Our server was friendly, kind and easy to talk with. The restaurant looks great and has three…read moreseparate sections: the bar area, dining area, and what looks like a dining hall/party room. We ordered the Forest Ave roast beef sandwich and the fried shrimp appetizer with bang bang sauce. The shrimp had a nice crunch, and the bang bang sauce was good, but its flavor was a bit mild and plain; some garnish like chives can definitely elevate this appetizer further! Our sandwich unfortunately came without the bacon jam and maple bourbon, which meant it was just roast beef double dunked with Gruyère cheese. Unfortunately we didn't realize it until near the end, and although our waitress apologized and brought us a side of the bacon jam, by then we only had a quarter of it left which was a bummer. The roast beef was perfectly cooked and the gravy was rich and deliciously beefy, but the extra Au jus was a bit pricy for how little it was, where it came in the same small plastic sauce container instead of a small bowl/ceramic. I'm sure this doesn't happen often that half the sandwich ingredients were left out, so I guess we were just unlucky we didn't realize sooner, but it nonetheless detracted from our experience and we were charged the full price for the meal. Overall The Point Tavern has a lot of potential of being amazing and serve probably the best roast beef in all of Staten Island; I really wish them the best with their varied roast beef selections! Please give them a try and just check your sandwich before digging into it! Thank you for reading and best of luck! (:

Brennan & Carr, I do believe you have finally met your match. New York City's finest and best Roast…read moreBeef Sandwich may be in Staten Island. What's the secret at the Point Tavern in Staten Island? They keep things simple! This review is based on my visit this past Saturday Evening - 21 June 2025. Bartender Mike is a true Mensch, if that's even possible, in a place like Staten Island, but he was truly a gem and kept the drinks flowing. This is truly a neighborhood watering hole that is frequented by many, including some friendly and beautiful teachers from the local school across the way. You are struck with an immediate vibe of friendliness and happiness, and visitors to the Point Tavern are truly treated like family. My great friend, "Uncle Anthony," and I enjoyed ourselves sitting and relaxing at the bar. There was a wide selection of draft beers on tap, and the mixed drinks were delicious. Confession: I made the "Shlep" to investigate this "Suspicious" Roast Beef Sandwich. My suspicions were confirmed--amazing, Juicy, Tender, and savory. Sandwiches are made to order and tailored to the customer's likely preferences. The kitchen got it right on the first shot and got me my "Kosher" Roast Beef Sandwich. Trust me, its worth the visit. A+

Good Food We have…read moreread of this place a few times and thought to give it a try. Smaller than I had expected. Only a few tables in the dining room, a few high tops in the bar area and a large bar. We chose to eat at the high tops because some locals were at the bar and quite boisterous and we wanted to join in. We enjoyed a bowl of Potato Chowder. Nicely done. We split the Blarney steak sandwich, delicious. Good beers on tap and the service was prompt. Good first experience. Food was good, crowd was having fun, and the place has great lighting. Thanks

I have to bump the rating up! Although I am not a "regular", but when I do go in the wifey and I…read moreare treated like regulars. Bartenders are excellent! A nice assortment of bourbon is right up my alley. Last night we had ribeye quesadillas that were made from high quality steak! So delicious. Live music and a nice back yard make this place a 5-star bar!

We had a wonderful lunch at Tommy's Tavern + Tap! We were pleasantly surprised by the vegan options…read moreavailable. We ordered the Classic Medium Pizza with vegan cheese, roasted red peppers, coal-fired onions, and broccoli, along with the Impossible Burger. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. We also enjoyed the Piña No-Lada and a Black Cherry soda, which were great additions to the meal. A special thank you to our waitress, Ashley. She was friendly, patient, and exceptionally knowledgeable about the vegan menu. Excellent food, excellent service, and a great place for vegans and non-vegans alike. We'll definitely be back!

Thursday -- Draft Beer deals are such a steal!…read more Note that service is quite slow here, we came during the World Cup Mexico vs Korea game. 4/5 Tavern Dip -- they ran out of ciabatta and was served on brioche buns, loved the flavor but bun def spoiled the eating experience. 4.7/5 Pizookie 4/5 Lava Cake

