Zeris Inn

pretty bad. came here for a banquet.
food was either barely seasoned or too salty.
there was hair in the food in two dishes.
the dessert — the ice cream was freezer burned and had little flavor.
the coffee was barely tolerable and so was the food.
one plus — the servers were extremely sweet and polite, but i would not recommend or go here again.

I was here a couple of weeks ago for my daughter’s Little League Softball awards banquet (sadly the last one I will attend with her). So the place is nice, it’s clean, and the parking lot is huge so it’s great for large events.
The staff here have always been very friendly and for an event like this they do a good job of keeping the tables moving to the food at the right speed (we always have a served buffet at this banquet) and the servers do a great job moving the line along. The bartenders are also great here, though with a cash bar the prices are a bit high…
Anyway, the food is pretty damn good and so is the service-​check them out if you’re planning a big event. And don’t forget my invitation!

Went here for a wedding.
Nice spot. Friendly staff.
Food was good.
Bar had many options for mixed drinks. Bartenders were cool. Weren’t stingy with pours.
No valet and plenty of parking.

I had my wedding rehearsal dinner here and I have to say I was impressed. The building isn’t much to look at… but the food was definately delicious and we had quite a selection to choose from! The servers were friendly and they accomodated our pretty large group very well. It’s nice place to have a private party.

Not quite knowing what to expect from this restaurant, I was very happily surprised. I’d been here for my eighth grade graduation years ago, and came this past weekend for a wedding rehearsal dinner. The restaurant had a back room that was perfect for accommodating a party of our size (about 30 people). The food was really excellent… from the pasta dish we started with, to the numerous main course choices (filet mignon, chicken franchise, and salmon). The service was very good, though one waiter had a thick accent that was a little unusual for northern New Jersey, and a little difficult to understand at first.
The only downside was some live music that was playing in the main dining room just outside our private room. It was a little too loud, so we were unable to hear our host’s welcome and toast. And the music was very much like bad karaōke music… though the other diners in the restaurant did seem to enjoy it, as they danced along to older tunes.