We went to this restaurant because we heard they had the best burger and they were right! The…read moreburger was delicious. Their service was great the ambience it's a bar and has very small amount of tables, but everything was really nice and the owners or whoever works, there were very very nice.!

I went here to meet a friend the place is very cute and cozy. The waitress was very attentive and…read morepolite. We didn't stay there long. We just ate some fries and have drinks, but the atmosphere was good. I will have to go again to see what is really about.

I need to keep this place on my to go list!!!…read more Love it here!!! Bar is well stocked and plenty of tables. Great for casual dining or just drinking with friends. TVs everywhere even in the bathroom!!! Service was amazing and very helpful!!! Hannah you ROCK!!! Food was awesome!!! All very good. French onion soup was very tasty! Fish and chips were flavorful and enough for two. This was a great dining experience and would love to visit again. Two thumbs up here!!!!

This hole inn the wall buzzing local sports bar is pretty great. I'm doing my best to visit often…read more Samantha and Henry behind the bar are fun and friendly. Prices are good. Food is way above average for a sports bar. Great to have a spot to visit when I'm in the lower Hudson Valley. Ladies night on a weds. I'm not a lady but the wine pours are epic!! Don't stop!!

I was in Peekskill for a short visit and stopped by the Copperhead Club after a run along the…read moreRiverfront. Instantly, I recognized the chill vibes and the diverse menu. I had the Mushroom Banh Mi with onion rings and it was heavenly. I hope it stays on the menu until my next visit. Thank you for the kind staff that refilled my water bottle!

We found this place on a whim. We were looking for restaurants in Peekskill for a quick lunch and…read morethis place had great ratings. It's definitely not in downtown Peekskill and without directions we would never have found it, but it was so worth it! First the inside is a bar/ gamer paradise. Chill and laid back , with pin ball machines, board games and darts. For those who drink beer, there were tons of options. My family all had something different, from burgers, to custom grilled cheeses, chicken tenders and the classic wings. All of us were beyond satisfied. Everything was delicious. The service was fantastic. It was not crowded at all and the server was so nice! She gave us time to decide and was really sweet. Finally, there were board games to play while we waited for our meals. That was super fun and added to the vibe.

Appitizers: Mac and cheese is homemade and has a nice taste, the cheese and panko are a great…read morecombination, the portion size for an appitizer was great and could be enough as a meal in itself. The Irish latkas have a nice flavor and the potato/cheese mix was really good, add in that onion and bang you have an amazing flavor. I would have liked it to be a little more crispy. Let's talk main courses: we had a variety of food ranging from burgers to steak. The fries are fresh cut and cooked to a nice crisp. The burgers were cooked to order and from what I was told had nice flavor. The roast beef sandwich was fantastic. Cooked to perfection and the cheese was a great hit. The sliders were cooked right and had nice flavor with the onions and cheese The hush puppies were ok very fishy flavor. The skirt steak was cooked to perfection and I got fries instead of mashed and enjoyed it very much. The Buffalo wings have a little kick nothing over the top. My daughter liked them but said it could be a little hotter. Dessert is missing, they have a ice cream sundae and that was all. The ambiance is a relaxed bar like atmosphere. The first floor can be pretty loud. They have plenty of tvs on the walls. The seating is alot of hightops, upstairs has a few tables and a little quieter then downstairs. Service is ok, not sure if the delays with the kitchen being a busy Saturday night or the fact that we were upstairs and had to keep running up and downstairs.

$25 for Two Coronas?!?…read more I stopped in expecting a chill drink with friends, not to get hit with steakhouse prices for two beers. $25 for two Coronas -- no specials, no live music, no rooftop view. Just a regular bar charging luxury prices for something that costs $5 at a bodega. I get inflation, I get markups -- but this felt more like a scam than a splurge. The staff didn't mention any service charge or pricing beforehand, which makes it feel even worse. If you enjoy overpriced drinks and surprise charges, maybe this place is for you. Otherwise, save your money and go somewhere that respects its customers.

Cool little beer n shot only bar.. every one is super friendly and Craig is the man. Definitely…read morecheck it out if you're looking for a townie bar

From the owner: Beer and Shots. Coldest beer in town!read more

BRING BACK THE KYLE BURGER!!!!!! Mushroon and swiss burger!!! What's a bar without a burger, I…read moremean REALLY!!! We discovered Kyles several years ago, and ALWAYS come here as we're heading upstate, lots of times each year, not sure we will again though, UNLESS???? Also, HI KATHLEEN!!!

