1. CLIENT:
Faith Events Live
PROJECT:
Kathy Troccoli CD
Release Event
SCOPE OF WORK:
Create Artwork for use
as an invitation to a
CD release event for
Grammy nominated
Kathy Troccoli
• Photo manipulation
• Ad/Poster/Flyer
Layout & Design
• Files readied for print
& web based advertising
SUPPLIED WITH:
• Photos & CD artwork
• Event Details & copy
ADDITIONAL PIECES
ASSOCIATED BUT NOT
PICTURED:
• Posters
• Web-ready artwork
• Flyers
2. CLIENT: House Of Blues
PROJECT: Rockstar Karaoke
SCOPE OF WORK: Create Artwork for use with
the HOB Rockstar Karaoke Weekly event.
Created Event logo as well as wrote the copy
• Photo manipulation • Ad/Poster/Flyer Layout
& Design • Files readied for print
• Job specced and sent to printer
SUPPLIED WITH:
House Of Blues Logo • Event Details
ADDITIONAL PIECES
ASSOCIATED BUT NOT PICTURED:
Posters • Web-ready artwork • Flyers
3. CLIENT:
Carl Granieri Orchestras
PROJECT:
New & Repeat Business Postcard
& Company Branding
SCOPE OF WORK:
Create a brand look and feel for
the premier orchestra and black tie musical
entertainment brokers in South Jersey.
• Photo manipulation
• Collateral Layout/Design
• Files readied for print
• Job specced and sent to printer
SUPPLIED WITH:
Original Photography and
limited copy points and
various event details
ADDITIONAL PIECES
ASSOCIATED BUT NOT PICTURED:
Logos
Business Cards
Event Posters
Web-ready artwork
Playbills
Event Tickets
Brochures
Vehicle Magnets
Banners & Signage
4. CLIENT: Caesars Atlantic City
PROJECT: Harley Davidson Giveaway
SCOPE OF WORK:
Create Artwork for use with the
Caesars Atlantic City’s Harley Davidson Giveaway.
All artwork was created from scratch. Studs and leather
were created specifically for this job.
• Photo manipulation • Ad/Poster/Flyer Layout & De-
sign • Files readied for print • Job specced and sent to
printer
SUPPLIED WITH:
Caesars Logo • Event Details
ADDITIONAL PIECES
ASSOCIATED BUT NOT PICTURED:
• Custom Envelope
• Posters • Web-ready artwork • Flyers
• Event Tickets • Billboards • On and Offsite signage
5. CLIENT: Caesars Atlantic City
PROJECT: Corvette Giveaway
SCOPE OF WORK:
Create Artwork for use with the
Caesars Atlantic City’s Corvette Giveaway.
Job contains Blind Spot UV coating & Foil
• Photo manipulation • Ad/Poster/Flyer Layout &
Design • Files readied for print • Job specced and sent
to printer including specialty printing breakdowns
SUPPLIED WITH:
• Caesars Logo
• Event Details
ADDITIONAL PIECES
ASSOCIATED BUT NOT PICTURED:
• Custom Envelope • Posters • Web-ready artwork
• Flyers • Event Tickets • Billboards
• On and Offsite signage
6. CLIENT: Bally’sAtlantic City
PROJECT: Fifties Slot Tourney
SCOPE OF WORK:
Create Artwork for use with
the Bally’s Atlantic City’s
Fifties Slot Torney.
Job contains Blind Spot
UV coating & Foil
• Photo manipulation
• Ad/Poster/Flyer Layout & Design
• Files readied for print
• Job specced and sent
to printer including
specialty printing breakdowns
SUPPLIED WITH:
Bally’s Logo • Event Details
ADDITIONAL PIECES
ASSOCIATED BUT NOT PICTURED:
• Custom Envelope
• Posters • Web-ready artwork
• Flyers • Event Tickets
• On and Offsite signage
• Billboards
7. CLIENT: Caesars Atlantic City
PROJECT: Lincoln Tunnel Billboard
SCOPE OF WORK:
Create Artwork for brand promotional
use for Caesars Atlantic City including copy & concept.
• Photo manipulation
• Billboard Layout & Design
• Files readied for print
• Job specced and sent to printer
SUPPLIED WITH:
Caesars Logo
8. CLIENT: Harrah’s Entertainment - Total Rewards (Multi-property)
PROJECT: Total Express Shuttle
SCOPE OF WORK:
Create Artwork for brand promotional use for Harrah’s
Entertainment Total Express Shuttle service. Developed copy &
concept of Routes being the suits.
