Thatcher McGhee's Denville

Located in the heart of downtown Denville, Thatcher's always can be relied on for old beer and decent food. They have a full bar with a great selection of beers and food selections with a rotating seasonal menu. During a visit in October, ordered from the Octoberfest menu and started off with the German Style Potato Cakes which were Served with a side of applesauce & sour cream and a Stacy's Mom IPA from Eviln Genius Beer Company. For lunch, ordered the Tober Toastie (Choice of Black Forest ham or shredded sauerbraten topped with beer braised onions & muenster cheese; served on rye bread) Thatchers is one of our go to spots that never disappoints.

Thatcher McGhee's was fantastic. Many times I used to visit the location in Fairfield, NJ. Many meals are great from Shepherds Pie, Irish Sausage & Chips, French Onion Soup; The Corn Beef Sandwich was also really good.

Great service fun atmosphere thatch burger medium rare cooked perfect but two 8 ounce patties was two much for me, lol what was I thinking. My wife said the French dip was good..... The Guinness beer was the best I've had anywhere. And almost 9 $ each it drove our bill up a little bit. That's why I'm going to click 30 to 50 per person but again we enjoyed Thank you Thatcher McGhee's.

Food was pretty good. Cheese steak egg rolls, mashed potatoes, chili all just fine. Weak drinks. Weird service. Kept having to remind the waitress that we'd ordered a drink. She then kinda just disappeared. Then I approached another waitress to see if we could order a coffee from her on a different ticket and was met with HUGE attitude and a "no". But finally a very kind server came in to check on us and got the coffee. All in all it was fine. Not like, highly recommended but not bad.

It is a cute looking Irish bar in downtown Denville. They have a lot of beers to choose from. I went there for a Saturday lunch and it was not that crowded but I can easily imagine this place being packed at night. They have different rooms and that looked nice. Food was like typical Irish restaurant food, that is nothing wrong with that.