The sleaziest swillhole in Yonkers, even for a dive bar. The…read morebartenders tend to be generous with the free drinks, but this is where the trashiest dregs of society hang out, especially in the later hours. Don't come here unless you like being surrounded by creepy regulars and hardcore alcoholics. They also have only one beer on tap - Budweiser. The rest of the beer which they have in bottles is mostly your standard BudMillerCoors pisswater (no decent imports or microbrews here). This bar is dingy and kept in poor repair, and looks like nothing inside has ever been fixed or improved since the 1970's.

If Ponce Deleon found the fountain of youth I found the pool of old .... Place has got so much…read morepotential but seems to cater to people in Social Security ads. Please change things up - bartender very nice but change the "old fashioned " ways - maybe think about a "western/cowbiy" theme one night with country music ... place is perfect for that type of entertainment. Nice space - plenty parking but get some life into the place. Saturday night at the senior center has more excitement. I'll try again but I have to look in windows first to make sure it's not a gray festival.

a cool irish pub thats also a sports bar as the many tvs has soccer , baseball, basketball,…read morefootball games playing . nice big bar area and table sections for non bar counter folks. standard pub food along with some irish dishes as well. crowd is mellow and upbeat as most folks seem to know each other including the bartenders and servers. had some wings and fries , diet coke , had my corner table to myself while my cuzs anchored at the bar area . this is what a typical irish bar looks and sounds like and its just what i needed on a saturday night. good wings i must say and server also made sure my diet coke was always filled when needed. got to give 4.stars on my yelp meter .

This place may look like your typical dive bar and restaurant, but credit where it's due--the…read morekitchen seriously delivers. While the menu includes the usual bar staples like burgers, sandwiches, salads, and beers, the quality is anything but typical. On top of that, they serve full entrées that could rival some of the so-called "higher-end" spots in the area--at much more reasonable prices. I've eaten here several times, and I was actually surprised to realize I hadn't written a review yet. There were three of us in for an early dinner today. Our waiter was friendly, and even though it's very much a neighborhood hangout, it's welcoming to newcomers--lots of smiles and a very warm, relaxed atmosphere. Now, onto the food: one of the specials was buffalo chicken empanadas--six in an order. The dough was flaky, and the filling had a good kick without being overly spicy, which I appreciated. They came with a blue cheese dressing that paired perfectly. I ordered the chicken cordon bleu, which came with mixed vegetables and mashed potatoes by default, but I swapped in potato salad--and I'm glad I did. The chicken was well-prepared, topped with a flavorful marsala sauce, and stuffed with ham and Swiss cheese. The potato salad was clearly homemade and really tasty, and the vegetables--broccoli and two kinds of zucchini--tasted like they'd been fire-roasted. So good. Mom ordered the Balboa wedge, which was generously packed with meat, and the chicken cutlet wrap with lettuce and tomato--another fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned dish. All sandwiches are offered as a wrap, Panini or a wedge. All of us ended up ordering the potato salad--it's made in-house and truly delicious. I ended up taking home a pasta dish with sausage, garlic, and oil for my husband, and he absolutely loved it.

I have been here several times over the years and the food is tasty and the drinks are good. A…read moregreat place to meet friends, relax, and have a drink. They have bands sometimes and that is fun!

So cool to see one of the oldest bar in the area. I got to see a picture of what it looked liked…read morebefore. The bar is more of a mature crowd and I believe it states that you must be 25 years or older. The place is spacious for groups. I ended it just sticking to beer and the bartender kept checking in to made sure that my beer was never empty. The drinks /prices were reasonable. They also had tv screens game to show the sports games. They also have a pool table inside and various framed artworks. I had a great time with friends.

Amazing bar. Ambience is killer. Amazing bartender. Just wish I took out more cash. Cash only…read more Guinness, a Manhattan and a Lagunitas.

It was my first time being there in more than 15 yrs. I will say many good things about this place…read more When my friend, Deb, and I walked in we were welcomed by Michael. You can tell it's a "local place" but I felt like the locals welcomed my friend and I, "the newcomers". Here's the most important thing, the food was excellent and the prices are amazing!!! The breakfast pizza was so good and so big! I ate a piece and a half and brought the rest home to my husband. He immediately ate another piece and a half. When you are looking for a place that has EXCELLENT food, good prices AND a very comfortable feel, check out Tuck'd Away Bar & Grill!!

I went on Sunday for lunch. I enjoyed the atmosphere, all thebtvs had sports on and it was an…read moreadult crowd. I ordered wings, mozarella cheese and had a grill chicken wrap with broccoli rabe and peppers. I also tried the mac and cheese. The food portion was large and everything was good except the mac and cheese. The mac and cheese was very milky and had no flavor. I will be coming back again to try other items on the menu.

Archie Bunker would feel at home in this place. Upon arrival I was greeted with menacing stares…read morefrom the "regulars". They tend to cluster at the end of the bar waiting for someone to walk in to leer at. After you find a seat they continue to stare, as if trying to figure out if you're a college kid, new local or cop. The bar itself is small and set up in such a way that you are forced to sit with you're back to these "regulars". This only adds to the general discomfort of the place. Nothing much to do but get wasted, so, I did just that. The night started to get interesting around 11 when some females actually entered. To my relief the regulars then set there attention on them. More and more people arrived. They all appeared to be from Sarah Lawrence College. The guys looked like girls and the girls like guys. The regulars appeared oblivious to the fact that these females wanted nothing to do with them. Watching a guy with a thick Irish accent buy drinks for an obvious lesbian who couldn't understand a word he said made the visit worth my while. The place turned into an absolute freak show. Irish construction workers and trans-gender college kids dancing the night away. I left around 1 with the bizarro party in full swing. Other remarks: The bartender was an irish guy named Joe. He seemed okay at first but, was very nosey. He continued prying for personal info, and I just didn't trust him for some reason. Then again he may have been happy to see a new face, however, I would have preferred to be left alone.

