It's a real dive bar and most nights it's not even open late. Friday is their big night because…read morethere is karaoke and there seems to be a group of regulars that attend. There is a meager patio in the back. If this place wasn't so close to my home I would probably never go.

DIVE bar. Bad service. Got No buy backs and spent $185. Bathrooms reek of urine. Drug use all…read morearound. Just a trashy place with obnoxious staff and clientele.

Had a party in the back room to celebrate a 30th Birthday! Amazing time - easygoing, helpful and…read more accommodating! Olivia was great and super helpful with the DJ setup! But the night goes to our bartender extraordinaire Aaron! (Hope I'm spelling it right!) unbelievable service!!! Not sure how he managed to memorize the drinks of 30 people, and have your refill ready as you walked toward the bar, but he did!!! His friendly outgoing personality just made the night that much better!!! Thank you for making our night Epic!!!!

Went here for my friends 50th bday party. I thought the remodel was very nice .(i remember this…read moreplace as the artful dodger and it is SIGNIFICANTLY nicer). It's clean and classy. Dark and romantic. All staff I encountered were very nice and helpful. The drinks were all good and served very quick despite the high demand. It was a wonderful spot for a party. Later on they had a live band when the party was over me a pretty good crowd. Would definitely come back here over other bars in the area

Great spot to grab a beer and catch up with friends…read more There's a large parking lot in the back, and the location is very accessible. I came here on a weekday for lunch and sat at the bar with a friend. The bartender was great--attentive but not overbearing. There was a solid selection of beers and a good variety on the food menu. I ordered the Juicy Lucy and clearly struggle with reading comprehension, because I completely missed the part where it said stuffed with cheese. I was definitely surprised when I bit into my burger and cheese spilled out the back--but I loved it. Great pub food all around.

Good place nice and clean friendly staff Beers on tap. Great…read moreplace to grab a drink and have good stories

I've been going to this place for about a year even had my birthday end with a bang here because…read moreit's like home and home is where the heart is. I started coming on Monday nights to support a good friend of mine Levittowns finest, and another one of the best bartenders around the lovely Nicole! The at home vibe I get from this place is amazing. Literally everyone knows your name, what your drinking, and what teams you like to watch on the big screen. But the lost art of having a pool table at a bar does not exist at this dojo! Love taking a load off and playing a game of 8 ball with some friends brings me back to high school times when we use to live at the local pool hall. The tunes in this place are rad very 80s-90s feel and I always feel like I'm in an 80s or 90s movie when the juke box plays and I'm the guy having girl trouble Great tap beer selection, clean, and efficient, and to top it off for you pizza Connoisseurs out there, the bar pizza is some of the best bar pizza I've had in a while. So get here, come take a load off , rack up the pool table , I'll buy you a beer, and we can split the pizza and let's make some more times to remember here At Finnish Line!

I for one don't want to see the barmaids flabby over the hill midriff, cover that up. I stop in…read moremaybe three times a year for a beer. Lose the orange cones in the parking spot directly out front, it's for your patrons. Fairly clean inside, people can be friendly.

The bar was very clean and looked nice. The outdoor area is great! I order rum and cokes, ginger…read moreale and a pretzel. My friends ordered beer. The drinks were great. The pretzel was ok. Our bartender was very nice and friendly. Can't wait to come back again.

One of the friendliest places you can come to for a good sportings event. Staff does an amazing job…read moreto make everyone feel welcome, the amenities of darts, music, and outdoor seating is great for anyone who wants to come solo or with friends.

RECOMMENDED On…read moreSaturday, August 5th, energized after a day of indulging my inner introvert, I headed down to Father Flanagan's with multiple motives. A.....To sing. B...to assess Father Flanagan's as a future site for my new Karaoke group. C....to catch Anita Bloomfield's gig since she was a subbing KJ with whom I was not familiar. Father Flanagan's is a clean, dark and narrow space situated in the western corner of "Village Green".The bartenders are pleasant and responsive. Though Flanagan's obviously has a local clientele, it did not feel cliquey and I felt quite comfortable there. Don't be fooled by the address, peeps.You get there via Jerusalem Avenue, the North/South road, not the East/West one.The parking lot is HUGE. You will never have an issue with parking. Upon arrival about twenty minutes before the start of the formal Karaoke, Ms. Bloomfield belted out some torchy songs with flair and complete confidence.The lady can sing. She reminded me of a nightclub singer in a 1940s Bogart movie. Anita announced the start of the Karaoke show and it became apparent that no one else would step up to the mike. Poor me....I have to follow THAT. Nevertheless, he persisted. While I usually use an empty bar to practice difficult songs that could bomb, I opted to stick to my greatest hits (with one exception) so as not to highlight the disparity between my abilities and those of the KJ. I started with The City of New Orleans (Arlo Guthrie). Feeling my oats, I followed up with Come and Get It (Badfinger), an obvious attention getter in a bar. Heard some giggles during that one:;)). Both songs drew applause without the KJ asking for it on my behalf. Feeling overconfident, I attempted Linda's version of Mike Nesmith's Different Drum. The karaoke machine played the song out of time, forcing me to sing it with a country twang. Man did I suck. Seeking redemption with Dobie Gray's Drift Away, I settled into an intense soul groove. I dig this song. The few forty plussers at the bar gave me verbal props and moderate applause. Decided to leave Flanagan's on a high note. Both bartenders gave me nice compliments as I was leaving. I will definitely schedule Father Flanagan's for my Karaoke group in the coming weeks.

