Best dive bar in Geneva, if they know you. I am going to be honest, when I first started coming…read morehere no one would talk to me besides the bartender. I felt unwelcome until I realized they all either work together or grew up together. This is a sausage factory folks, all men, but it works. I will give props to Jud and one of the owners, Gags. Jud makes a mean drink. Cash only, not a college crowd, and rowdy at night. Fun.

Classic American pub. A true neighborhood bar in old Geneva. Loved the firefighter and sports…read moredecor. If you miss the pubs of old, be sure to stop into Gallagher's for a drink and an Irish smile!

We stopped in on a Sunday evening for dinner and drinks. All of the staff were friendly and…read moreattentive. We got a table right away, as well as our drinks. The place was clean and sports bar decorated. The cocktails were tasty and my Cubano was very good as well, although a little skimpy on the meat. The french fries were perfectly seasoned and cooked. My friends chicken, broccoli, & mushroom alfredo was good too. If I'm in the area, I'll stop back again. There is a large menu to try out. My only surprise was the credit card fee on the check. I didn't see any notices on the menu, or otherwise, that there was this fee. It was 2.5%, not a lot, but it wasn't expected.

Stayed in Geneva NY to do wine tasting. Went here the first day for dinner. I ordered Big Jim's…read moreSpicy Chili, and the wife got the French Onion Soup, and we shared the Fried Bologna. The Chili was not spicy nor any flavor whatsoever. The wife said the same for the Frech Onio soup. The description of the Fired Bologna is sauteed with garlic, hot peppers and red wine vinegar. Way more vinegar then needed, it was swimming in the vinegar which completely overpowers the dish.

I loved this bar when I drove by. I had to stop and I'm glad I did. It has a neighborhood bar…read morevibe and it has a college town vibe. The bartender was great and the beers were good. I don't think they serve food. One thing you may want to know, there is one bathroom with one toilet on the first floor. There were a lot of people. So I did have to wait quite a bit to go to the bathroom. That's the only draw back. Otherwise. Come have a beer at Gibby's!

Absolutely love this little bar on the lake when I come to town. Couple beers and the fire tables…read moreout front is a great evening. The owner and bar tenders are really nice guys. Will always come back when I'm in town.

The fall creek house is a nice little bar/ restaurant located adjacent to the Ithaca falls. It has…read morea Fun mix of both local and college cliental. I stopped by last night and was expecting a quit night however the place was near capacity with live music, a birthday party and televised Cornell hockey game and Olympic coverage. Drinks were great and the bartenders weee cute and on top of their game. A buzz of wonderful conversation and a top notch grilled chicken sandwich. Recommend.

Googled " bars near me" and this was the closest. Upon arrival I was a bit apprehensive but once I…read moremet the patrons, Tom in particular, my angst was subdued. He was friendly and as well as the staff. I only had 2 drinks and water for my family but the experience was very enjoyable and the conversation was pleasant. I have nothing but love for this place. Friendly staff. Great vibes and good patrons. Y'all made this Mississippian feel welcomed. I highly recommend and appreciate.

Great food! Nice place to relax and have a meal or a drink. Upstairs there is more seating for…read moreintimate 2-4 setting tables or a small banquet. The food is always delicious and the restaurant is old world handsome. A comfortable place for a quick meal or to linger over drinks.

We drove over an hour to try them out. I don't know if it was an off night or what, but service…read morewas very slow, everything was extremely salty, my beef tips were extremely tough with no flavor other than salty, an older waitress and older bartender spent over 20 minutes gossiping about some Drew and another waitress while beers sat empty, not very welcoming feeling or comfortable listening to ranting, and everything was over priced. There was a young thin bartender girl that was very friendly and actually waited on people, but my cherry lime smash drink from her being off was either her being new with no one to help her or the bar's recipe being pretty bad. The beer selection, ranch, and fries were good. The moose track burger was okay, but bland and salty. We're in no rush to drive over an hour again and waste over an hour sitting and spend around $100 again on such a so so underwhelming experience. I'm sure it's better just for drinking with different staff.

We made reservations for dinner and it was very easy online. We wanted to go right after our…read morematinee was over at the Landmark theatre so our reservation was for 5. It was a perfect time for a Saturday night....not too busy when we arrived but it was getting full by the time we left. We were on the dining room side and it's quieter than the bar side, which was nice for our dinner. The bar side is so much fun and they have music sometimes. Our server was busy....the outside tables make for lots of running around, but our service was very good. My friend had the Espresso Martini and said it was excellent.... good flavor and nice and creamy. She also really enjoyed her beet salad with a grilled shrimp "add-on". She asked for the oranges to be left off, (she has an allergy) , our server made a note for the kitchen and the salad came out perfect. I ordered the Irish Meatloaf which is made with lamb and beef, it came with potatoes, vegetables a delicious creamy cabbage sauce and brown bread with butter. We were too full to order dessert this time but next time we're going to try the Bailey's Cheesecake!

