Solid place to drink a beer. Would recommend to grab a drink. They got a dart board toread more

Cute spot in rye with good service, good drinks, and guaranteed good time. The bartenders are…read moreattentive, the atmosphere is good and low key, good beer and mixed drinks which is hard to find.

Food is always good. Service is good a little slower than…read moreusual yesterday. Ambiance is good, not too loud at lunch.

We came on a Thursday night, no reservation necessary. Very nice decor, comfortable vibe. My 92…read moreyear old dad felt that the chairs were a little hard on his boney bottom, but otherwise we were all happy. We went heavy on appetizers; shishito peppers (not for the faint of heart), Pastrami egg rolls (everyone's fave), Crispy artichokes and Hummus (awesome pita! Mom's favorite). The Shrimp & Lobster Mac and cheese was a standout. Loved by all. Chicken Shawarma was fine. Pot of Mussels was very good (not the "moules" you'd find in Brussels, but they stand on their own merits.) Lovely evening.

THE FOOD ----------------…read more+ New England Seafood Chowder - Very good. Came out piping hot and had lots of potato chunks, carrots and fish inside. Only knock is we wish we had more! + Clam Pizza - Personal pie size pizza. Honestly, just the right size. Verrrrry delicious and verrrrry flavorful, BUTTTTT the flavor didn't come from the clams - it came from the over-dominating flavor of the bacon scattered all over the pizza. Not to say that the bacon flavor was bad, but it could have used more clams. + Kids Mac and Cheese - Gooey just the way we, especially our kids, love it. + Grilled Angus Burger - Solid burger. Cooked medium and it was the right shade of pink inside, but the burger was a litttttle dry. It was not dripping juices and oil as I would prefer. Plenty of fries onions on it though. Fries reminded me of the thin McD fries. + Steak Tacos - Just 2 tacos. Would have liked if it was an order of 3. Steak was good though. Guac inside mixed with the steak chunks definitely made it better considering that the steak was well done. THE SERVICE ------------------- + Friendly and courteous waiter. Accommodated our numerous ketchup requests and never forgot anything. + Food came out VERY quickly. - For the Grilled Angus Burger, cheese did not come with it for free, but the waiter asked what cheese I wanted, which misled me to think that cheese came with the order. I ended up adding swiss cheese, which definitely made the burger better, but it was an extra charge. The extra $2 for the cheese was not the issue, but the way that I felt that the waiter misled me was the issue. Instead of asking what cheese I wanted, he should have asked "Would you like cheese with your order?" It's the principle. Feel me? Because of this, had to knock off a star off what would have been a 4-star review. THE SURROUNDINGS -------------------------------- + Private parking lot was in the back. All of the spaces in the front are for the Rye Train Station and paid, so DO NOT park in front of the restaurant if you're here to dine. + SUPER spacious restaurant with 2 levels - 2nd level seems like it is for private parties. 1st level has 3 dining areas PLUS a nice, huge bar area. + Multiple TVs located by the bar. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- + Came by on a random August Friday at 11:45 AM and, as expected, it was pretty quiet at first, but business picked up verybquickly and it became pretty busy by 12:45.

- Large, spacious restaurant with a rustic yet classy vibe; plenty of seating throughout, including…read moretables, booths, and a bar; second-level space for private events, along with outdoor seating in the front - Small, somewhat tight private parking lot located to the left of the restaurant--easy to miss if you're not looking for it - Service was friendly, attentive, and consistent throughout our meal - Food was enjoyable overall: seafood chowder was served piping hot and loaded with generous chunks of fish, potatoes, and carrots--flavor was excellent, although we were surprised it wasn't served with oyster crackers for some added crunch; steak tacos were tasty and well-flavored, but the portion was quite small for an entrée; the clam pie was well prepared with a pleasantly chewy dough--was quite heavy on the bacon, which unfortunately overpowered the clam flavor, but it was still a good pie overall; the grilled angus burger had good flavor and cooked to the requested medium, though it wasn't as juicy as expected--the crispy onions were also more chewy than crispy; kids' mac and cheese was nice and gooey--a solid choice for the kiddos

cute wine bar in rye! busy saturday night, but wine bar was empty. bartender seemed annoyed and was…read morenot happy to be there. we had a quick drink and app. would have stayed, but was not feeling the vibe from the staff.

