second time here and we had another wonderful time. Staff was friendly and helpful. Beverage…read moreprices were on par for live entertainment in the area. Not one bad seat in the house. Not sure about the negative reviews.... albeit both performances we attended were not sold out shows so i could potentially see some delays with a packed house but isn't that almost everywhere ? Will 100% return soon

What a great venue for a concert! Saw Mike DelGuidice who is always amazing and had a fantastic…read moretime! Wish the beer line didn't take forever though.

This was our first time visiting this arena with friends who hold season tickets for the hockey…read moregames. Superbly clean, spacious well lit arena to enjoy a live college hockey game! There are food and drinks vendors, a merchandise store, and not a bad seat in the house. Ticket prices are more than reasonable and a great way to spend an evening rooting for the local team! We had a good time all around. It was really great to see the band playing in support of the team and lots of kids and families enjoying a night out. We will be back for sure.

Outstanding venue to take in D1 college hockey. Easy parking, access, seating with nothing but…read moregreat seats. Good food and drink options and very reasonable ticket prices.

New York City FC is among MLS' newer teams, but not among the newest. The team and Orlando City SC…read morejoined the same year: 2015. Since that time, the team has done well. They've qualified for the playoffs every year but one, highlighted by a first-place finish in the Eastern Conference standings in 2019. Generally, a fairly good showing for such a new club. The team primarily plays its games at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. When configured for MLS games, the stadium has a capacity of about 29,000-30,000. Like other MLS teams, average attendance has been good. Official attendance records show roughly 24,000 fans per game (80-82% capacity). Over the years, several various plans for a dedicated soccer stadium designed specifically for the team - from Manhattan to Elmont (Belmont Stakes) - have been proposed, but nothing has materialized yet. In the club's short history, Spanish striker David Villa has been, by far, the club's best and most popular player. He played for New York from 2015 to 2018 and holds the club records for most appearances (126) and goals (80). He was a forward on the Spanish national team that won the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Etihad Airways, of the United Arab Emirates, has been the team's main sponsor during its existence so far.

Not to be confused with that naked team (Nude York City FC), this is a soccer team that plays in…read morethe Bronx... what could be cooler? Well, maybe Queens. And word is they may end up moving to Queens. Can you imagine. My fave borough and one of my least fave teams. I mean they're affiliated with Man City and play in the same colours. How disgusting. So considering I've been a fan of Red Bull NY since back when they were Metrostars... then it follows that I wouldn't love NYCFC, their rival. Of course I'm not a fan of NYCFC, who are the rich kids of the East Coast, think Galaxy but worse. They get a lot of good players piped in, and they do have a few good people behind them, but they're basically the Manchester City of North America. So not my favourite by any stretch of the imagination. Red Bull will always be the heart and the soul of the NY area football for me. These guys play at Yankee Stadium and they have been looking for a place in Queens to play, but for me the team of people from Queens is always going to be Red Bull even though they're over New Jersey. I'm so not a fan of the Manchester City Style kit or the ownership, and I'm hoping that they continue middling around and don't really go anywhere. But it's good to have a two-team New York area rivalry for sure. And it's definitely one of the classic legendary stadiums for baseball and as a baseball Arena it would get 5 stars and is second to none. As a soccer arena it gets three stars and just doesn't seem like a good home for this team or the sport, and it's no coincidence that they've been largely struggling in it. So the stadium that Ruth built is amazing and it's been renovated recently and it's just way too expensive - that's the main problem. If you live in this part of the Bronx you'd have to probably spend a week's wages just to come and see a game here. And a watery beer that is American of course, is going to cost you between 12 and $20. So forget it.

Came by here for dinner a few days ago. I understood they were having issues with their chef, so…read morethey were using a small menu printed on computer paper. We started with wings, shrimp, and calamari to start. All the appetizers were pretty good. I had a lobster roll as my main course and it was rather disappointing. It didn't taste fresh at all. The place is a bit dated inside, but offers nice water views.

This Venue is located in Oyster Bay and is part of a quaint boatyard whose banquet room can be…read morerented out for special events. I attended a family outing here and it was nicely put together. They have a full bar as well as a facility to make food. It was catered by Jack Halyard's whose food was amazing. Nice quaint venue for a family outing.

The theatre is easy enough to get to from Metro North and I-95. Your best bet for parking may be…read moreby the train station but make sure to check the signage so you don't get a ticket, as many businesses do not allow for parking in their lots. At one time, the theater would show movies that had already been released for some time, and it was staffed by volunteers. Most notably, concession prices were cheap: $1 popcorn, $2 sodas, etc. From 2010 to about 2019 the theatre was shuttered. Thanks in part to benefactors and other community sponsors, the Theatre has been beautifully redone & hosts about 50 different types of performances per year, ranging from comedy, tribute shows, along with occasional classic movies from generations ago. They do have a small concession stand, and (at least the night I attended) alcoholic drinks were available for purchase. Went to see the Irish Tenors perform and no seat was a bad seat. They even did a meet and greet afterwards. Be sure to check out the Theatre as they do partner with local businesses on providing discounts to ticket holders. For example, showing your ticket to Luna Azzura restaurant will get you a free glass of wine for up to three days after (the) show.

I remember coming to this theater 1 billion years ago to see movies. Very cool to come back and see…read moreit after all this time. Saw a comedy show tonight. The show itself was five stars. The venue itself is a great place to see a show. The theater is a great size where most seats in the lower level are still pretty close to the stage. The row I was in at a ton of legroom and a comfortable seat. The entire theater was very well-maintained and super clean. Would definitely recommend seeing a show here

It seems my review was removed, so I'll say this again. TL;DR: In November, a bouncer assaulted me…read morebefore I could even get in the front door. I have not went out again since. I was in line with my friends when I tried to hand the bouncer my ID. He got aggressive with me, told me to "get out of his face," separated me from my friends, and let another group in front of me. I apologized, confused, and he said I was "f-- pissing [him] off." He pretended to let me in. When I put my hand on the door handle, he grabbed my neck from behind and started screaming "let go of the door!" I hadn't even made the connection yet that it was the BOUNCER at the point he (and his two coworkers) pulled back so hard that the door broke and swung the wrong way on its hinges. I tumbled through three metal barriers and was bruised pretty bad but thankfully had no major injuries. I attempted to contact both the bar and the security company but both led to a dead end as I was stonewalled each time. Looking at the other reviews, it seems their behavior has not improved, as another user mentioned being cussed at and spit on. I'm writing this to let you all know the risks of going to this establishment so you don't walk into the same situation I did. Please be careful, and wish you all the best on your nights out in Huntington!

The place has potential to be so much more fun and inviting. In my opinion, definitely need to get…read morea new DJ. Until then we won't be returning and I recommend looking elsewhere for a fun night out.

The most god awful franchise in the NFL. A horrible owner (Woody Johnson), clueless management,…read moreterrible head coach (pretty much every year), mainly inept group of players year in and year out with few standouts, 15th year in a row with no playoff experiences, 10th straight losing season, and the future looks bleak. Plus, they play in one of the worst sports stadiums, MetLife. Woody needs to sell the team and move it to another city to start anew and wipe the stench of losing off this organization.

Jets are still terrible and are a trash organization. Most teams in the NFL would have a hard time…read moreletting their team drop to 0-6 but not this club. Justin Fields is not the answer- he seems to be slow and he sucks and he can't make plays. He has been on 5 teams in three years for a reason. I think they will finally win one game near or after the team's bye week (Week 9).

Beautiful space. Plenty of dance styles offered. Studio owner highly professional and very…read morewelcoming. Dance parties in the evening offered....