Harlem was part of a coterie of clubs including Little Belmont, The Paradise Club, and Wonder Garden, on Kentucky Avenue, which acted as the entertainment center for the Northside neighborhood in AC. Thanks to redlining and other discriminatory practices, the black professional class was boxed in on the Northside of Atlantic Avenue, and segregated beaches meant that the vacationers staying at black-owned hotels like the Randall and Wright's could only go to the Missouri Avenue beach in front of the convention center. Folks came from all over to eat Sap's Barbecue and sausage sandwiches at Clifton and Alma Washington's Wash's Restaurant.

Fewer things are more satisfying than the first sip of a cold beer on a hot summer day, so we’re thankful that Tennessee Beer Hall has us covered with 40+ beers on tap. It’s just steps from the beach, so you can still enjoy a cool drink long after the IPAs in your beach cooler have run out or gotten warm in the sun. They also serve flavorful dishes like lump crab cake bowls and have $5 breakfast deals if you wanna fortify yourself for an early start.

Completing the Orange Loop circle, Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall was the one that started the music revolution on the Orange Loop, mostly offering great cover bands along with occasional original acts, including regular appearances by Eliot Lewis, the guitarist and keyboardist for Hall & Oates. With a small stage backed by a quirky piece of original artwork inside along with an awesome outdoor space that entertains hundreds at a time when the weather permits, the Beer Hall features live music every week of the year. In the offseason you can expect solo artists on Fridays and duos, trios and bands on Saturdays, but in season, the Beer Hall features music as many as five times a week.

Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall, Rhythm and Spirits, Cuzzie’s Pizzeria and Kitchen, and Bar 32 have graciously partnered with the Greater Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce to raise money for Hospitality scholarships for students. On Wednesday April 13th from 5:00pm to 8:00pm, if you dine at one of these restaurants and bring this flyer, a portion of the proceeds will go to the GACCA mission. This is a great opportunity to try out a new restaurant or explore the Orange Loop if you haven’t already!

Located in the Orange Loop in the heart of the City, Tennessee Ave Beer Hall has quickly risen to be one of the best craft beer bars in Atlantic City. The newest venue on the list boasts an impressive beer list with 40 on draft and an additional 60+ in bottles and cans. Locals like Tuckahoe, 7 Mile, Cross Keys, Icarus and more mingle with other big NJ craft beer players like Carton, Bolero Snort.

Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall is located right off the boardwalk and offers an award winning gastropub menu, 40 plus craft beers on tap and many more in cans and bottles. The Beer Hall opened in November 2018 and was nationally recognized by USA Today in March 2020 as the 6th best Beer Bar in the country. They offer inside and outside dining and have an enormous family friendly Beer Yard.

Offering a cozy and stylish setting, Bar 32 Chocolate & Cocktails in Atlantic City presents Happy Hour Thursday through Saturday from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. The bean to bar establishment offers deals like the $8 Old Fashioned, $5 house wines, and a unique house-made $5 Brownie Sundae dessert special—perfect for those with a chocolate sweet tooth for both drinks and treats.

A 10-minute walk from the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall features a robust beer selection, indoor and outdoor seating, fire pits, and live music. Combine that with impressive happy hour deals, and it's yet another fantastic Atlantic City restaurant experience. "A fun take on elevated bar food," Daniel shares.

Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall is where the atmosphere is buzzing and the happy hour is simply outstanding with over 40 craft beers!. This spot has you covered, just steps from the famous Atlantic City boardwalk and beach. Picking a favorite dish might be tough, but rest assured, their menu items are top-notch.

Charles Soreth, chef and co-owner of Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall in Atlantic City, has a large outdoor space that fits 20 picnic benches, a stage for live music, an outdoor bar, a fire pit and a tent, which is kept open year-round. The total outdoor seating capacity is 175 people.

There are a bevy of excellent drinking dens ranging from Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall and the Irish Pub, and if you’re looking to eat on the finer side of the spectrum, you’ll be well catered for at Gordon Ramsay Steak or the Knife and Fork Inn. The opportunies are endless.

40+ beers on tap, an outdoor beer garden with a firepit, Adirondack chairs, yard games, and live music. They don’t need to reel you in with a great deal at Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall, but they do it anyway. Miss Atlantic City-T-shirt

I’ve already boasted about how Tennessee Ave Beer Hall has one of the best beer selections in the city. Part of Atlantic City’s “Orange Loop” revamp, the beer hall’s garden patio and back bar are now open.

- Rating: 4.2/5 (225 reviews)- Price level: $$- Address: 133 South Tennessee Ave. Atlantic City, New Jersey - Categories: Beer Bar, Burgers, Sandwiches- Read more on Yelp