Locations

This sparkling new Asbury Park eatery and gathering place is on the boardwalk and its third floor location provides astonishing panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. The concept is a coastal Mediterranean type fair including fresh made pizzas, salads, seafood and a plethora of small plates and handhelds. The space will also service the much anticipated Arthur Pryor Bandshell which will be programmed throughout the summer, particularly Thursday night concerts with the Asbury Park Concert Band.

CJ McLoone's features cutting-edge American casual dining for lunch and dinner seven days a week. A separate dining room from the pub allows guests to enjoy themselves in an intimate setting.

The Iron Whale, located on the Boardwalk in Asbury Park, is quite a departure from the previous ventures of the McLoone Restaurant Group. It features a rustic, yet still contemporary design in the spirit of seafarers, with prominent reclaimed wood, ropes, and gas lanterns.

The menu, by executive chef Charles Collins, features inventive takes on seafood including a "Taco Bar," hence the title "Whale". However, it also includes a wide selection of meat presentations, or "Iron".

With its Asbury Park Boardwalk location, outdoor ocean view dining is a strong feature of the Iron Whale. Indoors features an open kitchen, a fireplace, and a private meeting or party room. The Iron Whale is another exciting addition to the already resurgent Asbury Park scene and is open seven days a week for brunch, lunch and dinner year-round.

Hawaiian fired, made-from-scratch burgers. Kahuna Burgers feature tender meats loaded with flavor and fresh toppings packed into famous King's Hawaiian sweet hamburger buns.

Located within the South Mountain Recreation Complex, this waterfront restaurant sits on the banks of the reservoir offering spectacular views to our customers. McLoone's Boathouse offers seating for 240 inside, with an additional 80 to 100 outside, as well as a semi-private and private dining areas that are perfect to host your next party, corporate function or other special event. Keeping with the tradition of Tim McLoone's other locations, the menu offers American cuisine that appeals to the entire family.

Located right in the heart of Pier Village, McLoone's Pier House has become a favorite of both Jersey Shore visitors and locals alike since opening in spring 2005. McLoone's Pier House has become the place for weddings, parties, entertainment and scrumptious indoor and outdoor dining due to its breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean and delicious cuisine. There's something for everyone. The Pier House caters to beach-goers looking for a casual lunch as well as those looking for a fancy dining experience, with dishes from zesty salads and pasta choices to a wide array of starters like savory crab dip or sushi. An extensive wine list and tropical drink menu compliment any McLoone's meal.

The Robinson Ale House is the perfect place for a quick lunch or a night out in celebration. The circular booths and rustic beach decor provide a unique atmosphere to the Asbury Park Boardwalk. Located in the historic Howard Johnson's building right next to Convention Hall, The Robinson Ale House offers a vast beer and wine selection, variety of menu offerings and live entertainment on the weekends.

The Robinson Ale House, located in downtown Red Bank, feels like it has been here for decades. With a design inspired by pubs and eateries of 1930's and 40's, Robinson's offers American fare and compliments it with a large craft beer selection, fine wines and a full bar.

The Robinson Ale House in Pier Village, Long Branch is the third "Robinson's" location, joining the original in Red Bank and the second in Asbury Park. Named after the family of Beth Robinson McLoone (Tim's wife), it features the same upscale-yet-still-casual "pub food" that has made Robinson's so popular. Our Pier Village location is adjacent to the fabulous Long Branch boardwalk on the Atlantic Ocean.

Tim McLoone and his investment group purchased the Rum Runner on New Year's Eve in 1986 and reopened it the following October as "McLoone's Rum Runner". It was immediately known for its spectacular views, terrific cuisine, and live music. Twenty-Five years later Superstorm Sandy devastated not only the Rum Runner but also a significant portion of Sea Bright.

The McLoones decided to rebuild and were the first to do so in the boro. It took over three years to complete the new building but the results are even more spectacular than the original. Aside from its main waterview dining room it also features "South", an indoor-outdoor room with moveable doors which creates an airy ambiance along with "upscale/casual" dining.

Another feature is the "Loft" on the second floor which is ideal for private parties and, at a height of over thirty feet, has even more incredible views of both the Shrewsbury River and the Atlantic Ocean to the east.

Of course, it would not be a McLoone venture without live music and there is a brand new piano bar located next to a roaring fireplace.

Tim McLoone's Supper Club opened in July 2008, bringing back the supper club concept of days gone by. Tim McLoone's Supper Club offers the experience of great live entertainment paired with exquisite cuisine. Located on the boardwalk in Asbury Park, above The Robinson Ale House, you will find an elegant venue to enjoy some of the area's finest entertainment. The upscale menu offers many starters and exceptional dinner choices as well as delicious dessert samplings that are made daily by their in-house pastry chef. Tim McLoone's Supper Club can also host your private event in this beautiful room with a view.