This Friday, October 9th, our dining offering will be food served by Oink and Moo Food Truck - Ironbound’s Mother Fire specials will resume on October 16th!
In lieu of Ironbound-made menu items or Mother Fire specials, Oink & Moo food truck will be offering dining options outside this Friday. The food options for 10/9 can be seen below. Our in-house food service will resume on Saturday at 12PM.
LIVE MUSIC 5-8PM!
Join us for wood fire-grilled food specials, cider slushies, mulled cider, and a return to the great outdoors!
In addition to our regular Tasting Room offering available indoors or from our outdoor bar, Chef Gunnar will be cooking unique wood-grilled specials available fresh off the grill. No written menu - just a simple, delicious offering shaped by the season.
Come hang out at the Mother Fire, where you can order food directly from the chef - think of it as a food truck, except 1,000x better. Mother Fire Friday specials are also available for indoor table service, where they’ll be sent to your table as soon as they’re ready.
Our unique Mother Fire Friday offering is weather-dependent - but indoor reservations with our standard Tasting Room menu are available rain or shine. No reservations for outdoor food and beverage; service begins at 5PM and specials will be served while supplies last!
Live Music 5-8PM featuring Pentley Holmes!
Pentley Holmes is not merely a musician—he is a storyteller, a seeker, and a bridge between worlds. Born in New Jersey, his music is an intricate tapestry of passion, resilience, and raw humanity, each note and lyric a reflection of his journey. A self-taught guitarist and vocalist, Pentley creates melodies that resonate with the beauty and struggle of life itself, blending contemporary blues, rock, soul, and pop into a sound that defies borders and connects deeply to the human spirit.
Pentley’s story is one of survival and transformation. In 2009, he faced a near-fatal ruptured brain aneurysm, spending 15 harrowing days in the ICU. It was a life-altering experience that shaped his outlook, instilling in him an unshakable belief that anything is possible. Surviving such a condition is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and serves as a beacon of hope for all who face impossible odds. His debut album, Rip Out My Heart, offers a deeply moving glimpse into these moments of pain, hope, and redemption, proving that art can heal both the artist and the listener.
Over the years, Pentley has graced stages across the nation, from intimate bars to grand concert halls, leaving audiences spellbound with his heartfelt performances. His live shows are not just events; they are experiences—raw, compelling, and unforgettable. Whether he is strumming his guitar under the stars at a festival or pouring his soul into a quiet melody on a dimly lit stage, Pentley’s music speaks a universal language that resonates with all who hear it.