I have only been in the dining section of this club and must say it is great…read more The staff is very helpful and the food has been good They have a great dance floor.. Hope they can continue to provide us such great hospitality.

I had my daughter's baby shower here last week. I'll never have another event here. Here are the…read morereasons why: #1. The chef insisted on meeting to discuss the menu and details of my event. I drove 1/2 half an hour only to be told the Chef had an emergency and had to leave. No one called my cell phone to let me know. #2. I walked through with the event person 2 weeks before and told her I wanted 5 tables of six. I also told her I'm working on weekends and can't be reached. She called me on the Saturday before my event to discuss pricing. Of course I didn't get her message until late. #3 Tables were set up 4 tables of 8 which messed up my seating plan. Dishes and glasses were dirty. I mean DIRTY with dried food, and sticky dirt on things. Embarrassing! #4 I was charged the highest price option and not told about a 3.00 per person non member fee. #5. No dedicated wait staff. The one waitress was responsible for my party, as well as the bar and pool area. She was great but not enough service for my party. #5 No organization in the parking lot. Nasty members yelled at guests for parking in "wrong" areas. One man actually cursed and followed my nieces to the building.

The venue was small, but nice. The music was great. But they had no servers. Anyone seated or…read morestanding in the establishment had to get up and go to a crowded bar, squeeze in and try to get the bar tenders attention. That was ridiculous. And uncalled for. Once the bartender recognized you, they did take care of us in an appropriate fashion. But there should have been wait staff circulating.

First visit to the lemon squeeze. Since I went to college at New Paltz I wanted to know what this…read moreplace was about. The live music is lovely and revs up the crowd. I had a cocktail with Lear which was heavy on the pear in a good way. Would definitely come back again to try their food!

Let's talk about last night…read more We came here to celebrate my sister-in-law's birthday with a party of 10. When we first arrived, we were greeted by the employee at the front counter, who was friendly and seemed to be in a good mood. We paid $107 for an hour of bowling and headed to our lanes. About five minutes later, management approached us and said that one of our teenagers had called an employee the N-word. We were told we had to leave immediately and that we would not receive a refund. We were completely shocked. We had no idea what they were talking about, so we tried to understand what had happened. During the discussion, we were told the police had been called. At that point, I gathered my family and waited near the entrance for the officers. We asked for some explanation, security footage, or any details about the alleged incident, but we were told the employee was too upset to come out and explain what had happened. I want to give credit to the officers from the Wappingers police department, they handled the situation professionally and took the time to listen to both sides. After speaking with us and then with the employee, it became clear that she had overheard one of the teenagers using the N-word while talking among themselves, not directing it at her. That is a very different situation from what we were originally accused of. The officer then asked management to contact the owner about refunding our money, and thankfully we did receive a full refund. We left and spent the rest of the evening somewhere else. My biggest issue isn't that someone was offended, it's how the situation was handled. Before getting the facts, management accused our family of directing a racial slur at an employee, called the police, and attempted to remove us without a refund. That was embarrassing and upsetting for everyone involved. I left feeling that the situation was handled far too quickly without a proper investigation or giving our family an opportunity to explain what had actually happened. I hope management reviews its procedures so future customers are treated more fairly before such serious accusations are made.

This place really made an old man regret getting out of bed. I hate bowling but wifey and our…read morefriends wanted to go. Did you know they have a bar? That was my favorite part to escape from the wifey. When I was talking to the bartender a girl was crying at the bar. Poor girl. Probably crying because she has an annoying wife too. The food isn't good. It took way too long to get food and for the price there's no way im going again. Also if u want to participate in a sauna and loose weight program you can sweat it out in this place. Invest in some air conditioning maybe? The vibe is fun in there is you want to have a seizure. This is not the place for old people. #yikes

Previously I posted reviews on the pavilion restaurant at the Osiris Country Club. The service was…read morepolite and professional and quality of the steak kabobs , although not cooked the way I asked was top notch. Yesterday I ate there and the steak kabobs were perfect Along with the Thai Chili wings. I believe I have to retract my previous reviews

A lovely little place that has cute and lovely outdoor seating, perfect for a lovely glass of wine…read morewith a lovely salad, soup, cheese plate, flat bread, or sandwich. Lovely handmade jewelry, pottery, and clothing too! There is a monthly art show at the beginning of every month. Cynthia Diller is the current artist in residence. Her still life paintings are lovely and her brushwork is extraordinary. Maureen Rogers has a show next weekend. Her water color paintings of local landscapes are also so very lovely. They make you feel happy....and lovely! If you are visiting our lovely little village come by for a glass of wine at the lovely Knaus Wine Gallery for a lovely time!! Okay...I'm done!

