Great service and amazing food. We went on a Thursday when all of the other restaurants where…read moreclosed or closing by 8pm and glad to have somewhere to go. She had a steak (very reasonably priced) with garlic mashed and asparagus. A traditional dish done to perfection. I had the roasted Cobb salad and omg was it really good. I added steak to it and enjoyed it, but the dish did not need it and would have been fabulous without it. If I every happen to be in or near Oneonta again, I will make a mission out of returning to B Side

First time here and we were so impressed with the staff, food and atmosphere. Cozy restaurant with…read morebig flavors and great menu selection. The special duck lollipops were exceptional, the grilled wedge is crave worthy and the salmon was cooked perfectly. Looking forward to introducing the rest of our "foodie" friends to this wonderful gem!

Great food and friendly service. A true experience in Calicoon towny-ness. All good vibes.read more

Great Tavern! The staff accommodated our group of 31 last min on a Saturday night. The food came…read moreout quick and was very good. I had the Delaware Burger. All the burgers looked great. Nice games on shelves kept all the kids occupied. Everyone left happy.

I'm not heavily into the whole Woodstock thing and whatnot, but always up for seeing and trying…read moredifferent things, and when I saw this on the listing of trips from the tour group, it sounded interesting, and I decided to check it out. Now, we only had a 1.5 hours so most of the time I spent was in the musuem, but the grounds are immaculate, and you can see a variety of the sites from the Woodstock festival, including the actual historical site. The grounds could be a little more clearly labeled, but otherwise this is a nice stop.

I wouldn't return to this venue. Got tickets to see Paul Simon. Well first when you buy tickets on…read morethe lawn they make you add on lawn chairs rentals. You can't bring your own, so bring a picnic blanket. Getting in and out is a nightmare. I also suggest if you have lawn tickets to get there early and not sit on the top of the hill. Was actually really enjoying the experience until the concert started. Maybe the pavilion is better, but you have to endure a lot of background noise from venders (there was a loud kettle corn stand right near me) and other guests treating a concert like a picnic in the park where they can speak freely. I had to listen to people's side conversation while I was trying to listen to Paul Simon play. I typically wouldn't blame the venue for inconsiderate guests, but the speakers and sound quality were so soft it was impossible to tune them out. I left early to beat what would have been a nightmare leaving and I wasn't going to be able to hear the music well anyway. The Paul Simon tour was called "A Quiet Celebration" it probably was not the right venue for this kind of show. You could say maybe I should have been earlier and gotten closer or payed more for the pavilion, but the people on the top of the hill deserve a concert experience as well.

Altho ai live in the area, this was my first visit to the Shadowlands. We came to see Judd Hirsch &…read moreit was a great performance by all. (Im not Rapaport) LOCAL IS ALWAYS BEST! I will keep supporting &look forward to upcoming shows

Friendly theater and theater group in Ellensville, Sullivan(?) Co. Attended 'The Reservoir' on a…read moreSunday afternoon. Nice, comfortable theater with a friendly, accommodating staff. Summer '26 schedule looks great! Will be back.

This place is special just minutes from Bethel Woods and easily accessible from Westchester,…read moreRockland, Putnam, Ulster, Hudson, Albany and many other counties surrounding the area as well as NJ and PA. The hall has state of the art sound and lighting, full bar, they bring in arts and crafts vendors and food as a side thing. The music is top notch! The owners really know what it takes to make the live music experience special. You need to come here!!!

From the owner: Saturday Nights are BACK at this legendary Sullivan County venue, home to live music for over a…read morecentury. Come see what we have done already, and what we have in store!

