I was pleasantly surprised with our dinner at Bling Pig. I assumed the drinks would be very good,…read morebut did not have high expectations for the meal. Thankfully, Bling Pig exceed my meal expectations by quite a lot. Our whipped ricotta appetizer was enormous and delicious, and we shared a burrata salad that had a wonderful dressing that beautifully balanced sweet and spicy. And my fish tacos were excellent. The ambiance feels a little like a speak-easy. Kind of fun that they have a video monitor where the fireplace would be, and its showing a burning fire! That made me chuckle. That said, while I appreciate this is a bar (in addition to being a restaurant), the music at least where we were on the restaurant side of the place was too loud for normal conversation. My wife and I were right next to one another, and I felt like we had to converse with deliberate intention, which should be the case at a restaurant. On the plus side, our server was reasonably attentive and super friendly. Our bill was $120 after gratuity. It feels cheap to charge customers a percentage (I think it was 3%) for using a credit card when that's probably the primary way patrons pay. This just took away from the good vibes.

We came here for our anniversary date night, and honestly, I'm still thinking about this experience…read moredays later. The ambiance was sexy and inviting, the music was lively without making it difficult to have a conversation, and the staff were warm and friendly. The drinks were definitely a highlight. I ordered the Purple Panties, and it was delicious and strong enough that I felt a buzz after three. I enjoyed it so much that I ordered another! My husband had the Old Fashioned and really enjoyed it. We kept things light with truffle fries, Philly eggrolls, and chicken eggrolls. The Philly eggrolls were delicious, especially paired with the chipotle sauce. The chicken eggroll was a little dry, but the honey sauce was delicious and helped balance it out. I wouldn't order the chicken egg roll again. The food overall was good and perfect for sharing while we enjoyed our drinks. Most importantly, we were able to relax, talk, laugh, and actually enjoy each other's company, which made it such a memorable anniversary night. Great drinks, sexy vibes, good food, and a date-night atmosphere we'll definitely be returning to!!

O.M.C. absolutely captures the look and feel of a an old school speakeasy, even while with an open…read moredoorway facing the street. The vibe is relaxed and chill, the food is top notch, the craft cocktails are out of this world, and our Bartender / Mixologist James was the perfect host for an evening we'll never forget. What started out to be a quick drink, ended up being an entire evening lost in the best way!

A speakeasy in White Plains? I want to LOVE this place, with its inventive cocktails, velvet…read moreseating, beautiful bar. It's such a rarity here and it holds such promise. I feel like I should be wearing a black slinky dress and a fascinator, holding the arm of a gent wearing an ascot. It's fancy, but also fun here. But the MUSIC that they pipe in (I think it's Spotify, but not sure) is just wrong. During a recent visit we went from Taylor Swift to Cyndi Lauper to some other lame pop and it was just so out of place. A little jazz, or even smooth jazz, mellow pop, some R&B would make this place quite a gem. Maybe the owners will try to mix it up a bit?

Beers were all excellent. My favorite was B127 - a hazy IPA. Burger was also really good.read more

I was in White Planes for work and swung by this place for dinner…read more Found it on yelp when looking for a brewpub with food, and saw it wasn't far from my hotel so I decided to walk through downtown white plans to check it out. A decent establishment, basically just a bar with dining. I tried both their warrior's harvest fresh hop IPA and the horseman's pumpkin ale -- both decent, nothing spectacular. I ordered the blazin' wings & the bourbon blue burger for dinner; also both decent, nothing spectacular. Ordered at the bar; bartender was friendly. Would I recommend going out of your way to come here?; no. Would I swing by this place again if I was in town?; probably not. But is it a decent ("ok") experience and thankfully not awful?; yes.

Vanessa at the lounge bar makes the most delicious cocktails I've had in a very long time and with…read morea fantastic personality to boot!!! FYI; All the bar ingredients are fresh and the juices squeezed.

My boyfriend and I saw an article where this bar was supposed to have the best wings in…read moreWestchester. The wings did not disappoint! We ordered the tequila citrus wings and the buffalo wings. The buffalo wings were solid. However, the tequila citrus wings were the star of the show. So much intense flavor... well seasoned with a touch of lime. We also had the southwest fries-awesome! The bartender was friendly, but not super attentive. She also told us that the buffalo wings were wet...when they were very much dry. Still good, but she told us wrong information. The bar was quiet ( we went on a Saturday afternoon) and had plenty of seating, but bartender told us it gets super busy later.

Great pub with excellent vibes and a fun atmosphere. The…read moreservice was great from start to finish. Drinks and food were both tasty and well worth it. Perfect spot to celebrate a win with the team! #secondnature

Brazen Fox had a good bar scene for happy hour (until 8pm!) on a Thursday night. Several quick…read moremoving and attentive bartenders were on staff, specials on drinks and $8 appetizers. I got the potstickers and wonton tacos. The potstickers were better than expected from a non-Asian establishment, I preferred fried to steamed but my fault for not asking. The wonton tacos were fun and flavorful as well.

