I love all the beers they have, also the buffalo wings, i like to order plain fries always they are…read moregood too.

Unfortunately didn't get to try Clinton Hall because they was closed although the site and google…read moresaid the establishment was open. There were also no signs on the door indicating the restaurant would be closed. Better luck next time I guess.

Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden is a historic, family-friendly beer garden in Astoria, Queens, known…read morefor its expansive outdoor seating, traditional Czech and Slovak cuisine, and a wide selection of beers. It is the last original beer garden remaining in New York City. On a hot summer day, the Beer Garden just off 31st street is the place to come and relax, watch a game or event, or, at other times, attend a civic or social meeting with local elected officials in one of their private rooms or the main auditorium. I was here last July to hang out and hold an outdoor meeting about a local park in Astoria. We had a choice of burgers, mac and cheese, pizza schnotzel, beer-battered onion rings, and various fried foods. However, there is one aspect of going to the Beer Garden that I ABSOLUTELY HATE, and that is bouncers frisking down visitors or asking customers to show an ID. In my opinion, that is a turnoff and unnecessary action taken, for orderly, polite adults, and makes you feel as if you are in a strip club, and thus an invasion of the person's right to privacy. I recommend, yes, but it is best to go when you want to attend a group event.

We LOVE this place! It's got a massive backyard filled with many, many large tables which makes it…read morethe perfect spot for hanging out with large groups of friends. They host silent discos here often, which is super cool! It costs just $15 per person, which is a great price. If you haven't attended a silent disco yet, you'll definitely want to add it to your list!! Basically, there are multiple DJs (typically 3 different ones here) that each play a different genre of music. Each person participating gets a set of headphones with 3 different channels - one set to each of the DJs. Additionally, each channel makes the headphones light up a different color. For example, DJ #1 is blue, DJ #2 is red and DJ #3 is green. This lets you see who else is tuning into the same DJ channel as you. It's soooo fun!! Silent Disco nights are also perfect for large groups of friends where some want to go dance and others just want to sit and talk. Because the music is only being played through the headphones, it makes for a relatively peaceful atmosphere for those NOT wanting to deal with loud music. A win-win for everyone! It's pretty empty on weeknights, but can get really packed on the weekends so just be mindful of that! Pro Tip: don't stand in the massive line outside to get a beer - head inside and get it from the bar. One Friday night when we were here, we saw an insanely long line outside, so we walked inside to find ONE other person ordering from the two bartenders indoors. We had no wait time while everyone else outside stood there for quite awhile.

Broken Bow Brewery is one of the few breweries that I still have bookmarked for the state of New…read moreYork that isn't in New York City itself. So with that in mind I feel a certain sense of accomplishment by checking this particular brewery off of my list. The beer that Steve and I had and enjoyed was the Broken Auger Lager. A very appropriate beer as the weather heads in it's steadily warming state for this time of year. But in actuality lagers are good anytime of the year for us. Flavor features with this particular beer are a naturally sweet flavor along with a bit of sour with a clean aftertaste. The beer is light bodied and smooth which is an extra plus!

Large space with tons of special events all the time. We strolled in for a beer and a craft fair…read morewas taking place inside and out. The beer is adequate. Lots of children. Bar is quick.

Love this place Great food. Great Beer. Great service. The best bar in Yonkers IMHO…read more Try it. You won't be disappointed.

Skip the nachos. Mine were served in a bowl (weird). The cheese was movie theater nacho cheese. The…read moregrilled chicken and guacamole were good. The Main Street margarita was undrinkable. I cut it with water because it cost $14. Partner got fish and chips. Fries were good. I didn't try the fish but he said it was good.