Delicious eats, vino, drinks, atmosphere, and impeccable bar service from the most genuine and kind…read morehost and owner Anna Maria. This wine bar is where you go to feel like you're at home with family and friends. Great live music too! Always a great time.

We stopped by Roadhouse on a beautiful day and enjoyed the outdoor seating. It's also conveniently…read morelocated about 10 minutes from Playland. We had unsweetened iced teas, and the kids' seltzer came in a kid-sized cup. After ordering, we were served cornbread sticks, which were really good and a hit with my son. Elwood also brought crayons and paper for him, which was a thoughtful touch. We started with the gator nuggets and frickles. The gator nuggets were our favorite appetizer. The frickles were good, but the batter was fairly thick, which made the pickle flavor a little subtle. For my entrée, I had the fried chicken with collard greens and mac and cheese. The chicken was nicely crispy and came with four pieces, though it was a little overcooked for my taste. The collard greens were on the sweet side, and the mac and cheese could have used a bit more flavor. The highlight of our visit was the service. Elwood was friendly, attentive, and struck the perfect balance of checking in without being overbearing. Overall, the food was a bit mixed for us, but the excellent service, family-friendly touches, and pleasant outdoor seating made for an enjoyable experience. We'll be back to try some of the other menu items.

Another fabulous dinner! Had a craving for the great rum punch so I headed over. It was tasty and…read moreperfect as usual. I ordered the chicken combo fajitas and we got a jambalaya. The fajitas are very tasty in a nice tangy sauce. Veggies are al dente and delicious. Jambalaya was very good and memorable. I always enjoy my salad with the homemade poppy dressing. Just delicious! Bartenders and servers are really friendly and nice. Love this place!

Recently stopped by Run & Hide and had an okay experience. Service was fine was just hoping to have…read moremore options for food. The sandwich I had was okay but felt $16 was pretty steep for what I got. They didn't have fries or chips so the meal felt incomplete. Bread wasn't even toasted really which was disappointing. Margs are strong tho! And they have table games like jenga which was nice.

Such a cute and fun spot! I came here for a drink but we ended up getting food and it were…read moredelicious! The service and people working were also so friendly. Such a hidden gem!

My friends and I have this little thing where we take turns picking a restaurant to catch up on…read morelife, eat and laugh. This round, my girl Pat F. picked Antique G., and I was all in. Especially the Rye location! Rye was basically my backyard after living in White Plains for 24 years which is a skip and a hop away. Plus hubs' favorite steakhouse is just a couple streets over. There's parking nearby, but baby... good luck grabbing a spot. You gotta circle several times, keep eyes open and be ready to slide in when somebody pulls out. Antique G., is BIG big. And the vibe is airy with like a lot of boho flair. It's real cute without trying too hard. The indoor dining area is big, there's a patio right by the sidewalk, there's a whole covered patio decked out with these Moroccan-style rugs and gorgeous brass mirrors, plus there's another gravel patio off to the side. We went with the bigger covered patio. The menu has a nice mix of Turkish plates, pescatarian options, plus enough for the vegetarians and carnivores too. I mean... everybody's in good hands. We were. My cocktail was nice, but the appetizers were really where it was at. We shared the meze trio, some spicy+ juicy shrimp and spinach+feta (?) börek rolls. Everything was tasty. Not one bland appetizer hit that table. For main plates, two of us went with omelettes while my other friend got the fish tacos. And because those appetizers had set the bar pretty high, I somehow expected my Farmer's omelette to wow me too. Not totally. I mean, I ate it- but I was expecting fluffy, buttery, moist omelette goodness and it didn't totally give me all that. As much as I love chocolate, we all went for the apricots soaked in syrup and stuffed with clotted cream and walnut to share. Interesting. But I hoped for more syrup. Our server was respectful and didn't rush us- even when we told him to give us some extra time to catch up. Antique G. has good food, really tasty appetizers and nice service. I'd come back.

