Went for dinner last night after our drive up. It was such a cozy atmosphere & reminded us of both…read moreGermany & Alsace. The beer was delicious with solid options. We had the raclette, herbed spaetzle and split chicken schnitzel. First, the raclette was so delicious. The cheese was warm and gooey over tender potatoes, and accompanied by various pickled items & crostini. The herbed spaetzle was good, though a touch sweet for my taste. Regardless, it was delicious and warm. The waiter had the schnitzel split for us without asking, which I appreciated. It was juicy and paired with sour/sweet red cabbage and mustard/tangy German potato salad. The meal was very filling and not badly priced. The food here is legitimately delicious, not "just good" for a restaurant near the ski resort. We sat outside on the upper deck with a nice mountain view. After dinner we had a drink by one of the open fire pits outside, which was a cozy way to end a delicious meal. We will definitely be back when in the area.

Fantastic experience start to finish. Staff was super welcoming. It's beautiful inside. The summer…read moremenu is different than what I've seen online but all delicious. Ive been to Germany a few times and can say this is authentic. The chicken schnitzel with jager sauce is so flavorful and rich. The jager sauce is a dark brown mushroom sauce (similar to a Marsala). The name jager means huntsman. Substituted the seasonal vegetable (carrot and asparagus) for the cabbage which was so delicious. The meal is hearty and rich. The staff was wonderful. The Apple strudel was one of the best desserts I've ever had with cinnamon ice cream. I can only imagine how cozy this place is during the fall and winter. Absolutely worth the price.

Nice to kick back and have a beer and burger! Pleasant staff. Funny and enjoyable patrons!read more

I did not want to knock back my star rating (and I am really holding back by not giving it 2 stars)…read morebut I had such a let down of an experience the last I was there over the summer. My original experience was tons of fun, loved the laid back vibe, bartender was great, bathrooms were some of the cleanest I've ever seen and overall.. I was in love. Shoot to a return trip two years later.. bartender could not have had a worse attitude. I would have felt better if she just screamed and got her anger out or whatever was up her arse and just be free of it. Everything I asked, I was given a look of annoyance and given back one word answers. It was as if I offended her lineage in asking if they only took cash and if they had redbull. When then asking for a Tito's and seltzer she proceeded to ask, tonic or soda... um, I said seltzer so obvi that's not tonic.. YOU are the bartender and should know that. We stupidly asked for fries and mozz sticks and I wouldn't have been surprised if she poisoned us at that point.. I want to return and bring back the fun I once had here, and hope to zarmin this angry-at-life chick isn't working that day

Probably the highlight of our trip to the Catskills. Everyone was so friendly and we loved the…read more"Hate Had No Place Here" sign. So come as your are! The beer is flavorful and I recommend "hooking up" your Brookie. Think Michelada, but with more citrus. They have a set menu for snacks so not really a place for a full meal. However, check the website as they seem to have rotating food vendors. We had the vegan nachos with Indian flavors which was amazing. It's a small space but that adds to the charm! Lots of outside seating, hunter lounge feels, and friendly staff with their mascot cat.

We have been wanting to stop in for a while now based on recommendations from friends…read more We finally got to stop in after hiking a section of Devil's Path with our dogs. We arrived about 2 hours after opening on a Saturday afternoon in August and it was pretty packed. Since we had the dogs with us so we searched for a shady spot on a sunny afternoon so that they would be comfortable. Luckily we found one! The beer was good. We really enjoyed the Catch & Release, Mountain Life and the Dutchie. The basil in the Dutchie was really refreshing! We purchased Mountain Life and Dutchie in cans. The food was definitely not the highlight. They told us they were very behind and that the pizza would take an hour or more. They also wouldn't take our order initially because they had no buzzers left. We came back two times to see if any buzzers had come back. We ended up ordering the smash burger, the chicken sando, and fries. This order took about 20-25 mins. The Smash burger had a nice caramelization. The chicken sando was tasty, but not worth the wait. We will be back!

A diamond in the rough on Route 5! Great beer in a beautiful new building that evokes a German…read moreBrauhaus! Hope that they begin to offer an expanded menu as well as 16oz 4 pack cans sometime in the future but still very impressed with the beer! PRÓST!!!

We stopped in here a few weeks ago to grab beers with friends and really enjoyed it! The design of…read morethis place is incredibly unique and very pleasant. The ambience makes it a great place to camp out for the afternoon. The beers were solid and we appreciated that they had several food options, from hot pretzels to bratwurst. The staff was friendly and helpful and we will be sure to stop by again the next time we are near Canajoharie.

A fun, easy going place for dinner and drinks! Came here with a large group for a birthday and it…read morewas St Patrick's day weekend and it was so cool, they brought in a bagpipe group that night too. The decor and vibe of the place had such good energy and the bartenders were also super chill and nice. There some menus going around and you order at the bar and pick up at the window. There came be a bit of a wait but they have great local craft beers to keep the vibes up! Love their oatmeal stout and the peanut butter stout. The nutrunner pale ale was another favorite of our group. The food is also great, definitely recommend the Cuban, the buffalo bleu burger, and the fish and chips! You can't go wrong with anything for the menu though and the prices are great! Very kid friendly with wood blocks and other toys they can play with. Super cool space, worth checking out if you're in the area!