I wouldn't recommend this dive bar to anyone. For year's…read moreI'd pass by on my way to work. There have been times I'll peak in to see what's going on but after last night I have absolutely no reason to go back or tell people about this location. 1. Everyone doing drugs in/outside the bathroom. 2. Bartender that works on Tuesdays isn't professional/mature and can get really nasty and most of the time will completely forget/disregard her own actions. I have seen this bartender at many local spots such as Broadway 247, waitstills & a few others and I would not recommend talking to this individual. Very inappropriate. 3. Nothing but unnecessary fights/arguments with the customers between one another and somehow I was apart of the shenanigans Last night sitting on the opposite side of the bar. 4. Very immature people. 5. High school reunion in a way with the mind set the people have walking in. The list doesn't stop here but this location should be shut down. Absolutely disturbing/disgusting what I saw/witness last night. Pathetic to say the least.

We came here for the grinch pop up. It's a cozy lounge so tickets are limited per night. Grinch…read moreperforms a few songs and then allows for picture taking afterward. The show was short but a lot of fun! The Grinch played the character perfectly and interacted with the crowd. Drinks and bites are optional. I got the sugar cookie shots they were okay. I also got the Grinch has a heart because I'm a tequila girl but I wasn't a fan of this one. The sliders however were great.

I miss Main Street so much. And this is one of the reasons why. The Alibi wasn't a thing when I…read morelived here, but I'm glad I'm able to still head to this area and partake in these experiences. Alibi is currently running a Harry Potter pop up, and if you know anything about me, you will know I am a HUGE fan. The Alibi was decorated beautifully and there were two really cute Photo Ops by "Platform 9 3/4" and the Wand Shop. Come here for the drinks! The Hufflepuff was bourbon forward and reminded me of an Old Fashioned which further confirmed that is truly my house. It also came with an edible golden snitch. The server pointed it out before I gave them what I thought to be decor. I popped the chocolate golden snitch in my mouth after being directed to take the wrapping off first. We then did butterbeer shots and I can't even begin to tell you how delish they were...dangerously delicious. Food was had and it wasn't anything to write about but I'll try. Queso dip is made in house, which I respect. Loaded potato wontons were a great idea and were probably the best things on the table. You can't go wrong with pretzel nuggets. Chocolate cake is never a bad idea. I ended my visit with a chocolate frog drink. Very similar to an espresso martini. You know how hot they are right now. It came with a an actual chocolate frog which was nice. Finally one of the staff members came over to help us play Bertie Botts and we all picked a jellybean. I got lemon. Some of us got soap and warwax. So fun! It was so good, we are going to try to snag another rez for trivia. Reservations are for 90 minute seatings. You pay $15 for a ticket but you get a souvenir cup with your ticket. Not mad about this because the cup is actually decent and will be used. Their next pop up will be "Slime Time". Slime is not my thing but maybe you'll see me at the other pop ups.

Came here on a cool summer Friday night with a group of 10 for dinner and some drinks. No issues…read moregetting a table in the covered tent towards the back. That being said, parking around here is generally not great and make sure you look out for a few scattered no parking signs! Wait staff was friendly and very helpful, although a little bit slow to get us our food it seemed. Getting to the food though, we had the soft pretzel, beef nachos, and mozzarella sticks to start. Nothing that would blow your socks off, but good quality bar snacks for sure. As for dinner I had their signature which is LARGE and IN CHARGE while my girlfriend had the all dya egg sandwich, each with a side of fries. I think everything could have used a bit more salt, and that is coming from someone with a salt sensitive pallete, but also shockingly, I think the oddball of the egg sandwich was actually the star of the show, but maybe that is just the Long Islander in me talking. Although I just stuck to tried and true coors light, the cocktails looked good and didn't skimp on the pours, which is always a plus. The real attraction of this place though is the nautical charm right along the canal. Hell, if you have a boat, you can even dock right on the premise and likely have a better shot of finding a spot there than on the street for your car. The vibe was chill with some live music playing too, but not too loud where you wouldn't be able to just chat with friends comfortably. Definitely a place I'd look to come back to for hanging out, especially if you've got a nice day on your hands.

Not my favorite place, but strong drinks. Nice view and music. Hard to park as others stated. If it…read morewas less crowded I think we would have enjoyed more.