Went to the one in Colonie Center Albany NY, My daughter…read moregot a combo meal and when she opened her sandwich there was a hair sticking out of the bun from the meat, she brought it back up and the man behind the counter told her it wasn't from anybody there because no one there has hair that long. She asked for another sandwich and he told her she would have to pay for another one because the hair wasn't anybody working there! he was totally unhelpful and rude.

I was in the mood for french fries and was at the mall with my wife. They showed a picture of fries…read morecovered in bacon and cheese. That should be win-win-win, right? Well, not so much. The fries were average and were not cooked to crispy. They frequently fell apart when I tried to stab them with the supplied plastic fork, resulting in the cheese falling onto the table or my fingers. The cheese itself was really gloppy, and the bacon was the stuff you find on salad buffets (it could be real bacon, but it doesn't taste like real bacon. So it is?) All in all, it was an okay offering. But, I left still with a hankering for good french fries.

My family had lunch on a Saturday. The owner and waitresses couldn't have been nicer. Food was…read moregreat (brewery/pub style) and the service was friendly and quick.

Haven't been here for awhile. Usually visit in the summer to catch some music outdoors. The Arsenal…read moreCity Tavern is a popular place for locals & a last stop for motorcyclists after a ride. We stopped in on Fri 4/26/25 at 6pm for some drinks & eats. We sat at the bar. Bartender, Taylor set us up with drinks & menus. Arsenal City Ale ($6.25) for me & Pinot Grigio ($6.75) for my wife. She had the veggie quesadilla ($12.50) - hot full of roasted veggies. I opted for their famous chicken wings-Thai chili style ($14.50/doz). Eleven varieties of wings. Cooked crispy & sticky - excellent. Total bill was $53 (cash). NOTE: Wednesdays are $.50 wings and bottled beer bucket special. A busy place this Sat. evening. Also half the separate dining room was full. Bar side has hi tops. And there was a duet playing around 7pm. Not fancy, just comfortable like your favorite blue jeans. Fun atmosphere. Hours: M-F 11am-12am, Sat & Sun 12pm-12pm, kitchen closes at 9pm. Good neighborhood bar/restaurant that's very friendly to visitors. Thank you Taylor & the staff. Nick & Liz, Albany, NY

From the ordering to the eating it was amazing most helpful on the phone, I think the best pizza I…read morehave ever eaten!!!!!!! I even had to take a break from eating to call and tell them how Delicious the pizza was. !!!! I have told everyone

I've been here a couple of times and food is always kind of shitty.... they use really cheap…read morecheese, which makes the pizza oily If you know anything about sauce/cheese, you would know if this is garbage. Sauce street from the Kim just like all the other Sysco garbage around here!

Ate it before taking a picture, but some of the better pizza within a ~20 minute radius. Love the…read moremovie collection and posters in there too, makes for a good vibe with a friendly guy (think he was the owner) behind the counter. Would recommend!

Let me start with that fact that we are from Brooklyn and Queens. Pizza is a sacred thing to us. We…read moreare pizza snobs. This is excellent pizza even by NYC standards. We love Joes, this is that good. They roll with whatever we order. Great service, nice people. They have normal sized slices that can be folded. Check that box. Thin crisp crust with the right amount of chew. Sauce that tastes like Nona made it, not from a can, or ketchup bottle like some of the bad pizza we've experienced. The cheese is fresh and better quality too. Their eggplant pizza is killer. Their wings and salads are also very good. They have door dash and we order weekly all the way to Waterford and Latham.. This is phenomenal pizza and the best you are going to get anywhere in the CR. I have only had it delivered so I can't even tell you about the ambiance, but their pizza is perfection. fuhgeddaboudit!

I had an excellent Philly cheesesteak from pepper jacks. I opted for the large size for an extra…read morethree dollars. It was loaded with flavorful steak and was very juicy. The American cheese accented it nicely. It was on a soft tasty hero roll. I ordered the steak and cheese Philly which was packed with double steak. It's how the sandwich comes without having to order additional meat on it. Next time I'll try another option like bacon and mushrooms or something. Finally a place I can go to consistently for a great steak sub.

I live 30 minutes away and will leave my home to get their food - its that good…read more Cheese curds, sweet potato fries and ANY of their sandwiches is a "treat yourself" in itself. The counter staff are friendly & the ambiance leans towards the younger crowd... but don't let me decide - go see for yourself!!!

Very solid pizza...NY style, thin crust, ample cheese (real mozzarella).....maybe could have used…read moremore sauce but overall? solid choice and pizza the way I like it. Service was friendly and prompt. Would definitely return

Alright... The BEAST has spoken. Let's break this one down honestly. Yesterday for lunch I grab a…read moreslice of 2 Coming in hot with a 3.5-star rating, this spot almost hits that elite tier--but there are a few things holding it back from greatness. First off, presentation and crust game? Solid. You're getting a good bake, decent structure, and slices that hold their own. Not floppy, not overly stiff right in that respectable middle lane. That's a win. Now let's talk about the sauce... because this is where things get mixed. Taking a look at some of the chatter on Yelp, there's a noticeable trend and I've got to agree. The sauce is inconsistent. Some bites hit with a nice tang and balance, but others feel either a little too sweet or lacking depth. It doesn't always punch through the cheese like you want it to. For a place trying to compete in the pizza game, sauce consistency is everything--and right now, it's just not elite. Cheese and toppings are good--not mind-blowing, but definitely respectable. No complaints there. Quality is there, just not standout.

