McMichael's Pub & Grill

Multiple visits here.
First of all you would be hard pressed to find a better looking Irish pub in South Jersey.

The decor does remind you of some pubs in Ireland, so the previous owner is to be commended for spending so much on the realistic decor, and the new owner gets props for keeping the ambiance.

Most of the food we've tried has been pretty good bar food.
There is free popcorn while you are looking at the menu, and the wings are very good as is their signature Mikey Mike sandwich, which may be south jerseys answer to the Schmitter.

There is also an upstairs room if you have a big group or want to get away from the open mic nights which can blast you to Brooklawn some nights.
The waitresses are cute and friendly and drink service is very fast but the food service can be slow some times when it is busy.

Not sure if there is a lot of turnover in the imported beers, a Heiniken tasted a little skunky so you may want to stick with domestic beers. We switched to Yeungling.

There is a tiny lot in the back so you may have to park on the street.
McMichaels is only yards away from the legendary Keeblers bar and its famous roast beef sandwiches which closed years ago.
If anyone could ever duplicate Keeblers roast beef sandwiches here you would have the perfect bar.
On the whole a great little pub that sometimes plays authentic Irish music and a real asset to this part of South Jersey.

Been here twice. First time was during the week and it was pretty dead. Bartender was super friendly and the food was amazing. Second time was a Saturday, and the service was absolutely horrible. Waitress walked by our table several times and didn't ask if we needed anything until we stood up to leave 20 minutes after sitting down. Will not be returning.

McMichael's has great food, decent beer selection, and friendly service. I have been here several times, and so far I have enjoyed everything. I especially recommend the Irish Nachos, Garlic Parmesan Chicken Tenders, and Roasted Pork Sandwich (I got it with long hots and sharp provolone).

For a local pub & grill, McMichael's is as good as it gets.