Landmark Restaurant Reopening After Months Of Renovations In Camden Co.

PENNSAUKEN, NJ — A longtime staple of South Jersey's dining scene will reopen this week after months of renovations.

The Pub in Pennsauken will reopen at 4 p.m. Friday, the restaurant says. Repairs and renovations have kept the steakhouse closed since the beginning of July.

The Pub first opened its Airport Circle location in 1951, serving as a well-known dining destination for people driving to and from Camden and Philadelphia. The massive, Tudor-style building seats up to 500 and has a giant open hearth with charcoal-fired ovens.

The restaurant burned down in 1960 but was rebuilt, maintaining its distinct ambiance. Recent renovations addressed infrastructural needs, and the eatery's character will remain the same, according to the Courier Post.

The Pub is located at 7600 Kaighns Ave., Pennsauken.