I met some friends here and I was pleasantly surprised. The food was very good and the service was…read moresecond to none. It has a really nice atmosphere that was comfortable, clean and welcoming. Definitely will go back.

Montville, NJ - a packed restaurant full of locals at dinner hour is always a promising sign, and…read morewe rolled in on a Thursday evening around 7 to find ourselves miraculously sliding into the last two parking spots AND the only open table, woot! [Blowing on my nails.] The menu is a mix of American comfort food and gastropub classics, but with flair, and has a bit of everything to satisfy different palates. Our eyes were probably bigger than our stomachs as we ordered 2 apps, 2 entrees, and 2 cocktails, and it was an enormous amount of food. The portions are definitely what you'd call hearty, and everything was very tasty. Thursdays are all day happy hour so we picked the fried calamari appetizer at the HH price (still a full and generous plate and didn't seem like a downsized version) which were tender and well-battered, as well as the hot honey wings which were meaty and substantial. The short rib parpadelle with housemade pasta and a perfectly medium-rare, well seasoned hanger steak with truffle fries completed our satisfying and belly-stuffing meal. The cocktails are serious as well - the presence of a drink with egg white is my personal litmus test for a bar that knows what it's doing, so the Thyme to Bloom special had my name on it. I'm salivating just looking at photos of dishes I didn't order, and am already plotting my return!

Superrrr cute pub near Chelsea! Service was good, ambiance was amazing, but it was too warm for a…read morehot day. Kinda wish they closed the windows so the ac would be contained. Beer choices were great and the beer was served cold. Loved the IPA I got.

A great new craft beer outpost on 14th St. They're on Untappd, with 20 taps and a standard variety…read moreof regional brews. Half pours run around $6-7, full pours around $11-12. The happy hour included $2 off select drafts, and they don't skimp on the options. It's spacious, and the bar hardware is fresh. There's a really big fridge wall of cans. The bartender was nice and attentive during my off-hour visit. I'd be happy to return.

First time visiting and i can't stop thinking about it. Took a seat at the bar to watch the…read moreplayoffs. Decent wine and beer selection. The star here is the food. Butter chicken on naan the size of tacos were my favorite. Warm pretzels were well seasoned with a side of beer cheese. Attentive Staff large diningroom plenty of parking

Good local watering hole. Good service at the bar and at the table as well. The vibe is not quite…read moredive bar, but it's not quite super restaurant-y either. Maybe best described as a bar with a dining room in back. Locals stop in for a beer and a shot after work, and families come here for dinner or gatherings too. It's a safe bet if you want a really good burger, the mushroom burger was surprisingly delicious. I asked for medium and it was not at all over-cooked, something even fancy burger places can sometimes struggle with. No photo because I was on a first date!

I visited BierWax for an impromptu happy hour with friends. On such a cool evening, the covering…read moreover the outdoor seating area was appreciated. Since I was not planning to indulge too much, I opted to sip on a cider. It was my second time here, the first time being on a Sunday when there was a DJ, and that was a great time too. BierWax may just become my new watering hole.

I ended up here because of an instagram video about the owner. This is a Black owned business,…read morewhich is that much more important when it comes to support. Very moody, low lit place with a huge collection of vinyl along the bar wall. I had the Allison Road, made with gin, dry vermouth, apricot liqueur, and orange bitters, described as "A smooth and aromatic gin cocktail that walks the line between floral and fruity." I also had the Junmai Spritz, recommended by the bartender, made with umami/saki, strawberry, ginger, and seltzer. Described as, "Crisp and refreshing, with subtle umami from sake, bright strawberry fruit, and hint of ginger spice." They also have drinks featuring rye, whiskey, rum, mezcal. Flavors of jalapeño, honey, orange, vanilla and chocolate. They have a HUGE beer list. Most of the menu is Japanese inspired. The bartender was kind, attentive, and very laid back. Other than a couple patrons here and there, I was the only person in there on a Wednesday afternoon. They say it gets busier on weekends. They also have a DJ on weekends, usually playing R&B and hiphop. They played mostly jazz when I was in, and it was very relaxing. I came in for the vibes, but this would be great for a workspace as well.

Had a great time here. I didn't know they had a second location in LIC. Its really cozy but I…read morewouldn't recommend a group unless you go in the back. Don't go on a cold night. Make this a second or last stop before you go home. The sourdough pretzels were really good, definitely worth the $6.50. The guac and chip didnt have enough salt, felt like there was no love put into that. The service was on point tho, very attuned with thier customers. I appreciate they are ADA compliant. The seats are kinda awkward and circular, wasn't a fan. When you pull them out to sit you have to make sure you don't drop the seat. Other than that had a great time with good company. They have charging ports under the bar.