• Created Logo then applied to Buswraps and signage
• Photo manipulation • Billboard Layout & Design
• Files readied for print • Job specced and sent to printer
SUPPLIED WITH:
Total Rewards Cards & details
9. CLIENT: Anj
PROJECT: Casual World/Intimate Heart Postcard
SCOPE OF WORK: Create Artwork to reflect
the themes of a one woman stage show put
on during the Philly Fringe Festival.
• Photo manipulation
• Postcard Layout/Design
• Files readied for print
• Job specced and sent to printer
SUPPLIED WITH:
Original Photograph and Philly
Fringe logo, details and copy
ADDITIONAL PIECES
ASSOCIATED BUT NOT PICTURED:
Posters
Web-ready artwork
Playbills
Event Tickets
10. CLIENT: Anj
PROJECT: “When Grey Blushes” CD design
SCOPE OF WORK:
Create Artwork for CD design for local musician.
• Photo manipulation
• CD layout Design
• Files readied for print
• Job specced and sent to printer
• Printer consult
SUPPLIED WITH:
Original untouched photography
ADDITIONAL PIECES
ASSOCIATED BUT NOT PICTURED:
• Posters • Web-ready artwork
• Flyers • Event Tickets
• Myspace layouts • Stickers
• Event leave behinds
11. CLIENT: Bally’sAtlantic City
PROJECT: “Chicago” themed New Year’s Eve Invitation
SCOPE OF WORK:
Create Artwork for use with Bally’s Atlantic City’s
Chicago” themed New Year’s Eve Event
Job was printed 4color Process on
Rainbow Mirror holographic Stock to give
the effect of movement. Invitation was then inserted
into a plastic sleeve to further enhance the effect.
Job contains Blind Spot UV coating & Foil
• Tivoli lights and all artwork were
created specifically for this job.
• Photo manipulation
• Ad/Poster/Flyer Layout & Design
• Files readied for print
• Job specced and sent to printer
including specialty printing breakdowns.
• Printer consultations
SUPPLIED WITH:
Bally’s Logo • Event Details • Limited copy
ADDITIONAL PIECES
ASSOCIATED BUT NOT PICTURED:
• Custom Envelope
• Posters • Web-ready artwork
• Flyers • Event Tickets
• Billboards • On and Offsite signage
• Event collateral including Turndown letters,
Photo frames, seating cards etc
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77. Interfraternity Council:
Alpha Phi Omega Co-Ed Service FraternityAlpha Chi Rho
Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI)Phi Kappa Psi
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sigma Pi
Tau Delta Phi
Tau Epsilon Phi
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Pan-Hellenic Association:Alpha Epsilon Phi
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Delta Phi Epsilon
Theta Phi Alpha
Sigma Delta Tau
National Panhellenic Council (NPHC)Alpha Phi Alpha
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Kappa Alpha Psi
Omega Psi Phi
Delta Sigma Theta
Phi Beta Sigma
Zeta Phi Beta
Iota Phi Theta
Greek Cultural Organizations Council (GCOC)Lambda Theta Phi
Lambda Theta Alpha
Chi Upsilon Sigma
Lambda Sigma Upsilon
Mu Sigma Upsilon
Psi Sigma Phi
Alpha Nu Omega
Lambda Tau Omega
RECOGNIZED GREEKORGANIZATIONS ATROWAN UNIVERSITY
Office of Greek AffairsChamberlain Student Center 215201 Mullica Hill RoadGlassboro, NJ 08028
856-256-4296 – Phone
856-256-5605- Fax
Greeklife@rowan.edu
www.rowan.edu/greeklife
ORDER OF OMEGAThe Sigma Zeta Chapter of Order of Omega is a National Greek
Honor Society. The purpose of Order of Omega is:
To RECOGNIZE those fraternity men and women who have
attained a high standard of leadership in interfraternity activ-
ities, to ENCOURAGE them to continue along this line, and to
INSPIRE others to strive for similar conspicuous attainment;
To UNITE outstanding fraternity men and women to create an
organization which will help to mold the sentiment of the insti-
tution on questions of local and intercollegiate fraternity affairs;
ToBRINGTOGETHERmembersofthefaculty,alumni,andstudent
members of the institution’s fraternities and sororities on a basis
of mutual interest, understanding and helpfulness;
To help CREATE an atmosphere where ideas and issues can
be discussed openly across Greek lines and to help work out
solutions.
