I found myself at Marlowe to catch up with my Yelp friend Mercedes C. We periodically link up and…read moreit since it had been a minute, we thought it was the perfect time to do so. She had suggested Marlowe as she had heard good things about it - I had never been (or heard) of this spot before so I thought it was the perfect opportunity to check out a new spot and catch up, so off we went. Marlowe is located off Mamaroneck Ave, in a semi-isolated area which is on-brand for a brewery. The space isn't too large - it's rectangular-shaped with a lot of light pouring in and a variety of seating available. They did the place up nicely - it definitely gives off brewery vibes with tasteful decor such as hanging string lights and plants. I am admittedly not a big beer drinker, so I opted to a cocktail. I had one of the mule selections which was very good. It almost goes without saying when we go out, but we also had some food. They have a good selection of bar-esque fare like sandwiches, burgers, apps, etc. I also noticed they had a selection of tacos so I went with those. We were able to mix and match so I went with a shrimp and a chicken. Both were good - generous with the fillings with accents that really complemented the flavor of the protein. The chips that came on the side were house made/kettle style and were good as well. We also ordered some eggplant chips to share - I wasn't a big fan of these. They were too thick and kinda greasy - I've had fried eggplant chips at other places which do them better. Service was great - the bartenders were really friendly and we got some great insight into the history of the place. Overall, I had a great time at Marlowe - it was wonderful catching up with a friend, and the overall experience memorable (even for a sporadic beer drinker like me). If I found myself back here I wouldn't be disappointed.

Two of the things I like about breweries nowadays is that there's (usually) a good food+cocktail…read moremenu- and you don't even need to drink beer. I either read about Marlowe's on Hoyt Ave in Mamaroneck in my Westchester Magazine while living in White Plains or it was somehow swirling on Yelp. In any case, the food caught my attention and mayyyybe their only 2 cocktail offerings. Plus it was wonderful coming to Westchester after living in the county for 22 years and meeting my friend Jason M. over laughs, life and of course, gossip. With two entrances leading up to their sit down area and large bar, we decided on hi-tops to somehow get a nice scope of Marlowe's- especially an eye-catching floral black and white wall on one side. The food menu is tempting and fierce and when the manager(?) repeatedly told us the cook makes tasty food- that was good sign. The Eggplant chips with a hot honey drizzle my friend and I shared were on thick side- but good. Somehow, I felt these would be on the thin side like the ones he introduced me to at Polpettina in Eastchester. My Portabella taco with corn, cauliflower+other veg was delicious. So was my shrimp taco with red cabbage, cilantro+other veg. Being that I'm not a fan of creamy sauces on some foods, I didn't even mind the crema on each of my tacos. Needless to say, both my tacos were filled to the brim with substance. My only qualm is that one tortilla was used and didn't hold much. Because of the single ply, I was in a bit of a mess- so a second tortilla would be perfect for added strength. Service was fantastic though. Since my friend and I aren't beer drinkers, there was no pressure to drink it.

Pretty good place!…read more Went here with a few coworkers for food and drinks after work tonight. First plus is it wasn't too loud to have a conversation. They had a chicken sandwich on special that I got. It was really good. Pesto and mushrooms on a juicy chicken breast. Shame it's a special and they don't have it all the time. We did end up having to ask for our check because they never came back after the food. No big deal though. Decent little locals spot!

Come here once a week for lunch and a beer. Friendly crowd and great service from Sindy! Good value…read moregreat food.

Overpriced drinks very limited menu of poorly prepared food. I should have known better when I was…read morefrisked at the door before entering. I can't figure out what crowd they expect to attract. Clearly not a family place. The loud music and curt service are enough of a reason not to go.

Great to place to have fun, good ambience, but bartender overcharged for drinks not ordered...I…read moreasked him to review it...and he insisted it was right...which is absolutely false!

I like that they have music often, beach chairs out front and on occasion provide free food.read more

Thank you, Rosie! We met just tonight but she spoke to me like an old friend. I had some very…read moreterrible news earlier today, and she provided comfort and advice. I absolutely will be back! One con though: fruit flies in the bathroom.

Finally I have a place that sends me amazing East Coast beer to the West Coast!! I have never set…read morefoot in Half Time but will go the next time I am on the East Coast. The service has all been spot on. I have never had an issue with my order. It always comes in a timely manner with everything in tact! Highly recommend Half Time if you want to get some beer shipped to you!

