The food was great. It was some of the best food I've ever had. My father and grandmother had…read moreburgers and fries, and I didn't hear any complains from him. My sister got the steak frites, and she enjoyed it. I got the falcon fries, which were absolutely delicious and mildly spicy, a perfect seasoning to them. I also got the Grandma Detroit Pizza. At first I wasn't sure if I was going to enjoy it because it was different, but after my first few bites, I fell in love. The bread was thick and quite crunchy, but it was tasty. And the spicy chili flake sauce was too good to pass on. It wasn't too spicy. The service was fantastic and kind. The waitress that served us was very kind and didn't disturb us when we were busy eating. The ambiance was very cozy and relaxing. It wasn't very loud when we were served, making conversations easier to make. And the warm lighting gave us good vibes. All in all, an amazing first time trying out the restaurant that left a very good impression on us.

I've been a few times to this restaurant that opened up about a year and 1/2 ago. My cousin lives…read morein Modena, so we had to check it out together initially, and I've gone back a few other times with friends. But, I've decided I'm not going back anymore. It's just too expensive. Honestly $25.00 for a burger and fries is just so unreasonable, and all of the sandwiches are about the same price. The cocktails are insanely expensive and the beer is exorbitantly priced. Here they are brewing the beer themselves - there's no "middle man" to pay, and I was charged $11.00 last time for a 10 ounce pour ! The poor value caused me to hold off on ordering a second serving. And then I just decided not to because it was a rip-off. Also, on my last experience, I ordered a flatbread pizza and it was not good at all. First of all, when you hear the word "flatbread", you're thinking something on the order of crust that is definitely no thicker than 1/2 inch, BUT, this "flatbread" was THICK like Sicilian style pizza and that's not what I wanted at all. I asked the server about it, and she confirmed "Yeah, that's just how the kitchen serves them." It was hard to eat. The crust was super crunchy (no chewiness at all like a thick bread should have) and all of the ingredients on top were falling off with every bite.

5/30/26 - Saturday night, and the bar was full and the dining room is filling up quickly…read more The Spring block party had the food trucks busy as well as the restaurants on Main Street. The dining experience went well, The crowd was noisier than it usually is. Grazia was gracious as always. I thought I posted this weeks ago.

As soon as you walk in you are greeted by Grazia and you immediately feel like home…read more We went there for the 1st time for my daughter's 21st birthday. We ordered family style and the food was delicious. We ordered the caprese and fried calamari which was so good for appetizers. Chicken Marsala and penne ala vodka. Everything was delicious . I highly recommend this place. I will be sure to go back.

I'd rate Bacchus three and a half stars…read more Solid pub. About a dozen beers on draft with a mix of macros, crafts, and locals. Lots of bottled and canned options too. They were very accommodating as we came on a Friday night and were able to seat a large group. I tried the cheese curds, coconut shrimp, sweet potato tots, sweet chili Brussels sprouts, and a cheeseburger. Consistency was good across the board. They have gendered restrooms. The men's room had a private stall. Service did a good job of accommodating our large group.

it pains me to write this review because we have been going to Bacchus for many years since 2012…read more It was always a good time, great and affordable food and over 400+ beers. We have not visited for a few years and came back last Saturday, bringing friends as we raved about it to them and a few were looking specifically for that famous beer list. Well, things have changed for the worst. The place was not even that full around 6 PM. It was 8 of us and maybe 1-2 tables with no more than 4 people at them. It took good 15 minutes just to get our beers and soft drinks. The burgers and steaks were all overdone, none were at the correct temp. One person's dish was brought after everyone else basically finished their meal. Our salad was not brought at all and when I asked them to take it off the bill at the end, they asked if I want to pack it to go. Never again.

First time ever going there!…read more They have like 2 separate rooms. One formal dining and one more of a bar vibe. We went to the bar dining area, same menu and all. I love the atmosphere perfect for a date night or out with friends. Yes they are a little pricey but it's Rhinebeck. The food and quality is so good!! I didn't leave anytbing on my plate! We also ordered apps and cocktails and those were good too. I would return again for sure!!