Since the Spinning Wheel disgraced the Sarah Lawrence community and became the Palmer Lounge, The…read moreMalt House has been the students' bar of choice to get wasted in on Thursday nights. It is Irish owned and features an assortment of creepy Irish regulars that like to hit on unsuspecting Sarah Lawrence girls (my favorite pick up line is when some guy told my lesbian friend "But, I have a vagina"). This can get overwhelming on a night when there aren't a lot of students around. For a student, it can be a place to get congenially soused, talk, and play darts or pool with their friends on a packed Thursday night or they can feel like they are surrounded by random acquaintances they know in various ways that don't always mix, standing around and hardly able to make small talk because of the loud music. In other words, I find it extremely awkward unless I'm drunk and then ambiance no longer matters. Other remarks: Joe the bartender is well known and I am unsure whether he is a nice barroom psychologist or a manipulative bastard. The bar has begun to ID so there are mostly upperclassmen. The drink of choice is the Bailey's Irish Car Bomb.

I've been to this bar a few times but recently came here last week and had a great experience. What…read moreI like about this bar is that it is very spacious, and has a nice pool table. I uploaded a picture of the tables which include booths which I like as well because if you have a big group this is a great space to accommodate. The last time I came here it was cash only and I happen to have cash on me last week when we came, so I'm not sure if it is 100% still cash only but I am almost positive there is an ATM. The only negative that I really have to say about this spot is that there is really not a lot of parking, there is a very small lot that can fit about three cars right to the side of the bar,, we were able to pull up right in front because we came on a Wednesday night but if you come here on a weekend you may need to park a block away. Overall I've always had a great time here, the bartenders have always been super nice and they carry angry orchard which is my favorite beer. I will definitely be back again soon.

Im obsessed with genuine dive bars. This bar is so relaxed, spacious and fun. Unfortunately they…read moreonly take cash and is alittle outdated but thats certainly part of its charm. The bar outlines all four walls of the business right in the middle and there are tons of funny signs and posters around. They have a pool table and darts and the jukebox always playing the latest hits while every customer is sitting back talking to the bartender or getting to know new faces. Every bartender I have ever encountered there has always been funny and charming and you can tell they love working there. They have a little parking lot which is nice and plenty of space inside to move around and find someplace comfortable. Super cool all around.

Excellent service and interesting menu with unique plates. It's truly a neighborhood gem! They…read morealso offer creative drinks and live entertainment. The place has an ale house feel with dim lighting and NOLA colors around the space. Definitely go in to experience a taste and the flavors of New Orleans!

Met a friend here for dinner yesterday because I was craving dirty rice and I saw online that this…read moreplace had dirty rice on their menu. So will begin there. The dirty rice was too wet and mushy and not at all what I was expecting. I did not enjoy it. The gumbo was everything. I wished I had only ordered that because the collard greens were too sweet and tasted like straight up sugar and my catfish was seasoned nicely but it was fried too hard which made it difficult to chew. The homemade lemonade was bitter so I requested liquid sugar and that made it sweet. I ordered a smothered chicken dinner with mashed potatoes and gravy along with collard greens to go for my husband. He thoroughly enjoyed it but was disappointed the meal didn't come with cornbread. The server was very nice and accommodating. I would give this place another try because I like the vibe.

Terrible experience, bar tender is not nice what so ever, don't bother playing their little…read moregambling games they don't pay out when you win and you cant even cash your own money out that you haven't played yet. I will never be back

Located a stone's throw from the Major Deegan this quintessential Irish Pub feels like a part of…read morethe landscape. I'm guessing, many a pint of Guinness was held high a pint to toast to blessings for a good life. After a day on the golf course, we came in thirsty and ready for some NCAA Final Four. Behind the bar, my new buddy Mike was performing the drink duties and walked around each and every drink to our four top to make delivery. Having the time to speak with a few of the fine local people about this or that, I felt welcome, I felt like a part of the place, I belonged.

One of the best bars i have been too, the food is amazing, the staff top notch and the owner is…read moreawesome.

Popped in here for a quick bite before we hit the Hudson River Museum. I'm new to New York and this…read moreplace had the initiate, small town vibes I'm used to growing up in the South. A few people came in and out while we dined and everyone seemed to be friends. It was really cute. The restaurant was clean, our server (mature woman with an Irish accent) was so so sweet and upbeat. My partner ordered coffee and at first she told us the machine wasn't working, but a little while later she sent one of the workers across the street to fetch some. I got the fish and chips and my partner got the 3 egg omelette, where you also get to pick 3 fillings. The food was prepared fresh and came out nice and hot. The prices were great too, I think we both ate for around $40. I wanted to take advantage of the $6 brunch mimosas, but they had a sign up saying that they only accept New York IDs. Odd, but ok!