I have been here many times over the years and always enjoy their creative dish options and…read moreinteresting flavor combinations. The staff is great and there is a lovely bar area in the front. Nice outdoor space in the back during warmer weather. Excellent drinks and a causal yet elevated vibe.

They serve only small bites, so we ended up ordering several dishes, all ofn which wer delicious…read more Our server, I think his name was Sal , was very personable. Service was fast. I would recommend it and go again.

The food was amazing,great environment.Also Jayden was amazing server.will ask for him everytime!!!!read more

I am an out of town guest and recently went with my cousin to the Post Office Cafe. Service was…read morevery good, food was great and I was completely Impressed by the Manager named John who came out and made sure everything was going well. He was friendly, and welcoming. Nice to see this kind of service and I would definitely recommend this establishment.

Great dive; always get a buyback. Pizza, beef patties and pretzels. Pistachio martinis are greatread more

Fantastic musical performances. The owners and staff are amazing a real community group.read more

Joey is such a cool bartender and always has something going on at the bar during his shifts..from…read moreopen mic to karaoke.Beers are cold and the glasses are always clean.Stol in and say hi to my buddy!

So let me tell you about "Someplace Else". This is a bar that accepts credit cards as payment and…read morehad it's own parking lot located in the rear. As you enter, you'll notice that the bar is positioned in the right side of the entrance. They have no beers on tap, but they have plenty of bottled beer, canned beer, hard liquors, and wine in stock. They also have a limited selection of food to pick from, such as Chips, Personal Pizza, Burrito, Corn Dogs, BBQ Rib or Chicken Sandwich, and a Grilled Chicken Sandwich. They offer an ATM, Arcade Game such as Cards, Dart Board, Happy Hour, Multiple TV's, Pool Table, and Touchtunes, with separate restrooms for men and women. There's even a backyard with tables, for those who like to smoke. This place has a fun atmosphere about it and is worth checking out. Thanks to Angela, who was The Bartender today.

My sister and I were in Babylon and decided to try out The Villager. It definitely has the feel of…read morea local bar/restaurant where the staff knows most of the people come in. We wanted to grab a bite for lunch and had Gina as our waitress. She was great in providing insight to some of the more popular dishes along with her favorites. She's worked there a number of years and her warm personality adds to the family atmosphere. We ended up ordering a Reuben sandwich with tater tots and the Big Mick Empanadas. I do enjoy a good empanada, and when Gina explained that this particular empanada was based on the very popular Big Mick burger (which tastes like a big Mac) I decided to give it a try and was not disappointed. It was quite flavorful, and the chef nailed the "special sauce". Gina - my sister and I thoroughly enjoyed our conversation with you after we finished our meal. Thank you for making our lunchtime dining experience so pleasurable.

Their new pretzel sampler was so good and super filling! Giant hot pretzel with mild boneless…read morebuffalo wings, mozzarella sticks, and delicious waffle fries. The Villager blonde ale was also on point and very smooth tasting.

Came back in the service was elevated and got individual burgers and they were delicious!…read more Sometimes I just feel like they crowd out this place too much and stressed out the waste staff! They have really good drink specials and happy hour

Greetings Fellow Yelpers, Not too much to say about this…read morevenue good or bad. I have visited this place in the past when it was Lily Flanagan and am not sure if it changed hands. Food was mediocre at best. I had a shepherds pie price of $29.50 had my friend had a spicy chicken sandwich. The shepherds pie was supposed to come with a free beer due to their special advertisement on the menu. Pick an Irish dish and get a beer. The food was bland lacked any type of vegetable I believe there was one carrot I would not recommend this place for food. It's OK to come out for drinks. It's a large venue two large bars and they do have live entertainment on the weekends. It was a business meeting, so I did not take pictures. There are many on the website. Keep on yelping.

We were looking for a place to eat before going to a concert and decided on The Argyle. I think…read morethis was my second time here because I remembered the watermelon martini so I ordered that again. I loved it! I remember it being in a larger glass years ago but oh well, I ended up ordering 2! Our waiter was extremely nice and personable. The restaurant itself was nice as well but unbelievably loud! Loud music and loud talking because people couldn't hear each other over the music. I started with a mango jicama salad from the specials menu, it was delicious, I definitely recommend it and I hope they still have it if I ever get back that way. I also ordered another appetizer for my dinner, mediterranean flatbread. It was mid. The toppings were good but the bread didn't seem fresh. Not a deterrent for a future visit though. I'll hopefully be back, there are so many interesting things on the menu and i definitely have to try some of the other drinks.

