I've been here twice and both times the food was amazing and the service was good. They are a…read morelittle expensive but it's worth it to treat yourself sometimes. I can't drink right now since I'm pregnant, but I love to get a cocktail with my fancy dinner. I asked if they have any non-alcoholic cocktails, and the waiter made me the best freaking virgin mojito that ever existed. It was quite loud last time and the table next to me was really complaining and generally being a nuisance but the staff was handling everything with patience and professionalism.

Wow ! I've been steady here for years ! Great service, Great food, Great mixology at the bar !read more

We stopped in for a cocktail on our walk back to our hotel after dinner. They have a nice menu of…read moretrendy drinks. A few good bourbons and other liquors. They have nice bar seating. The bartenders were busy but got to us in a timely manner. My smoked old fashioned rivaled some the best I've had in my travels. I highly recommend this place if you are in Peekskill.

I went here to meet a friend the place is very cute and cozy. The waitress was very attentive and…read morepolite. We didn't stay there long. We just ate some fries and have drinks, but the atmosphere was good. I will have to go again to see what is really about.

Casual atmosphere, short menu. Always enjoy salads (steak) , and burgers here. Breakfast is…read moreexcellent. Pleasant attentive servers

Stopped by after a hike while waiting for the next train back into nyc. Friendly bartender and…read morequick service. I enjoyed my bourbon bacon jam burger (to go) even though the bun was much bigger than the patty (which is a pet peeve of mine). The fries were delicious! Sat at the bar and enjoyed a cocktail while waiting for my food. I think it was called the aurora borealis. The cocktail I had was light and refreshing (sometimes you need that).

Was passing through the area and wanted a cup of coffee. I had bookmarked this place on Yelp, due…read moreto the great ratings. Located in a downtown area, place is pretty big, with a lot of cool seating. Woman working behind the counter was friendly and worked me through their coffee choices. I went with their house dark roast, they roast their own beans. They also use real mugs for customers that are staying to enjoy the coffee. That really adds to the experience. Coffee was delicious, cafe was a great place to sit and relax. I would gladly return!

This spot is the type of place that you can tell is very central to the town and community. It was…read morepacked - though not overly so - and had a lot of quirky ambiance - local flyers and art. There's some outdoor seating. The flat whites were just right. There were lots of great pastry and baked goods options. Clean bathrooms! Barista was very nice and gave a hello.

Great food. Wings. Brisket. Fries are fresh. Services is great. They made suggestions and they…read morewere right. Thumbs up. Ask for Troy.

Today I stopped off here, got the brisket entree, buffalo wings and italian dry rub wings…read more Brisket: Overcooked, the put on alot of sauce to coverup the overcooked meat. Not tender, it was like sauce on shoe leather. Buffalo wings: sauce was fine, good heat at the xxheat option, but the meat itself was dried out. Nothing to write home about. Dry Rub Italian: This was super boring, it was literally just wings with italian breadcrumbs on dried out meat. Waste of money. Overall: Not coming back.

This is not a sit-down restaurant, but the decor is retro-awesome…read more Every sandwich I've had of theirs is better than the last. My favorites so far (which is every one I have tried) are Chili Crisp Turkey, Das Han's (Ham)Met, Falafeeling This, Blooming Onion Roast Beef and the special (which rotates regularly) - this one is the Brazilian Fried Chicken. The sandwiches are inspired and are magic in a bag. They have a frequent customer punch card, so if you plan to return, keep it handy. Service is outstanding. Remember to leave a tip.

Triple B. I had heard, with my ears and through the grapiest of vines, many good things about Benny…read moreand his Brown Bag. Compliments. Praises. Moans. You name it, all positive. And so when I hear so many hearings of such detail, and read so many readings with such info... it becomes a Yelp Elite's journey... no, destiny... no, civil duty to check in on said rumors. For often, rumors are spread by fools and accepted by idiots. But on a rarity? On a rarity... facts can be misleading while rumors, true or false, are often revealing. I shall carry on, unencumbered and cucumbered. I don't know much about Benny. I saw and felt the brown bag, but didn't get too familiar with it either. And why's that? That's because upon entrance to my vehicle (once a lease now owned, whatever) I smelt what was inside the bag. I kindly asked the bag to cover up the smell, of which it couldn't do. Therefore, I viciously removed the brown bag in one swift swipe. Maybe a rip. Potentially a tear... in order to lay eyes on the prize inside. Situated within a blue checkered wrapping, my nails continued to claw until my bleeding eyes and howler of a nose got what they requested. Sight on the sitch. The Foxchocker, chicken sandwich. I'm a substance guy. I need that chicken on my sandwiches. Famous fried chicken? Don't mind if I dadadadadoooooo. Bacon. Meunster mash cheese, jalapeños, a saucity sauce on a long ciabatta? Listen. I'm an easy guy. Super loose. I don't need much convincing. You say those words to me and my mouth begins to water immediately. You can take me home with that kinda talk. Don't test me. I'm street smart, not book smart... let me cook. So again, just read those ingredients... i knew that if that chicken was marinated right and if that sauce was saucing that we could be in for a mouth concert. A concert of the mouth. The tongue in cheek and teeth in esophagus. The good stuff. And let me tell you. This was GOOD STUFF. Great stuff. Phenom stuff. The chicken was seasoned and marinated to perfection. It was juicy. It was substantial. The sauce was diabolical by nature but caring in the way it caressed my taste buds. The long ciabatta was soft and played wonderfully in sync with the crisp of the crispiest of bacons. The jalapeño provided a necessary kick that was amplified by the monster meunster cheese. Each bite was a new magical moment. I was eating and driving. No mitts on the circular controlling device, Jesus took the wheel and safely got me home. Mamma Mia was this thing good. Batter my shorts and call me tortellini, I was impressed! Nearly put in shock while off-the-clock (Happy MLK Day.) The outside appearance of the de facto deli puts ya to sleep. The courteous and kind staff wakes you up. And this Fox Catcher Sandy makes you feel like you're at a rave. Head banging and tongue tangling, what a time to be alive. Now were the rumors just that, rumors? I say not. I say the Hot Goss out of LB's mouth was that you GOTTTA go here. That delightful of a dive. I'd make the detour once over. I'd travel 30 mins for the Fox Choker. I'm sick of hunting down and choking foxes myself, messy business. I'll leave it to the pros. Brown Bag, maybe one day you'll make it home raveled in your original presence rather than devoured immediately. LB, skillfully peeking in Peekskill - I bid Benny ado (for now.)

I was in Peekskill for a short visit and stopped by the Copperhead Club after a run along the…read moreRiverfront. Instantly, I recognized the chill vibes and the diverse menu. I had the Mushroom Banh Mi with onion rings and it was heavenly. I hope it stays on the menu until my next visit. Thank you for the kind staff that refilled my water bottle!

Great wings. We will see if the rest of the menu holds up in future visits. The beer selection is…read moreway above average with both draught and can selections.