What a fantastic find!…read more The bar is cool with vintage tin ceilings and Art Deco, which provided a homey, lived in feel that is both comfortable and relaxing. I don't say this often, but Loch & Quay has a great vibe. I sat at the bar and Nicole G. took care of me by crafting a perfect Hendrick's Gin martini. Soon after, I dined on their Cottage Pie: potatoes, Guinness broth, cheese, scallions, corn, and celery, and great seasoning in the tender meat. It was fun. Such a delicious and overly satisfying meal. The service is excellent and even though there were only a few people inside at the time, the atmosphere was neighborly. Many thanks to Nicole G. for her kindness, positivity, and exceptional customer service. Loch & Quay is highly recommended!

We have not been for quite awhile. We had just finished a wonderful historic event held at both…read morethe Schuyler Mansion in Albany and the Crailo historic site in Rensselaer (go to these places. Super interesting history.) We decided to stop in for a drink. When you come in, the first thing you notice is the gorgeous, vintage bar. Yowza! We sat at the bar and were greeted by bartender Jordan. Super friendly and makes a fine old fashioned! Perfect music in the background playing and nice people at the bar for fun cocktail chatting. Check out this local gem!

Went for dinner last night after our drive up. It was such a cozy atmosphere & reminded us of both…read moreGermany & Alsace. The beer was delicious with solid options. We had the raclette, herbed spaetzle and split chicken schnitzel. First, the raclette was so delicious. The cheese was warm and gooey over tender potatoes, and accompanied by various pickled items & crostini. The herbed spaetzle was good, though a touch sweet for my taste. Regardless, it was delicious and warm. The waiter had the schnitzel split for us without asking, which I appreciated. It was juicy and paired with sour/sweet red cabbage and mustard/tangy German potato salad. The meal was very filling and not badly priced. The food here is legitimately delicious, not "just good" for a restaurant near the ski resort. We sat outside on the upper deck with a nice mountain view. After dinner we had a drink by one of the open fire pits outside, which was a cozy way to end a delicious meal. We will definitely be back when in the area.

Fantastic experience start to finish. Staff was super welcoming. It's beautiful inside. The summer…read moremenu is different than what I've seen online but all delicious. Ive been to Germany a few times and can say this is authentic. The chicken schnitzel with jager sauce is so flavorful and rich. The jager sauce is a dark brown mushroom sauce (similar to a Marsala). The name jager means huntsman. Substituted the seasonal vegetable (carrot and asparagus) for the cabbage which was so delicious. The meal is hearty and rich. The staff was wonderful. The Apple strudel was one of the best desserts I've ever had with cinnamon ice cream. I can only imagine how cozy this place is during the fall and winter. Absolutely worth the price.

Every town needs a place like Saissonier. The grilled cheese sandwiches are delicious. My favorites…read moreare the blue cheese and the Spanish soppressata. They even get Bier ( beer) from my favorite small brewery in Germany. Always a great atmosphere and the perfect place to meet old friends or make new ones.

Saisonnier serves bar finger food. It has no kitchen. Sandwiches, salads and salumeria are cut at…read morethe bar. The sandwich is a panini and was good. The plates lack some design and garnish! Cucumbers and cocktail fruits are from jars. The food is tasty but amounts are small. The beer and drinks list satisfies. Review: 5

An awesome spot on a back street in Lee. A great rotating roster of craft beers. No food but you…read morecan bring your own, including from other establishments. A great spot to meet friends. Friendly staff.

Thursday night bar tender is shady, they don't give change.. Talk about entitled.. They would make…read moremore $$ as I tip higher for non-dishonest, entitled trash. selection is nice. prices are high and no domestics...

Did not know what to expect upon arrival but it had a Nice vibe. Service was good, food came out…read morequickly

Taproom is a bit of a misnomer in that there are not 20+ beers on tap…read more What I liked was their food choices and the bacon and blue cheese burger I ordered. It was both massive and tasty. They also provided a generous portion of of chips as a side. I was less happy with the beer pour for my two IPAs. I ordered a Fiddlehead and a Dogfish IPA and both had an inch of foam. Aside from the beer pours, I would recommend this place for a burger.

