Stopped in with my family for dinner. All the reviews that talked about the great service were spot…read moreon. Food was great, the place was clean and welcoming. Will definitely come back again.

Hidden gem! Not too far from 91 is this great local spot…read more We rolled in to a Sunday afternoon and sat at a high top in the bar. We ended up ordering a whole bunch of apps which were delicious! Oh the beef chili....really good! Service was great! Very attentive. The bartender was awesome, interacted with all the customers and checked in on us. Nice spot with a great local vibe!

Okay so lets start this off with saying this- WILL BE COMING BACK HERE!! yup uh huh absolutely. The…read morefood is incredible it felt like it was made by the beast himself...except... that's the thing... I searched the whole place for Mr. Beast and where is he? No where. He is nowhere to be found in this place. The ambiance is really delectable though and it feels like beast could pop out any darn second. The service. Yes let us talk about the service. I would have no complaints, but Mr. Beast wasn't the one serving me which takes off a star. I will come back every week to check is Jimmy is working.

From the owner: Smashed burgers, crispy chicken sandwiches, outrageous grilled cheese, seasoned crinkle fries &…read moremore. Delivering nationwide.

We were moving our son into UMass on my husband's birthday and found this restaurant on Yelp. It…read morewas a beautiful location and the service was lovely. The dining are was nice, but the music didn't seem to match the ambiance of the room. My husband's steak was overcooked. But the other entrees were great - bolognese and the Wagyu burger. I had mentioned my husband's birthday on the reservation and they delivered! We will definitely come back during a future visit to our son.

First time trying Delaney House-…read more The good: I had excellent service and I really enjoyed the atmosphere. My prime rib was cooked to the correct temperature I requested and was seasoned well. The bad: my octopus was horribly overcooked, and my prime rib had a moat of au jus which made cutting quite dangerous for splashing my shirt. A different plating arrangement would easily solve that. Some of the chairs need some maintenance-mine was wobbly and my seat cushion was loose. Overall I felt like my meal was fairly priced from appetizer to dessert, and cocktails as well. I would go back to try other things, and I would order the prime rib again-just request the au jus served separately.

I love it there when I do go. It's quiet there though that many people in there, but it might be…read morethe time of day I'm going in. I love it. I love the smell of the ambience in the restaurant. I'm an elder person so but I come from a time when a french fry was like you know nice and greasy they're not greasy. I'm just saying the smell of the food. It's fantastic. I just love it. I recommend it to anybody.

Very kind employees, amazing food costs, not dirty at all and the music is good aswell!read more

Excellent Family Owned Restaurant!! The Staff are welcoming,…read moreFriendly and Knowledgeable regarding the food and with their recommendations! Today my husband wanted a Tuna Fish Sandwich and they recommended the Club version and with French Fries of course! Both were delicious and Excellent per my husband !! I ordered the Reuben and the waitress suggested I get it as a corned beef brisket sandwich and Fries. Both Excellent The Corned Beef Brisket Reuben was delicious!!! Truly delicious! So good! They have a Great Selection of Food because it's Family owned and you know that the cooks put their heart and Soul into it!! It's March and let the Wearing of the Green and the Shamrocks and Guinness flow! Excellent Restaurant and Bar and Staff!!!

My wife and I stopped here after having our cars serviced over at the nearby Hyundai dealer. It was…read moremid afternoon on Saturday and we parked on the north side of the business. Unbeknownst to us this is their bar side. Initially turned off by a patron smoking near the door. After walking through the bar to the restaurant area, we were met by Katie, and directed to take a seat anywhere. Being midafternoon the restaurant only had couple and a six top of people celebrating one of diner's 70th birthday. The rest of the restaurant was empty. I commented to my wife how clean the carpet looked. We reviewed the menu and asked Katie what some of the popular dishes were and if she had her choice between the fish & chips or the clams which would she choose. She praised the fish and said that the clams depend on who is cooking. Said today was a fish day. We ordered a Fish & Chips, a pretzel bites which is new to their menu, and the JP minis with an upgrade to onion rings. The pretzel bites were brought out very quickly. The ten little nuggets of pretzel goodness were delicious. The cheese sauce was a perfect compliment to the bites. Our mains came out just as we ate the last pretzel bite. Let's start with fish and chips. The fried scrod was flaky, delicate, and moist, perfectly cooked. The crinkle cut fries were very good. The cole slaw had a nice crunch and not overly done up with celery salt. It was a dry slaw. The JP minis were at trio of juicy sliders with mayo, mustard, and a pickle slice. Very juice two bite burgers. Struck the perfect balance of meat to bread. The onion rings were a bit over fried, had a satisfying crunch, but some were missing the onion. For dessert we split a chocolate chip lava cake. While it was good, it was a little too much sweet on sweet on sweet. The food and service was above average. Definitely will stop by again. Two thing really were turn offs. I mentioned the amount of cigarette smoke from patrons smoking right near the bar door. Next time I will park in the south side and use that restaurant entrance. Second and perhaps the most annoying is that they charge a fee to use a credit card. No where in their menu or any other signage was this additional fee disclosed other than at the bottom of the bill. If my math is correct it is about 4%. So in summary good food and service, avoid the bar side, and be aware they charge extra to pay by credit card.

