Bruce Springsteen playing with Cats on a Smooth Surface at The Stone Pony in 1987.Lewis Bloom
It’s the most Jersey of Jersey bars.
The Stone Pony defines the fun and confident Garden State attitude. When the rest of Asbury Park was dying, it stubbornly hung on. An unpretentious “neighborhood joint,” as Bruce Springsteen calls it, this rock-and-roll icon attracts some of some of the best bands. Ever. (Don’t bother arguing.)
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