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Poll results: Favorite featured drink in Rahway

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It looks like readers sure do like their beer.

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At least according to the latest reader poll. Sponsored by RahwayIsHappening.com (the Rahway Special Improvement District), the monthly reader poll for July asked “What’s your favorite featured drink in Rahway?” and the top two choices turned out to be beers:

What’s your favorite featured drink in Rahway?

  1. Pint of Guinness, Firehouse Eatery & Pub — 61% (147/240 votes)
  2. Tastes Like Summer Watermelon Wheat, Wet Ticket Brewing — 11% (26/240 votes)
  3. Boss Lady, Cubanu — 9% (22/240 votes)
  4. Shook Me All Night Long, The Irving Social — 6% (14/240 votes)
  5. Best Frozen Piña Colada Ever, The “World Famous” Waiting Room — 4% (9/240 votes)
  6. La Mujeres, La Chula — 3% (7/240 votes)
  7. [TIE] Moscow Mule, The Lounge at Watt — 1.67% (4/240 votes)
  8. Frozen Margarita, Flynn’s Pub House — 1.67% (4/240 votes)
  9. Butch Kowal’s Tavern — 1.67% (4/240 votes)
  10. [TIE] Golden Road Mango Cart, Rocky’s Bar & Grill — 0.416% (1/240 votes)
  11. Jeff Juice, Romero’s Tavern 1947 — 0.416% (1/240 votes)
  12. Luciano’s Ristorante & Lounge — 0.416% (1/240 votes)
Firehouse Eatery & Pub – Pint of Guinness

The choices were a dozen featured drinks at local watering holes, three of which were beers that garnered almost three-quarters of the vote combined. The Firehouse Eatery & Pub on St. Georges Avenue took the top spot, by a wide margin, for its pint of Guinness, garnering 61 percent of the vote, followed by Wet Ticket Brewing ‘s Tastes Like Summer Watermelon Wheat, with 11 percent. That means the two combined to grab more than 72 percent of the total 240 votes.

Keep your eyes peeled on the blog for the next completely unscientific reader poll for August.

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