I'm always trepidatious about places that have been on Diners and Drive Ins. Didn't help that the…read morehostess who directed us to our table made fun of me for asking about Wi-Fi, and then patted me on the shoulder to say it's okay. Touching your customers is not okay. Live singing was nice (we sat in the back and that was the right volume). Food took awhile to come out. I selected Irish breakfast, while my friends got sandwiches. White pudding: saltier than Ireland. Otherwise reasonable, but definitely wouldn't pass muster across the sea. My friend's champ (mashed potatoes) looked promising, but turned out to be pretty bland. His wife liked the brisket, but the sandwich wasn't served on bread remotely Irish. Ratings: 4 for ambiance, 2 for food, 3.5 for service minus 1 star for the inappropriate hostess. And then she came back and did it again. "Were you on Wi-Fi the whole time?" And slapped me on the shoulder. The manager Alexis was very nice and apologetic about it, but even the beer omitted from the receipt doesn't change the quality of my experience. Sorry. Do not go here.

Nice warm evening to head up to Tipperary Hill enjoying some of the fun and festivities and grab a…read morebite to eat at the authentic Coleman's pub. After a evening of shopping, it was time to wind down so considering the options we chose Coleman's. Place was packed as always. The band was setting up to start to play in an hour. We got a table out back. Hankering for a shepherds pie that is one of the premier meals here. But before that we got ourselves, some spinach and artichoke dip. I haven't had this in what feels like decades. It was pretty darn good. Plenty of chips and plenty of dip. So much so, that I brought the leftovers home. So both of us did go with the shepherds pie. Both of us really enjoyed it. It came out, piping hot, with the mashed potatoes on top, covering up the beef, sauce, peas, onions, and whatever else they put in this thing! A drink to top off the evening.

Because it is nice if you want more of a Harte meal or like home cooking but you don't want to cook…read moreor if you like to eat locally/support local businesses that is a great one to support food has always been consistent

Checked out this pub during a St Patrick's day pub crawl. It's on the corner of email st in…read moreWebster, the old Barry's! We knew it would be pretty busy but surprisingly we were able to grab the corner chairs by the windows with a great view of the entire bar and outside. I enjoyed some lovely Harp beer on draft! Ice cold severed to perfection. Wanted to try their food items, it was a special menu today.. so I'll be back to try some items... photos of the calms casino and Guinness stout French onion soup look absolutely amazing.

Great Food, Creative Special Menu items and of course cold beer (cocktails as well)…read more This place is great. It's small so there is limited seating in the winter as the outside area is closed. But the size of the pub is definitely part of the ambiance that makes it so special. The management and staff are doing an excellent job!

We were spending the night up the road coming back home and decided to stop in and I'm glad we did…read more Food was good. Atmosphere was great. Joe was behind the bar and his service was exceptional. Would definitely go back if I was in the area.

Curtis the Chef is amazing. The corned beef on St Patty's Day was the best ever. The Beef on Weck…read morelast week was equally amazing and today the Rueben set a high bar for any other Rueben. Joe was amazing serving us. Sad I can only give 5 stars. They deserve much more. You are guaranteed a tremendous meal with awesome service.

Came for dinner because we were walking around the Commons on a Friday night. They were busy so…read morethere was a bit of a wait as the single hostess was guiding groups to their tables. We sat in an inside booth but it was very sunny and there were no shades on the window so our friend had to wear his sunglasses at the table. They have a mix of limited local beers, and other craft and domestic beers on tap but they don't make their own beer here. Food was good, I shared the shroomin pizza with a friend.

We stopped for a couple of refreshing sours on a summer evening…read more Meier's Creek Berry Man has prominent dark fruit flavors of goldenberry, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, blackberry, led by huckleberry. Huckleberry is a more-tart relative of the blueberry, and is notoriously difficult to farm. There was so much fruit here that we couldn't really say it was the dominant flavor. Quite nice. Nice red hue, too. Wait ... "Berry Man"-ilow? Not sure of the intended implications. It seems to get sweeter as it warms up. I still don't get the name. Wachusett Blueberry Ale was a less-tart and more malty brew. This to us was more beer that fruit-punch. So one of liked the first, and the other liked this. There were maybe a dozen more drafts to choose from. The bar was pleasant, bright, and relaxing.