I've been a long time customer of Knaus. It's a wonderful neighborhood wine bar. Generous pours,…read moreexcellent, friendly service & art surrounds you as you relax. Go here for a quick dinner of a very tasty sandwich, salad or flat bread. Sarah is simply amazing what she can do with such a small kitchen & prep area. I've met the most amazing people because Sarah being such a great small business owner. She brings people together& is a big supporter of local artists. Highly recommend.

The waterwheel does it again! We were there for Harvest…read morefestival on Sat. I had the Maple bourbon sangria which was delicious pizza and we shared the charcuterie board which was amazing! Enjoyed an evening of delicious food , great band and fire pit s'mores!

What a fun surprise in southern Dutchess! Spontaneously took a quick ride there from Putnam after a…read moreGoogle of "dog friendly" spots close by. Ironically located just down the road from Barton Orchards (which in my personal experience hasn't been dog OR people friendly). Clayton's and I enjoyed live music, a festive crowd, numerous dogs and families. I enjoyed the wine and smells of brick oven pizza. This place had all the vibes; both wine and beer bars, a bakery with coffee too. Plenty of lawn, garden, stream side seating, as well as covered " barn" seating. Kids seemed very engaged with pumpkin painting and running around a field with games and a swing. Really fun! The only caution is it's not too accessible for anyone with mobility issues, steep driveway of stones and dirt, the establishment is largely built into a hillside. Strollers and wagons seemed fine with all the young, strong parents attending to them; I wouldn't bring grandma and her cane

This private golf, tennis and social club is one of the Hudson Valley's best kept secrets. With…read morereasonable costs, a friendly, unpretentious ambience, views for miles and no tee times, ( yes that's right -- no tee times) there isn't a better place for families and friends to gather. Offers golf, tennis, croquet and a kids' program too. I have been a member for 14 years and love it. Some people have been members for generations. Lots of history, founded by broadcaster and world traveler, Lowell Thomas, and if you are a history buff, this place will slay you. Memorabilia abounds.

Small friendly with minimal wait times, Quaker Hill is like one's private golf course. Well…read moremaintained and always a pleasure to play. The staff is professional and Tony Avos, the pro, is an excellent teacher. Both fine golfers and newbies will enjoy the Course.

A new addition to the southern part of Liberty Street, Toasted offers supreme deliciousness between…read morethe bread along with other goodies that will keep patrons coming back. The bistro has a cute exterior offering a few outdoor seats and a minimal but stylish interior and is perfect if you want to stay and chill or get your food to go. This isn't Subway so the sandwiches are priced above $10, but considering the quality and quantity (and maybe because I'm just acclimated to paying ridiculous prices in the City) you definitely get your money's worth. I heartily enjoyed the sliced hanger steak sandwich and found the mix of horseradish mayo, sautéed mushrooms, and arugula on a toasted ciabatta to be perfection. I also tried the fried chicken sandwich which was well seasoned and made all that much better with the sriracha mayo and pickles! I will be back for certain to explore the rest of the sandwich and salad options, especially the capers and oyster mushroom sandwiches and roasted beet and goat cheese salads. They also offer baked goods from Newburgh Flower Shop down the block as well as a variety of coffee and tea drinks. If you get pickup, call the restaurant directly because the prices through Doordash are higher to compensate for the fees the restaurant has to pay. Good to have Toasted on the Liberty Street scene!

Wow, I can almost be a vegetarian with food prepared like this. I had their fried oyster mushroom…read moresandwich and it was so delicious. The bread was sturdy and crusty and crunchy on the outside. The oyster mushrooms were accompanied with a lovely spicy aioli and pickles. Even though it may a cost a little more than a sandwich from a national chain, the food is made with lots of care with fresh ingredients and the portion is enough for two lunches (at least for me). It was a little messy so I was glad I was outside to enjoy it. It's a small space inside (perhaps 5 square table for 2 each) and it's almost kitty corner to my favorite shop, Oliver & Chatfield. Since it's a little further down on Liberty street, you'll find plenty of street parking.