The 27 Pub & Grill

This place is within walking distance from where I live, so yesterday my son and I decided to give it a try. I ordered mozzarella sticks, linguine Alfredo (which came with bread and salad) and Hunter got a grilled cheese with bacon and tomato. Our server, Gianna, was awesome. Very personable, and really sweet with my little boy. The salad came with house Italian dressing and was DELICIOUS. Maybe a little lacking in vegetables (it was mostly spinach, lettuce, and a few pieces of tomato). The mozzarella sticks were great — didn’t taste at all like the frozen fare you usually get in most restaurants. My Alfredo was heavy with garlic, but still very yummy, and the portions were huge! Hunters sandwich had TONS of bacon and was pressed beautifully so it was more like a cheese and bacon panini than a normal grilled sandwich — awesome!
I also ordered a margherita pizza to go for some friends that were coming by after. BEST PIZZA! Around this area there’s not much diversity for pizza — this is a MUCH needed change! It was topped with pesto, fresh sliced mozzarella, and a yummy light tomato sauce — MMmm! We will definitely be going back! Also the waitress made Hunter his first cannoli for free to take home, very sweet & he loved it! (He actually asked me if he could marry her)

Terrible nasty place that has whores who work there. Wouldn’t go back there if my life depended on it. Good thing they closed down!

This place was an Italian called «Marc Antony’s» several years ago and then closed. A couple of different places were in it afterwards (both Thai I think (and failed. Then Marc came back and re-​opened it as the 27 Pub and Grill. There is a subset of the original Italian menu — excellent, and the prices are lower. And then there is «pub fare» — pizza, sandwiches, wings, etc, also at very reasonable prices. I have no idea why this place went out of business the first time, although around here, anything not on Route 1 is «off the beaten path». Even though you can practically see the place from Rt 1. We go for the Italian — there isn’t any anywhere around this area.