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Mount Holly is a wonderful historic town in NJ. Plan a day trip with the kids or a night out on the town with your friends. We have included directions to Mt. Holly on the bottom of this page so you can simply print out the page and go! All the bars listed on this page are within a 5 minute walking distance from each other.
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 THE BRIDGETOWN PUBThe first stop in our bar run was The Bridgetown pub located on High Street in downtown Mt. Holly, and what a stop it was! Pints of beer were under $3. A pint and a bottle only cost me a mere $5.75. The Bridgetown pub is a nice little bar where locals meet. We met some very friendly people here and throughout the town of Mt Holly, that we felt like regulars by the time we were leaving. The big thing here is the awesome bar food. Wet your whiskers here and taste the chili before you hop to the next spot. They have live entertainment every Tuesday night and sometimes on Saturday nights. The Bridgetown Pub
THE HIGH STREET GRILL The Couthouse Tavern The Courthouse Tavern
THE ROBBINS NEST
Visit the unique shops in the Mill Race Village in Downtown Mount Holly Pinelands Folk Music & Basketry Center
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Just a few doors down from the Pub is another terrific little spot; the High Street Grill. It is a little pricier than our first stop and is more in the vein of an upscale martini bar. The High Street Grill is a good meeting place for casual drinks. The main attraction here is the great odd food they serve. You can try the Grilled Ostrich Filet, Moroccan Spiced Duck, fried Goat Cheese or Wild Mushroom Lasagna. They have live entertainment every Fri and Sat which is usually blues based. On Monday nights you might find someone sitting at the piano bar. 
Now this is a good watering hole! A nice spacious bar with a real fireplace and live music on weekends. We met a lot of locals who were also bar hopping that day. They gave us all the in's and out's of the town. The courthouse tavern has a lot of cool specials including 25 cent wing night. Don't miss their famous Happy hours. They have a new 46" Plasma TV and 8 new 20" TV's if sports interest you. All the locals recommended the hot Roast beef sandwiches. 
The Robins Nest is a nice old fashioned type bar that boasts a pretty good restaurant too! They offer interesting, eclectic cuisine combined with a French American flair. The dining room is upscale and provides a very relaxing atmosphere. The Robbins Nest is a good choice for night cap snifter of Brandy or perhaps a double cappuccino. They also have an above average Sunday Brunch if you venture out early on a Sunday. 
