I had read several reviews from fellow Yelpers and decided to try it. So, on a beautiful top-down…read moreday, made the 48 mile trek. Interesting old building, well preserved. Tin ceilings, nice woodwork, incredible porcelain and tile in the men's room. Smallish interior. Sat at the bar. Undecided between a cheeseburger and the harvest salad. Opted for the CB. It was good, not great. Bun was ok, better than most. Crinkle-cut fries from a bag. Service very good, prices reasonable. Extremely loud for early Sunday afternoon. Seemed like a reunion of about 20 - 25 women. Anyway, overall....3.5 stars. I was expecting better, based on the reviews.

We just had a couple drinks so can't speak on the food situation but they are known for their wings…read moreand burgers. It's all original inside from 1904 if I remember correctly and gorgeous. Service was very good and we will definitely be back. For as old as it is, it's very clean and welcoming.

Such a fun local bar that is cozy inviting and welcoming. My fiancé and I are local to Cromwell and…read morealways come in when the grandparents take the babe! Clean kitchen, delicious bar bites, and we love that there is touch tunes (jukebox) and pool! Makes for a quick and fun date night. Love the bartenders and they know us by name.

A friend had recommended The Hideaway for wings a while back. Since then, a number of people…read morementioned them too. I recently visited. The Hideaway is a cool neighborhood bar. Not fancy. Just functional. I was there on an NFL Sunday. There were lots of regulars. There was good interaction with the staff. I didn't catch her name, but the woman who was the only person working the bar and waiting on the tables was amazing. She was super friendly to everyone. She hustled to meet everyone's needs. It wouldn't surprise me if she is an owner too. It's hard to find people, who aren't owners, who are that committed. I asked for a wing flavor recommendation and she said "Montreal Honey" first. I ordered 6. The wings are part-baked and then finished in a fryer. Good inner and outer texture. The Montreal Seasoning was right on. The Honey didn't have much of a presence either visually or flavor-wise. More was needed to balance the salt from the Montreal Seasoning and to justify the Honey in the name. I tried both the Blue Cheese and the Ranch. I'd recommend the Blue Cheese. I'll definitely return to try more wing flavors. I also ordered a crock of chili, which was full of ground beef and topped with melted cheddar and chopped red onions. The chili was solid. I'd probably try something else before I ordered it again though. I'm a fan of Hideaway and I'll be back. 4.25 Stars

Amy and I went at the Blackbird Tarven. We ordered two burgers and fries. I had Buffalo blue burger…read morewith bacon, lettuce, Buffalo sauce, and cheese. Burger looks a good taste and fries too. The staff is really friendly, funny, and fun.

Very unfortunate that I have to write this review because I was expecting something very different…read more This sadly has been my worst restaurant experience in years. We had tickets at eight for Haunting at the Ridge about three minutes away. After looking at the menu, we decided to come here for dinner. I was very excited because of all the great menu options. The service was terrible from the start all around. We arrived at 6:15. There was two people in front of us. The hostess acknowledged us, but never took our name. A few minutes later, other people started coming in and she started taking their names and asking them if they wanted to sit outside. She never gave us that option. One of the people came in and started to debate whether or not they wanted to wait 20 minutes. She told them "You can stay or go, it doesn't matter to me." I should have known right there to leave. We were seated at 6:30 which was not a bad wait. 6:45 our orders were taken. Our waitress did not come back to the table one time after bringing our drinks. Never checked on us, never let us know what was going on with the food. She came back at 7:28 with our appetizer. We asked her how long would it take for the rest of our food. She apologized and said it would be another 20 to 25 minutes. I didn't understand how burgers take over an hour to make. We canceled the rest of the order. I was excited about the hotdog. Another letdown. It was cold when I got it and the chili on top had no flavor. I'm not even sure if it was deep-fried. Definitely not worth the $14.50 price. I will say the fries were very good. They were the only bright spot of the night. They have a lot to offer, but I would never come back here due to my experience.

The food was delicious. I had the Mezzo plate and a spinach salad. Both great, but what was even…read morebetter was our server! He was attentive, funny and accommodating. The ambiance was typical pub/tavern. Nothing fancy, just what I was looking for. Highly recommend.

Stopped in for a snack drink . Best nachos very tasty. Excellent longgg island drink. I everyone…read moreneeds to stop by

Thought the pub was a super cool place that my husband and I stopped by during our Christmas trip…read moreto CT! We wanted to be able to watch the football games on Christmas Eve and there were limited places open that had NFL ticket, but the pub was one of them! There were a couple of other guests in there at the time, but not many. To our surprise, most of them were Packers fans like us! The service was speedy and helpful. The bartender gave us recommendations for apps based on our preferences and handed us a Sunday/football special menu that had both drinks and apps on it. We got the zucchini fries and loved them! They were crispy and filled with cheese. Some marinara dipping sauce on the side too. Definitely hit the spot. Would come back when in the area for a laid back game day.

Another great afternoon with Ariana and Danny. She is a fun, easy going bartender and he is the…read moreowner with Linda. We tried the French Dip today and while being very good, their Rueben is out of town delicious!! Great service, amazing food, another great experience. Restaurant and restrooms are always clean and well maintained. If they only had live music. Maybe one day

Blazers is a 10/10 for both food and drink…read more There are bars and pubs all over the world. Most likely of them litter the earth like wrappers from spent candy bars, a constant reminder of good times gone by. And then you get The Blazer. It is one of those places that shouldn't be there but it is and we are all the better for it. A low ceiling, low lights, jubilant conversation in the background all make for a snug setting. The bar is a seen out of Cheers with the conversation between business man and blue collar foreman flowing as quickly and easily as the beer from the tap. The drinks are cold and served quickly with a smile but it's the food that takes the crown. The menu is small but everything is cooked and presented perfectly. In all the years God has blessed me with life I have never had a better chicken wing. The Blazer traditional wing is served dry with limited spice but full flavored and from a temperature standpoint hotter than the devil's pitchfork. They were perfectly cooked, completely rendered, flavorful gifts of gastronomic joy. The burgers, cooked in a broiler style format, were fresh, perfectly cooked, delicious and of ample portion. The chicken fingers, which were each one a meal, served red hot, perfectly cooked, crunchy on the outside and tender within. The chili cheese dog was everything it should be and the French fries, which are a traditional steak fry cut, were incredibly crunchy on the outside and soft and tender within. Every bar and pub owner and chef should come here. This is the superlative example of a simple menu, cooked perfectly and served quickly with a smile. It is obvious that the setting, service and menu gets them to come back again and again across generations from miles and miles around.

I love the feel of this place, the personality, the authenticity, and the vibe…read more.. For this, Blazers easily reaches three stars. We came as we understood the wings were the best in Westchester County... After trying two varieties, and being on a perennial wing trail chase for the last four years... I find that title difficult to believe. Wings were meaty, cooked correctly, and came well appointed with blue cheese and celery. Plus, I'm a sucker for wing establishments that provide the wooden bowl for bones. I love that. Otherwise, I found the wings lightly sauced, and kind of dry... We tried the blazers traditional, which are fried, sauce, then refried... They needed one more dunk in sauce to be top-notch. Our second order was their teriyaki wings... much more palatable... But we're still lacking. And I'm not a huge fan of wings that are not sauced in a hot sauce base. The opportunity to add a side of wasabi sauce to any wings was a welcome addition... As we needed the moisture. We did not try any other menu items, but the pub food looked delicious... And our server was fantastic. I do look forward to going back and trying to order things slightly differently... I'll chalk this first experience up on me not really strategically placing my order or knowing how to maximize the potential of a really great place. I know next time will be better.