Members must maintain a 3.1 GPA, complete 1 service project per
semester, and complete 1 fundraiser per semester.
BENEFITS OF GREEK LIFE
• Leadership: Greek organizations
provide ample opportunities for students
to gain leadership skills and abilities.
Greek-letter organizations are essentially
self-governing communities where committee
members and chapter officers are responsible
for the operation of the chapter.
• Service & Philanthropy: Each
semester Greek members participate in a wide
variety of community service projects and
philanthropic events. Because our mission
includes a commitment of service to humani-
ty, the community outreach opportunities for
members of our Greek Community are vast.
• Networking: Greek alumni
organizations can provide students with a
strong system of support even after college.
Many chapters provide connections within
the community through jobs and internships.
This networking opens doors to students for
postÐcollege opportunities all around the
nation and world.
• Sisterhood & Brotherhood:
Sisterhood/Brotherhood is more than T-shirts
jackets, meetings, and socials. Sisterhood &
Brotherhood offers a sense of belonging,
the feeling of great friends respecting you
for your individuality, the feeling of
knowing that you can count on your sisters &
brothersinthegoodtimesaswellasinthebad.
Membership in a fraternity/sorority does
not end with graduation, but is a lifelong
commitment. Your chapter is a home away
from home, presenting members with venues
to socialize in, networks of support of old-
er members, and countless opportunities to
make new friends.
Dear Prospective Student,
On behalf of the Office of Greek Affairs, we would like to welcome you to
Rowan University. We would like to encourage you to discover our fraterni-
ty and sorority community while enrolled at the University. Greek organiza-
tions have been a part of the Rowan University community since 1968; we
currently recognize over 28 Greek-letter organizations with membership of approx-
imately 700 students.
The mission of the Greek community at Rowan University is to encourage
and promote intellectual curiosity through academic achievement and to develop
the personal and social skills of students by providing leadership opportunities
through self-governance. In addition, the Greek community strives to promote
service through the University’s co-curricular programs and through community
involvement.
Fraternity and sorority membership can offer many great opportunities to enhance
your student’s experience while at Rowan University. Scholarship, service to others,
leadership, networking and friendship are among the many qualities that have at-
tracted students to join Greek-letter organizations.
We also would like to inform you of the expectations we have for our Greek
organizations at the University. Rowan University does not tolerate hazing or
abuse in our fraternities or sororities. Greek life is certainly a source of pride at
Rowan University and every chapter has something unique to offer. The
opportunities for meaningful campus relationships and involvement within the
Greek community are endless. All members of the Greek community are challenged
to reach their personal best. We look forward to your involvement in becoming a part
of our Greek community!
Please do not hesitate to contact Kelvin Rodriguez, Coordinator of Greek
Affairs, at (856) 256-4296 or rodriguezk@rowan.edu with any information or
questions. Or visit our website at www.rowan.edu/greeklife.
Sincerely,
The Office of Greek Affairs
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
Q: What is a Fraternity or Sorority?
A: A fraternity or sorority is a group of men or women formed by a brotherhood or sisterhood and common
goals and aspirations who make a commitment to each other for life. The members that form a fraternity or
sorority share their efforts, friendship and knowledge. Together these members learn, grow and make the
fraternity or sorority, commonly called a Greek organization, stronger. Their common experience builds ties
that last a lifetime.
Q: Do Greek organizations take up a lot of time?
A: While membership does require a time commitment, Greeks are known for balancing their time between
academics, clubs/organizations, jobs, family and friends. The time management skills that are learned from
being part of a Greek organization are invaluable!
Q: Who is eligible to participate in recruitment/intake?
A: Joining a Greek social organization without fully complying with all University requirements’
regarding eligibility is strictly prohibited. Both the individual student and the organization will be subject to
disciplinary action for new membership violations. The following requirements pertain to students joining
either recognized or unrecognized Greek social organizations. Full-time matriculated students are eligible
for new membership when they have:
· Attained a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 and have earned at least 12 credits towards graduation.
· Completed all Basic Skills classes (if applicable).