I mean give a little value guys.....2 of the smallest goat cheese wontons I've ever seen. If they…read moreweren't dry as hell I would have given 3 stars. I understand the idea of tapas but this is a portion for mice. Shishito peppers left me wanting more. Nice spot but come here full and don't have any expectations otherwise you'll leave to not return....

Kelly and Craig were fantastic bartenders and servers. They made us feel welcome right away and the…read moreservice was great. They had such a fun vibe together, it was a pleasure to see. I would definitely go back, unfortunately we're from out of town. I highly recommend.

Classic Irish bar and restaurant. Reminded me of the kind that used to exist in the Bronx and…read moreYonkers years ago. They have an eclectic menu; with Irish classics of course, Mexican, Italian and American favorites. Our Server was Kelly. It was a slow Sunday afternoon. Down the block was a Oaxacan festival Guelaguetza; plenty of food there, but it was a hot and humid day and the food stalls added more heat. We thought why not get a cold beer in an air conditioned place. Free WiFi Password - Guinness TV's all over the place, with different sports on them. Beer: ales, IPA's, pilsners. Mixed drinks. Cold cans of beer on ice. I asked Why no bottles? There's a college nearby and a glass bottle could pose a problem. A daily event calendar: karaoke night, trivia night, see photo. I can imagine on a weekend night this place is really hopping. The Poughkeepsie Metro North station is within walking distance. They have parking and outdoor dining options. We will be back.

This is a fun spot for a large group gathering! I came here for dinner, and I really enjoyed the…read moreappetizers and desserts. Our servers were also very friendly. The portions are huge too! I ordered the gnocchi with sausage, and unfortunately I don't love it since the gnocchi was overcooked / the ratio of gnocchi to sausage was uneven. But I would def recommend the hush puppies and General Tso's cauliflower for appetizers, as well as the cast iron s'mores cookie for dessert.

Service was great, but the steak was okay at best. Definitely not as good as most chain steakhouses…read morebut probably a little better than Waffle House. I'd recommend the brick chicken or a burger over this steak. The ribs were also not very good, a bit to dry and tough, but the sauce on them was very good.

This is one of my favorite places to visit in New Paltz. It has one of the best happy hours in the…read morearea. On the weekends it turns on a late-night party scene filled with college students. It is lined up right in Main Street with other smaller restaurants and bars. This was one of my favorite cheap eateries in the town while I was in college. I have been here twice since for happy hour specials. I ordered the chicken wings and the shrimp tacos. The drinks were around $5 which is a steal compared to New York City prices. In the past they used to offer a large fishbowl drink for your birthday. It was huge and took several people to drink it. Currently it is the size of a large cup as you can see in the picture. It does the job but it is much smaller than what it was in 2010. The staff here is very friendly and helpful. I usually sit at the bar which is a great place to meet others and watch the game. Everyone usually comes in for drinks and a quick meal. There are large tables for families to come in and spread out. Everyone was nice here. I plan to come back soon and take advantage of the happy hour specials again.

This place rocks! Still going strong! Class of 96! Had the Reuben with a house Sal Bc. Marie the…read moreBartender is amazing.. A true professional she looks young but knows way more than you do...

Beautiful, spacious, restaurant in Eastdale, with garage doors that I believe will open on a warm…read moresummer day. We were provide the menus by a very friendly waiter who brought our drinks in a record time. We were there for Sunday Brunch ( big menu) and loved it. The Pulled Pork Hash was finger licking good, copious with two fried eggs, braised pork belly, onions, peppers and tater tots. French toast was ok, I did asked for more maple syrup and it was brought to the table immediately , I didn't really care for the blueberry compote. The Brekky Baja Wrap was on point, a big wrap with scramble eggs, melted Cheddar, avocato, romaine, pico de gallo, tater tots and a house salad. They have a full bar

Lola's in Eastdale was fine overall. It felt more like a sandwich and café-style spot than a…read morefull-service restaurant, which is good to know before you go. The highlight of our visit was the service. Our server was friendly, attentive, and made the experience enjoyable. The food was decent, but nothing particularly memorable. Overall, it's a good option if you're looking for a casual lunch or a quick bite, and the excellent service is definitely a plus.