I've wanted to come here for years to try their cheesesteaks (we live only a couple of minutes…read moreaway) but online reviews have mentioned that at night it turns into a dancehall/club. Because we have a toddler, I stayed away. However, on a cold December Saturday night I decided that it was time for an adventure. A Philly adventure... When we arrived the seating area was very empty and we quickly found our own table. There were lots of TVs on showing sports but because they were muted, and because the background music was soft we could actually hear ourselves. It was nice. The staff were very friendly. I ordered a cheesesteak, my wife ordered smoked wings, and we later got a cheese pizza for our son. The food came out pretty quick. I loved my cheesesteak. Now, I have no idea how "authentic" it is but the bread was lovely and light and crisp, the meat was good, and the hot peppers were actually hot. The smoked wings were okay, but I am more of a deep-friend Buffalo sauce type of guy and they tasted more like roasted chicken (which... they were). The pizza was very good and the sauce was a little bit sweet but it was nice that it didn't taste jarred. They have their own type of pizza and it worked. I think we came at the right time, as they were setting up for a 12-person party which would have made things really loud. Is there a dance hall upstairs? I dunno, but I never noticed club music. I don't know if we will always get so lucky on picking a night to visit but I wish I had stopped by sooner as it was a nice place to go and eat.

I am in town visiting friends and we stopped here for a drink and a snack. I loved the Adirondack…read morefeel of the place. The bartender was attentive and helpful. I have some unique food allergies and they were able to accommodate my dietary needs. I had the chorizo queso and chips. It was delicious! I highly recommend that you check them out if you are in the area.

This place has the reliable small cozy dive bar feel that you want. Great spot to catch a game with…read moresome drinks and classic pub food, plus poutine! Food was great, service was great, everything was great. Not too long of a wait for the food, presentation was nice, I did not manage to capture our hefty cast iron of poutine in time before we finished off the order. Looking forward to my next stop in, hopefully soon!

Tipsy Moose is a small and cozy tavern serving up comfort foods and drinks to go with it. Sit at…read morethe bar with all the barrels or the dining area with sports playing on TV, or out on their patio. There is limited parking on the premises but always parking on the street if you don't mind some walking. The slightly rustic, lodge type of interior matches the friendly vibes as well as the interesting drink selections, including a side menu filled with signature coffee whiskey cocktails! Their tipsy cocktails and beer menu is also quite attractive. My group and I were able to walk in on a weekend evening for dinner with no wait and while it was packed inside, it still felt roomy enough. However, the surrounding tables were rowdy and the noise was reverberating. Our server was attentive though she did admit it was busy and the wait time for orders would take a bit longer than usual. The menu has plenty of starters that are highly shareable, poutine, salads, soups, mac and cheese, burgers, pizzas, sandwiches, wraps, and quesadillas. Haven't had real poutine in ages so I decided to try their gravy fries with smoked cheese curds and added bacon. It was a good portion for the price ($15+) and came out hot on a cast iron skillet. The cheese curds weren't the type I expected and melted down too much, and did not have that squeaky cheese bite one would want in poutine. The gravy and the bacon worked well with the fries though! The smoked brisket French onion soup ($8+) was extremely hot when it first came out and I had to let it cool down before taking a spoonful. The cheese was so bubbly and delicious and the soup itself was flavorful (maybe a tad too salty), and had a balanced amount of onions and brisket. I would definitely get the soup again. Their barbecue pulled pork quesadilla ($15+) was also a bit too salty and meat was more tough than preferred. We also tried two of their mac and cheese selections, which came in a small cast iron pot each ($17+). The bacon chicken ranch mac and cheese was good but the jerk chicken mac and cheese was not as memorable (not much jerk flavor). Kudos for having a build-your-own mac and cheese option as well as a mac and cheese flight if you want to try more than one flavor. I'm glad to return to try other menu items at this tap and tavern and see what else catches my eye. While this visit wasn't spectacular, it also wasn't bad. The French onion soup is one thing I know I'd get over and over again. Oh, they also have a credit card transaction fee that you will see once you get the bill. Pay in cash if you mind said fee.

Buffalo sandwich was a tender with little Buffalo sauce. Ordered the cheesesteak combo and never…read morereceived the drink. Way over priced for a small sandwich. Tried this business twice and never again

First of all, we could not find the restaurant it was not at the location. Then when we did find…read moreit, it was inside an IHOP supposedly. Got the food home and they were plain cheese steaks on a bun no cheese no onions no peppers. Everything was cold. Worst $40 I have ever wasted.