1776 Morristown is an upscale modern American restaurant in downtown Morristown, New Jersey, and it runs Topgolf Swing Suites under the name Suites at ’76. This is one of the higher-end venues on our list. The average check runs above 100 dollars, and the bays are treated as part of a dining destination rather than a bar amenity.
The suites are bookable online through the restaurant reservation system with a duration picker, so you choose your block up front. Call (973) 829-1776 if you would rather sort it out by phone. The kitchen builds a separate Swing Suite menu designed to be shareable, which is a thoughtful touch most venues skip.
The bays run the standard Topgolf Swing Suite game set, with virtual courses, the Topgolf target games, and multi-sport titles for the people in your group who do not play golf. Because the restaurant treats the suites as one of its event spaces, availability is tighter on weekends than at a typical sports bar.
The food is the reason this place holds 4.5 stars across more than 2,000 reviews. Guests name the lobster dumplings, the filet mignon, the salmon, the calamari, and something called Clothesline Bacon over and over. The dessert menu draws its own praise, and the wine list is treated as a real program.
The bar matches it. Espresso martinis and a house drink called the moontini come up constantly in reviews, alongside a strong beer selection and a full range of cocktails and spirits. Happy hour covers both food and drinks. Coffee is served, and there are vegan and vegetarian options across the menu.
The building has more spaces than the street frontage suggests. Beyond the Swing Suite there is a main dining room, a room called the Liberty Lounge, a patio, and a rooftop. All of them can be booked for private events, and the combination makes this one of the better group venues in Morris County.
Live music is a regular fixture and the rooftop seating gets used heavily in warm months. The room reads as trendy and upscale while still taking families, with high chairs available. Dogs are welcome outside. The restaurant is listed as LGBTQ+ friendly and as a transgender safe space.
Hours run from 11:30 in the morning until ten at night Monday through Thursday, until eleven on Friday, and from eleven until eleven on Saturday. Sunday runs eleven to nine with brunch service. Dinner reservations are recommended, and that applies to the suites as much as to the dining room.
Morristown is one of the better small downtowns in New Jersey, built around a historic green with Morristown National Historical Park nearby. The Mayo Performing Arts Center is a short walk away. Direct trains run to New York Penn Station, which makes an evening here workable without a car.
Parking takes some planning. There is free street parking plus paid garages and lots nearby, and valet is available at the restaurant. Reviewers say spaces are usually findable. For a golfer in northern New Jersey, this is the most polished dining-plus-bay combination in the region by a comfortable margin.
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