First visit to the lemon squeeze. Since I went to college at New Paltz I wanted to know what this…read moreplace was about. The live music is lovely and revs up the crowd. I had a cocktail with Lear which was heavy on the pear in a good way. Would definitely come back again to try their food!

Me and my boyfriend came during our last day of our trip and loved it! There weren't a lot of ppl…read moreinside which was surprising but our server told us summer season is slow since the college students aren't around. We came during happy hour by accident and had $7 vodka lemonades which were sweet but good and a good size. He got the $8 sliders (2) and we also got the $1 spicy popcorn. It's a great deal. He also got the $8 side salad which was pretty big and delicious. It had garlic and some of kind of dressing I can't describe but was very good. It also had baby yellow and red tomatoes which tasted fresher than the grocery but are also in season. I had the Halloumi salad which had peaches and the same kind of tomatoes was sooooo good and refreshing. I was blown away. The place had a music theme and our server was phenomenal. I didn't catch his name but he was friendly and informative without being overbearing. He had glasses and black curly hair and was a white guy. They have live music and an outdoor patio and clean bathrooms.

We had lunch at the Exchange Hotel yesterday afternoon. Perfectly prepared soft shell crabs, w/…read morefries & coleslaw. Great food, great service and great prices.

To New York you are the best you are my Friday go to great salad Great pizza you and Donna always…read morehave smiles on your faces when we come in who is the your restaurant and bar To New York stands TONy just remember that LOL

From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel genuinely welcome -- like being greeted at a…read morefriend's front door. The atmosphere immediately invites you to stay awhile: relaxed, cozy, spotless, and effortlessly trendy without trying too hard. It's the kind of place that feels both comfortable and current. The menu offered an excellent variety, making it hard to choose, but we started with the goat cheese and mushroom flatbread appetizer paired with cocktails, and it was the perfect beginning to the evening. Flavorful, balanced, and beautifully prepared. For dinner, we sampled two outstanding entrées. The wild shrimp dish was incredibly fresh, served over a vibrant mix of garden-picked greens, avocado, watermelon radish, and a flavorful kicker dressing that tied everything together perfectly. The Faroe Island salmon was equally impressive -- perfectly cooked and topped with locally picked ramp-infused butter, served over asparagus and fingerling potatoes. Every bite tasted fresh, seasonal, and thoughtfully crafted. Overall, this was a wonderful dining experience with warm hospitality, a welcoming vibe, and food that truly delivers. We will definitely back for dinner and stay for the live music as well.

I love vinyl records, quirky fun places and eclectic menus, so had high hopes for celebrating my…read morebirthday at The Print House. Sadly my actual experience wasn't much fun at all. Made a reservation over a week prior to the date directly with the owner Joseph by FB Messenger. (I knew they were catering a party for a nearby art gallery that night, so I wanted to make sure they were available for a private rez. Owner reassured me it was fine and he would make a special rez for me on the Resy platform, which apparently never happened). So imagine my surprise when we walked in and were told by Christina that we had no reservation and no tables were available either! I politely explained that I had made a rez with the owner and showed my phone as proof. She walked into the back and disappeared for a awhile, then emerged and said the owner confirmed my reservation so she would "find me a table". No apology, acted like she was doing us a favor. We were seated at a table in a small separate area by the window that's normally reserved for people with no reservations; it was warm and uncomfortable but I was still hoping for the best. Cocktails were good but diluted with too much ice. We started with the Nonna's meatball appetizer, which was fairly tasty but served barely lukewarm with some cool spots. It arrived at our table less than 1 minute after we ordered it. (Maybe reheated in the kitchen?) My quarter chicken with carrots was a paltry portion for the price and suffered from overly aggressive use of the pepper shaker. (Note the large black flecks of pepper adorning the carrots in my picture). Partner's pasta with peas and truffles was made with with undercooked peas and lots of pepper, he couldn't finish it. Given our offhanded treatment I was hoping for a birthday treat or at least a greeting by the mysterious owner, but none were forthcoming. After the meal our server just said "happy birthday" and handed me the check. Partner's "Paloma Lisa" cocktail was listed on the menu and chalkboard at $13 but we were billed $14. Not a big difference, just an additional petty annoyance to an already unpleasant evening. We paid, tipped and left. I rarely give two star reviews, but that's about right for the birthday "non-celebration" delivered by The Print House. Maybe they were having a bad night what with the art gallery party, but there's just no excuse for lackluster food coupled with truly bad customer service. One and done.

