Root cellars are structures designed for food storage. Root cellars were historically utilized by people before modern refrigeration and widespread rural electrification came about; prior to these technologies being widely adopted they provided many people with their winter food supply, especially in regions with harsh winters. Today root cellars remain popular projects among gardeners, DIY enthusiasts, homesteaders, emergency preparedness (in particular preppers) as well as enthusiasts interested in local foods, organic agriculture, slow food, heirloom plants and traditional culture.
This veteran-owned watering hole offers American small plates, cold drinks and regular live music at its venue in Dorothy, NJ 08317. Situated at 38 Tuckahoe Rd Dorothy NJ 08317 this pub provides casual dinner or drink on the go – its menu boasts German classics such as Schnitzel Platter and Kielbasa Cheesesteak as well as more unconventional options such as shrimp tacos or Big Daddy Mozz (a breaded fried mozzarella block). They also provide outdoor seating and yard games when weather permits; for more information please visit their website (written by Whitcomb).