Not a lot to say. The kitchen was closed and it had the feel of a dive bar for local barflies only!!read more

Very good cheeseburger, fresh hand made. Must've been 1/3 lb. of meat. Can of domestic beer 3.50,…read morethat's affordable these days! Will be back again! I would pass on the Cole slaw next time, I just don't like raisins in it. Cash only, there is an ATM if needed. Fee $2.50

Had a fabulous dinner with friends while listening to the Irish sessions musicians. The food was…read moretop notch, including the.Cullin Skink soup, thick and creamy and smoking and just perfect. It was served with two large pieces of toasted bread, which was a sort of ciabatta. In fact, this soup was better than anything I've had in Scotland. I also ordered.the shepherds pie which was Delicious and full of small and tasty pieces of lamb. The gravy was dark and thick and the potatoes on top just perfect! Had I known the soup was so rich, I would've ordered a salad to go with it. So I am now stuck with a half of a shepherds pie to dig into for dinner tonight, such a problem to have. The atmosphere is simply lovely and this is a restaurant that I could imagine. My parents dining at back in the 1950s. There is a small gift shop, which is really fun to go through. Service was attentive, but not invasive, and all staff were welcoming.

Party of four... we made it here on a Saturday night on a whim, no reservation... staff was very…read moreaccomodating and helpful in getting us a table and the service by the waitress was very good as well. Over the course of dinner, the place never really filled up. And as the evening went on, I found out why. I will say that the food was very good - we asked for the Clams Casino and the Mozzarella Wedge. Soup of the day was New England Clam Chowder, it was nice and thick and loaded with both potatoes and clams. Definitely one of the better ones I've had. Dinner was the BLI Burger, which my wife tells me was very good but no better than quite a few deli's in Syracuse. I ordered the Truffle Gnocci and Scallops, which was expensive for the portion I got - they tried to make it look bigger by serving it in a large bowl but no one was fooled. About 6 gnocci and 3 scallops with some mushroom risotto. Pathetic. Then came the coup de grace... two filet au poivre with the Lazy Surf and Turf. What does this really mean, you might ask? Well, instead of getting a lobster tail they pull the meat out and serve it in a bowl of butter for you. Hence, "lazy" - you don't have to do any work. And they charge exorbitantly for this service. So the price was $74 for the steak with an additional upcharge of $28 for the "lazy" lobster tail. One guest got the lobster tail, one didn't. Was it good? Yes. Was it worth the price? Absolutely not - I've been to Chicago and gotten a better, larger cut of steak for far less than this. So for dinner the bill came to a little over $300 (not including tip). Ridiculous to pay for 4 dinners and a few appetizers, especially when one of them was a burger and fries. I could have gone to the Grotto in North Syracuse, gotten bigger portions, better quality food and spent about half as much. As it stands, I won't be back - not because of the food quality or the service, but because the prices are far too much for far too little.

The atmosphere is really nice and authentic. But also cozy! Or waitress was friendly and on top of…read moreeverything from refills to napkins ( big plus with kids) The food was really tasty and the menu had plenty of options. Overall very happy with our personal experiences.

Great local spot. This restaurant has been in business for many years and is a local favorite. I've…read morehad several dishes and have not been disappointed. Anything you order will be tasty.

This is a lovely venue for a large event. The staff is competent and eager to help, the quality of…read morethe food is good and the facility lends itself to the full gamut of social events. There is a separate restaurant on premises for small intimate, gatherings, and a larger social hall, which can easily accommodate a party of 250. The restrooms are clean and easily accessible.

Had seen this place the last time we were in Utica, and said we wanted to stop by the next time we…read morewere in town. Inside there is a lot of great attention to detail in all the woodwork. My hubs got a Guinness and it was fine. The house chips and the pretzel sticks were very good. Service was the issue and reason for 2 stars. It was the middle of the afternoons and we sat at the bar. The bartender acted like we were a complete bother to him. He was not very kind.

Nice warm evening to head up to Tipperary Hill enjoying some of the fun and festivities and grab a…read morebite to eat at the authentic Coleman's pub. After a evening of shopping, it was time to wind down so considering the options we chose Coleman's. Place was packed as always. The band was setting up to start to play in an hour. We got a table out back. Hankering for a shepherds pie that is one of the premier meals here. But before that we got ourselves, some spinach and artichoke dip. I haven't had this in what feels like decades. It was pretty darn good. Plenty of chips and plenty of dip. So much so, that I brought the leftovers home. So both of us did go with the shepherds pie. Both of us really enjoyed it. It came out, piping hot, with the mashed potatoes on top, covering up the beef, sauce, peas, onions, and whatever else they put in this thing! A drink to top off the evening.

Update: Just had a…read morebad experience so Im updating my review to reflect that. I think I left my credit card there yesterday during dinner. Called today at 4:30 and the girl that picked up said she needs to check with the bar but they are too busy. She wouldn't check and I was on hold for over 20 minutes. Thats how you treat customers? Im out of town and its at least a 30 min drive and she said "if you think you left it here then Im sure is here". What kind of answer is that? Dropping from 5 to 3 stars for the horrible customer service. I was in the area visiting friends and they took us to Coleman's for dinner and a concert. What a fun local spot! The food was great, everyone enjoyed their meal. I got the guinness beef stew which came out steaming hot in a bread bowl. I loved the gravy, if anything wish there was a little more meat but the flavor was delicious. The service great, our waitress was a nice young lady who was attentive and helpful. Afterwards we went outside for a concert and drinks. The band was playing older and newer covers until 10pm. Was a really fun end to our night, highly recommend.

Best dive bar in Geneva, if they know you. I am going to be honest, when I first started coming…read morehere no one would talk to me besides the bartender. I felt unwelcome until I realized they all either work together or grew up together. This is a sausage factory folks, all men, but it works. I will give props to Jud and one of the owners, Gags. Jud makes a mean drink. Cash only, not a college crowd, and rowdy at night. Fun.

Classic American pub. A true neighborhood bar in old Geneva. Loved the firefighter and sports…read moredecor. If you miss the pubs of old, be sure to stop into Gallagher's for a drink and an Irish smile!

I met up with friends for a pre show beverage they had already been served burger with fries beers…read moreand had ordered me one as well. Lively Irish Pub atmosphere. I was never acknowledged by bar tender or any staff. Not offered a menu or refills. Staff had to be flagged down for the bill and cleanup of dishes that were on the bar the entire visit. The sandwiches being served looked like good portions, I would definitely like to try the Reuben and see what is offered on the menu! My friend said the burger was good but fries were served cold. Better luck next time! "Go n-éirí leat"

Food wasn't anything special. Irish Cannon Balls had barely any cornbeef in them and Shepherd's Pie…read morewas pretty bland. Mashed potatoes tasted like instant out of a box. BUT the service and bartenders were awesome! Especially Heather!

Not a big casino guy, but when you have a good meal someplace, it's good to give kudos…read more A colleague of mine and I prepare for a tradeshow here and were looking for a restaurant with a casual atmosphere. We found it. There are a lot of restaurant choices on the complex as you may know, and a variety of cuisines to pick from. Here you get a variety of menu options from salads to sandwiches to full on entrées. We both went with the haddock dinner. I chose mine to be broiled. Food came out pretty quick from a very friendly staff. The broiled fish was OK in size and not fishy tasting. It was accompanied with coleslaw and you had choices to add to it. I went with the brussels sprouts. They were quite good as was the coleslaw. Here's a place to come to and kick back, relax and have a good meal.

Stopped in for lunch & drinks. The service was great. Lunch was just average. The drinks were good.read more