VOORHEES On opening night a couple decided to try a new steakhouse whose intriguing name, Library II, made it sound like a place to research a term paper rather than dine.
Tom and Colleen Petruzzi discovered great steak on that first visit as well as seafood, a grand salad bar and a huge wrap-around bar. They also discovered books wall-to-wall wooden shelves of them in the dark wooden dining room and bar area, hanging lamps giving off a warm yet dimly lit atmosphere.
That fine culinary experience more than 40 years ago led the couple to become weekly and sometimes twice-weekly diners at Library II. The restaurant was initially called The Rafters in 1947 and then Saddle and Spur is at the same spot on Route 73 on the border of Camden and Burlington counties.
VOORHEES On opening night a couple decided to try a new steakhouse whose intriguing name, Library II, made it sound like a place to research a term paper rather than dine.
Tom and Colleen Petruzzi discovered on that first visit great steak and seafood, a grand salad bar and a huge wrap-around bar. But they also discovered books wall-to-wall wooden shelves of them in the dark wooden dining room and bar area, hanging lamps giving off a warm yet dimly lit atmosphere.
That fine culinary experience more than 40 years ago led the couple to become weekly and sometimes twice-weekly diners at Library II. The restaurant was initially called The Rafters in 1947 and then Saddle and Spur is at the same spot on Route 73 on the border of Camden and Burlington counties.