Last night I attended the first event of the 2014 Belleayre Music Festival - The Music of Queen…read more Getting there - it was incredibly easy and closer than I had expected. A straight drive out route 28 west. Signage on Rt 28 for the venue could be better. Parking - again very easy. Small venue so no parking nightmares. Getting in and out with no drama. Ticketing - computer was down when we got there. Technology issues happen. Food - BBQ stand was disappointing on several levels. More a grill than BBQ..hamburger, chicken breast, etc. Nothing special. Chicken sandwich was served on a bun with no lettuce, tomato, etc. They were incredibly unorganized and it showed. They had problems taking orders, giving them to cooks, no system for identifying who ordered what. I could have lied about what I ordered and paid for, and they would have believed me. They were stressed and some barked at customers. on several occasions they yelled at people for crossing to the side of the table which wasn't roped off. And the only garbage pail by BBQ was in that area. Concert - Intimate feeling. Venue so small that there aren't really any bad seats. Sound was clear and strong. Orchestra supporting the band was a nice touch. Really added depth to some songs - ex. Bohemian Rhapsody. Brought me back thirty years. I would definitely go back again. I would suggest bringing a sweatshirt as the temperatures do drop a bit at night and you are outside, though tented. unless you have lawn seats, in which case you are totally outside and should also bring a blanket and folding chair.

The Belleayre Festival offers an eclectic line up every summer for the residents and visitors to…read morethe Central Catskills. This season the Doobie Brothers and Pedrito Martinez were the best two shows. Ben Vereen was a lot of fun, too. The only downer was Dwight Yoakam. What a disappointment!

Met my son halfway between our homes for dinner here for the first time as our usual spot has gone…read moredownhill. Nice ambiance, clean dining room Bathroom were very nice and clean. Food was excellent, sirloin sandwich and French dip were great. Son say "this is our new meeting spot" Highly recommend.

Nice bar, solid food, and overly friendly staff. Despite large and rowdy local crowd all treated us…read more"out-of-towers" like family. Get the wings.

We discovered this spot a few months ago while exploring the area and made a point to come…read moreback--and I'm glad we did. We called ahead about a reservation, and the person on the phone couldn't have been nicer, fitting us in on short notice without a hitch. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, the kind of place where you can settle in and enjoy your meal. Our waitress, Isabella, was friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. The food didn't disappoint either--my husband ordered the cowboy steak, and I had the chicken saltimbocca, and both were excellent. If you're in the area and looking for a reliable, enjoyable meal, this is definitely a place worth stopping into.

I've been driving past this place for over 20 years and always wondered if it's good. Last night I…read morewas craving steak and walked in, but truly I was doubtful. I sat at the bar, because there are never service issues there. Nice big bar. Decor right out of the 70s/80s, just like I expected. Had a bourbon, a beer, and a ribeye. The steak was very good, much better than I expected, and came just as I ordered, medium. I also ordered broccoli rabe because I just didn't really believe they had it. It was never brought out, and no mention was made - but it didn't show up on my bill. Left a fat tip and walked out happy. Recommend.

WHOA! Feels like you're watching a show in Levon Helm's living room - because essentially you are!…read moreThe acoustics of this venue are incredible. If you are in Woodstock, you MUST stop here and see a show. It may possibly change your life. It's a little tricky to navigate here in the dark - you feel like you're in the Blair Witch Project, then you will see a beacon of light marking the entrance to the Levon Helms Studio. Follow the light and it will show you the way!

I grew up listening to the music of The Band. The Last Waltz is something I've watched many times…read more But for some reason, I didn't know anything about Levon Helm Studios or the Midnight Ramble until I arrived recently for a friend's birthday. Well, the Ramble and I made that birthday great. It's an amazing show in an amazing venue. They call it The Barn for a reason. All wood everywhere, it's an intimate show with seats all around, above and behind the stage. Apparently Levon designed and acoustically engineered the space himself, and it shows; the sound quality is phenomenal in here. I think any act would sound good in here, but the Ramble blew my mind. The musicianship is incredible. You'll watch people swap guitars for keyboards for drums and show startling prowess on all of them. They brought in all sorts of friends including Graham Lesh and Twisted Pine (the excellent opening act), and literally everyone could play, and sing, and just rock. With some of Levon's family in the band, you'll hear them play his music with real feeling and emotion, and watch them have a great time doing it. I can't recommend this show enough, and I would certainly come back to the venue as well. Be aware that they don't sell drinks and food, which isn't the worst thing in the world because you could pour half a bottle of vodka into into a water bottle with some powdered grape kool-aid because that's all you had on hand, and have a great time. In theory, I mean.