I found myself at Antique Garage with some of my friends for brunch and to catch up. We usually…read moreeach offer suggestions based on what's in our Yelp bookmarks, and this place seemed to fit the bill best. I had never been here before, so not only was I looking forward to seeing my friends, but also checking out a spot that was new to me - so off we went. Even though Rye is relatively close to me, it's not my stomping grounds so I'm unfamiliar with the lay of the land. Antique Garage is conveniently located right by the Rye Metro North, so there's a decent amount of parking available (depending on the day of course). There are actually two locations - the one here and the original one in SoHo. As suggested by the name, the decor is very ornate - filled with art and mirrors on the walls, chandeliers, and a general over-the-top aesthetic. It works though, and the layout really adds to the feel; in addition to the main indoor dining area, there's a large patio on the side which provides outdoor seating without being completely in the elements. The menu has Turkish influences. We were there for brunch where the menu consisted of a number of apps, a selection of dips, egg dishes, kebabs, and entrees. We decided to start with drinks - I had the Sassy Sapphire which was quite good. To start, we shared apps - the borek, spicy shrimp, and three dips: tirokafteri, tarama, and tzatziki. The borek was good; I had never had it before, but the menu described it s fried dough rolled with cheese so what's not to love. The spicy shrimp was also pretty good - not the plumpest shrimp, but it had a considerable level of heat which I appreciated. The dips were good, albeit not more noteworthy than ones I've had at other spots; it was served with Turkish pide bread which I thought was a unique touch. For my main I decided on something light-ish and went with the feta omelette. The omelette was fine - not the best one I've had so I wouldn't get it again. It came with sides of greens and fries which were good - the fries especially were a standout as they had that nice crispy exterior mmmm. For dessert we went out of our comfort zone and got the apricots - these were described as being dried, soaked in syrup, and stuffed with clotted cream and walnuts. I appreciated these but I don't think they're for me. I thought the syrup was going to be heavier, and they didn't really seem dried - unless they were VERY reconstituted. Service was good - everyone was friendly and food came out at a good pace. Overall, I had a pleasant experience at Antique Garage. The food was good for the most part, the setting was exquisite, and service was solid. This seems to almost be a sceney place (as sceney as you can be in Rye), or at most a place where Westchester moms go for lunch. I personally wouldn't run back here, but wouldn't be against returning for another meal.

Came back home and decided to celebrate a family member's birthday at Rafele. I grew up in Rye, and…read moreI can't remember the last time I actually ate in the Town area aside from Longford's and Sunrise. Our party of 9 was seated in the dining area in the back of the restaurant, where it's a little quieter and more intimate - perfect for our occasion. The area's changed the last 10-15 years or so - small boutique stores replaced by banks and a lot more franchises popping up in the area, but I'm glad that there's something repping the hometown people.

I've been to this location twice. Once for a birthday dinner for a friend and another time for a…read moresolo dinner. I had a fabulous time each time. The schizzetto is what made me come back. It was so delicious! I still think about it often. I am not a fan of watermelon but I found the watermelon arugula salad to be very refreshing. The calamari and shrimp were delicious. I also enjoyed the sausage and beans. I ordered a blood orange margarita both times I've been here and the drinks have been consistent. I also had their chocolate tortino a la mode, which was pretty good. It wasn't overwhelmingly sweet which I appreciated. I definitely will be back for the schizzetto. Looking forward to returning soon!

My friends and I decided to come here on Cinco de Mayo and we are so happy we did! For gluten free…read morefolks: majority of the menu is gluten free! Honestly, you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. I had a virgin mojito to start and then short rib tacos and yuca fries. I can't wait to come back!

I had a great lunch here! Margaritas were on point, and it has a really cool vibe. Theres a really…read morenice party room in the back. We started off with the guacamole and then I had the short rib tacos and my friend got the shrimp tacos. Both were excellent lots of flavor and soft shells. Guacamole was really tangy and delicious and tortilla chips were perfectly salted. Our waiter was outstanding, and everything was just perfect. We will be back soon!

We were hungry so we came here to check out their late night menu…read more Not bad for a late night Irish pub. We ordered the burger, fries and wings. You cant go wrong with that and we were very pleased. I saw they had Mai Tai on the menu and I was presently surprised but they nailed it. It was one of the best Mai Tai I have taste in a long time. This will definitely be my spot for the Mai Tai. Everything was great except for the parking, you can't park on the Street after 1AM so you have to go into a parking lot that is located a couple blocks away. This spot is good for late night or anytime Food and drinks.

I always love when I run across an Irish pub when I am traveling and McShane's didn't disappoint…read more Fun and friendly environment for a happy hour drink! Superb Guinness pour!!