I sent this to the facility with no response so I am posting here. I was told during our event that…read morethere was also a mixup with the party the day before as they had it down for the wrong date. I do not recommend hosting an event here. Good morning. I wanted to express my disappointment with the party yesterday. I wanted to give feedback because that's how things improve. First, the place is really cool so I hope it continues to grow and is successful. When I got the information about the party, I was told that there were different options of equipment kids could play on, but that no one would need a login where we were set up. This was not true. One kid was playing Minecraft and the others wanted to join but couldn't because they didn't have a login. Roblox and we were figuring out how to get them logged in with different accounts so they could play together. There were a lot of other games available from what I could tell, but if there are specific popular games that won't be available or that the kids should bring login info for, that would be good to know. Especially since we ended up doing that for two hours. I won't get into the food because I think you're already aware that there seems to have been a miscommunication when we ordered specific food items several weeks ago and the party host had down there was no food order. This could be why the kids were playing games on free time for two hours before there was any food or drinks served. Since two hours had gone by and I was told it would take at least an hour for the tournament, I asked the party host to move along and set up Mario Kart. I was told there would be a set of rules as if the tournament was a very organized fun thing that would take a long time. First, it was not set up so all the kids could play in the "tournament." We had five kids which I notified of ahead of time, so arrangements could have been made ahead of time. The tournament took maybe 20 minutes because all it was was the kids playing Mario kart for a few laps and the host writing down where they placed and the score they got. The final thing that drove me to notify you was the goodie bags. What really bothers me is that I asked ahead of time about the goodie bags and if they were going to be good for this age group. The goodie bags had one or two dragon or dinosaur plastic toys. The candy was mini M & Ms, which was good. The rest was loose yellow candies that were wrapped up in the grass paper, even a loose piece of ice cream cone candy. I thought maybe one had broken open and it was just a fluke in that bag, but they all had this. Both those things usually come in wrappers so I don't know why everything was loose. The rest was Werther's candies, which is not really popular for kids. This is not at all the candy I was expecting, and the bags overall were disappointing. I appreciate that things can be laid back but some organization is needed. Overall, there needs to be a flow and energy to the party so that people coming and paying a lot of money for a party aren't thinking they could've just done this at home. Even though there were only five kids at this party it's one of them most expensive parties I have done and it really fell short. I had the impression you've been hosting parties for a while, but it seemed very new and I think there's a lot of room for improvement. Thank you

Clean space and good service. Will return when the mood strikes. Not too many ppl when I was there.read more

Absolutely LOVE this place but only receiving 4-stars for the following reasons:…read more First, If you sit back near the SRO (bar area), ALL you hear is people talking and the clinking of glass. Horribly distracting. The WORST place to stand or sit near if you're in the back of the Orchestra (latter rows)! Two, if you sit along the left wall (Orchestra), there is an alcove of sorts closer to the front of the stage. There is a TV in there (WHY, I don't know!), that is left on during performances. If you're in seats along the wall, you 'will' be distracted from the glare of the television light (as I recently was back in Row N!). Lastly, lobby bar prices are INSANE: $38 for a single serving CAN of wine and a single serve bottle of Prosecco. We had just come from a very nice restaurant and paid well less than that for quality!

I am an avid concert goer. Going to see live music is my hobby of choice. From massive arena shows…read moreto tiny venues that hold less than 100 people, I love it all. I fell in love with the historic Capital Theatre the minute I walked in. Just a spectacular old building. While the show we saw, I won't say who, wasn't the greatest concert in the world the sound production and sight lines made for a really pleasant concert experience. Oh, and I should mention that the parking was a piece of cake. The reason this venue only gets three stars is simple: the bartenders were massively over serving. This was by far the drunkest crowd of concert-goers I've ever been in. It was literally unsafe. The venue gets props for having gender neutral bathrooms...they just don't have enough of them. The lines were nuts and for this show there were booze-fueled fights happening while you were waiting to take a leak. All in all, not a great vibe.

We came here with our family for our grandson's high school graduation dinner. Our kids and…read moregrandson live in Chappaqua. A charming and romantic setting. We had the private dining room because we were a party of 10. Very nice menu and an excellent wine list but on the pricey side. Started with crispy Calamari with a lemon caper tartar and a crispy artichoke with lemon aioli, Friese, peppers, and pecorino cheese. Both were very good. For mains. my wife ordered the scallops with mushrooms and asparagus risotto. She truly enjoyed it. I opted for the herb crusted lamb loin since I am a rack of lamb lover. It came with farro and sautéed spinach. Unfortunately I was disappointed. Others in the group raved about the pork chop. For dessert, we tried the chocolate mousse, chocolate ganache and chocolate cookie crumble. Much denser than a regular mouse, very good. Also the brown butter creme Brule. Almost as good as my mine which I got the recipe from a family friend Paul Bocuse.