Killmeyer's Old Bavarian Inn is the sole remaining German kitchen on Staten Island, originating in…read morethe 1850s and owned for the past 30 years by the Tirado family. My roots to S.I. don't go back that far, but my grandparents are buried there in an old overgrown Jewish cemetery nearby. The atmosphere is all dark wood and black metal ceilings. The decor approaches medieval. So, if you're into such historicism, just sitting in the dining room or barroom can be quite compelling. It was for me. The food is also very good. Starting with a special flute of Lenderman's Framboise sour beer, we shared the Warsaw Pierogi appetizer (6 large discs filled with smooth mashed potato & cheese mix and covered in translucent sweet onions), and a lunch portion of Jagerschnitzel with Hunter's Sauce (two large pork fillets breaded and pan fried and topped with a delicious brown gravy, sliced lightly fried potatoes, steamed veggies & a sharp steak knife). My companion wanted a German Chocolate Cake dessert, which was an excellent choice to share. Our server was friendly and attentive. We couldn't finish our lunch and I took half to schnitzel home. Walking out, we checked out the beer garden where a few families were gathered on this mid-September Saturday afternoon. Although small, it was a simple attractive backyard with tables and large umbrellas with plenty of trees for shade and breeze. Four point five Stars.

I have been going to Killmeyer's for years. Did take a hiatus and finally went back and glad I…read moredid! The food was absolutely delicious. We started with the pierogis which came out hot and with plenty of onions! Perfectly done. The salad with Gorgonzola cheese, baby spinach, cranberries, pignoli nuts; yummy. Have to comment on the steak which was perfectly cooked medium, with mashed potatoes and veggies on the side. The steak was definitely a must have again! Topped off the dinner with Apple Streudel and vanilla ice cream. Again, delicious! Will definitely be going back soon! Service was great and the staff was very attentive.

Everything was Great! Burgers were terrific…read more People are friendly Very neighborly Great menu

We went to see live music. The ambiance was intimate and warm. The service and quick and friendly.read more

Good burgers, fries are fresh cut and fabulous. Comfortable booths.Good service. Generous portions,…read moreand nice dim lighting. They have a parking lot. Looking forward to going back.

Everyone's food was over cooked except for the English muffin for the burger was not toasted at…read moreall. Fried food was overcooked to the point of burnt. I know they lost their cook. He passed away and he was excellent. But it was a horrible experience. My husband asked to see the manager and they said he wasn't there. He tried calling for several days and every time he was told he was there.

Duffy's is OK. I have only been there once so I am not expert in all of their offerings. I can…read moreonly speak for the hamburger. I know people rave about the burgers so we thought we would give it a try. Like I said, it was just OK. Service was good, wait staff pleasant, and a comfortable place to have lunch. Overall though, I feel I prefer Griff's Place in New Dorp for burgers. It may just be me so do not be discouraged about trying Duffy's yourself.

First time actually coming here. I've heard nothing but good reviews. They were accurate!…read moreDelicious burgers and egg roll. I would highly recommend trying them if your ever in the area.

amazing!! clam pie and a blue moon beer priceless! love this place, have been going there for years!read more

True Score: 4.25 Stars…read more Probably the best bar old school place in Staten Island. Lees Tavern is a bar pizza joint in Staten Island. It's off the beaten path but worth a visit. The pizza was fresh and delicious with a crisp crust. The food is served by the nicest, friendliest people. We visited here on a recommendation from a friend and were very pleased we did. The pizza was delicious (the best we've had on our trip) the atmosphere is warm, and the team are really friendly. It feels like a proper bar with personality unlike much of New York. If you're a tourist getting the Staten Island Ferry to see the Statue of Liberty, rather than getting straight back on, take a break to come here instead, you won't be disappointed. Wait, I need to enhance my earlier comment. This is the best family dive bar on the island. I true classic. A must stop. Thanks

Great pot roast & mashed potatoes Vegetables…read more Extra room Music Great service Price reasonable

Always a good time. Amazing staff- great food & drinks - love the vibe. The BINGO is a blast!!!…read more Everything about this place is cool.

It was an average experience. Fried bar food, mac & cheese and chose to taste some ciders. The…read moreservice was attentive given it was empty on a Sunday afternoon. Music selection wasn't my vibe at all but it wasn't too obnoxious. I didn't mind ordering and paying via app. You are able to adjust the gratuity although I often don't mind if it's automatically included provided the service is good. In this case, the service was pleasant. I would not go out of my way to come back. However, I do recommend it for beer / IPA lovers!

At the time when I first wrote the review that was accurate but the last time I went there which…read morewas quite a long time ago now it was so bad that I'm not going back anymore. Everything has gone downhill. The food went downhill. The prices went up. The service went downhill. The straw that really broke the camels back for me though is that not only do you have to scan a QR code to place your own order and you have to install an app to do so but then when you go to pay the bill in the same app, they add a mandatory gratuity of a minimum of 18%. I'm not paying 18% when it's not even proper table service.