Leggetts

My family and I have been coming here our entire lives. Well me 7+, and the rest of my family between working for "Mr. Johnny" or pizzas from "Mr. Tony" as my 6 now 7 year old calls them, we love it here. Her 7th birthday was a perfect kickoff to our annual trip to AC and Stone Harbor immediately after cake on the patio. Couldn't have picked a better place GSar, thanks again!

Service was strong. Showed up with an almost 3 year old at 8PM on a Thursday night late June, and got the attention we needed to avoid his meltdown. Rather astonishing really, props to staff and food (pizza). Our toddler got served in 6/7 minutes and we were not far behind. Miss the days of the bar scene, the crowd looked primed to sing along to some Bon Jovi tonight.

If I could post zero stars I would. Extremely disappointed with my first Leggetts experience. Three friends and I came to the bar to celebrate a birthday. Had some beers and pizza, all was well. We stepped outside for a couple minutes to get some fresh air and while trying to re-enter the building we were treated with utter disrespect. One of the security guards (tall older white male) singled out my friend and made a mockery of him in the parking lot in front of approximately thirty other patrons. This security guard screamed that my friend was not allowed in the establishment but would not give a reason why. I tried to speak to the security guard in a professional manner and was met with more disrespect and hard exclamations. I then asked for a manager and the guard, who would not give his name, stated he was the manager (which was a lie because I found the manager after the incident). The security guard made racial gestures towards one of my friends. At this point several members of the security team inserted themselves in the disagreement and went as far as placing their hands on my friend. Manasquan Police arrived and deescalated the situation with extreme professionalism. I have never taken to the internet to express my opinions about a business, but in this case it felt necessary.

Ha! I loved this immense bar in the middle of nowhere. Filled with locals and down to earth good people, Leggetts reminded me of taverns in Wisconsin. Multiple TVs had sports showing, bartenders interrupted their conversations to serve you, and bingo, concerts, and fund raisers were available for your participation. Everybody was polite, but there was a sense you had to prove yourself before you were considered a local. Once accepted, you always have a hone away from home, Leggetts was my kind of bar, eclectic with all ages welcome, but only if you're a good egg,