· Filled out and submitted the “New Member Registration Form” to the Office of Greek Affairs.
· Filled out and submitted the “Information on Indemnification and Hazing for all Greek New
Members Form” to the Office of Greek Affairs.
· Completion of the “New Member Workshop” presented by the Office of Greek Affairs.
Please Note: First semester transfer students will be required to submit an official transcript from their previous institution to verify
cumulative GPA eligibility. Students matriculating through the Educational Opportunity Fund/Maximizing Academic Potential program
must complete 24 college level credits and seek the approval of their counselor prior to joining a Greek-letter organization.
Q: Will my academics be compromised by joining a Greek organization?
A: On the contrary, a central mission of all Greek organizations is academic excellence. Fraternities
and sororities understand that their members are students first and foremost. All chapters have
scholarship programs that may include required study hours, tutoring, scholarships and other recognitions
for academic success.
Q: Is there a financial cost to joining Greek Life?
A: Like any opportunity for involvement in college, there is a financial commitment associated
with joining a fraternity or sorority. The costs go toward the Inter/National fees, chapter operating
expenses, and social functions. Financial obligations differ among individual chapters. New members can
expect to pay higher dues their first semester than in subsequent ones for one time initiation/application
fees. There are payment plans available for students, as well as scholarships within the individual chap-
ters. While you are participating in the recruitment process, make sure that you ask about the financial
obligations of membership.
Q: What is recruitment/intake?
Recruitment/intake is the time when Greek organizations seek and recruit new members. Students have
the opportunity to get to know the different groups and see what each has to offer. Also during this time,
potential new members go through a mutual selection process to determine which organization they will
join. Membership Intake is the processes that NPHC and cultural-based organizations utilize to select,
educate, and initiate new members.
HOW AND WHEN TO JOIN
FIRST: BE SURE YOU ARE ACADEMICALLY ELIGIBLE
Joining a Greek social organization without fully complying with all
University requirements’ regarding eligibility is strictly prohibited. Both
the individual student and the organization will be subject to disci-
plinary action for new membership violations. The following require-
ments pertain to students joining either recognized or unrecognized
Greek social organizations. Full-time matriculated students are eligible
for new membership when they have:
• Attained a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 and have earned at
least 12 credits towards graduation.
• Completed all Basic Skills classes (if applicable).
• Filled out and submitted the “New Member Registration Form” to
the Office of Greek Affairs.
• Filled out and submitted the “Information on Indemnification and
Hazing for all Greek New Members Form” to the Office of Greek Af-
fairs.
• Completion of the “New Member Workshop” presented by the Of-
fice of Greek Affairs.
Please Note: First semester transfer students will be required to submit
an official transcript from their previous institution to verify cumulative
GPA eligibility. Students matriculating through the Educational Oppor-
tunity Fund/Maximizing Academic Potential program must complete 24
college level credits and seek the approval of their counselor prior to
joining a Greek-letter organization.
SECOND: START YOUR RESEARCH
Learn more about the chapters by visiting the chapters’ web pages that
are listed in the Chapter Directory section on www.rowan.edu/greeklife.
Attend Meet the Brothers, Sorority Preview Night, Meet the Greeks, and
the SGA Organization Fair to learn more about the Recruitment/intake
process which are held in the beginning of every semester. Please be
sure to read the Information on Indemnification Clause and Hazing for
all New Greek Members which can be found on the Greek Affairs web-
page.
THIRD: ATTEND CHAPTER EVENTS
Recruitment and Intake events will be advertised via Social Media,
flyers on campus and at tabling events in the Student Center. Attend
chapter programs to learn more about the organization and meet the
current members. Visit as many chapters as possible, and don’t hesi-
tate to ask questions, so that you know you’ve made the right choice.
GREEK FACTS
44% of U.S. Presidents have held
fraternity membership.
50% of the top 10 fortune 500
CEO’s are fraternity men.
Greek students rate their college life
happier than other collegians
Greeks are more likely to graduate
than other collegians
Fraternity alumni are more supportive to
their universities than non-Greek alumni
76% of the Men & Women in Who’s Who
in America have been Greek.
