If you get one thing, let it be the buttermilk fried chicken sandwich with the side Caesar salad!…read moreHands-down one of the best bar sandwiches I've had and the salad was such a great pair. The chicken was so crispy and well done and the chili sesame mayo was amazing. The Dutch is a very vibey spot for dinner, drinks, and watching sports or hanging out with friends! We came here for a date night and the food was delicious. Aside from the chicken sandwich, we also ordered the hot pretzels with beer cheese and the chicken pot pie. Everything was fantastic. They also have a great selection of drinks and the seasonal pumpkin ale was so good and you can never miss with the Hudson North cider. The bartenders were super chill and nice and everything came out timely. Will definitely be back and I highly recommend checking this place out if you're in the area.

Came here for dinner on a Saturday. Was able to get street parking a couple streets away. Came…read morehere and they have some sandwiches, soups, and salads on the menu. We were able to get a table easily and the service was nice. I ordered the Housemade Dutch Onion Soup. I thought it was good but nothing special. I thought our meal was just kinda average, nothing wrong but nothing spectacular. Maybe if I was in the area again I would try a different restaurant

I was staying at the Renaissance down the street for a conference at the Albany Capital Center. I…read moreneeded a quick dinner before I went to do more work in my room. The City Beer Hall fits the bill. Located on Howard Street, the City Beer Hall has the local hangout vibe for professionals in town like me and locals wanting a beer and a pizza and fun times. The building at one point housed the city's old telephone company, and now is a cool pizza bar joint with a speakeasy that wasn't open when I went. The large room that houses the bar and long communal tables with high ceilings and large windows is like a Biergarten that is works great for happy hours and evening hangouts. Pizza wise, I was pleased with their Hot Honey Pizza that balances sweet, savory, and spicy flavors between its delicious crust, pepperoni, creamy ricotta, tomato sauce, mozzarella, fresh basil, and a lovely drizzle of hot honey. I enjoyed the pizza with a Ommegang Blueberry Falls that was a "Blueberry Kolsch" whose crisp and slightly sweet flavors balanced well against the spicy and savory I was noshing. The only downside was I found the service behind the bar to be a bit slow and distracting from conversations with other customers. I felt I was forgotten until I finally flagged for the check. But overall, the City Beer Hall was a solid experience highlighted by their hot honey pizza.

Stopped her while visiting for a conference and it was super busy for trivia. Lots of large tables…read moreand a big bar. Trivia was fun. I didn't get any food but it looked like great bar food. Super neat inside!

So fun and great service! Father's Day so busy and there was a guitar player for nice background…read moremusic. Salads were just the right size with moist chicken Fish and chips not greasy and tasty.

On a long road trip and needed proper food so we stopped in for dinner. My husband had the special…read morewhich was pulled pork with mac-n-cheese on a roll which he said was pretty good. I had the brussel sprouts which were amazing! Would definitely get again. I also had the cauliflower wings which were obviously just frozen and premade. I with those were made in-house with less breading. Only 1 server working 6-7 tables so service wasn't great but she was friendly and apologized so all good. Overall, still glad we stopped in!

A fabulous hidden gem in the Pittsfield area. From the moment we walked in, the staff were more…read morethan friendly and accommodating, and the atmosphere was a 10/10 - Calm, sophisticated, moody, and modern. The food also exceeded our expectations. The fried brussels sprouts and salmon were both superb and perfectly cooked. The wine selection was large, with both tried-and-true options like Pinot Grigio and less common wines. Overall, a great meal and we will be returning!

I wish I could give a better score, because I thought the service and ambience were both excellent…read more Sadly, the food left me wanting. It was all edible, but there were problems with every single thing we ordered. We started with the marinated mushroom & sausage flatbread: one of the better items and fairly tasty with a tomato sauce base, could have used a tart element like a balsamic drizzle to wake it up a bit. My husband got the Korean bbq burger, which at $27 was honestly a bit insane and doubly so when it wasn't good. There's not a single thing that was wrong, the whole conception is an epic fail. A beef burger should not have an intense taste of soy. Sorry, harsh but true. The exorbitant price is insult to injury. The ham and cheese croquettes should never have been offered with the cinnamon sugar dusting. Another bizarre pairing that makes no sense in your mouth and adds nothing. The dijonnaise was good if a bit mild... amp up the savory flavor and put more ham in the mix with a touch more salt please. Finally, the Public Salad was a good base but needs a bit of a vinegar component to make it sing. I'd recommend red wine vinegar, just a small splash in the dressing. Overall enjoyed it and the chicken was adequately moist. Thank you for having us.

