My friends and I had a great time! Great customer service…read moreand clean restrooms. I recommend this place.

Been here a dozen and a half times for parties and a chill day…read more Food/Drink: the food is traditional bowling Alley, food, pizza, chicken fingers, french fries, and the lot. Overall, it is decent food and that's what you expect. Lanes: lanes are relatively taken care of. Some of them have the right amount of oil, and some don't. Balls: The house balls are relatively taken care of and the shoes aren't terrible. I bring my own stuff, but my family has used all those items. Dinning Area: None. Prices: comparable to most other bowling alleys. Went there with my two kids and wife spent $36.03 games no shoes. Parking: Plenty of space, side and back private lots. Bathrooms: Bathrooms were clean and decent in size. Small locker room attached. Atmosphere: overall a little dark, but fun atmosphere. Wintertime is usually more dead, then the spring and summer, although league nights get crazy. Bar: like I said, in my last review, I don't really drink or smoke, but my friends that hang out here for the night really enjoy the atmosphere inside the bar the drinks are pretty cheap as well. Staff/Attendants: been going here for years, and the staff has always been pretty nice and professional. Never really had a problem with any of them and some of my kids friends have grown up to work there. It's more of a local watering hole and cheap fun spot for the locals than anything else. Nice experience! 7/10

There's nothing more empowering than a female owned business. Pool halls are very far and few…read more between. Juliet cafe bar & billiards is a staple in the Vassar community.

The only safe clean and available area to go play a game of pool. Good and brews are always great…read moreand the staff is very nice

This was such a cool place to stumble upon while visiting! My husband loves video games, so we made…read moreit a point to come here after dinner on Saturday night. First, the bartender was so lovely! I don't drink so I was truly impressed with the number of non-alcoholic beverage options available. I initially ordered a non-alcoholic drink, but then I saw the Shark Attack Mocktail and asked if I could switch to that. Thankfully I caught her right before she started making the first drink! The mocktail was sooo cute and actually really tasty! (See photo I included). I loved the theme of it, especially as summertime is officially here. Now let's talk about the arcade part of this place! The machines take quarters, so use the ones you have in your pocket! No quarters? No problem! They have a machine that will give you them, however it only accepts $1 and $5 bills. No cash? Also not a problem! They have an ATM on site. They really did think of everything, here! Most of the games are old skool, such as Pac-Man, Pinball, Dance Dance Revolution, etc. They also have a claw machine, however it's rigged so don't waste your time or quarters on it (which is exactly what I did, hahah!). Pac-Man is two players and my husband and I had a lot of fun with that one! I also LOVED Dance Dance Revolution (located in the far left corner in the back, behind the bar area) and wish I had found it before I wasted most of our quarters. Most of the games take anywhere from $0.50 to $1 to play, so keep that in mind. The patio is very large and much quieter compared to inside. I loved the atmosphere with all the string lights! They also have two little seating areas that are gated (which kind of look like adult playhouses?) which I think would be an awesome spot to chill with your friends + your dog. No fear of your pup running off! Regarding food: they do have a small menu, however it's mostly snack items like mozzarella sticks, a giant pretzel, things to that nature. What's cool, though, is that they offer vegan chicken nuggets!! Not a lot of bars have these, so it's definitely worth noting. 11/10 recommend that you stop in here while visiting Beacon! We absolutely loved it and would come back in a heartbeat!