Greek students are more involved
in campus activities and
community groups after college
Nationally, 71% of all Greeks graduate,
while only 50% of non-Greeks graduate
Since 1910, 85% of the Supreme Court
Justices have been Greek
76% of Who’s Who in America are Greek
70% of the U.S. Presidents’ cabinet
members since 1900 have been Greek
76% of U.S. Senators are Greek
Over 85% of the student leaders on 730
campuses are members of Greek-letter
organizations
A few Famous Greeks:
Carrie Underwood, Martin Luther King, Jr.,
Teddy Roosevelt, Katie Couric,
Jimmy Buffet, Nancy Regan,
Steven Spielberg, Brad Pitt,
Sandra Day O’Connor, Ronald Reagan,
Barack Obama, Will Ferrell,
Luke Bryan, Tim McGraw,
Bill Clinton, Steve Harvey
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79. Athena’s Nectar
Spiced rum, coconut rum, melon liquor,
blue curacao, pineapple juice
8
Hades Pitchfork
Vodka, gin, rum, tequila,
blue curacao, sloe gin, razzmatazz
8.50
Hermes Wings
Mango vodka, pineapple juice,
cranberry, splash of 7up
8
Pandora’s Gift
Mango rum, pineapple rum, blue curacao,
pineapple juice, splash of soda water
8
Aphrodite’s
Sokolata
Vanilla vodka, white & dark Godiva,
dark de cacoa, splash of cream
8.50
Robb’s Key
lime pie tini
Vanilla vodka, melon liquor, lime juice,
pineapple juice, cream
8.50
Dark and Stormy
Gosling’s dark rum, ginger beer
8
Southern Peach
Southern comfort, peach schnapps,
cranberry, splash of 7Up
8
Strawgerita
Sweet revenge, tequila,
triple sec, sour mix, lime juice
8
Strawberry
Lemonade Tini
Citron vodka, sweet revenge, splash of
Sour, simple syrup, pink sugar rim
8
Chocolate Covered
Coconut Tini
Coconut rum, Kahlua, dark creme de cacoa,
white godiva, baileys, splash of cream
8.50
Mozzarella Sticks
Buffalo Wings
Chicken Tenders with honey mustard
Homemade Potato Chipswith our own smoked onion dip
APPE-TEASER BOX
$
25
2 Neil’s Classic Burgers
2 Oven Roasted Turkey Sandwiches
2 Pulled Pork Sandwiches
Crispy Potato Wedges
THE FAMILY “MAN” WICH BOX
$
45
Chicken ParmiganaLinguini with SauceMozzarella SticksGarlic Bread
ITALIAN FAMILY FEAST$
45
Shrimp Scampi
Grilled Shrimp Skewers
Fried Shrimp
Crispy Potato Wedges
FAMILY SHRIMP EXTRAVAGANZA$
45
Rack of Ribs
2 Half Oven Smoked Chickens
1lb Pulled Pork with 4 slider rolls
Crispy Potato Wedges
Corn Bread
1lb Cole Slaw
SMOKIN’ FAMILY BBQ
$
45 Neil’s House Wines by
Salmon Creek CellarsWhite Zinfandel, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Merlot, Cabernet, Sauvignon Blanc6.50/glass
Neil’s Cheese Selections
White Wines
Glass Bottle
Astoria Prosecco “Lounge” Italy
8.00 22.00
Juan Gil Moscatel, Jumilia, Spain
7.50 21.00
Chateau Ste. Michelle Riesling, Columbia Valley, Washington
8.00 22.00
Alverdi Pinot Grigio, Italy
7.50 21.00
Luna Nuda Pinot Grigio, Alto Adige, Italy
26.00
Pikorua Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand
8.50 24.00
Elements by Artesa Chardonnay, California
7.50 21.00
Auspicion Chardonnay, Unoaked, California
8.00 22.00
Vivanco Dry Rosé, Rioja, Spain
7.50 22.00
Flight Song Pinot Grigio, New Zealand
7.50 21.00
Flight Song Savignon Blanc, New Zealand
7.50 21.00
Red WinesJulia James Pinot Noir, California
8.50 24.00
Carpineto Dogajolo Super Tuscan, Tuscany, Italy
8.00 22.00
Opici, Chianti, Italy
7.50 21.00
Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi Merlot, California
7.50 21.00
Zinphomaniac Old Vine Zinfandel, Lodi, California
26.00
25 Lagunas Malbec, Argentina
8.00 22.00
Fox Brook Shiraz, California
7.50 21.00
14 Hands Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley, Washington
8.00 22.00
Entresuelos Tempranillo, Castilla y Leon, Spain
8.00 22.00
Cellar Can Blau “Blau” Red Blend, Monstant, Spain
7.50 21.00
Glass Pitcher
Opici Sangria available by the glass or pitcher
8.50 24 .00
ONEHOPE California Zinfandel
Support Our Troops
ONEHOPE California Chardonnay
Fight Against Breast Cancer
ONEHOPE California Sauvignon Blanc
