Love! I came here…read morewith one of my close girlfriends and have to say it did not disappoint! I was not sure really what to expect. I was curious if this place was a restaurant, a bar, or a lounge. I would say this place is definitely a lounge. The vibe was great, very chill and unpretentious. The drinks were on point and the food was delicious! Their menu is more finger foods and decent bites if you plan to drink. I would like to see 1 or 2 more food menu items added but everything we had was very very good. We had the sampler and it was perfect for us. The DJ was everything! The music was so good. Old school early 2000's hip hop and r&b. But I hear on any given night, the music goes to the vibe of the crowd. The service was fantastic. We had everything we needed and the wait staff was attentive. I will absolutely be coming back here! They have great happy hour during the weekdays and a brunch I want to check out. 10/10 so far.

Very intimate spot with delicious tapas style treats and signature drinks…read more Stopped by at 5PM for a quick bite and this spot did not disappoint. The churrasco skewers and chicken sliders are a must. Will be stopping by more often here. Thank you to Angelica for being attentive and quick.

Cuisine: 9 Service: 8…read moreDecor: 7 Value: 9 Overall: 9 Just a really solid local bar to enjoy some good food while watching a game. When they first remodeled from a specialty sandwich shop to a craft beer pub, I was quite disappointed. Now I can't get my favorite chopped cheese or sriracha egg sandwich in the neighborhood anymore. However, I come to realize that having a dependable spot for an excellent burger is a pretty nice too. They do a great classic smash burger with a crispy crust and juicy beef. The toppings are always fresh and the bread is extremely fluffy. While the brioche bun is delicious, I may have a slight preference for the sesame seed bun of the Stack Mac. You really can't go wrong with any of their burger offerings. Obviously, a pub needs some tasty fried foods to go with their nice selection of craft beers. Thankfully, they do. The tater tots and onion rings are both really fantastic. Only thing currently still needs a bit of work is their chicken wings. Not bad for roasted wings, but I wish they were fried. During playoff season, I have come watched games while enjoying their offerings. It's never too busy, which makes it perfect for me. This little craft bar is definitely a hidden gem and I'm happy by me.

We stopped in on an early Monday evening, and there were just a few other customers. The space is…read moreon the smaller side, and our server was friendly enough. We each ordered a draft beer (nice perk with $2 off during happy hour), along with the classic double smash, plus a side of fries and onion rings. The burger was quite greasy, but otherwise enjoyable. It had good flavor and nice crispy edges, though I wish there was more of the house burger sauce, I could barely taste it, and that's usually what gives a burger its signature. The fries and onion rings were both excellent, fried to a perfect crisp. Overall, I'd come back and try more items on the menu.

No doubt the best bar in the area. The bartenders are friendly and make sure everyone is taken care…read moreof. Service is great. Maloney's is a neighborhood bar that welcomes newcomers. I've only been there twice and made new friends each time. There's always something popping. Potlucks and pick-up games of dominos (all skill levels) and board games. They have a PS5 in the back for patrons to play Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Mario Kart, etc. If you miss the old arcade days, Friday nights especially are when you can test your skills. All in good fun. Pic is of food that was catered a couple of weeks ago. I had a plate there and it was so good I needed to bring home a few additional platters for the family. Jerk chicken, beef stew, mouth-watering sides. Carl and Wilson did their thing. Not sure how often events happen but ask around and make a plan of it.

Everything was perfect, awesome service, great conversation and all around a wonderful barread more

I remember this place was the place to be back in the 90s. Now... not so much…read more The bathrooms are filthy. The drinks are watered down. And the crowd is made up of thugs and more thugs including the barmaids and bartenders. I wouldn't eat the food, I saw the kitchen by accident. It didn't look like it had been clean since 1990!

I was about to enter a friend's wedding reception next door at Golden Terrace when I saw a bunch of…read moreco-workers spilling out, walking towards Lenihan's, and saying, "They aren't ready setting up yet, so we're drinking!" After the world's longest ride on the J Train, filled with crazies from Fulton to 121st Street, I was very eager to pre-game. Ha! It's dark. It's divey. They don't take cards. They don't have Magner's, which struck me as odd for such an Irish-sounding bar. (Haaa.) The bartender didn't seem like she wanted to deal with any us. But you know what? A cheap Malibu and ginger kept me going. I'll likely never return to this bar again, as I doubt I'll ever be in this neighborhood again, not after THAT J Train ride. Well, honestly, I have no reason to be in the Ozone Park / Richmond Hill area in general. That being said, if you're in the area and just need some alcohol, I wouldn't stop you from stopping by this spot. I dig divey, and Lenihan's epitomizes that quite well.

Just came by after having dinner somewhere else because a friend was taking the LIRR back home and…read morejust wanted a drink close by before the next train. I didn't feel like drinking alcohol so just got water at the bar. My friend got a beer. They didn't get upset we didn't drink and bartender was nice. My friend told him I am a Yelper in which he responded "We love them!". I took some pics of bar he didn't want to be in them. I left him some tip just for the water because such a nice place, location and spot to hang. Also took a pic at Station Square with the beautiful festive Christmas tree & lights since right by Station House.

