Blues folds to bliss thanks to these college-crowd faves -- waterin' hole oases just off the the campuses of Monmouth University, Rutgers University, Brookdale Community College and Ocean County College ... and Rowan University (for luck).
Back-to-school spirits
Rounding up the top local college bars
By Jennifer Bradshaw, Renee Ernst and Stephen Bove
September 8, 2009
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Jack's Goal Line Stand
149 Brighton Ave. - Long Branch732-870-8800
A staple for the Monmouth U crowd. this homey hangout now boasts three bars, multiple flat screen TV’s, live music on the weekends and a stellar menu.
The Lake House
601 Main St. - Allenhurst732-531-5555
$2 Jäger shots, Miller Lite drafts and mind erasers -- all day, every day. Happy Hour Monday - Friday 3-7pm ~ Saturday and Sunday Noon-6pm $1 Off All Shots and Mixed Drinks $2 Off all Rocks, Doubles and Martinis $1 Domestic Mugs
Otto's Bar and Grill
100 Norwood Ave. - Deal732-531-4626
MU favorite serves up cheap eats and drinks
Celtic Cottage Pub
608 Second Ave. - Long Branch732-229-2123
For a touch of Ireland in Long Branch's West End, visit the Celtic Cottage Pub.
Clydz
55 Paterson St. - New Brunswick732-846-6521
Martini offerings here include lychee nut, sangria and ice cream
Olive Branch
37 Bartlett Street - New Brunswick(732) 729-0203
During football season, this local favorite offers prime bar-side viewing of Rutgers games
Dublin House Pub and Restaurant
30 Monmouth St. - Red Bank732-747-6699
Raise a glass and say "Slàinte!"
The Pour House
640 Shrewsbury Ave. - Tinton Falls732-842-4337
It's all about relaxing and having a good time at this Tinton Falls watering hole, located about 10 minutes from Brookdale's Lincroft campus.
Mulligan's Restaurant
1850 Hooper Ave. - Toms River732-255-3900
This restaurant and bar serves burgers, pizza, steaks, seafood, chicken and chops.
Landmark Americana Tap and Grill
1 Mullica Hill Rd. - Glassboro856-863-6600
Southern Jersey bar is mainstay for students
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