Save Our Planet
ONEHOPE California Cabernet SauvignonHelp Children with Autism
ONEHOPE California Brut Sparkling Wine
End Childhood Hunger
ONEHOPE WineProduced in partnership with Rob Mondavi, Jr., makes an impactwith every bottle sold by donating HALF of the profits to partner causes.Glass 8.50 Bottle 24.00
Wine Lovers Cheese SelectionSt Andre Triple Crème Brie, Bellavitano Merlot, Point Reyes Blue,and Honey Bee Goat Gouda served with toast points,imported olive mix, chocolate covered almonds, and fig jam
14.00
Beer Lovers Cheese SelectionRed Dragon Mustard Seed and Brown Ale Wisconsin Cheddar,Gotswald Pub Cheese with Chive and Onion, Moody Blue, Pretzels,Smoked Nuts, House cured Salami, Whole Grain Mustard
14.00
Neil’s House Wines by
Salmon Creek CellarsWhite Zinfandel, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Merlot, Cabernet, Sauvignon Blanc6.50/glass
Neil’s Cheese Selections
White Wines
Astoria Prosecco “Lounge” Italy
Juan Gil Moscatel,Moscatel,Moscatel Jumilia, Spain
Chateau Ste. Michelle Riesling,Riesling,Riesling Columbia Valley, WashingtonAlverdi Pinot Grigio, ItalyAlverdi Pinot Grigio, ItalyAlverdi
Luna Nuda Pinot Grigio, Alto Adige, Italy
Luna Nuda Pinot Grigio, Alto Adige, Italy
Luna Nuda
Pikorua Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand
Pikorua Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand
Pikorua
Elements by Artesa Chardonnay, California
Elements by Artesa Chardonnay, California
Elements by Artesa
Auspicion Chardonnay, Unoaked, California
Auspicion Chardonnay, Unoaked, California
Auspicion
Vivanco Dry Rosé, Rioja, SpainVivanco Dry Rosé, Rioja, SpainVivanco
Flight Song Pinot Grigio, New Zealand
Flight Song Pinot Grigio, New Zealand
Flight Song
Flight Song Savignon Blanc, New Zealand
Red WinesJulia James Pinot Noir, California
Julia James Pinot Noir, California
Julia James
Carpineto Dogajolo Super Tuscan, Tuscany, Italy
Carpineto Dogajolo Super Tuscan, Tuscany, Italy
Carpineto Dogajolo
Opici, Chianti, ItalyOpici, Chianti, ItalyOpici
Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi Merlot, California
Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi Merlot, California
Woodbridge by Robert MondaviZinphomaniac Old Vine Zinfandel, Lodi, California
Zinphomaniac Old Vine Zinfandel, Lodi, California
Zinphomaniac
25 Lagunas Malbec, Argentina
25 Lagunas Malbec, Argentina
25 Lagunas
Fox Brook Shiraz, California
Fox Brook Shiraz, California
Fox Brook
14 Hands Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley, Washington
14 Hands Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley, Washington
14 Hands
Entresuelos Tempranillo, Castilla y Leon, SpainCellar Can Blau “Blau” Red Blend, Monstant, Spain
Opici Sangria available by the glass or pitcher
Opici Sangria available by the glass or pitcher
Opici
ONEHOPE California Zinfandel
Support Our Troops
ONEHOPE California Chardonnay
Fight Against Breast Cancer
ONEHOPE California Sauvignon Blanc
Save Our Planet
ONEHOPE California Cabernet SauvignonHelp Children with Autism
ONEHOPE California Brut Sparkling Wine
End Childhood Hunger
ONEHOPE WineProduced in partnership with Rob Mondavi, Jr., makes an impactwith every bottle sold by donating HALF of the profits to partner causes.Glass 8.50 Bottle 24.00
Wine Lovers Cheese SelectionSt Andre Triple Crème Brie, Bellavitano Merlot, Point Reyes Blue,and Honey Bee Goat Gouda served with toast points,imported olive mix, chocolate covered almonds, and fig jam
14.00
Beer Lovers Cheese SelectionRed Dragon Mustard Seed and Brown Ale Wisconsin Cheddar,Gotswald Pub Cheese with Chive and Onion, Moody Blue, Pretzels,Smoked Nuts, House cured Salami, Whole Grain Mustard
14.00
Appetizers
Home Made Potato Chips 6.95
Served with our own creamy smoked onion dip
Potato Skins 8.95
Halved potatoes stuffed with lots of cheese and
real bacon bits, roasted in the oven, and served
with sour cream.