Rating is based on service and atmosphere Always friendly…read morestaff here. I have been doing business with Kyles for over 20 years. I steer a lot of customers to this establishment. It's one of 4 pubs where there is less likely to be an unfriendly clientele. Keep up the good work.

Located right next door to the Paramount theater, Gleason's has a wicked cool vibe, yummy cocktails…read moreand good food. There's a big stage and fab lighting throughout...looks like a great place to enjoy some live entertainment. We went before a (Paramount) show and sampled the pizza, Brussels sprouts, wings and specialty cocktails. Our friends had pasta dishes that received rave reviews. Service was very friendly but since it was on the busy side, the food took a little while (which was totally fine since we had plenty of time before the show started). Really enjoyed my meal and I'll be sure to visit again.

Tucked away under street level in downtown Peekskill is a little Italian restaurant called…read moreGleason's, and this little gem does not disappoint. We tend to follow the local cover band Run For Cover, and with them talking about this place on their podcast, we decided to make the drive from Connecticut to go see them play here. We came for the music, so I'll mention the stage first. I'd say there isn't a bad seat in the house, but there are. You can scoot your chair, though, so I'll say there isn't a bad table in the house. Acoustics are nice, and the stage lighting doesn't usually move around and shine directly into your retina. Table service keeps the food and drink coming so you don't miss a minute. Now, onto the food. Their pizzas are made from scratch with their house-made sourdough starter, and it sounds like they do a better job of keeping it healthy than I do. (I wonder if I can take some home. I should ask next time.) The result is a pizza crust that is light and airy, but is dense enough to provide what The Sporkful calls "toothsinkability." They don't put the kitchen sink on their pizzas, so don't expect the crust to flop over the entire time you're holding your slice. There are plenty of special pizzas, or you can build your own. Each one has a fully-cooked but not burnt crust, pretty close to the classic New York style that's an hour south. It's hard to resist a good pizza, so we haven't tried too much of the rest of the menu. Our forays into the appetizer section have been great, and the dishes I see pass by all give my eyeballs a feast. The craft beer selection is a little thin, with a list of five or six regional ones scrawled in chalk on one wall. Still, if you like IPA's, lagers, or ales, you should find at least one you'll like. Street parking can be a pain, but there is a parking garage a few blocks away that's free at night. EV owners, you'll have to fight over a double-corded L2 ChargePoint station around the corner. (Get with the times, Peekskill!) Fortunately, I think it's free for the first few hours, so consider yourself lucky to get a plug!

Such a cute spot with plenty of vegetarian options! Service was great and very quick. The patatas…read morebravas were *chef's kiss*

Stopped by after a hike while waiting for the next train back into nyc. Friendly bartender and…read morequick service. I enjoyed my bourbon bacon jam burger (to go) even though the bun was much bigger than the patty (which is a pet peeve of mine). The fries were delicious! Sat at the bar and enjoyed a cocktail while waiting for my food. I think it was called the aurora borealis. The cocktail I had was light and refreshing (sometimes you need that).

The staff is super friendly, professional and knowledgeable…read more Cassie our server she was fantastic! I highly recommend going on a Thursday it's Happy Hour all day on food and drinks. The ambiance is very nice and it very warm and cozy in the winter time. Summer time is awesome as well the view of the Hudson River and sunsets are incredible.

If I could give a zero star I would. We have not experienced such racial discrimination and poor…read moreservice in our entire lives as we did in this restaurant. We waited patiently for 2 hours to be seated because our kids really wanted Tacos only to experience the worst service and harassment ever! They even called police on on us because we refused to accept such poor treatment. We filed a report with the police as well and are suing, let's see how it goes. Kids are 14 and 9 African Americans and we will not let such trauma define their lives. God Bless America! If you are black, think twice before going to this place!

Nice spot with a good host and decent food that came out quick…read more I wish there was some sort of throwing tutorial, but we figured it out and was given extra time. Our group had a wide age gap, yet we all enjoyed ourselves.

We had a great time in a Sunday evening: fun axe games, friendly service and a bar/pool if you're…read moreinterested. This place is different than other axe places because they have a variety of games that you can play (similar to bejeweled, tic tac toe, wheel of fortune, uploading a picture of something or someone you want to throw an axe on, etc). It definitely mixes things up from just throwing at a target. You get a quick lesson upfront which was enough since we've done it before (still not great though). They have two different weights in axes. You can choose an hour ($25 pp) or two. We didn't have to reserve in advance but if you do there's a deposit. The place looked very dim from the outside but you can either park in the back or in front of some other stores in the front. There's a pool and video game area in the back but it was inhabited by a group of dudes and seemed a bit dated in there. The main strip is pretty busy with a lot of chain stores and restaurants.