First time going -- and it was a perfect day to boot. I loved the concept -- and the space.read more

I got a chance to try out this place for the first time this weekend and it was so much fun! Joel…read moreCorry was playing and he definitely got the crowd moving. They were quick with checking in, so no long line to enter. They had different drink and food options. I didn't try them since we already did all that beforehand. The line to the bathroom was a bit long and blending into the dance floor but it did move fast. Loved that it was 21+. Everyone had space to dance. Luckily no pushing or shoving. Will definitely return back to check out other events!

Am I the only one that's realized Happy Hour is slowly becoming a thing of the past?!…read more In a quest to stay local and enjoy HH I found Bricks & Hops. My friends and I went on a Thursday evening at 6pm. Perfect timing! Zero wait time and were immediately greeted and seated. We decided to order a bunch of apps including fried calamari, empanadas, Wings (honey siracha & pineapple teriyaki), sweet potatoes fries & nachos. EVERYTHING was good. I would order it all again without hesitation. Full of flavor and not salty. During HH their margaritas are $7 until 8pm. I went with the Mango first then following up with the Tamarind. Neither drink was lacking alcohol. They are strongggggggg and tasty. Bricks & Hops is a complete vibe with an amazing backyard & great music. Definitely returning!

Ordered the fish and chips and it was not at all what I expected or wanted. It wasn't bad, the fish…read morewas fresh and light but coated with coconut shreds. Whoever thought this was an okay substitute for traditional fish and chips... its not. It was very sweet, like cake and didn't even taste right with tartar sauce ( which was 95% mayo / most likely store bought ). I decided to eat the fish with ketchup to make it taste a bit more savory. The fries were basic, unsalted but seemingly freshly cut. There definitely needs to be a description of the fish and chips. I wouldn't have ordered it otherwise. I could've been allergic to coconut.

I have been here several times now for parties, the outdoor beer garden and for the first time for…read moredinner. The beer is always good and food was delicious. Its a great place to hang out in the summer or throw a party in there event space.

Mother's Day in the Beer Hall-…read more We were seated at a long and narrow table (not the ones that are usually in the beer hall) next to the service door. We were shoulder to shoulder to each other. I had to straddle a table leg because of the way the table was set up. I could not get my chair under the table. There was barely any room for our plates and glasses. Even though it was a Mother's Day event, there was not a kids' menu- which makes no sense bc you know kids will be at this event! Two of our dishes had to be sent back because they were cold. It's nice that they hire the local kids and the service was good. Overall, just a bad experience. I do not think we will come back for a special holiday again.

Snack & Beverage In The Books Before The Broadway Show!…read more Great Service & Hospitality! Cereal Killer Out!

We go to this event every year and have a great time. But this year was disappointing. Beer…read morestations ran out of beer by 930pm. Last call was suppose to be 1045pm. Furthermore , I saw some of the beer vendors that said they ran out of beer taking cases of beer home.

We had a great night at the Bronx Zoo for their annual Brew at the Zoo…read more The zoo is a large outdoor venue for a this fun summer festival event with all the right touches needed to pull this off. There are many large open areas where food trucks and beer vendors from near and far can setup. There were several live bands playing in different areas as well as a DJ and dance area near the carousel (which was operational.) Each guest got a small 2 or 3 oz plastic beer mug and these were refilled by the many beer companies setup everywhere in the zoo. Each vendor had at least 2 types to try. Many IPA's some pilsners, some fruity beers and lighter ones as well. The food trucks varied from a polish kielbasa and pierogi truck to an Arthur ave pizza van with pizza oven, several hot dog trucks, burger trucks, seafood etc... the food we had was all great. We had a great time at the karaoke bar area with a live band playing songs and members of the crowd with lots of brew inspired enthusiasm signing lead on these songs. There were certainly thousands of people at this event last night but we never felt we were in a large crowd as everything was so spread out throughout the zoo. The beer and food lines moved pretty quickly. The beer was obviously paid for by the admission ticket and the food was reasonably priced. There were many clean bathrooms and port a potties so no lines again. This was a fantastic summer party and one we will enjoy returning to next year. The zoo did a great job with all the logistics.