I haven't dined here in quite a while, so the 5 of decided to stop in after spending the day at a…read morewinery. We only got apps,but thank goodness, it was alot of food. The star of the table for me was the spinach artichoke dip, very yummy. 2 different orders of fries, onion rings, Brussels and a few drinks. Everything came out pretty quickly, so the service was good. Definitely have to put this back on the list for food&drinks.

This place was divine. I had my bachelorette weekend at New Paltz and this place did the cutest set…read moreup for us! I loved the food, ambience and intimacy this place brought to me and my friends. Would love to come back. I definitely recommend 10/10. The waiters were the best!

Popped in for a pint and a snack before running around town. This is always our first stop…read more Service is always spot on, great selection of local beers, had the World Cup on the tvs. Pretzel and the beer cheese is absolutely amazing! ( I would give people a choice instead of putting mustard/beer cheese on plate. Im in the industry and that adds up cost wise lol ). Noticed a few people didn't touch it. Whole grain is an acquired taste.. and with beer cheese that good.. it's enough. We'll be back soon!

We were staying down the street and heard good things about this place. I can see why. They have a…read moretap list of about 10 beers, plus a well stocked fridge you can select from. They offer wine and a small snack menu, too (for food, we opted for to- go Posto pizza and made our own cheese board from the shop next door). They had a band the night we were there- thought it would be loud in the small space but it wasn't. It's popular with locals for good reason.

We recently held a gathering at Mahoney's Irish Pub following a funeral, and we couldn't have been…read moremore pleased with the experience. With only a short amount of notice, the team was incredibly accommodating and easy to work with. Planning a post-funeral gathering is never easy, especially since it's so difficult to estimate how many people will attend, but they made the entire process stress-free. The food was excellent, and the staff was attentive, kind, and professional throughout the afternoon. So many of our guests commented on how wonderful the service was, which meant a great deal to our family during a difficult time. We are truly grateful for the care and hospitality they showed us and would highly recommend Mahoney's Irish Pub to anyone looking for a welcoming place to gather with family and friends.

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.

A bunch of us wandered over to JD's after a show during our Powerhouse Theatre residency. I had a…read moredelicious a watermelon drink made with real watermelon. Service was good, vibes were excellent. I got a blueberry beer on tap too! We had a great time. Menu looked pretty good as well. Would definitely come here again if in the area.

Local pub; easily located and ample parking on-site…read more First visit in. We sat at the bar; close up to watch the sports games offered on tv. The bartenders were attentive and friendly. Overall descent burger. Although, I was a bit disappointed that the fried egg was over cooked. I was looking forward to diving in on a saucy, messy burger, but the french fries made up for it.

The food was the best Cajun food that I've had outside of New Orleans. The service was top notch…read moreand both the staff and other guests were friendly. They made these two downstate visitors feel like a local. Thank you for a wonderful dining experience. Mario and Latonia

My friends and I visited The Parish for lunch after hearing good things about it. We ordered the…read moreCajun chicken wings, fried okra, Parish Grilled Cheese, Classic BLT, French fries, a Firework cocktail, and beers. Overall, the food and drinks were good, and the restaurant itself was clean with a nice atmosphere. Unfortunately, what should have been a pleasant lunch ended on a very disappointing note. When it came time to pay, our group split the check. Together, we left an 18% tip for our server, which we felt was fair for the service we received. As we were leaving, the server stopped us near the entrance--in front of other guests--and asked if something had been wrong because she didn't understand why we had left such a "poor tip." It was an uncomfortable and embarrassing interaction. We politely explained that the total tip was 18% and even walked through the math with her so she could see how we had calculated it. Instead of simply accepting the explanation, she told us that if we wanted, she could call the manager because they "don't welcome people who don't tip well." At that point, I responded that the comment was extremely rude and that we would not be returning. We haven't been back since. It actually took me quite a while to write this review. On another occasion, I mentioned this experience to the bartender at a nearby bar after she had recommended The Parish to me. She told me the same owner operates both businesses and said she would pass the feedback along. I don't know whether that conversation ever reached the owner, but it encouraged me to finally share my experience publicly. It's unfortunate because the food, drinks, and atmosphere were enjoyable. However, no customer should be confronted at the door or made to feel embarrassed over what was, in fact, an 18% tip. A single interaction can outweigh an otherwise good meal, and unfortunately, that's exactly what happened here.