This is definitely more of a vibe spot than a food spot, but it's still a good time overall. It…read moregets pretty busy and loud, especially at night, so it's great for going out with friends or catching a game. I tried the hot pepper peach wings during the wing walk and they were tasty. The flavor is a nice sweet and mild spicy combo on the sticky, saucy side. It's a fun switch up from traditional flavors. I just wish they had a little more crisp to them. Drinks, atmosphere, and energy are really what make this place. Food is good enough to enjoy while you're there, just don't go in expecting top tier wings. Overall, a fun spot to hang out.

I came on a Saturday night during one of its first few weeks. It's pretty nice for a hotel bar in…read moreWhite Plains. There was ample seating, and the aesthetic is sleek. I didn't love most of the cocktail options, but everyone was able to find something to enjoy. The old fashioned was kind of meh. It took a long time to get our check, and it wasn't even that full. When we got the bill back, the credit card was not inside, which was a little alarming. We eventually got it back. Does the trick.

The service is fantastic! The ambiance is relaxed with a bit of sophistication, so not stuffy. The…read morefood exceeds expectations. One of my favorite places.

I wish I had a dive bar like O'Connor's nearby where I live. Talk about being there every night…read moreafter work. But a buddy of mine lives up there, so that's the place she chooses to meet up for some karaoke fun! I've been there twice now and the experience has been super fun. The first time I got into a pretty good inebriated philosophical debate in the back yard while smoking my cigar and working on my second Tullamore Dew. The singing was really lively that night and lot of the patrons joined on my 80s music high jinx. The second time I went was just as warm and welcoming. I read Tarot for a couple patrons, and got a few claps for my terrible rendition of Bob Seager. Very gracious crowd. I played darts this time and they also have a pool.table that has my name on it next time. Both times the staff has been extremely friendly and professional. Both times there has been a wide variety of tasty spirits to wash away the workplace blues.

Decent option for White Plains. Good selection slightly strange vibe. No food service. We left…read morequickly as the seating was rough and it was better to hang out at the bar in our hotel.

Went with family was very good. Chicken Marsala was excellent ... waiter was very good too…read more Everyone had a good meal

Came here to try their wings during the wing walk. The cilantro lime wings were zesty, citrusy,…read moreslightly herb forward, but not spicy enough for me. Surprisingly the Thai peanut wings were the standout for me. flavorful, a little sweet and savory, and just different in a good way. This is more of a chill bar spot than a wing destination; I heard the wings might be hit or miss depending on the day/batch.

Mac and cheese was moist, al dente, not over powering, lovely with the bread crumbs…read more Honey bbq wings very tasty lots of flavor Skirt steak was very tender and juicy at medium temperature no need for medium well even if you wanted to avoid the pink,

On a wintry night, in the winter, I felt less a lazy boy and more a bewildered bobcat willing to…read moresocialize in a social setting. I was succumbed with darkness by 4:30pm this Monday night - But this lazy boy had himself a date with a bum from beyond the territory of the said gold rush. The rivers of gold flow into warm and idyllic ocean waves - of which these beach bums carve with wooden board. I, a northern east coast civilian, don't know much about this lifestyle. But, isn't it craved by us all, just as the interstellar shrieks for our correspondence? Anyways the wintry night of winter in which the greek gods of sport bless our idle days and lonely nights with a game called football, played with your mitts, of course. Monday nights, in particular, can lead to a feeling of seclusion for the majority of Americans this time of year. And that is why in 1970, the NFL decided to take advantage of our starved souls... looking for munchins, bunchins, and a couple collar crunchins. Lazy Boy's got the munchin, it's got a small bit of bunchin on a Monday night, and football brings the crunchin. I stumble into said saloon with a perfect gait and with unquestionable balance. I could sniff and snoop the color green beyond the ash. The air was filled also with moistness on this arid dry wintry night. DWP. Downtown White Plains, where a soul doesn't vanish but nor does a soul enlighten here. In a purgatory state - you stand. No flotation and no sinkage. Content and convenient. Mild and mannered. All is alright in the Plains and sometimes, alright is enough. You know what else was enough? These wings. Got a few orders of diverging and converging flavors. But, as the voters agreed upon, and as did I... the Lemon pepper jawns are the money makers here. True tang that wooda had me acting up all zesty and such if I had less self control. With the homie present I reeled it in. Peeled back 20-30 wings, watched a lil' foozball and called that ish a night. Couple Abe Lincolns with modified dumpsters def wanted to extend our night but ain't know foxcatcher so I hit em' with a ka-chow, crop dusted em' and said smell ya later. But really, that gassy dispersion hit em' quick and they were actually smelling me. I took a whiff myself. The lemon pepper did me justice. My rear view imagination had me envisioning them impressed by my odor as I wheeled on out. Big buck running a muck. As a buck I'll keep it one, if you and your broseph are looking to Joseph in a bar/restaurant vibe without the crowd on a Monday night with some real solid wing-on-bone than grab your holster, leave the pistol at home outta laziness/safety and enjoy your time. In this life, time is not infinite. That's it for LB at the LB Saloon, partners. Ka-Chow. You know what comes after that... *sniff*