North Wildwood Moose

We had dinner already but didn't want to call it a night so we looked for a place that was open a little later. We came across Goodnight Irene's. They were not even a ten minute drive from where we were staying so that was perfect. They have a private parking lot across the street which we didn't know about and we were able to get a spot in there. A woman saw us looking for two seats at the bar as it was pretty full. She came over to tell me they were leaving if we wanted to grab their spots. So nice of them! We sat at the bar, had some great cold beers, nice conversation with the couple next to us and sang along to the songs the DJ played. He wasn't there when we got there so I'm thinking he started at 10. Service was awesome and it was a good time. We will definitely keep them on our radar for when we are back in the area!

Goodnight Irenes has hit an all time low. Was in there last night to watch the Phillies game. The beer selection, which used to define the place, is the smallest its ever been. The place is empty (on a Saturday night) and dirty. You know how poorly run bars just feel sticky? That's Irenes now. It's a sticky dive bar. A roach crawled across the bar while I was sitting there. Pretty sure the bartender saw it; he didn't seem too surprised or concerned. And of course, no transformation from beloved gastropub to hole-in-the-wall dive would be complete without a handful of locals playing darts by the entrance. The outside bar w/ live music is probably enough to sustain this place for a few more years, but why? what it needs is new ownership to breathe some life into the place. ASAP.

Stopped in for a meal before the last night of Country Music Fest. We have eaten here before. Ambiance is nice family beach bar. They had Chimay White running on tap I got two. Service was great and we ordered the Kielbasa special and a margarita pizza. The sausage was wonderful the pizza not so much. The sauce was like tomato paste and the crust was limp. Others enjoyed their food. We should have tried a different pizza as other ordered one an loved it . We would return when in town. Nancy Mark.

This place has gone downhill in a bad way. They used to be known for their great beer selection offering over 30 beers on tap. For this visit they had only 4! We ordered the French onion soup and it was delicious but then came a Caesar salad which was just romaine with some odd croutons and a plastic container of bad bottled dressing. The margarita pizza was next. No sign of fresh basil as the menu describes and barely any cheese. The sauce was not good and was overwhelmed with garlic powder and oregano. The crust was not good at all. The bartender was great and friendly. He told us they were in a bad place because the restaurant was sold and the deal fell through at the end. This would explain the bad food and lack of beer selection. Let's see if this changes as we come into the summer season because if it doesn't it may be Goodnight to Goodnight Irene's.

I love the amount of beers on draft here. 40+ so there's something for everyone. I also appreciated that the guy behind the bar was knowledgeable about the beers they had available and he made quality recommendations. The food is standard bar food which is totally fine. Arguably the biggest mozzarella stick I've ever eaten. They take cards which helps. Overall good experience.