Great sports bar, I was visiting family from out of town and found Pregame Sports Bar & Lounge…read more Got to watch my team, while drinking some beverages the food was good and my game was on, excellent spot.

The vibes were good the bartender and staff are friendly good prices overall a good neighborhood barread more

This is the quintessential local "dive bar". You will see the same faces every time you walk in…read more The beer selection is solid with some craft beers on tap as well as the standard stuff selection. Bartenders are always extremely kind and attentive. It's a great spot for happy hour specials with a very chill atmosphere. Overall, Tap House offers great beer, great food, and great service.

I've given this bar a few chances but it seems to fall short every time. The food isn't good--over…read morefried & burnt. Service is fine. The ambiance is a bit loud but your typical dive bar vibe.

Great service and food, bartender James is a nice kid he smells a little weird though. Knew the old…read morejanitor Dean apparently he got a new job flipping a sign at a car wash or something but the new guy does a great job too cause the bar always looks great.

It was a Monday at 5PM, still the chicken fingers and French fries tasted old. Quiet, which I…read moreappreciated.

What a great dive bar...The people are friendly. Especially Ricky and Ashley, very welcoming and…read morefast service!! I think I found a place to chill, with the 6 tv's and just relax!!! Bringing friends next time!!

Every town has their local watering hole and I do believe that I just stumbled upon one here in --…read morewherever I am. Having only a little bit of time to pass, I ordered up a Stella & sat back to enjoy the beer and relax in the moment. Decorations were well placed, strung higher above the bar that I've become accustomed to, much garland of different colors twinkling reflections from the lights above. As the name suggests, many a dart has been thrown around within these walls, about ten televisions showing mainly sports content. There was a smallish t.v. off to the corner that I do believe was showing Miracle on 34th Street. Very friendly bartender, very reasonable drink prices make The Dart an above average bar experience.

The "literal" embodiment of IYKYK, this classic old school neighborhood institution, the type of…read morewhich are becoming increasingly rare to the point of near extinction, is certainly on my shortlist of the best bars in the city, let alone the borough. The gorgeous, ancient building, Fillmores for close to 50 years now but home to a bar for many years prior to that, is perennially packed with a cross section of local regulars representing many eras of the neighborhoods varied history and populations, from old school working class joes in Union Jackets and hardhats to more recent immigrants from every corner of the world befitting it's location smack in the center of the worlds borough. They're all most definitely having a great time, soaking up the fantastic atmosphere and character and being served by seasoned pros with a level of old school care and camaraderie, and focus on loyalty to the regulars that is also sadly rapidly fading away (how many other places in this town still know the meaning of the words "buy back?") Where the place really sets itself apart from all the other local watering holes however charming they might be on their own right however, is the food. Its lives up to the original designation of a tavern as a place that places a priority on the cuisine, and indeed the offerings rise far far above the bar-food norm. This is the type of spot that not only serves one of the great, deeply satisfying under-the radar burgers, non nonsense but deeply meaty uniquely presented on a long hero-type roll, but also one of the best, and cheapest NY Strips in town and a killer prime rib special. Also has some of the most reliably crispy wings, even if the propriety house sauce is just a tad sweet for my tastes, and a rotating list of delicious house made soups (particularly a marvelous lobster bisque) that can be paired with said wings or most other options as part of the wonderful lunch specials. I've heard many other patrons praise the grilled chicken wrap but have never had the chance to give it a try as of yet. I'll have many more chances because I plan on continuing to visit the place often for years to come, and here's to hoping that this place remains a constant in the ever changing borough as it's miraculously been able to all these many many years.

