No.79 Restaurant Bar & Liquor Store

Step into No.79 Restaurant Bar & Liquor Store and you’ll immediately feel the “Angel Number” namesake in action—79 signifies “Pay it Forward,” and that community-first spirit radiates through this Mullica Township gem. Founded by two local soccer moms with a vision for restoration and hospitality, this isn’t just a place to grab a drink; it’s a beautifully reclaimed piece of local history. The building itself has been a neighborhood fixture for over 70 years, but a stunning transformation has given it a modern-rustic soul, featuring cedar wood ceilings, lighting crafted from Jack Daniel’s bottles, and chandeliers made from historic eight-foot-tall wine barrels. Even the original “penny bar” remains intact beneath its new copper sheathing.

Features & Ambiance

The Polish-Italian Fusion Experience: The culinary heart of No.79 is its unique Polish-Italian Fusion menu. This is the place where you can find authentic pierogies and kielbasa sharing the table with gourmet burgers and hand-crafted flatbreads. Enthusiasts rave about the Pierogi Parmigiana (chicken parmesan over pierogi) and the Ultimate Bourbon Bacon Jam Burger. Everything—from the sauces to the kielbasa—is homemade, providing a level of freshness that stands out in the Hammonton food scene.

The Beverage Program & Package Store: The bar emphasizes a “back to basics” approach with crisp, clean cocktails made from fresh-squeezed fruit and homemade simple syrups. Beer lovers will find a vast assortment of global brews, including many traditional Polish lagers like Brok and Lomza. Unique to No.79 is the attached Liquor Store, where you can build your own six-pack to take home or pick up their namesake “No.79 Cabernet.”

Events & Outdoor Space: The energy at No.79 is infectious, often fueled by live music and a classic RockOla jukebox. On Sundays, the venue transforms for a tapas-style brunch featuring a popular Bloody Mary Bar and bottomless mimosas. When the weather is right, head out to the sprawling outdoor bar and fire pit, which sits on nearly an acre of land and often hosts seasonal events like the “Outback Winter Experience” and festive holiday trolley rides.

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