Setvice is good, great ambiance and food is great alwats busy and people seem to be enjoying…read morethemselves

This was once a Terrific place to eat with huge portions, well seasoned and just really delicious…read morefood. Now: has descended into a run of the mill burger place. Not well prepared, under seasoned burgers, poorly prepared--asked for medium rare--got medium/well. So disappointing. Service: Always wonderful but KITCHEN: Has really declined! What happened. Food grade: D Service : A Won't come back & we're locals who frequented The Dutch often.

This place is AMAZING and our server, Jordan was the best! Sweet, polite and very attentive. We…read moredecided to go here on a whim and my God I'm glad we did. The food looked amazing. Everything. And I mean EVERYTHING WE ORDERED WAS AMAZING!! Watermelon salad to start off then split $1 wings. Yep that's right. $1 chicken wings and lastly we split a burger and added egg. I mean come on!! The flavor explosion in my mouth was ridiculous. I'm coming back for you!! I want to try one of everything please.

Back for a quick late afternoon/early eve bite and for the Tuesday special 18 dollars oysters,…read morewhich were silky fresh, briny and delicious! Also had a cup of their creamy tomato soup on special. Food came quickly, service was attentive but not rushed. Local lager topped off an excellent snack! I did not like being seated next to the front door on a very chilly and windy evening, especially after commenting how lovely and warm the fire and fireplace looked. I can't image anyone would.

Popped in for a pint and a snack before running around town. This is always our first stop…read more Service is always spot on, great selection of local beers, had the World Cup on the tvs. Pretzel and the beer cheese is absolutely amazing! ( I would give people a choice instead of putting mustard/beer cheese on plate. Im in the industry and that adds up cost wise lol ). Noticed a few people didn't touch it. Whole grain is an acquired taste.. and with beer cheese that good.. it's enough. We'll be back soon!

We were staying down the street and heard good things about this place. I can see why. They have a…read moretap list of about 10 beers, plus a well stocked fridge you can select from. They offer wine and a small snack menu, too (for food, we opted for to- go Posto pizza and made our own cheese board from the shop next door). They had a band the night we were there- thought it would be loud in the small space but it wasn't. It's popular with locals for good reason.

"We don't have a cocktail menu, but we can make anything you'd like."…read more That was one of the first things our server told us, and honestly, it was refreshing. These days, it feels like every bar has a cocktail menu full of creatively named drinks that require reading a list of ingredients just to figure out what you're ordering. At Governor's Tavern, if you want a gin and tonic, you simply ask for a gin and tonic. The only decision you need to make is which gin you'd like. I'm not much of a cocktail person, but I appreciate that not every place feels the need to reinvent the wheel. The place was packed at lunchtime, but we got lucky and grabbed a pair of seats across from the bar. The server who I quoted was genuinely friendly and welcoming. I ordered a Guinness, but unfortunately the keg had just kicked. She recommended the Samuel Smith chocolate stout instead and even brought me a sample before I committed to taste since I never heard of it, which was a nice touch. For food, we ordered the State Grill burger and the Nashville Hot chicken sandwich. Both were excellent, and each came with Belgian-style hand-cut fries. If you're spending the day browsing the boutiques and antique shops along Warren Street and want a drink, a good meal, and a lively mix of locals and tourists, Governor's Tavern is worth a stop.

5/19/26: Stopped in for a quick lunch while in Hudson, NY. There's seating indoors and outdoors…read more Inside, the decor consists of old time murals from the 1800s. We sat at the bar. Shared an OG Chicken Sandwich $13. It was buttermilk fried chicken with tomato and lettuce on a roll. Sandwich was pretty tasty. Service was just average. Otherwise, I would've given it four stars. Only a few people appear to have ordered food here. Basically, the place appears to be a watering hole. Only app.metered parking in the area.

if there was a 10/5 i would put that. service, speed, time, blah blah blah was excellent. indoor…read moreand outdoor seating was awesome, tho picked indoor since it was cooler inside. tabletops have cool patterns on most of them. staff wasn't uptight like some restaurants. this is the thing that makes it that good. the prices were also very accurate/reasonable, whatever you want to say, and the menu had a lot of variety. add more kanye west, yo school spirit is probably the best song on the college dropout album please never become a corporate restaurant

McGeary's is a very lived in pub that can get pretty loud. (I had finished my meal before the band…read morestarted, which would have really cranked up the noise level.) The server asked me several questions about my gin martini to make certain the bartender got it right (just a dry martini with a twist). It ended up being very, very wrong. The best part were the fries that accompanied my Turkey Rachel. Otherwise, the sandwich was thin and greasy and lackluster.