Today I visited the second location of the greats of craft in long island city this one was…read morelocated near the Waters edge and the service was fantastic. The service was fast the bartenders were friendly and honestly it was. One to the best location I've been to near the waters edge. The location was clean beautiful heated and the food was also pretty good we had sour dough pretzels avocado with tortilla chips. The ambiance was cool chilled relaxed had a great conversation with one of the bartenders about tattoos so I definitely and highly recommend if you live near the waters edge or your visiting I highly recommend. So please if you are near go and check it out you will not regret it they don't have many beer chooses compared to the lic warehouse of the greats and crafts but the options they have are pretty damn goood

I've been here a couple times. Bartenders are friendly, patient, and helpful. We even got to order…read morepizza and it was pretty damn good... ambiance is tiny and cozy. Great place to hear live music

Good dive bar tucked away in a nice neighborhood. Good selection of beers, and a New York Rangers…read moresign greets you when you walk in the door. The bartenders are nice and so are the regulars. I saw that they had some food options, and the pizza that the people next to us looked like a decent representation of a bar pie. They also have pinball. Can't be mad at pinball.

Beer Culture has usurped Blind Tiger for me as my beer bar of choice in Manhattan! They have a…read moretight draft selection that rotates pretty often, and a pretty good can collection in the fridge. The staff have always been friendly and extremely knowledgeable; it is really handy when you can say you live in San Francisco, what do you have that I can only get out here? You can tell it is a good place in Hell's Kitchen/Times Square when stage hands and actors actually come by after (definitely not between) their shows. They also have whiskeys available here as a sidecar; definitely do not try and order any other liquors, the back of their staff shirt makes that clear. For food, I've only ever had the cheese curds because I obviously have a problem and can't get them at many places in SF. The portions are large and the prices reasonable. My only feedback to them is maybe offer some large format bottle pours on busy nights so people can try some of the more obscure options.

There is beer. There is whisky…read more There are some small pub bites. That is it. ...and it is perfect! Came here to get away from the faux feeling of midtown glitz. Got a nice dose of dive bar and it was exactly what I was looking for. The place is small, it is loud, there is a good selection of beers on tap and some more on bottles/cans from the fridge. Bartenders are just the right amount of "if you're not a regular you're fine but you're not special" and chatty friendly. What you'd expect from a hole in the wall with decently cheap beer (compared to just a block or two over).

A small spot with a large selection of draft beer. The beer was good and fresh and I liked the vast…read morevariety. The only downside of this place is that it's small and kind of dead energy wise. Maybe during sporting events there is more life, but it doesn't give hangout vibes like other places do (like Tap Beer). With that being said, the service is super friendly and I'd go back if I was in the area.

Popped into beer land to grab a beer to go. They have a funky filling system so you've got to pick…read moreup one of their one or two liter bottles for a fill. They have about three dozen options on tap. I decided to go with Allagash White. Lots of German and Eastern European options. The tap system is also organized by style to help out with selection. Service was quick and helpful. I already had my moms on something but the associate was very knowledge able and was ready to make an informed recommendation.

On a day visit to Sea Cliff, we were delighted to come across Campground Craft Beer Market…read more The down stairs is a very European style, open space with a cozy lounge area near the sunny window and a community table into the room. There was a cool sign that reset every now and then as a train station would, with different messages & details. Upstairs, you'll find another very European style cafe with open sides that are ground level with ample space for gatherings and I am sure, even music. On this day, there was to be an Oktoberfest, but we were a few hours early and did not return to see how it was, but I bet it was a nice event. Nice coffee menu, interesting and unique signature drinks..one of which was a Shakerato..get this Espresso, condensed milk, saline, orange shaken and poured over ice. it was so delicate and well made, the subtle hint of orange and a gentle sweetness. There is a small menu, and some baked goods. A place like this in such a beautiful setting makes me want to leave closer, but thankful this is only a reasonable car ride away. Between Still Partners and The Onion Tree, there is certainly reason to return again soon.

This what exactly what SeaCliff needed , another layer to its beautiful tapestry , an amazing…read moreselection of beer and coffee in a very comfortable layed backed atmosphere, friendly service with a smile in a chill setting, They have a back room thats great for parties , with old school video games and ample seating, call to reserve this space for you next celebration. Next time youre in the area, stop in for a beverage and enjoy the beautiful village of Sea Cliff !

We were at another tavern that closed and we wanted a place with food so a friend of us suggested…read morethe beer garden. I was unaware that it's open from 6:30 AM to 4 AM every day with full food holy crap what a great option we walked in and they had karaoke and like a Spanish Irish flag Alice the owner is Irish and her children. I have Mexican. What a great combination totally inclusive for this place parking on the street so that's a little tough I had the fish and chips and they're hot chocolate so good the bartender Val was very nice as well and he was quick to get her food order in and very nice if you bilingual speak only Spanish or speak on English this is a place for you a little team I believe on the weekdays so I'm gonna check it out that day because there was a lot of music going on!

Came here with my dad for lunch. I had high expectations coming here. Ordered two cheeseburgers…read more However at 11:30 am they only had one bun left. So I ordered the fish and chips. My father thought the burger and fries were good. I did enjoyed the fries a lot. However, the fish and chips is the greasiest, wet fried fish I ever saw. Really unappealing look. I tried to eat the fish which was very soft but dripping wet. Complained about it snd got it taken off. I would try a different dish and strongly urge you to pass the fish and chips. Zoom in on the plate and look at the pond of oil.