address: 1440 NJ-38, Hainesport, NJ 08036
Phone: (609) 261-4053
Website: https://www.dunleavysrestaurant.com/
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Reviews
Brian Newton
Food was amazing! Had Hot Road Beef absolutely delicious. Wife had shrimp and chips and was also amazing. Everything came out hot and fresh in large portions.
… moreCraig Rudzenski
One of the most expensive places to eat…. And completely not worth it!
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We’re had to pick up our car at the mechanic (which is right down the road) later than expected, so we figured to pop in and grab dinner. While the parking lot was full, there was only one table with diners, so we were seated quickly.
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I usually grab wings at places like this and hike smokes, I almost had a heat stack looking at the prices! 6 wings for $12.95 is absolute robbery. 10 wings….4 more wings…just four more wings runs you $21.95!!!! Unreal. I refuse to pay that and look at other options. Reuben sandwich, $19.95?
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This place has been around forever, and it was on the verge of closing a couple years ago, but apparently it came back to life. We are all for going to non-chain, restaurants, supporting mom and Pop joints, but for the love of God if these are the prices that they’re going to charge, then the place should just close because they are absolutely ripping everyone off that walks through that front door.
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My girlfriend got the French Onion Soup and the fish and chips and was happy with it. Well, happy with the fish and chips. The French onion soup, while very cheesy…. Had no real beefy/onion taste. Broth tasted very watery, with not many onions. I guess they feel that if you give someone a cheesey crock of whatever, the cheese makes up for it…
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I just opted for the “Chicken and Chips” basket (which according to the menu) made it seem like the chicken was going to be just like the fish, bartered, fried, higher quality “chips”….. no. I got over cooked chicken fingers and crinkle cut fries. If I even got her fries (which were much better), it wouldn’t have been half as bad. But sadly no. I did get a big protein of chicken fingers (about 6. It was five whole ones and then they threw in a free broken small pieces that would’ve equaled six). But again, standard Sysco chicken fingers that were dry and overbooked.
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Waiter was great, Place has a cool, log cabin vibe. Seating is weird, with curved booths all around, the bathroom had no heat, as when she came back she was frozen, shocked their puppies don’t freeze as it was that cold in there.
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I don’t know. We’ve been there before in the past. We’re done though. Wasn’t worth the price for what we got.
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We’re had to pick up our car at the mechanic (which is right down the road) later than expected, so we figured to pop in and grab dinner. While the parking lot was full, there was only one table with diners, so we were seated quickly.
.
I usually grab wings at places like this and hike smokes, I almost had a heat stack looking at the prices! 6 wings for $12.95 is absolute robbery. 10 wings….4 more wings…just four more wings runs you $21.95!!!! Unreal. I refuse to pay that and look at other options. Reuben sandwich, $19.95?
.
This place has been around forever, and it was on the verge of closing a couple years ago, but apparently it came back to life. We are all for going to non-chain, restaurants, supporting mom and Pop joints, but for the love of God if these are the prices that they’re going to charge, then the place should just close because they are absolutely ripping everyone off that walks through that front door.
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My girlfriend got the French Onion Soup and the fish and chips and was happy with it. Well, happy with the fish and chips. The French onion soup, while very cheesy…. Had no real beefy/onion taste. Broth tasted very watery, with not many onions. I guess they feel that if you give someone a cheesey crock of whatever, the cheese makes up for it…
.
I just opted for the “Chicken and Chips” basket (which according to the menu) made it seem like the chicken was going to be just like the fish, bartered, fried, higher quality “chips”….. no. I got over cooked chicken fingers and crinkle cut fries. If I even got her fries (which were much better), it wouldn’t have been half as bad. But sadly no. I did get a big protein of chicken fingers (about 6. It was five whole ones and then they threw in a free broken small pieces that would’ve equaled six). But again, standard Sysco chicken fingers that were dry and overbooked.
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Waiter was great, Place has a cool, log cabin vibe. Seating is weird, with curved booths all around, the bathroom had no heat, as when she came back she was frozen, shocked their puppies don’t freeze as it was that cold in there.
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I don’t know. We’ve been there before in the past. We’re done though. Wasn’t worth the price for what we got.
Chantelle
Went here the other day for lunch the service was wonderful and the food was excellent. The atmosphere itself seemed like it needed some revamping but still a great place and prices were good. Will definitely be coming back to try some more things on the menu as a lot sounded delicious.
… moreKyle Freeman
Great local dive, old school atmosphere. Gets very crowded with locals, there was a 20 minute wait on Saturday at 430. Large menu of typical irish themed bar food. I had the special of pork chops and french onion soup, both were great. Even though it was packed the waitresses were very friendly.
… moreBarry McCaffery
Dunleavy’s is a really nice neighborhood kind of a place that has a way of making you feel right at home. There’s always a good crowd and the wait for your food is never long. And the food is so good! I had a burger with mushrooms and swiss cheese and it was the best burger I have had in a long time. It was big, juicy and cooked the way that I asked. I had had regular fries and they were crispy and delicious. Diane had a Salmon wrap with sweet potatoe fries and she loved it. The honey dip for the fries was a nice touch. Our server Lauren was fantastic. She was very attentive and nice.
… moreraphael s
Dunleavy’s has great bar food, unique decor and attentive friendly service. A great place to watch sports or tuck in some tasty sandwiches and burgers. The onion rings are truly exceptional and the French onion soup realistically priced at $6.95 a no brainer.
… moreSara Lane
Food was ok. I asked for my burger to be done medium, it was very well done. Fries were hard, nachos were over done. Hot beef sandwich was dry, asked for extra gravy it never came until we asked someone else to get it for us. Had a hard time getting our drinks refilled. It’s a one and done for me
… moreTimothy Hayes
Ive been a customer of Dunlevy’s on an off for about 30 years. Last Thursday I went over and met a friend. We had a couple of burgers and beers. The burgers were overcooked, and the fries were cold. the most disappointing part of the meal was when the check came. $80 for a couple of beers and burgers and a tip to the server was a little extreme, especially for that environment.
… moreMr Gettys
First time there. Disappointed that they don’t have karaoke anymore and the server mixed up my food order. Other than that it was a nice atmosphere with a live band playing.
… moreWayne Hancarik
Nice place food was good. French onion soup was banging. Turkey sandwich was good little dry but well seasoned. Appetizers were all very good.
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