It's an ok small town bar with limited food and drink offerings. It was a slow Saturday football…read moreafternoon and only less than a dozen people. Just an ok experience.

I have been going to Duffy's for a long time. I have always enjoyed myself and had a lot of fun…read morewith people. The bartenders are awesome and work hard to keep people satisfied. People there are pretty chill.

Stopped in on a snowy Saturday afternoon. Didn't even know this paced existed, been by her so many…read moretimes. They have bowling a full bar and they were a couple kids parties going on. The place was clean and well lit. Here's what we liked: * Decent beer selection, and the one I had was ice cold. * Got a smash burger that was perfectly seared and good toppings. * Decided to get the salad as a side, just wasn't feeling fries today. For a side salad it was a solid little side dish. * Ordered an old fashioned and it was nicely done. * Misses wanted an old fashioned but a bit sweeter, they tweaked it with some Shmallow and it was a nice cocktail. * Service was great, sat at the bar and had a good time. Here's what could of been better: * White onions on a side salad is just wrong, always should be a red onion. Went from not knowing this places existed to now we want to go back.

Good vibe! Bartenders suck! People waiting for drinks long lines then all of sudden they disappear…read moreWhy? It was busy! It was packed maybe need more Bartenders just a suggestion to make it better!

This restaurant is right in the heart of downtown Flushing with easy, free parking out front. We…read morewere seated right away, and the place was very clean. The service was great. Our server checked in often and made sure we had everything we needed. The food was much better than I expected. My friend ordered the chicken fajitas, which arrived sizzling with a good balance of meat and vegetables and plenty of flavor. I had the chimichangas. They were two smaller, hand rolled fried shells filled with exceptionally well seasoned ground beef. There was a layer of queso underneath and a little sauce on top, which brought everything together. They were delicious. The beans and rice were standard sides. Not standout items, but not bad either. The chips seemed store bought, and the salsa was fresh but mild with very little heat. Overall, I would definitely go back. The ground beef was excellent, and I'm especially curious to try their tacos since flavorful meat is often where other places fall short. We spent about $20 each with drink.

Look, If you need a Mexican restaurant In flushing, this is the place. No, like literally. The…read moreService is great, the food is a beso de chef, and place just feels so authenthic. Go if you have the chance!

I stopped by here for a solo business lunch after seeing rave reviews and was seated immediately…read moreafter I washed up in the sparsely filled restaurant. I enjoyed a cup of their chicken dumpling soup for an appetizer and the serendipity sandwich with kettle chips and a dill pickle. The house apple butter sauce served with the pretzel bun was delicious. They have low top, booth seating with a full bar. The atmosphere is classy, with ornate lighting, and they take it a step above with cloth napkins and doilies under the soup cup. The service was excellent. Clean restrooms. No credit card fee is always a plus. Competitive prices. They have a seasonal outdoor patio, Wi-Fi, and TVs. The restaurant also features a loyalty program and a banquet room for private events. I want to return for their dinner menu sometime. I enjoyed Madison's story of how this restaurant came to be and wish her continued success.

Service is top notch. Marianna is a wonderful, talented and delightful bartender. Wait staff are…read moreall polite, personable, knowledgeable and prompt. A must have is the onion soup, meatloaf, loaded mashed potatoes, gravy and pinot noir. Finish off your experience with an Irish coffee.

Staff changed cook went to different establishment place went down hill. I won't be back shame it…read morewas a favorite for quite a while.

Its a bar if you go there dont expect more than that. They have updated there TV's to flat pannels…read moreand tried to update the look but they painted over the old walls and they probably should have just resurfaced them all together.

Without a doubt my favorite sports bar in the area. Been a here a few times for pizza, beer and…read morefootball and it's always been great pizza and fantastic time. Not much more to say than that. The staff is awesome. Lots of TVs to watch the games and a great selection of drinks. Really what more can you ask for?

Since certain things aren't being reiterated, let me give you an insight on this restaurant. It has…read moreover 28 large tvs to watch any sort of sports game being played, over 30 items from apps-dinner-deserts, the drink menu has over 15 items( specialty). When the tab hits $100, after 9pm, or 5 or more people within your party there is 18% gratuity added to the bill. The service is great. Friendly wait staff, an a comfortable environment for the full family. There is a private dining room open for bigger parties to reserve, or for over flow on a busy night.

A pleasant surprise…read more About a week ago, I was out with my friends and we were looking for a chill place to just hang out and have a few drinks that wasn't too crowded when we happened upon this quiet little hangout rather by accident. For some reason, it seemed everyone in town was out that night and each one of our preferred watering holes was either too crowded or just felt meh to us. After meeting up in Flint Township after work, we were struggling to settle on an ideal, perhaps new, place that also served decent bar food, but was laid back and not filled with Nascar fans, dbags or overly drunk 21 year old girls. After ditching two other establishments because they were not our scene, we came across Vic's Place, quite by happenstance. Vic's Place was definitely the answer. Located around the back of the new Ruggero's location (with a separate bar entrance), Vic's was a nice, quiet alternative. It wasn't a lame sports bar or dive bar, just a quiet pub with good food and drinks. The food was quite good and the menu was fairly extensive, ostensibly because the food comes from the Ruggero's culinary team. After all, they are located within the same building. The food menu featured a lot of pasta dishes and specialty pizzas, as well as the basic tenets of bar food, namely burgers, sandwiches and deep fried appetizers. I split a ginormous order of loaded nachos, heavy on the traditional fixings with a pretty decent hot sauce on the side. My friend, Jen, ordered a personal margherita pizza and while I didn't sample her dish, it looked great, plus she said it was quite good and would order it again. Vic's had an extensive list of beers on tap, which I like in a bar, as well as a nice selection of craft beers. Draft beers came in two sizes- big and humongous. Guess which size I had. Anyway, the beer and wine lists were impressive and the cocktails, while they took a long time to hit the table, were fun, inventive and decidedly not on the weak side. The Old Fashioned was a good classic, strong, but subtle in all the right places. I'd order it again in a heartbeat. My friend, Jen, asked the bartender to "whip up something unique." She was not disappointed. Her nameless concoction was an ode to a Manhattan, but with a twist. I tried it and she was right- it was sublime. I liked the atmosphere. It was laid back and quiet, despite the fact that there were quite a few people in the place, seated up at the bar and at tables. The bar had a jukebox. That was kinda interesting. It wasn't something you see everyday. As for decor, there was a fire pit near our table and the bar was outfitted with a mix of high tops and low tables, with a slightly elevated seating area near the jukebox and the fire pit, which was where we were seated. Be careful when you step down or you'll trip, especially if you're a bit inebriated. The service was a little slow and it definitely took a little bit longer to receive our food than it probably would in a typical dive bar or a greasy spoon, but it wasn't that bad and there was only one bartender on duty pretty much the entire time we were there. Plus, the food was clearly quite a few notches above basic bar grub, anyway. Prices were on par with what one would expect. The draft beer specials were cheap and well worth the extra money to order the larger size draft. I will definitely be back. Our group came in with low expectations and left with any preconceived notions about the place completely shattered. Definitely a nice place for a quiet drink with friends after work or happy hour.

This would be a great place. The staff is great. The food is good and a decent selection of…read morebeers on tap. Here is the problem... the bartender gives this one Ding Dong at the bar the remote to the music and he cranks it so loud that you cannot talk to the person next to you. This probably isn't a problem at night but at 6pm when most of the clientele is over 60 and trying to eat dinner this doesn't go over too well.