Tried the ribs, fried shrimp- street corn style, and a bees knees- all were delicious. The ribs had…read morea smoky sauce with a really well seasoned rub, they were fall off the bone. The fried shrimp had a nice crispy coating. The bees knees was a well balanced, classic cocktail. Service was friendly.

Great local bar. Staff is wonderful, and the atmosphere is VERY friendly... definitely the place to…read morehave a drink, catch a game, listen to tunes, play some pool, and make new friends. If you don't like it it's probably because you are too hoity-toitly to rub elbows with regular people... this is what a real neighborhood bar is.

Calm spot, cheap drinks, and not a party place. If you want to get drunk and looking for something…read morethat's open late with light traffic it's the place to be. They got a jukebox where you can play your own tunes. The drinks are great and do the trick. Service is fine, no complaints for me. Bartender is nice. Hidden Gem for sure!!

I love that as soon as you walk into a place. The person at the counter is kind and friendly. Very…read morehelpful on helping you choose. Place was clean and warm. Reasonable price. Everything made fresh and delicious. Macaroni is so yummy. Baked chicken, BBQ and jerk all so juicy. rice n peas was good. Will definitely be back to try something else and share.

Sports bar with lots of TVs. Good vantage points throughout the bar. Bartender was friendly and…read moreproactively changing channels to have sports on TV instead of talk shows or post game coverage. Seven taps and all were macros. Full bar. Only interesting whiskey options were a Glenfiddich 14 and Jack Daniel's Single Barrel.

With a beer selection the likes of none I've seen this far in Queens, NY - yea - I grew up fast on…read morethe suds I suppose, the beer community is a fun place to stay and be merry. Beers from around the tilty globe with pictures of historic monasteries and a sourpatch dude look alike, stuck in a TV, smoking a cigarette. I felt like I was in Moscow or Alaska, minus the highway robbery price gouging. (I hear they like to tip a few over there in Putin's Land). There's a wall with a huge number of singles to make four or six packs from and take it as far as you want to, but that kinda reckless mixing can potentially lead to an exploding morning head. But, consider the important part that going the singles route, you're less likely to be going gonna buy a sixer that tastes like pumpkin dishrag, as it's the season, that you despise but drink anyway. *Waste not, want not" Boss Hogg. Me personally, I've never met a pumpkin beer I didn't enjoy spending some time with and I try to have them all. Gosh this is sounding more like a confession than a review. So I'm going further back when a voice sounds off from behind me inquiring about assistance. My brain was ready for a new suggestion as being the lone explorer on Starship Budweiser again just was not on my drinking to do list. At the far end are taps with lotsa Finbacks, my eves locked upon the last entry of a NY cider and as with europe and here in the USSA, we do the growler thing a few centuries late, but hey. Took that thirty duce into the rig and trucked it home with my only complaint -- I should have bought three or ten, hell, I've got a refrigerator and a freezer running in my garage, but truth be told, I like to pop in and meander.

i've been a client of beer town for over 10 years. I love…read morethe rustic look inside and the wooden floors. I find beer town's employees and owners to be incredibly kind and considerate to their customers. please know there is parking in the back and they will be more than happy to show you where it is. Their prices are compatible to other places in the neighborhood and their selection is large and their beer is definitely cold. Beer town has been in the neighborhood for a long time and I hope it stays.

As someone who doesn't like beer, I love this place…read more They have a great selection of ciders, and even sodas and other fun stuff like fruity shots as well. I've brought some friends here and they've all found beers that they like. Brian (the owner) is super friendly. Although I've only been his customer for a couple months, he always remembers me and the ciders I like.

Having craft beer knowledge is not that different from having a wine background when considering…read morefood pairings. When I introduced my foodie friend to a world outside of Coors Light and similarly boring beers a month ago, we have visited a significant amount of distributors ranging from Brooklyn to Port Jeffetson. All in the name of finding that genre of beer that is most appealing to our tastes. These days, there is so much craft beer on the market, deciphering through all of the choices is time consuming as to seeking out particular bottles and can get expensive to the seekers. The initial welcome greeting I got from the owner of The Beer Garden was genuine, in that he laid his business and customer relations intentions out to me. Whatever we need, just ask. "I want you guys as my customers for a long time, anything you need, questions you might have, just ask" He walked us aisle by alsle, recommending some and pointing out the over bought, over hyped beers. After a few bottles were in hand, I left to enjoy the banana bread stout, double chocolate stout, Bells: Two Hearted ale. Amazing selections mixed with attentive customer service. My quest to travel from town to town looking for new options has all but ended.

Great sports bar, I was visiting family from out of town and found Pregame Sports Bar & Lounge…read more Got to watch my team, while drinking some beverages the food was good and my game was on, excellent spot.

The vibes were good the bartender and staff are friendly good prices overall a good neighborhood barread more