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The violations were reportedly found during a campaign by the state's Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control to make sure establishments are following Gov. Phil Murphy's most recent order, which closes indoor food and beverage services between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.
The order also bans bar-side seating, and maintains the enforcement of mask-waring and social distancing.
"It gives us no pleasure to file these charges, but our job is to protect both public health and our economy," Gov. Phil Murphy said.
"We will not tolerate knucklehead behavior."
The Attorney General's office and New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control are seeking to suspended the licenses of the following bars, Gov. Phil Murphy said.
- Wicked Wolf, Hoboken: 10 days
- 30 Strikes Lane, Stratford: 10 days
- Eddie’s Bar and Liquors, Bayonne: 15 days
- Jalapenos Bar and Grill, Gloucester City: 20 days
- George Street Ale House, New Brunswick: 25 days
- Reilly’s Bar and Grill, Kearny: 30 days
- 814 South Pub and Kitchen, Somerdale: 30 days
- Graystone Inn, Little Falls: 40 days
- Black Betty’s Saloon, Sayreville: 70 days
- B&B Saloon, Atlantic City: 115 days
Murphy did not say which orders were violated.
The governor noted that an overwhelming amount of restaurants, bars, gyms and theaters are "doing the right thing... but I wanted to make sure folks know there are folks who are not doing the right thing. They need to know that."
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