This is the kind of place that works well as a neighborhood hangout, but I wouldn't consider it a…read moredestination restaurant. I'd seen it on Yelp for quite a while, and the food in the photos looked really promising. Unfortunately, when we pulled up and saw the location, I had a feeling it wasn't going to live up to my expectations. I was hungry enough that I decided to give it a chance anyway. If you're coming strictly for the food, I'd probably skip it. But if you're looking for a casual spot to relax with a beer and grab a bite, it does the job. Although the meal wasn't what I had hoped for, I do think the kitchen made the best of the ingredients they had. My husband ordered the steak sandwich, and I was pleasantly surprised by how tender the meat was, even though it clearly wasn't an expensive cut. I ordered the French onion soup, which lacked depth of flavor, had very few onions, and the bread was really soggy. My Caesar salad, on the other hand, was dressed and tossed perfectly, but the dressing tasted like it came straight from a bottle. If they made their own dressing, or even used a higher-quality one, it could have been an excellent salad. Our server was friendly and attentive, though she didn't seem very familiar with food terminology. I asked whether the onion rings were made fresh or frozen, and she replied, "They always taste fresh when I've had them." That pretty much answered my question, I'm guessing they were frozen. Overall, it wasn't a satisfying meal for me. Then again, I came for the food. If your goal is simply to unwind with a drink and some casual bar food, you'll probably have a much better experience than I did.

I've only been inside the pub and not the outdoor section a few times but what I can say:…read more1. It can get crowded but service is fast 2. Wings are great! Happy hour price on those are the best and worth the money. The pizza and mozz sticks give frozen food flavor and aren't worth your time. 3. The frozen margs are weak, def go for those on the rocks if you're looking to have a time.

I know I just reviewed them recently, but I had to come back and give more love because when the…read moredecision was made for my friends and I to attend a Game 4 Knicks watch party at Cobblestones, I was excited to make a trip back here. I got there early to snag a table, and the team was already hard at work with nearly the entire beergarden packed with fans. The hostess Jenna was an absolute rockstar all night - I don't think she stopped moving or smiling! Not only was she seating guests with poise and insane amounts of charm, but she was also running food and drinks to make sure guests weren't waiting for their orders - in fact, despite there being more than 250 people in the beergarden, we never waited more than 4 minutes for drinks and 12 minutes for food which is pretty impressive given how busy they were inside and outside. We were served by Lana, who legit might have been the nicest, friendliest, most engaging server I have ever met in New York City, and I am not being overly dramatic here. She handled her insanely large section with aplomb, took the time to actually learn our names and address us by names when asking if we wanted to order anything, checked in on us every few minutes even if we did not need anything, and despite likely being tired from all of the guests, the running of food and drinks, and the hustling, she was cracking jokes all night through her radiant and starry smile, and making our group feel like the most important people there despite the fact that we were just three regular dudes enjoying a basketball game. Her attentiveness and personality alone are worth requesting to sit in her section at all times. Food was solid on this trip - our table ordered a half-pound burger which was cooked and seasoned perfectly (came with fries and toppings), mozzarella sticks which were piping hot with a nice crunch on the exterior, waffle fries (had to get them again they were too good last trip), and honey BBQ wings, which although they weren't very meaty (not their fault since I am assuming they didn't butcher the wings in-house - could have just been a lean batch from the supplier), the sauce was addictive and delicious and I found myself dipping everything we ordered into it so it wouldn't go to waste - order the Honey BBQ! All beers came out cold and rapidly (Cobblestones uses plastic for half liter beers when the beergarden is saturated with guests, just be prepared for that - makes sense because of the volume). The rest of the staff was incredible given the chaos. Beergarden manager Pete made it a point to check in on us a couple of times and was very appreciative of all of the guests coming for the game, and you can tell he steers the ship effectively because everyone in the beergarden was focused, attentive, and in the zone during what many bars would be challenged to handle. One final thought - my two friends who came with me (who are NOT "let's go out drinking at night" type of guys) asked me when we are coming back for a Friday or Saturday night - they loved the atmosphere, loved the friendly service from Lana, and loved the food and drinks. The answer? very soon! Thank you Cobblestones!

Amazing foods with Great beer selection and whiskey place. Great service and servers are…read moreknowledgeable about drinks and foods.