Wow! We had a great experience at the Delaware! The ambiance is excellent. It's a moody vibe with…read moreforest wallpaper and hanging air plant planters with candles in them hung from the ceiling by string (I was impressed they have to turn each of the candles on every night!). The food and cocktails were delicious! We had a Nigroni and Blackberry Basil drink. The Nigroni was blended well, smoky and a good quality. The Blackberry Basil drink was also delicious, which says something as I'm a picky cocktail drinker! I ordered the bucatini which was flavorful with specialty mushrooms and whipped feta. The description slightly varied from what I received as I didn't see any of the nuts described but it was so good I'll overlook it. My husband had a buttery bass which he enjoyed. Our chocolate cake was rich and the perfect size for a sweet ending. Waiter was attentive and friendly. Overall highly recommend and thought the value was on par for our area. Also bonus points for cardboard takeout containers. I hate plastic and styrofoam.

For some reason, a lot of my local Yelp searches didn't include The Delaware, which was just wrong…read more Now that I've been there for dinner, that's no longer a concern. This restaurant has a lot of things going for it which appeal to me. They do need to clean up their web information, and with that, the associated Yelp information. Both list the weeknight opening time as 5pm, and yet in different spots, they list a weekday happy hour starting at 4pm. Other snippets of conversation I overheard imply they have to make a few other menu updates. But as per my review, that didn't adversely affect my opinion of the place at all. We did, in fact, show up during the "happy hour period prior to 5pm," and we sat at the bar for drinks, for happy hour foods, and for our dinners. The happy hour menu is vague for cocktails... "well crafted cocktails" will be discounted, but you really have to ask which ones get the discount or not. We were content to order some of their regularly crafted cocktails. We were inundated with menus as well, one of which we got by mentioning it was our first visit there. That had two of immediate interest, the lobster and scallop crusted salmon, and the quail. I had never had quail, so of course I had to try it, and it was delicious (as was the salmon, which I also got to sample). I can't comment on table service, since we sat at the bar for the entire evening, but that was quite enjoyable... friendly service, made to feel welcome immediately, great conversation among staff and patrons. I look forward to exploring more of their offerings on future visits.

Four of us had dinner before the hockey game. I felt rushed to order by the waitress. Two of us…read moreasked for blue cheese dressing on the side. When our meals came they did not bring it. Requested it again to the waitress, who told the manager who had brought the food out. Had to make two more requests. Wanted to put it on my burger, by the time they brought it I was already half done with my meal. Service is a important part of eating out. Food was good service was poor. There are many choices in Glens Falls, Try another restaurant.....

This is a lovely Pub located right in the Queensbury Hotel. I was already staying at the Hotel for…read morea meeting the next day so it was the perfect place for dinner. This is definitely a lively place with a lot of electricity in the air. It is very bright during the day time hours thanks to the walls of windows all around. We were a fun group of six and really enjoyed the venue. Our server came over as soon as we sat to take drink orders and see if we had any menu questions. The menu is simple and ordering was just as easy. Many of us ordered burgers... I went with the the Hometown Burger w/cheddar and caramelized onions and fries. This was good tasty fresh burger. MY wife had the French Dip which she really enjoyed. Nice tender beef with plenty of flavorful gravy. Other friends had the Reuben, which was obviously well known here and truly enjoyed it. Overall a great experience for everyone and definitely worth visiting for a meal. KUDOs to the team at Fenimore's Pub.

Cute little pub on Main Street. Nice selection of cocktails, beers and American food. The…read morebartender was very friendly and chatted with me for awhile. But it was also dead quiet at 4pm on a Saturday, which was ok by me. I had a tuna dish for dinner (see photos) that was pretty tasty. I asked the bartender for a food recommendation and that's what he suggested. He was right. It was good and I'm glad I got something tasty and healthy. Would for sure go back.

This is my first time to Chatham, which is a bit of a drive from Albany, and I loved the town. The…read moreweather was perfect, the trees were blooming, and the town was full of lively people. Beautiful architecture, dating back hundreds of years. We were impressed by the People's Pub. Pool and darts on the second floor, and bar and dining area on the first. We spent a good amount of time admiring the wood work around the bar and restaurant, as well as the tin ceilings. We ordered more food that we probably should have, but it all sounded so good, that with the winter menu coming to a close, we knew we would likely not have a chance to order it again. We chose to sit at the bar, and enjoyed a whiskey and pisco sours, made with actual eggs. The open kitchen is a nice touch, and it was nice to see the well staffed restaurant handle the Friday night dinner crowd. Portions for most dishes were a generous size, and we enjoyed the variety of choices. We can't wait to come back to try the spring menu, or to come on one of the special nights, such as the live Irish music.