PJ's does a great job of providing good solid bar food, chipper service, nice mixed no-drama crowds and good atmospheres. Â For thosue used to PJ's larger new venues in Philly at Wells Fargo Center or the former converted Bennigans (Bethlehem/ West Chester - big hits) - you'll love the same menu in the intimate environment of this old roadhouse/hotel. Outdoor dining in decent weather. Â Always lively. Â Nestled off busy Route 309, just a minute north of Route 22 (behid Daniels BMW) and 3 minytes form the Tilghman Street PJ's, it's larger sibling. Â Only the locals know about the little bro - so it's a bit of a well kept secret for out of towners.
Review Source:The food here is okay, it's just normal casual restaurant/bar food. Â The service at PJ's is pretty good, though. Â We visited when Hurricane Sandy hit and nobody had electricity. They were one of the only places open, they were jam-packed, but the staff did a great job and had a good spirit about it.
Review Source:It's typical bar food. Nothing about the food stands out as far as exceptional BUT here is why I gave it 4 stars; quick and friendly service, you can count on consistency as far as the food, and the drinks are always ice cold.
And they have the best manager, or maybe he is the owner.... I don't know his name, but he is always there and always attentive to his guests.
Line out the door...and now I know why. I was here on business on a Tuesday and little did I know that Tuesday's are half-price wing night. What I DID know was that I had a long day and needed a place that had good food, great people and cold beer. PJ's nailed it. I found me the only seat left at the bar as the restaurant was packed. The smiling bartender was all over my drink order immediately and also gave me some pointers on the menu. She was awesome right out of the gate.
Even though it was half-price wing night, the buffalo shrimp were calling to me so I answered and ordered me some. Shortly I was looking at 5 succulent butterflied shrimp awash in the house Hit Sauce. And it was a hit indeed! Snappy crunch, wonderful, full flavor of heat and shrimp meat and blue cheese dressing with cubes of blue cheese equal in size to a Yahtzee die. Outstanding!
Alas, I was still hungry. So I ordered a 10 pack of wings, half with the Hot n Honey and half with Inferno sauce. The cute bartender brought out two 10 packs of wings, so basically doubled my order. When I told the bartender that they doubled my order, she looked at the other bartender and they said "ahhhh, it's okay. Eat those." So, I did.
The chicken wings had a crispy, full flavor, loaded with meat and the sauce seeps into the wing even two or three bites deep. The heat stays with you.
The Hot n Honey is laced with - what else - rich, honey undertones. And the Inferno had me licking my sauce-covered and blue-cheese-covered fingers like a kid licking a lollipop. The bartender gave me gobs of napkins without me even asking.
Go here. Eat here. Enjoy here. And repeat. I wish there was one closer to my home!
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