Tried the ribs, fried shrimp- street corn style, and a bees knees- all were delicious. The ribs had…read morea smoky sauce with a really well seasoned rub, they were fall off the bone. The fried shrimp had a nice crispy coating. The bees knees was a well balanced, classic cocktail. Service was friendly.

We were visiting from Philly and dipped out to escape the heat for a quick drink. This was the best…read moreplace we could've asked for! No frills vibe with the friendliest bartender (Amanda ) and regulars we could've asked for. If you appreciate real people and real, genuine hospitality, this place is for you.

What a great "dive bar"!!! This bar made me feel like I was…read morein a Jersey Shore bar of my youth. The place was a bit dark, pool table, darts and all kind of stuff to look at on the walks and anywhere else they could find to put something. The bartender was quiet but attentive. The owner's father was there and greeted us as we were in MY Mets territory while wearing LA Dodgers shirts. We arrived at the game early and I Yelped this place. I would want this bar in my town, it's so cool. We didn't eat, just drinks before the game.

Great local bar the drinks are good well made. The food is good as well the burgers were very…read morefilling, the fries and onion rings were good too. The wings were alright in my opinion. The service was good the food came out in a reasonable time. The servers were pleasant. And the ambiance was chill good music and games playing on the screens, they have great happy hour specials

The food was really good and came out fast. Also, our server was amazing and extremely attentive…read morewill definitely be returning.

Austin's Ale House never disappoints. We came here for dinner and made reservations on Open Table…read more We sat down quickly and the waitress came right out with water and menus. We ordered drinks and wings well done with the BBQ sauce on the side. Amazing! We then ordered a burger, chicken quesadilla, and the Voo Doo Pasta. The burger was cooked perfectly. The chicken quesadillas were really good and came with all the sides. The Voo Doo Pasta I mixed it up and had it with Penne pasta and added chicken to it. The food was amazing, the service was amazing, and the bathrooms were clean. Big shout out to the bar tender! Amazing drinks that were well crafted. We will definitely be back.

If you really want to hear about this Austin Ale House place, it's about as depressing as every…read moreother bar people run to when they want to pretend they're having a grand old time. ​You look at the outside first, and it's got this big black sign with "AUSTIN'S ALE HOUSE" painted in white block letters over fake-looking stone veneer and lattice windows. They put "Sports Bar" in the online listing so all the hotshot, sports crazed lunatics know exactly where to go to yell at a screen. ​Inside, it's the same old story. You've got a long, dark wood bar behind a long dark haired bartender in tight black clothes. These walls are lined with glowing television screens showing sports games like the damn Jets that everyone is paying attention to but me. When i walked in there's a guy sitting by himself at the bar in a khaki shirt, staring down at his hands or his phone, looking completely miserable while light bulbs that were hanging from the ceiling in what looked like metal cages were tearing at my retina. (In all fairness, i do have an eye issue). That's what people do it seems to me, they pay money to go sit in a dark room with and feel lonely, together. Its free at the county lock up and if you drink and drive, step right up and blow because your taking the ride to central booking. I know nothing about this. ​Then I looked over at the bar top and they've got these fancy beer glasses filled up to the brim, a cool dark draft beer in a pint and a Stella Artois in a chalice, it was sitting right in front of me but it wasnt mine. I beckoned the bartender to "let me have the same". Reflections of glowing televisions illuminated by neon blue lights and rows of prettu liquor bottles above me and more beers being passed around to my right and to my left. Outside, it's completely packed under these warm hanging lights, full of people crammed together in the dark. I noticed that lot of guys wearing baseball caps and that is so prole, leave the baseball hat at home, your an adult, dress like one. They're was even a guy wearing a cowboy hat standing around drinking his beer, talking loud. I wore a cowboy hat once, i was seven years old. It just drives me crazy. The whole place is just sports screens, wooden bar stools, hanging bulbs, and a bunch of phonies trying to forget how depressed they are. It really is.