Came for a private event, nice staff and super kind owner. Hard to find spaces these days that rent…read moreout their space for free, super refreshing that my friend didn't have to deal with any egos while planning!

We were in the area, and this place had rave and high reviews, so we decided to check it out. This…read moreplace felt like the cheers bar where everyone knows your name. It's definitely a neighborhood bar. It wasn't a small place which I liked so, I liked how it wasn't crowded and there is room and no lines for the bathroom. Regarding the food, I enjoyed the Reuben spring rolls, and meatball sliders were very tasty. The house made chips were really good too. But the other items like the wings in the Thai chili sauce were just okay. The IPA drink that supposedly tastes like blueberry didn't. All in all, I'm not sure if I'll be returning.

The waitress Stef..made the experience else would give 1 lower stargazing - service is great…read more Portions are small . They should serve proper pints not the fat top but skinny bottom glasses..fooling no one. Screens for viewing are small for a pub specializing in sports..costco offers TV for cheap..time to upgrade screens

The staff deserve 5 stars for gracefully blending a great bilingual bar! The food was good too,…read morethough the kitchen seemed dark, follow staff recommendations for the best to eat. If you remember the previous owners, you'll recognize everything is painted black over the old walls, pipes and toilets that remain. Since they play cheap sports on the videos (occasional real events) it can be a bit depressing. Until you remeber a good margarita still lives inside! ..

Claire is awesome. As is Kevin and Gerald on the guitar…read more Come here for genuine feel good vibes!! Best Guiness poured in town. And if you feel adventurous, try a shot of Monte Alban Mezcal. Super smooth and deelicious. What a pleasant surprise!! Indeed a treasure of a local gem!!

Despite being right next to the 61st St stop, The Dugout is one of the lesser frequented Irish pubs…read morein Woodside. It reminds me a time in the neighborhood when Irish folks were the majority and when times were so much more simple. This pub is low key, rarely crowded, somewhat easy to miss, and extremely local. The place reminds me a ton of the Courtyard Ale House in Sunnyside, from the exterior to the darkly lit interior with an intimate bar setup. They too had an outdoor setup during the pandemic. The bartenders are friendly enough and the clientele is a lot of older folks that drink alone. There are some TVs, which are as small as the pub itself. The drink selection is pretty basic with some bottled beer and some limited taps. Whether it's a glass of Stella or a pint of Guinness, it's what most of the place is often drinking. There are some TVs playing sports and no food that I'm aware of. The plus side is that the drinks are going to be affordable and there is vibe is the least pretentious in the area. If one is looking for a simple ambiance with a little sports and a lot of local vibes, The Dugout completely fits the bill. Indulge in the personalities and have a pint while playing something from their jukebox. If one is lucky, it might just be on a night where there's a little live music.

$9 for a Guinness! Cash only Went there on a…read moreSaturday night. Nice crowd and music but definitely surprised by the price.

Love this bar with all my heart. It's my home away from home. The Goose- Great bunch of lads.read more

Clean rooms and good location very convenient to many subway lines plus the Long Island City Ferry…read morestop. Staff and management go the extra mile. I'll definitely come back.

Had a good time here. They have darts in the back and the prices are great. They have two separate…read morebathrooms. You can tell there is a lot of locations at this spot. I completely forgot how to play darts! It was fun to throw sharp items at a wall I won't lie about that. I appreciate how the noise level is chill. Free darts is always fun. They have karokee at this location which looks like one. Its a good spot to come with a group. I definitely recommend this place to you if youre around. There wasn't any food here, too bad. ::::bathroom alert:: Pleased that the bathroom was clean. See myself coming here in the summer months and it isnt far from the trainstation. Too bad they didnt have a pool table at this location! They also let you play your own music too! I love that too.

I'm sure I have had Colombian food before, but it has been quite a while and Barriles was my first…read moreauthentic "newer" Colombian place to try. Came here for a little small belated birthday dinner for a friend and we had a very nice time. We each just had a dish since we knew the portions are BIG. The menu is extensive and there was a lot to choose from. They even offer some Mexican and Italian dish options. I had the Grilled Skirt Steak (Monterey), which was SO BIG I had leftover for lunch the next day. :) the meat was pretty tender and juicy. The dish came with tostones (big) and rice. We were also served salads to start. What stands out a lot is the amazing service here. They are so polite, friendly, patient and helpful. The restaurant definitely seemed staffed properly which I suppose was a good thing because as the night progressed, the place filled up (for a Thursday night). My friends had the salmon and the Chicken Franchise. I took off just one star because they ended up charging my friends twice (but rectified the mistake), hopefully her funds will sort out. They also charge extra if you want to make any side substitutions... which isn't kind of crappy. The place is also beautifully decorated and spacious. Will def be back very soon! Next time we'll partake in an adult beverage maybe :)

My husband and I have had drinks at Barriles in the past but had never tried the food there until a…read morefew nights ago. I've experienced and enjoyed Colombian cuisine before, but unfortunately, I was not a big fan of the food at Barriles. We were with my brother, and the three of us shared the Ceviche Mixto, the Picada La Jefa, and Parrillada Barriles. The Picado La Jefa was the best in terms of flavor, due primarily to the sauce and guacamole. The Parrillada Barriles was surprisingly disappointing, despite the "wow" factor of the portion size. Everything on the platter was so overcooked and dry, and everything also lacked seasoning. It was almost inedible, but we took the leftovers home in the hopes of being able to repurpose them somehow since the dish cost $50. The ceviche was prepared in a traditional red sauce, which I had never had before. The texture of the seafood was decent, but I didn't care for the sauce. It tasted oddly sweet to me. Overall, I would not eat here again but would return for drinks.

We had so much fun! The drinks were great and so was the service. They even have a pool table open…read moreto all levels of play!

Stopped in on my last night in the States for a few shots however the bar definitely has NOTHING to…read moredo with California as I am from there but this shoe box bar also has a $20 card minimum with an ATM to pull cash out if you only want one drink but the machine was broken and not one server notified me of the issue. I should've checked out the bar next door.

I'd give it negative stars if that's available. Filthy disgusting place with no hygiene…read moreconsiderations. Please...this is during a pandemic! Wear masks and wash your hands after touching $ and before serving food and drinks at different tables! The music is horrendously loud that my ears are popped after sitting there for an hour. Please avoid at any cost!!!

This place is known for it pool games, It had no sign but send like alot come here. Alot of…read moreseating. And drinks are inexpensive. $3.50 for a coors light. No food so come full.