Great food and friendly people! The lines move quickly and the food is hot…read more A lot of fun.

It hurts me to have to write this review.. but as a Greek family who tries to go to every local…read moreGreek festival in New England.. I will not attend this one again.. the prices of the food are so ridiculously expensive there is no reason for it.. I know the money goes to the church.. and that's a good thing.. but for the church to allow $12 salads. $6 for a side of rice $26 for a lamb dinner it's insane.. there's no reasonably priced food for a family to eat here. It would easily cost $100 for two people to eat and that's not right even for a church

You need to be a veteran or related to one to become a member here. Friendly locals hang out here…read moreday and night. The drinks are cheap but good. Nothing fancy served here. There's a couple pool tables and huge bar in the bar section. You can rent the huge connected ballroom for large events of 350 or more. Price is about 600 -- 450 for members. We're having our class reunion here! There is also a smaller nice room upstairs that holds about 150. I've been coming here for years off and on and stop by if I need to see a friendly face.

Had a fantastic time at the murder mystery comedy show…read more Cool theater, and first time here. It's within the town hall. Looking forward to attend other shows. There's a bar and plenty of room

I've been to a handful of shows here, it's not my favorite venue by any means, but it's incredibly…read moreclose to home, so that's a major plus. The seats are extremely uncomfortable, the shows are decent and the prices are good compared to larger venues. The parking can be a hassle if you're not there super early, the lot fills up fast and then you're stuck either parking half a mile away in the municipal parking lot or fighting for street parking. There is one single bar and there is constantly a line.

Tina was so helpful and courteous at our first visit. We just ordered from the happy hour and we're…read morehappy with all the selections . Highly recommend

Have been here a few more times since my last review, not to gamble, but to eat and play trivia on…read moreSunday nights! Trivia is fun, if you place in the top 3 at the end of the night you win a dining voucher for the Lucky Oak restaurant. Sunday nights starting at 6pm on the dot, you can get $5 draft beers and $5 burgers. The beer is cold and the burgers are YUM! They also have a great giant pretzel on the appetizer menu that is so so good!

Located off Lafayette Rd in Portsmouth behind the Market Basket plaza in the former Blitz Air Park…read morebuilding, Black Rock Social Club is a fun place to go for group outings, pub food, and drinks. The place is spacious with a full service bar & restaurant with seating at the bar and table seating and the indoor social club fun room with more seating, second bar, several games including golf simulator, shooting simulator, darts, axe throwing, mini candle pin bowling (soon), pinball machines, skeeball, virtual reality simulators, pool table, live band stage, and the owner's corvette & motorcycle. There are several flatscreen TVs in the bar/restaurant and in the social club fun room. The bar & restaurant is open to the public and they offer daily happy hour from 4-6pm. The food menu offerings include a selection of appetizers, salads, wraps, sandwiches, burgers, brick oven pizzas, tacos, mac & cheese and bowls. The bar has 5 draft beers, beer bottles/cans, wine, mixed drinks and cocktails. The pizza brick oven is in the corner of the room. I stopped by Black Rock after work. I took a seat up at the bar and the bartender greeted me and offered an ice water. For food, I ordered 2 Chicken Tacos ($6 plus tax - happy hour), 2 Fish Tacos ($6 plus tax - happy hour), and Mac & Cheese ($11 plus tax). I watched football highlights on the TV while my food was being prepared. The food came out together in 13 minutes. The chicken tacos came in grilled soft shells filled with diced grilled chicken, pico de gallo, mango salsa, cilantro & limes on the side. The fish tacos came in grilled soft shells filled with crispy fried haddock (oily), pico de gallo, mango salsa, cilantro, & cabbage slaw & limes on the side. The mac & cheese came in a hot skillet with firm Orecchiette pasta smothered in a cheese blend sauce and topped with brown buttered panko. The food I had was really good. After I finished my food, I got the check which was $24.96 with tax and before tip. The service was spot on and prompt with the used dishes being cleared quickly After eating, I checked out the fun room. The owner gave me a brief tour of the games. I played a round in the shooting simulator (hunting), similar to playing Duck Hunt, lol. I will keep this place on my list for my next group outing in Portsmouth.

My wife and I attended the Valentines Day event and it was fabulous! We had a great time and the…read morestaff were awesome! Thank you to everyone who made this night special for my wife and I.

Place has two floors & got signed up for rewards and had little problem with my promotion but they…read moregot me set & this really made my day really good. They have a smoking area unknown to me but sometimes it doesn't always matter if you don't feel like it. Cozy & good vibes so pretty good.

Love the neighborhood atmosphere! Food is amazing and I love they have GF options but wish they had…read moreGF beer like Redbridge. Most Table managers, like Eric are fun and friendly while keeping gamblers in check. Chris brings high energy to the tables - wish all the dealers had his people skills. Servers and bartenders go out of their way to accommodate guests, hustling around tables, machines, and bars to ensure everyone has what they need - Teo, BobbyJo and Naomi are particularly exceptional.​

When I first started playing bingo at the old Seacoast Bingo many years ago, it was located in…read moreRochester and it was so nice having it so close to home. It's moved a few times over the years and eventually been renamed to its current iteration, and I couldn't be happier that it's back in Rochester! The staff is always friendly, the hall is clean and comfortable and much larger since it moved out of its old Somersworth location, and there is plenty of space to move around. Food trucks are also often available on site, and many local restaurants will deliver straight to the hall while you're there. This is one of my favorite things to do in Rochester!

I come here every time I visit York. It's refreshing that's it's vintage and never changes, but…read morethat can be a bad thing when it's not maintained. Old and vintage games, but when multiple games are out of order or steal your money it's not so cool. Out of order games are not labeled or how much it costs to play each game. Old school real quarter play with no stupid game cards. A lot of staff standing around. Service is not too friendly. We'll see what we get for about 600 tickets. These places are a dying breed. It's still worth a visit, especially with kids.

Fun-O-Rama is classic amusement arcade that opened in York, Maine in the 1960s. The building…read morelocated right on Short Sands Beach originally operated as a bathhouse in the 1940s and then a rollerskating rink before pinball machines began to appear in the 1950s. By the 1960s, the building was converted into a full-blown amusement arcade. Over 250 games can be found at Fun-O-Rama, both classic and modern alike. Since 2001, the owner of the arcade has been Robert Lago of New Hampshire-based Grape Hill Associates LLC. The arcade operates seasonally from Memorial Day through Labor Day. My family and I visited Fun-O-Rama this summer while we were spending the week in York. It was our first day in town, and after exploring the Short Sands Beach area we wandered into the arcade. Both of my young sons are obsessed with arcades, so they were very excited. Fun-O-Rama has a nice mixture of various types of arcade amusements, both classic and modern. In addition to the classic arcade cabinets of the 1980s, there were also pinball machines, skee-ball, air hockey, arcade basketball, arcade bowling, kiddie rides, a fortune teller machine, driving games, and shooter games. The place (and the games) seemed well-loved; countless hands had used those joysticks over the last several decades. We only stayed for a little while, as it was getting late, but my sons both had a fun visit. If you're planning to visit York in the summer and you love classic arcades, then you must visit Fun-O-Rama!