Town Bar + Kitchen

My husband and I went out for a Lunner, late lunch or early dinner. We arrived at 1:45 and sat at a high top near the bar after being greeted by a friendly server. He gave us menus and asked us which type of water we like to drink. Then got our drink order and appetizer choice. I selected the house cabernet sauvignon, which was excellent. My husband ordered his favorite scotch, Dewar's with a splash of soda. It arrived perfectly prepared. We received our appetizer and it was a plentiful sized plate of warm pizza dough balls, prosciutto thinly sliced and a delishious spreading cheese that I believe was brie. I will definitely be serving that at our house in the future. We chose our main meals and chatted in our very comfortable spot and admired the restaurant and bar. The other tables were 50% full and the TV's at the bar were on but it wasn't very loud and in fact it was quite pleasant. The two waiters were attentive and worked together and we were brought our meals in a normal amount of wait time. For my husband he ordered the Filet Mignon which was a perfect medium rare over a bed of asparagus and topped with thinly sliced fried onions. He ate every bite and said it was great. I had my favorite beef short ribs that were pulled and mixed into a hearty combination of tomato sauce and vegetables over a pasta that I had never seen before. My husband said they looked similar to the wooden tool used to get honey from a jar but thinner and I agreed. We were offered coffee but were full and asked for our check. The prices are pretty normal for two drinks, an appetizer and two beef main dishes. $100+ and we tip well for great service and the pandemic hardships that we all are into now for 3 years. Overall I think we will be back soon, my husband is interested in trying the house burger and I am into good food and service. If we were to be fair and give any negative thoughts, the parking in the Morristown area near the train station can be difficult at a later time but by arriving for lunch we didn't suffer and parked at a location across the street as the parking lot was full.