I had a delicious dinner, from appetizer to dessert…read more My server, Holly, assisted me with menu selections and was wonderful and friendly. She treated me like a VIP. The menu is eclectic: everything from Fried Goat Cheese to Spicy Stuffed Rigatoni to Parm Truffle Fries. I ordered the Au Poivre Skewers and Taste of Long Island Oysters as appetizers. For a cocktail, I had an Old Fashioned made with Woodford Reserve. For dessert, I had the Chocolate Dubai Martini. The Au Poivre Sauce was on par with any steakhouse in NYC, the oysters tasted fresh caught, the Old Fashioned was magnificent with Bourbon Cherries, and the Dubai Martini (a dessert, not a cocktail) was rich and chocolatey. The food and drink are a little pricey for what you get, but that is the story with most restaurants these days. The crowd was a little noisy. It was hard to hear what the bartender was saying to sometimes, but that is just me, Gail B., usually having difficulty tuning out the restaurant/bar crowd.

Wanted to go to a place with good apps and non meat . This is essentially a sports bar across the…read morestreet from the train station. The noise volume is fairly loud, if that is an issue for you . The food however was delicious! And we were able to have a variety of vegetarian dishes! My favorite was the perogie appetizer with ford onions and cheese, really great. As were the dried pickles , the GUAC and chips and the tuna tacos. Service was good. There are all high top tables and a few outdoor tables to sit. They didn't exactly have a children's menu but they offered hamburgers, chicken fingers or Mac and cheese.

We went for lunch. They have a 2 course special, appetizer and main fo $19.99. You can add a draft…read morebeer or glass of wine for $5 more. There was a small lunch crowd, about 4 tables total. Service was nice. Food was hot and tasty. Skip the Cuban stuffed pretzels. It was just one pretzel stick cut lengthwise with some cheese sauce down the middle with minced pieces of pickle and ham sprinkled on top. Street parking, one hour free if you can grab one of those spots. Plenty of flavored draft beers and TV screens throughout. All the tables and chairs are high, so if you're short you may need to hop up.

First time here at this dive bar to see The Dan Freedman Project Band play . Although extremely…read moreloud they played great to a packed house ! Everyone enjoying their beers , drinks and music ! The space inside is small but does have a nice long bar , a pool table , an ATM machine and several TVs.

Average long island dive bar. There's a pool table and a few TVs. Bathroom's a lil nasty…read more MAGA/trump stickers hanging around

Prost! Best Spot all year round for: catching a local band, watching sports on a giant screen…read more(tented), celebrating Oktoberfest, and more. This place is the things you'd want in an outdoor Beer garden - casual eats in the Brat Haus and beers on tap. Not to mention the in-house private event space that does have air conditioning. Perfect for parties of 20-700! Says it on the website and I wouldn't have believed it until I saw it myself. This review is for The Hive restaurant specifically since that's where I had my meal. A beautiful bar with a Stein wall with lockers for patrons who wish to store them - you see that just past the host station. The indoor dining room just beyond. We started with the Wurst Sampler Platter. Think bratwurst, knackwurst, krainerwurst, and jalapeno cheddar bratwurst. I had no idea there were so many varieties and it was paired with the best potato salad I've ever had. Authentic and delicious sauerkraut to match. Also ordered the House-Cured Slab bacon, paired with a blackberry gastrique. Excellent choices I must say. For dinner, we just had to try the Schnitzel. Admittingly, it was hard to decide (all were veal options and there was one chicken option)! I chose the Champignon Rahmschnitzel and hubby got the Jager Schnitzel. Both were topped with sauce and mushrooms - but entirely different. The Rahmschitzel was breaded veal and had a white creamy mushroom sauce. So delicious! And the Jager one was pan-seared veal with a demi-glace sauce. Outstanding as expected...I was literally drooling at every plate that passed me by. Topped my meal with some hard cider and I was golden. Stuffed and happy! Plattduetsche Park is so rich in history and they have established roots in the community going back 100+ years (established in 1901). What a fantastic place to be - come for the great cuisine and the culture. No special occasion needed. (Reservations suggested for The Hive restaurant - opens daily starting at 3PM). BTW, the Ompahfest (festival) is on Sept. 20th, 2026. Zum Wohl!

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.