The Tavern on the Hill is a great place for barbecue lovers. It has ample seating inside and out…read moreon their deck. The restaurant is always staffed in anticipation of larger Summer outdoor eating. Our experience was very pleasant. They feature some delicious sauces to augment the pulled pork and brisket.

Best ribs in my life…read more Service excellent! Beautiful stunning view. We went here for our wedding anniversary and will be coming back at least yearly. Prices were reasonable considering the food quality and view.

Best Corned Beef Reuben I've ever had. It was recommended to me by our waitress. My only…read morecomplaint is that the music was too loud for the size of the room...other than that, very enjoyable.

The rudest and slowest bartender I've ever had. She said her name was Julie. She was arguing and…read moreinsulting staff members right in front of the bar. Not to mention my Guinness took 15+ minutes because she was busy bullying the older server. My food was quick but mediocre. I got the New Yorker and it seemed like they were trying to negate the fact that it's bottom of the barrel meat by throwing about a pound on it. Overall a horrible experience. Was expecting a hole in the wall Irish pub. Ended up spending $50+ on a sandwich and two beers. All the while the bartender was fighting with the staff in front of everyone.

What can you say about a neighborhood bar? The Clubhouse is a simple place. Large bar in front with…read morecouple of pool tables behind it. The bar lays host to a pool league and a men's softball team who you'll see frequently after matches or games. The people that come in are mostly working folks in an eclectic mix of young 20-somethings to elders. On any given night the jukebox will be playing various music from a country song then to hard rock to music in Spanish to R&B. It's nice to hear the various genres and watch folks singing along and having a good time. I like coming here to have a drink and catch up with the happenings in town with good people.

First off: This is not a real Veterans bar. Besides myself, I didn't meet not one other Veteran…read morethere. I believe the owner is a Veteran but that's about it. I was told by a Vietnam buddy of mine from the Military Club at Holyoke Community College. That the bar changed owners some years back and back in the day, the bar was a huge supporter for its men and woman in arms. Now it promote violence and gang affiliation. The bouncers will watch while you bleed on their floor and the the bartenders will berate and try to humiliate you in the bathroom. It only took two visits for me to completely turn my back on this establishment. The first visit was very friendly. I went in about 9 pm -11 pm on or about Sep 25th. Small crowd, all watching a game. Had a couple beers and went home happy. The second visit was unbelievable. My grandmother (the woman that raised me) had passed away Dec 4th, 2018. On Dec 5th, I decided to visit the bar with my husband to have a few drinks to drown in our sorrows. Immediately you saw a complete change in the atmosphere. Loud music and groups of people swarming around the entrance. I was not in a social mood, so I breezed passed them and sat on the other end of the bar. I came in about 11 pm that night and stayed until close. I played Keno and scratched tickets. Nothing special. Talked with my husband about my grandmother and had a couple tears and laughs. Last call: I took my last drink and headed towards the entrance. When at the door, I heard a couple females talk to me over my shoulder. Not thinking much about it, I turned to say hi. Immediately I was screamed at: "Mind your business white B!@#$". "You don't know us, we're the wrong ones. White B!@#$." I than was grabbed by the woman on the left and pulled to the ground. Unfortunately for them. I just so happen to be a "WHite B!@#$" that grew up in the bad neighborhood of Six Corners in Spfld, MA. I joined the Military and I just so happen to box in my spare time. I tore the first girl up. The other three girls than jumped in and it was a four against one fight. The staff and bouncers stood by and watched. I could see them circle around me as I fought for my life. The bar helped the girl that started the fight, by escorting her out without anyone seeing her. Leaving me bleeding on the floor. Once the woman that jumped me were safe in their car. I was pushed out the door and left by the side-walk of the building. One of the females left the car and returned for her phone. Because I laughed in her face and screamed she had no honor. She tried to initiate a second fight. THe bouncer than at that time. grabbed me and brought me to the bathroom to clean up my bloody face. While in the bathroom, I was ridiculed by the bartender. Not comfortable but blamed. She kept telling me, "Look at your face!" Once the female fetched her phone, I was grabbed from the bathroom by the Security Guard and pushed back outside where the doors were locked behind me. Outside again, I could hear the employees laughing indoors, "White B!@#$ always get what they deserve." I went home. The next day I tried to call the owner of the bar. He was never in and never returned my call. Again, I tried to use my position as The Military Club Treasurer of the Bunker at HCC, to reach out to a fellow Veteran. Again, the owner refused to answer. Finally, I turned to post and review the bar on Facebook. Nothing was ever posted. I decided to go looking through the feedback. I found one of the females that jumped me. 5 starred the bar! Followed her profile and sure enough there were all four girls. I filled a report with the Holyoke Police Dep. And also identified them correctly through mug-shots. Now, I have legal proceedings in place for the females and we are going to trail for one of them. Beware this bar! They are prejudice and you could die just trying to mourn a loved one. FYI: This "White B!@#$ is actually Cretan and Bahamian. Sorry my light skin offends you.