Add crab 6.95
Baked Stuffed Crab 9.95
Lumps of fresh crab with the perfect amount of
fresh herbs and seasoning baked and served in a crab
shell and paired with wasabi tartar sauce.
Spicy Crispy Fried Calamari 9.95
Freshly prepared calamari dusted in seasoned flour, and
deep fried. Tossed with spicy peppers.
Garlic Steamers 9.95
Tender and sweet little neck clams steamed
in butter & garlic. A summer time favorite!
Scallops Wrapped in Bacon 9.95
Sea scallops wrapped in smoky bacon,
and cooked to perfection. Simply delicious.
Captain Dan’s Sweet Potato Fries 6.95
Served crisp and delicious with a sweet
and spicy “secret” dipping sauce
Boneless Buffalo Tenders 7.95
Juicy chicken tenders are fried, and tossed
with a spicy buffalo sauce. Bleu cheese dressing
and celery are served alongside
Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail 10.95
Chilled jumbo shrimp paired with our
zesty cocktail sauce, and lemon.
Mozzarella Sticks 6.95
Deep fried cheesy deliciousness. Served with
homemade marinara.
Sirloin Bruschetta 8.95
NY strip grilled to perfection, sliced, and set on toast points
with fresh tomato bruschetta YUMMY!!.
Salads
House Mix Salad 4.00
Fresh spring mix, and Iceberg lettuce with
cherry tomato, cucumber, and red onion.
Add to any entrée for 1.50
Caesar Salad 7.00
Crisp Romaine, shaved Parmesan, herbed
croutons and our own Caesar dressing.
Classic Wedge Salad 7.50
Wedge of Iceberg lettuce, fresh Jersey tomato, crumbled
bacon, purple onion, and bleu cheese dressing.
Great for sharing!
Add grilled chicken 5.95
Add 5 grilled shrimp 7.95
Add 6oz filet 12.95
Soups
Neil’s Award Winning Clam Chowder
Cup 4.75 Bowl 5.95
French Onion Soup
Crock 5.00
Side OrdersBaked Idaho potato 2.50
Sweet Potato Mash 2.50
Crispy fries 4.00
Cole slaw 2.00
Fresh Seasonal Vegetables 3.00
Sautéed mushrooms 3.50
Sautéed onions 2.50
SeafoodShrimp Scampi
Jumbo shrimp sautéed with garlic, butter, white wine,
and diced tomatoes tossed with linguini.
21.95
Clams and Linguini
Tender and sweet Littleneck clams sautéed with butter, garlic,
white wine, and diced tomatoes, served over linguini.
19.95
Beer Battered Fish And Chips
Yuengling lager, battered fish fillet, served with crispy french
fries, homemade tartar sauce, and lemon.
18.95
Pan Seared Scallops
Sea scallops, pan-seared topped with a lemon beurre blanc.
Served with potato and vegetable.
23.95
Seafood Alfredo
Shrimp, scallops, and crab blended in a creamy alfredo sauce,
and served over linguini
25.95
Frutti di Mare
A little spice and a whole lot of seafood simmered in a rich
tomato sauce, and served over linguini.
25.95
Broiled Twin Lobster Tails
Two 4oz cold water lobster tails.
Served with potato and vegetable.
31.95
Chef’s Fresh Catch of the Day
Selection varies every day. Check with your server for
today’s selection. Served with potato and vegetable.
Market Price
Baked Stuffed Crab Dinner
A pair of crabs stuffed with lumps of fresh crab and the perfect
amount of herbs and seasonings and then baked to perfection.
Served with wasabi tartar sauce.
Served with potato and vegetable.
24.95
Fried Shrimp Dinner
Panko breaded and lightly fried. Served with potato and
vegetable, homemade cocktail sauce, and lemon.
