Rocco's bar may look like your typical Valley bar on the outside, but inside its a different story…read more Rocco's is a great place to watch a game and have a drink. The beer selection is above average, and the jukebox is excellent. We went here to watch a Penn State game, and the place had a good crowd. Crystal clear HDTV's are everywhere you look, so there is not a bad seat in the place. The crowd was energetic, and we had a great time despite PSU's dismal performance against Iowa.

I went into Ballina thinking it was an Indian restaurant - don't ask me why. I was really looking…read moreforward to Indian food so I was a bit disappointed to find out it was actually a traditional American restaurant, which seems to emphasize an Irish theme (although I can't say the menu reflected that.) Anyway, I went for lunch, and I order El Cubano panini, which was reasonably priced and tasty, no doubt, not to mention the portion was pretty generous. In fact it was more than I was expecting. Definitely filling. My mom ordered a cup of soup, but was not happy with it, so they took it back and she got a BLT instead. When the bill came, the only charged her for the soup. There was only one other table of customers while we were there, but a couple of people came to pick up food, so they must have some regulars. What was weird was the electricity went out twice while we were there. I'm not sure why, but it was back up in no time. All in all, the place was good but not great. Maers BBQ is similarly priced and tastier, however, the portions are not as big.

As a swank luxurious place of enchantment, you will have your socks knocked off from the second you…read morestep into Paddock Bar. One Budweiser is only three dollars. The pool table is only fifty cents. So as long as you have tree fiddy, you are guaranteed a gay old time at ye olde bar.

The atmosphere says enough about the place as soon as you walk in. Filled everyday with the same…read morelocals, burnt out and sad environment. Not only was the bartender terrible she had an attitude, which was surprising because she chose this sad life not the customers. The place needs a health inspection and I would not recommend going here. I pity the people and the bar, but can't help but love their simply life of sitting in the same seat every night in the same dingy bar.

P good fer Rakwens. Really good fewd for me and my other Rakwen frandz. Lots of space to lounge…read more Good chill vibe. EZ access to garbage canz.

Can someone please explain to me why a dive with no real draw outside of it being a...dive has beer…read moreas expensive as this establishment? The service is fine I guess. I don't understand the point of this place. Missing the mark for me and I LOVE dives.

I appreciate a quality dive bar and Beer Bellies is no exception. I used to live in Hanover…read moreTownship but that was before I was of legal drinking age and could patronize such fine establishments. During a few recent sojourns to the San Souci I stopped by Beer Bellies and enjoyed myself immensely. Apart from a general air of unpretentiousness, rejecting the regality of more upscale martini or piano bars, any quality dive bar must also offer cheap drinks and good food: Beer Bellies met all these requirements. During both of my visits to Beer Bellies I was treated to the comedic stylings of James "The Wingman" Holeva. Billed as "the bad boy of comedy," Holeva's politically incorrect routine is reminiscent of Lenny Bruce or vintage Andrew Dice Clay. Beer Bellies earns high marks for their entertainment. After the comedian's set was over a DJ began playing dance hits and continued spinning until last call.

Every time I go here it gets worse and worse the bartenders don't know how to make a vodka club…read morethey don't know what a gin and tonic is I really don't know who is banging the guy that owns this place but I could use some extra money and an extra job plus I know how to make some pretty good dreams and I'm a hell of a lot cuter than the trash you got work in there y'all should really bring Candace back at least she who the customers were and what they like to drink The only reason I'm giving it a second start is because the food is pretty good.

As long as your looking for a small town dive bar this place will be great for you. My favorite…read morepart about visiting this bar was the staff, they were so friendly and sweet. The one thing everyone should know is they only take cash (I made this mistake);however, they do have an ATM in the bar :). I was here to see a friends band perform and it was a great little spot for it. I didn't try the food so I can't comment on that, but like I said, nice little spot for a few beers with a friendly staff.

This place often has live music, a good crowd, and friendly locals/staff. Menu specials change…read morenightly as do the drink specials. It is a racing themed bar (although you would only know that based off the name) but they host a lot of car shows, outdoor concerts, bbq's and fish frys. If you are looking for a younger crowd, this is definitely not the place. But you can still be guarenteed a great time! Only con I could think of with this spot, is the pricing. Drink specials are rare and the menu pricing has gone up. But the prices are still worthy of the food and the service. The portion sizes are huge (try a stromboli, its all the food you would need for a week) and they are great with custom orders. This is the type of place where everyone knows everyone and if you dont know them, you will before you leave. IMO-one of the best spots to go after work on any night for a great meal, a cold drink, and even better people.

Nice little bar - food is really good (stromboli, wings and pizza) - prices are reasonable. Worth…read morechecking out.

Let me start this review by admitting that I avoided Beer Boys for my entire bar career, lasting 6…read moreyears. I must admit that I was wrong, particularly since the renovation of the bar. This is the only place in Wilkes-Barre with such a huge craft draft selection with over 30 on tap, and rotating. I was in heaven, lost in delirium. Oddly or not oddly if you know this city, Beer Boys doesn't attract the typical hipster bourgeois, often pretentious craft beer crowd. Rather, it remains mostly a locals bar with a college flair. It's filled with Coughlin graduates, King's students and North Enders. The prices are more than fair, and often criminally cheap for the quality of the beers. During the warm season, the patio is open and welcoming. Without a shadow of a doubt, the best place for craft drafts in Wilkes-Barre.

A great night out for a Sunday I had fun this day watching the peach band play didn't get the…read moreexactly on time but I got there to hear some of the music and music wasn't too bad I could say they get a b+ in my eyes not bad of a band playing at Bree boys