This is probably the biggest beer store I have ever been to. I could stroll around here for hours…read morelooking at all the different beers. They also have NA options as well. There is a small area where you can have samples of some beers and you can taste all or just one. This store also sells great snacks, chips and pretzels just to name a few. The staff who work here are also very nice, funny and down to earth. If you find yourself in the area I highly recommend coming in. As a side note the music that was playing was also great.

Such a cute and fun spot! I came here for a drink but we ended up getting food and it were…read moredelicious! The service and people working were also so friendly. Such a hidden gem!

Great service. Great sandwiches highly recommend the Lou dog . Great choice of beers and Oscar was…read moregreat an amazing server

Love this bar! Great drinks. Peter and the team are super sweet. Owners are the best. Lucky to have…read moresuch a local legendary gem in Larchmont.

A Great American Shithole in the best possible way! This is a classic, no bullshit bar that serves…read moreit up straight & cold 24/7/365. Fancy? Nope. But note perfect for exactly what it's supposed to be - a low, down dirty dive bar where dreams go to die. Long Live The Cellar!

Broken Bow Brewery is one of the few breweries that I still have bookmarked for the state of New…read moreYork that isn't in New York City itself. So with that in mind I feel a certain sense of accomplishment by checking this particular brewery off of my list. The beer that Steve and I had and enjoyed was the Broken Auger Lager. A very appropriate beer as the weather heads in it's steadily warming state for this time of year. But in actuality lagers are good anytime of the year for us. Flavor features with this particular beer are a naturally sweet flavor along with a bit of sour with a clean aftertaste. The beer is light bodied and smooth which is an extra plus!

Large space with tons of special events all the time. We strolled in for a beer and a craft fair…read morewas taking place inside and out. The beer is adequate. Lots of children. Bar is quick.

I came here for brunch on a snowy winter day so there were only a handful of other patrons. It's a…read morecute little cafe with maybe 10 tables, plus bar seating. To start, we shared the crispy brussel sprouts Charleston style. These were delicious with the tangy sauce and large flakes of parmesan cheese. For my main, I had the brunch wrap. It comes with chips, but I swapped for fries for an additional charge. The wrap was a good size; I had half and saved the rest for leftovers. It was tasty, but not a ton of flavor. The tater tots were nice and crispy and I enjoyed the fresh tomatoes and avocado. They gave me a huge portion of crinkle cut fries, which also would've been great with a little more seasoning, but they were good when dipped in mayo. My husband got the shrimp and grits and appreciated the large portion size as well. I had a lemonade to drink. It was refreshing since it wasn't overly sweet. Service was great. I look forward to trying the rest of the menu!

Had the chicken and waffles, the chicken was bland, no flavor whatsoever, disappointing.read more

My family and I spontaneously came here for brunch around noon on a Saturday, and it was stellar…read more Let's first talk about the chairs. I'm still talking about how comfy they were! The menu has some classics as well as twists on standard brunch dishes. I loved my avocado toast, which had some unusual texture that made it very memorable. I was surprised it wasn't too busy for brunch. Don't let the secret out!

I am a little torn on what rating to give Jill's and wish I could give 3.5 because while I think a…read more3 is a little low, I don't think a 4 is the right rating. I also want to preface this by saying that I think this place is a solid choice and it is not a bad place to grab a bite or a drink. I have been a couple of times now. While I would go back again, I wouldn't go out of my way to go there. The ambience is good. It's a nice space and it does have space for both larger and smaller groups. The wait staff is also very nice and I have zero issue with them. The food is good enough, although not spectacular. They are definitely going for a high end bar/brunch/dinner spot. A step up from a local pub, a little bit more of a shine/elegance to them. The vibe is actually great for a larger group. The most recent time we went, our table got steak nachos, a burger, the sweet potato and rice bowl (with shrimp added), and a steak sandwich. The steak sandwich was reportedly really good (I didn't try it) and looked nice. The nachos were fine, not great. Didn't feel like there was enough cheese, but the steak on it was actually really nice. The rice bowl was really not exciting. There was nothing elevated or nuanced about it. The shrimp was the best part and was beautifully cooked and seasoned, but that was an add on and I would have been disappointed with it if not for the addition of the shrimp (which then made the bowl over $25). We ordered the burger medium rare, and it came very well done. To be fair, when we mentioned it to the server, she took it off of the bill, which we appreciated. Overall, I would say the food is hit or miss. Most of our proteins were cooked very nicely and with good flavor, but the other parts of the meal were just fine, not great. The price point is such that I expect a little more for what I am paying. That being said, the staff is nice and the ambience is good, so for a quick and easy meal, it's worth it if you are in the area.