19.95
Veal, Chicken,
& House Favorites
Chicken Parmigiana
A generous portion of boneless chicken breast, breaded,
deep fried, and topped with mozzarella cheese and
homemade marinara sauce. Served over linguini.
20.95
Garden State Veal
Sautéed veal topped with asparagus and imported
prosciutto and topped with aged sharp provolone
and finished with a garlic white wine sauce
23.95
Kensey’s Chicken
Sautéed chicken breast, artichoke hearts, capers, and chopped
tomatoes, with lots of fresh lemon, and a light buttery sauce.
Served with potato and vegetable.
21.95
Neil’s Trilogy
A 6ounce U.S.D.A choice filet, a grilled chicken breast,
and 3 shrimp Dejon cooked to perfection.
Served with potato & vegetable
27.95
Veal Parmigiana
Tender, milk fed veal, breaded, deep fried, and topped with
mozzarella cheese and homemade marinara sauce.
Served over linguini.
22.95
Pasta From Hell
Scallops, shrimp and crab in a spicy
alfredo sauce served over linguini
25.95
Neil’s Wildwood Veal
Fresh veal sautéed and topped with shrimp, scallops,
lump crabmeat, and mushrooms finished
with a garlic basil wine sauce. A MUST have.
28.95
Veal Marsala
Tender veal sautéed with butter, mushrooms, and sweet
Marsala wine served with potato and vegetable.
22.95
Vegetarian Napoleon
A Napoleon of fresh veggies layered between fresh pasta sheets
in a casserole with our creamy roasted red pepper sauce.
17.95
SandwichesChicken Parmigiana Sandwich
Chicken breast fried to perfection, and topped
with mozzarella cheese and marinara sauce.
Served on a Kaiser roll with fries
9.95
South Carolina Pulled Pork Sandwich
Cooked low and slow in our smoker for about 14 hours.
Smothered in BBQ sauce
Served on a Brioche roll with fries.
9.95
PB&J Burger
Pulled pork, bacon, jalapenos, and pepper jack cheese on a
1/2 pound burger. Served on a Brioche Roll with fries.
12.95
Neil’s Own Smoked Turkey Breast Sandwich
Smoked for 6 hours, hand carved tender and juicy smoked
turkey breast with cranberry chutney, bacon strips lettuce &
tomato. Served on a Brioche roll with fries
10.95
Beer Battered Fish Sandwich
Crispy beer battered fish filet, lettuce and tomato
Served on a Kaiser roll with fries
10.95
Neil’s Classic Burger
Half pound burger cooked to your liking, and topped with
American cheese. Served on a Brioche roll with fries
9.95
Grille
Prime Rib
Best on the Island.
Slow roasted for 16 hours, and melts in your mouth.
Queen cut – 10 ounce 23.95
King cut – 14 ounce 29.95
Both cuts are served with potato and vegetable
Famous Baby Back Ribs
Rack of ribs rubbed with a blend of spices, smoked
for six hours, and finished with a lip smackin’ BBQ sauce.
Served with fries and cole slaw.
24.95
Filet Mignon
8 ounce tender U.S.D.A. Choice beef grilled
to perfection, and topped with bleu cheese butter.
Served with potato and vegetable.
28.95
New York Strip Steak
12 ounces of U.S.D.A.Choice center cut, lightly
seasoned, and grilled just the way you like it.
Served with potato and vegetable.
30.95
Steak and Crab Cake
6 ounce U.S.D.A.Choice filet served alongside
3 of our mouth-watering fried mini crab cakes.
Served with potato and vegetable.
26.95
Steak and Shrimp
6 ounce U.S.D.A.Choice filet and five grilled jumbo shrimp.
Served with potato and vegetable.
26.95
Surf and Turf
6 ounce U.S.D.A.Choice filet, paired with a
4 ounce South African lobster tail.
drawn butter, potato, and vegetable.
31.95
How would you like your steak?
RARE – Cool with a red center
MEDIUM RARE – Warm, red center, juicy
MEDIUM– Pink, warm center, cooked through
MEDIUM WELL – Cooked through, no pink
WELL – We are NOT responsible for steaks
ordered well done.
Ask about our Gluten Free Options
3.00 Plate Splitting Charge • To Avoid Confusion, Separate Checks Will Not Be Written