We sat at the bar last Friday night. The restaurant was empty, and the bar is beautiful and this…read moreservers bartenders were very sweet and made a very good drink. We started out with the bar on salad. We sat at the bar last Friday night. The restaurant was empty, and the bar is beautiful and this servers bartenders were very sweet and made a very good drink. We started out with the bar on salad.

We visit Sergio's Saw Pit several times a year, and last night was no exception to Sergio's…read moreconsistently high standard. I'm a tough critic, having worked in restaurants for a decade, so take this seriously: the service was impeccable and the food was perfect. The dining room is lively -- yes, it's noisy -- but that energy comes from a full house of happy diners, which tells you everything you need to know. We started with scallops: buttery, golden-crusted, and exquisitely tender. I had the veal saltimbocca -- one of my favorite dishes anywhere -- and Sergio's version is by far the best I've had. Dessert was a Basque cheesecake with a perfect balance of texture and sweetness. In five years, I have never had a bad meal or a lapse in service here. It isn't cheap, but it is absolutely worth every penny. Ignore the haters.

First time at Sergio's, and it was a lively and enjoyable experience…read more The restaurant has a beautiful dining space and a very energetic dinner and bar crowd, with plenty of staff attending to tables. They also offer an enclosed atrium area, which seemed like a quieter option--but the heat was a bit too high for us, so we chose to sit inside. It was quite loud, so next time I would try the atrium area near the entrance for a more comfortable noise level. One of the highlights right away was the complimentary antipasto: a nice plate of mixed cheeses, olives, and sliced salami, along with a basket of bread. The thin, crispy salted bread was seriously addictive--so good! Paired well with our Aperol Spritz. We started by splitting the fried zucchini flower blossoms stuffed with ricotta, served over tomato sauce. You get two per order; they were good. For entrées, my friend ordered the Pollo Fino--strips of chicken breast topped with asparagus, shrimp, and mushrooms in a white wine citrus sauce. It came with four jumbo shrimp, and she said it was incredibly good. I had the Pappardelle alla Boschiola with prosciutto di Parma and green peas in a pink sauce. It was a generous portion and very tasty. I later noticed the menu included mushrooms, which didn't seem to be in my dish, but I did not catch it at the time. We finished by sharing the Napoleon dessert--my friend had raved about it. The flavor was good, and our server nicely split it for us, but the pastry layers were quite crunchy, making it challenging to eat. Overall, a fun atmosphere with tasty food. They have a big parking lot offering valet service.

I wouldn't recommend this hotel , the rooms were not clean and the beds had someone's hair on them…read more, disgusting rooms and even lower standards , I wouldn't recommend this hotel at all

We stayed at the Courtyard Rye with the rest of the wedding party for my friend's wedding. In one…read moresentence, I would describe this location as clean, modern rooms with the worst front desk staff I've seen in hotel history. When my boyfriend and I arrived, there was only one group being helped by the front desk staff. I went to the restroom and came back and they were still not done. And then we waited for a while longer. How hard is it to check one person in? Well, I found out firsthand. The system somehow didn't capture my Marriott Bonvoy account. Front desk staff struggled to tab through their archaic-looking system to enter basic information. Later on when my friend arrived, they dealt with similar delays and were stuck in the lobby for quite some time. Staff did NOT accommodate the request for our wedding party to all be on the same floor. Also the staff member she spoke with did not know if they could get her a high chair to do make up, and needed to ASK THEIR MANAGER, who wasn't on site. Jeez. How hard is it to get a chair? On a more positive note, the room itself was clean. The bed could have been more comfortable. I had difficulty sleeping. If you look at the picture, the tv was oddly placed next to the tv and not in front of the tv. Strange. They had a blow dryer, a fridge, and dispensers for shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. In my friend's suite, they also had a microwave. Based on this experience, Marriott is ranking below Hilton and Hyatt for me. I know Courtyard is their no frills brand, but I've had better experiences at their competitor's no frills brands.

This place is awesome! It's an elevated ping pong experience with fun music, alcohol, and someone…read morewho picks up the balls with a net contraption! We threw my husband's birthday party there, and everyone had a blast! Carla was a great help with the catering and drinks!

Awesome place to play some table. Tennis management was so helpful and accommodating. Hope to go…read moreagain real soon great place to get together with friends!

I always love to go to that store! It has so many options of plants and flowers, the people are so…read morenice, service is great! They do an incredible job! You should go there! They have website and do deliveries as well. I highly recommend it! Best flower shop ever!

Sarah and her staff of designers are extraordinary and go out of their way to deliver beautiful and…read moreartistic arrangements using the highest quality flowers that after three days my arraignment is still blooming and as vibrant as the day delivered. Thank you