PJW Restaurants, Iron Hill Set To Reopen Monday

All New Jersey restaurants under the PJW Restaurant Group umbrella and Iron Hill Brewery's two New Jersey locations will open for outdoor dining beginning Monday, the group announced.

It is the same day Gov. Phil Murphy said restaurants, bars and non-essential retail are permitted to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.

All restaurants will continue to offer curbside pickup. Here’s the information about the reopening of each restaurant:

All Five South Jersey P.J. Whelihan’s Locations: Monday through Sunday 11:30 AM- 10 PM. Reservations not required.

Treno Pizza Bar: Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday 11:30 AM-8 PM & Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 11:30 AM-9 PM. Reservations not required, but suggested, call 856-833- 9233.

The ChopHouse: Sunday through Thursday 4 PM-10 PM and Friday and Saturday 4 PM-11 PM. Reservations encouraged to be made through Open Table. Extended hours for Father’s Day are 12 PM-10 PM.

The Pour House Westmont: Monday through Thursday & Sunday 11:30 AM-8 PM. Friday and Saturday 11:30 AM-9 PM. Reservations not required.

Central Taco and Tequila: Sunday through Thursday 11:30 AM-10 PM (kitchen closes at 9 PM). Friday and Saturday 11:30 AM-11 PM (kitchen closes at 10 PM). Reservations not required. Central Taco and Tequila was previously operating out of The Pour House Westmont and will be moving back for curbside pickup at their own location

Iron Hill Brewery’s Voorhees and Maple Shade locations will also have their patios open for outdoor dining starting Monday, June 15 and will adhere to required table distancing. The limited menu will continue as is. Takeout and delivery options, which include craft kits and to-go cocktails. Reservations are not required but encouraged to be made by phone.

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The state has set forth the following guidelines all restaurants must follow:

• tables are going to have to be six feet apart
• buffet and salad bars will be gone
• takeout only will be offered if the weather gets bad
• employees at the bars and restaurants will have to wear masks

Anyone who wants to go inside will have to wear a face covering, and can only be there for a very short period of time. And instead of waiting for a table at the door, residents may have to wait in their car. Read more here: Here's What To Do At NJ Bars, Restaurants Under Coronavirus Rules

Murphy has been releasing "hard dates" and specifics on New Jersey's plans to reopen its economy during the coronavirus crisis. And he was expected to provide more details over the course of June. Read more here: Gov. Murphy: 'Hard Dates' For NJ Coronavirus Reopening