Happy Valley Arcade Bar is a craft beer bar and classic video arcade that opened in Beacon, New…read moreYork in August 2020. It was founded by husband and wife Johnny Coughlin and Alyssa Follansbee. Coughlin is a cinematographer by trade while Follansbee is a public school art teacher. In 2011, the couple were both living in the Wicker Park area of Chicago. When the Emporium Arcade bar opened in their neighborhood, they both fell in love with the concept of an arcade bar. They later moved to New York City and visited as many arcade bars as they could with the intent to one day open one of their own. By 2018, the couple relocated upstate to Beacon to start a family. It dawned on them that Beacon would be a great location to open a "barcade". The couple didn't just want to open a place for adults to chase the nostalgia of their childhood, but rather a place that the whole family could enjoy. After securing a location on Main Street, and after a short delay from the COVID-19 pandemic, Happy Valley Arcade Bar finally opened to the public. I recently visited Happy Valley with my two sons while we were visiting Beacon. I've loved arcade bars since the first time I visited a Barcade location in 2014. I love sipping on excellent craft beers while enjoying the classic arcade cabinets of my youth. I also appreciate it when arcade bars are family friendly, as both of my sons have also taken an interest in arcade games. We all enjoyed the interior of Happy Valley with all of the crazy colors and spaceship-themed decor on the walls. There was a decent selection of classic arcade cabinets as well as pinball machines, both of which kept my sons occupied for a while. In addition to a nice selection of craft beer on draught, the bar also offers wine, craft cocktails, non-alcoholic options, and various bar bites such as chicken tenders, mozzarella sticks, and mac 'n' cheese bites. There were also plenty of seating options both inside and outside. We had already eaten lunch earlier, but I was definitely in the mood for some tasty brews while I played some games. I first enjoyed a Thin Man Brewery's "Pills Mafia" (German Pilsner) followed by an Old Glenham Brewery's "Weaver's Pale Ale" [on cask]. Both of them were flavorful and refreshing. We ended up staying for over an hour; it was nice bonding time for my sons and me. We will definitely stop in again the next time we're visiting Beacon!

Very rude owners were harassing little kids for riding their bikes in the parking lot. Kids weren't…read morebothering anyone and the place wasn't even open yet. Woman owner was screaming like a lunatic at little kids. Male owner came out trying to fight with them. These heaps of garbage don't deserve your money!

Cool lil dive bar, hidden in the corner, in the cut. Small, filled with great beer, jukebox, & pool…read moretable equipped. Foods been really good, but the WINGS are TOP TIER. Multitude of flavors to choose from & atta great price? Deal. Grab da Guyz and head over for some wings dings and some beer.

Great atmossphere and nice people! Wreent to see a friends band play. We really had a great time.read more

Best bar in town! Great way to meet new friends that are locals and hear live music. During cold…read moremonths there usually is a free food for those that are in need or just want a lil snack. Amazing bartenders that remember your drink orders and make you feel welcomed.

Don't turn around! The food is good and the environment…read morelively! Cece the bar dog is a love!

I came here on a Friday night and it was not enjoyable. We ordered food it was about 7pm. There was…read moreonly 1 bartender for the entire bar and the seating area. She was rude and very quick with everything when trying to order anything but then forgot my drink for almost 30 minutes. The food was mediocre as far as the burger went. The pizza was surprisingly good. I came here about 10nyears ago and wasn't impressed and gave it another shot and I won't be coming back. I know some people love this place but I just didnt get that impression to me. The fried ravioli was good but you can tell ots just quick friend frozen food, which is fine for a bar. Just wasn't my cup of tea

Consistently friendly and comfortable bar. Sean the bartender is very attentive with your orders…read moreand if you're a regular you're definitely going to have your pint getting set up while you make your way to the bar. They have a couple of beer snacks available behind the counter if you feel peckish. A very spacious area that can hold group meetings or get togethers and there is a ping pong table and pool table as well which are both regulation size if you're feeling up to it. There is music playing in the background but you can also request your own through the TouchTunes app. The street parking as well but you should definitely Park in the rear of the buildings.

Bartender was insanely rude, putting hands in our face and cursing at me for trying to order a…read moredrink for 45 minutes. Do not go if you want to have a good night. Multiple occasions been denied and or cursed at for no reason.

Nice spot with a good host and decent food that came out quick…read more I wish there was some sort of throwing tutorial, but we figured it out and was given extra time. Our group had a wide age gap, yet we all enjoyed ourselves.

We had a great time in a Sunday evening: fun axe games, friendly service and a bar/pool if you're…read moreinterested. This place is different than other axe places because they have a variety of games that you can play (similar to bejeweled, tic tac toe, wheel of fortune, uploading a picture of something or someone you want to throw an axe on, etc). It definitely mixes things up from just throwing at a target. You get a quick lesson upfront which was enough since we've done it before (still not great though). They have two different weights in axes. You can choose an hour ($25 pp) or two. We didn't have to reserve in advance but if you do there's a deposit. The place looked very dim from the outside but you can either park in the back or in front of some other stores in the front. There's a pool and video game area in the back but it was inhabited by a group of dudes and seemed a bit dated in there. The main strip is pretty busy with a lot of chain stores and restaurants.