Moores Tavern Restaurant

Moores Tavern
402 W Main St
Freehold, NJ
(732) 863-0555

Restaurant Review

Moores Tavern is a restored, historic tavern in Freehold, NJ, dating back to the revolutionary war that was expanded with an additional building attached to it. Moses Mount, who lived in the original structure which now serves as the bar area, was an aide to General Washington during the Revolutionary War. Upon his return to Freehold, Moses began operating a tavern in his home, at this location, for the local gentry and an Inn for weary travelers.

While the bar area has been preserved from the original circa 1770 building, the dining area is in an expanded, large contemporary wood trimmed area.

It's primarily a sports bar with live entertainment and a good place to come for a beer, burger, and ribs, and to meet up with friends for drinks or to for a quick bit to eat at Lunch.

There is nothing unusual about Moores Tavern food that would set them apart from other taverns in the area. The prices though, are slightly above average for tavern fare.

They are very child friendly, a good place for the kids.

The service is friendly and attentive.

Moore's Tavern is also a good place to go if you don't want to wait for a table.

They have Live entertainment on Friday and Saturday evenings from 10 pm to 1:30 am.

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