I went there and sawzall is no longer on tap, the double is not there, something else was on tap…read moreadvertised as a hazy(it was not). I'm done.

Worst dining experience! My husband, my son, and I came to Tap House Grille for dinner while…read morestaying at our vacation home nearby, and it was one of the worst restaurant experiences we've ever had. We arrived around 7:45 p.m., ordered drinks, and then waited an entire hour before receiving our appetizer--after the restaurant had mostly emptied out. The "nachos" were nothing more than broken tortilla chips topped with vegetarian chili and a few jalapeños. There was virtually no cheese, and I had to ask for sour cream. To make matters worse, they were served with paper plates. During that entire hour, our waitress never once checked on us. She never apologized for the wait, never refilled our drinks, and never asked if we needed anything. We honestly thought our order had been forgotten. The atmosphere wasn't much better. We heard other tables complaining, glasses crashing to the floor, and the entire evening felt like we were on a prank show. By 9:15 p.m.--an hour and a half after arriving--we still hadn't received our entrees, which were simply a grilled chicken salad, chicken fingers with fries, and a kielbasa dinner. I can't comment on the food because we never got it. At 9:20 p.m., I politely got up and asked our waitress how much longer it would be. Without even looking up, she snapped, "She's working on it." No apology. No explanation. Just attitude. At that point, we'd had enough. I asked for the check for our drinks and appetizer so we could leave. She stormed away. When she returned, she dropped the check on our table--which still hadn't been cleared from the appetizer--and walked away. When I asked her what her name was, she ignored me completely. I then asked the blonde bartender for the waitress's name. She first told me it was Paula, then quickly corrected herself and said, "Oh wait, it's actually Jess," once she realized why I was asking, so I'm still not sure which is correct. The waitress appeared to be a heavy-set woman in her late 30s or early 40s with brown hair pulled back in a ponytail, which should help management identify who waited on our table. Before we left, we overheard the bartender telling two guests that there was only one server and one bartender working, another employee had been called in too late to make a difference, and the cook on duty wasn't the strongest, which was why the kitchen was so slow. While I understand that staffing shortages happen, none of this was ever communicated to us. A simple explanation and apology would have gone a long way. I paid the bill and left. We have a vacation home just 15 minutes away and dine in the area often. Unfortunately, after this experience, we will never return. Between the excessive wait, poor communication, rude service, and disappointing food, this was easily one of the worst restaurant experiences we've had.

The service is great. The food is good but a little pricey. The ambiance is perfect for a brewery…read more I usually sit at the bar. And has a wide selection of local beers.

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.

Attending the soft opening of Faith American Brewing Company. The beer right now is an ale that is…read moregood and the location is great. Beautiful building and land that they are establishing themselves at.

Thursday night bar tender is shady, they don't give change.. Talk about entitled.. They would make…read moremore $$ as I tip higher for non-dishonest, entitled trash. selection is nice. prices are high and no domestics...

An awesome spot on a back street in Lee. A great rotating roster of craft beers. No food but you…read morecan bring your own, including from other establishments. A great spot to meet friends. Friendly staff.

Formerly West Winds, Pop's Place is a casual local family owned roadside restaurant serving…read morebreakfast (all day), lunch and dinner, which is located in Preston Hollow (Southwest Albany County) along NY Route 145 between Catskill and Cobleskill. The full service dining area has seating for up to approximately 48 people including hard booths, table seating and seats up at the counter. The walls are decorated with various old framed photos, wooden signs, pennant, and posters. They also offer takeout, sell newspapers, and cooler items. The breakfast menu includes pancakes, waffles, French toast, eggs, omelets, breakfast sandwiches, and breakfast sides. The lunch menu includes burgers (with hand cut fries), hot & cold sandwiches (with chips & pickle), salads, soup, seafood baskets (fried shrimp-fried clams), and fried foods (hand cut fries, onion rings, chicken tenders, mozzarella sticks, fried mushrooms), and desserts (pies & cakes). The prices here seem reasonable, most items under $10. Pizzas, calzones, and wings are also offered on Thursday-Sunday nights. Specials are posted on the board and dinner offerings on their Facebook page. I stopped in at Pop's Place for lunch while driving through the Hill Towns of Albany County. I sat myself at a booth upon entering. I was greeted by the owner Heath and given a menu to look over and offered a drink. I quickly decided to order the special, which was Pastrami on Marble Rye ($8 plus tax) served with chips and dill pickle. I was offered to upgrade to hand cut fries for $1.50 more, but I was all set with the standard potato chips. The food was made to order by Amy (owner) in the open kitchen area and served nice and hot. The grilled pastrami sandwich had tender slices (not greasy) of lean pastrami, layered with melted Swiss cheese, and spicy mustard dressing between soft grilled marble rye bread. The ruffled potato chips (salted) were standard. After I finished my lunch, I was asked if I wanted anything else, but I was all set and needed to be back on the road. The grilled pastrami sandwich was very good, just what I needed for good lunch. The service was prompt and friendly. NOTE: Cell reception is nonexistent here.