My coworkers and I came to The Main Event for happy hour one weekday after work. The Main Event is…read morelocated on Broadhollow Rd in Farmingdale, NY and there are plenty of parking spots. The Main Event is a 10,000 square feet restaurant and sports bar. There are two bars, more than 80 HD TV's, outdoor patio, and private room. We had reserved a section by the bar area and it is very spacious. The atmosphere is casual and relaxed. We ordered and shared classic buffalo wings, extreme nachos, mozzarella sticks, and breaded chicken fingers. It was good bar food and the portions were good. Staff were very friendly. We will definitely be back!

We came here to watch the Knicks win game 5 and it was a great experience, service was awesome,…read morelots of tvs to watch at any angle, food was great, not my first time here but had to give it to yelp community! We also had a birthday party here for my husband in the past.

Croxley Ale House is a bar located on a nice strip of different bars and a quick walk from the Long…read moreIsland Railroad. I came here to watch the final of the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision Miami vs. Indiana with a couple of my cousins. The Ambiance of the bar is pretty good, a very cozy sports bar. For our appetizer, we started sharing the chicken buffalo wings, and fried cheese curds. The Fried Cheese Curds were crunchy outside and warm, gooey, and slightly chewy inside, a field of cheeses, very delicious a great option to share across a big party. The wings were crunchy, and well season, and delicious. I also order famous burger, The Ale House Cheddar Cheese, Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion Topped with Island Dressing, my burger was cooked medium and the cut was pretty good the bacon was crispy, and my meat was super delicious and juicy, For my drinks, I had the beer no alcoholic Athletic Run Wild IPA all night surprise it taste similar to an IPA. The bartender did a good job.

I came here with a friend for the soccer game. The girl we had was training and quite frankly not…read moregood herself. My beer was flat, I order another which was also flat. My friend later got a beer that was also flat, batting 0 for 3 here. I used to love the wings but my wings were literally cold. They couldn't even have been sitting under the warmer bc they were cold. She never came back to ask how anything was once the food dropped and I sat there with my wings getting colder. I actually had to ask for a box and the check bc the table was never touched. I was going to go today for the soccer game but my friend refused. Awful.

Had food delivered from them yesterday and they put bacon on my veggie burger. And no I didn't…read moreaccidentally select it when ordering. The two items I did add were listed on the receipt and bacon was not listed. Two stars because the food was good; but minus 3 stars because it's bacon on a veggie burger. I picked it off and ate it anyway, but some vegetarians would be grossed out enough not to, so they should really be more careful.

We had a hard time getting a reservation for Mother's Day, and my wife remembered that someone had…read moretold her about this place. I was able to get a reservation, and to say I was pleasantly surprised would be an understatement. Our waitress was very friendly, attentive, and welcoming, and the menu had plenty of great options to choose from. We started with the Poo Poo Platter and the clam dip as appetizers, and both were absolutely delicious. My wife and I split the filet mignon sliders with sweet potato fries, and everything was cooked perfectly and full of flavor. One of my sons ordered the wings -- honey BBQ and sweet chili -- and both flavors were outstanding. Overall, it was a fantastic experience from start to finish, and we will definitely be going back.

Good place nice and clean friendly staff Beers on tap. Great…read moreplace to grab a drink and have good stories

Great spot to grab a beer and catch up with friends…read more There's a large parking lot in the back, and the location is very accessible. I came here on a weekday for lunch and sat at the bar with a friend. The bartender was great--attentive but not overbearing. There was a solid selection of beers and a good variety on the food menu. I ordered the Juicy Lucy and clearly struggle with reading comprehension, because I completely missed the part where it said stuffed with cheese. I was definitely surprised when I bit into my burger and cheese spilled out the back--but I loved it. Great pub food all around.

I've been to the Nutty Irishman a few times. I find the staff to be welcoming, the beers tasty,…read moreand the food very satisfying.

Very good experience on a Saturday night if you want to experience it lots of people and the…read moreambiance is great and very busy .

I met at Library Cafe for a long overdue girls' lunch, and between the incredible food and the…read morewarm, welcoming atmosphere, we ended up talking for over two hours without ever feeling rushed. That's the kind of place you'll want to linger long after your plate is empty. We had French Onion Soup, and it was everything you want from a classic. Rich, deeply caramelized onion broth with incredible savory flavor, topped with a toasted baguette that soaked up just enough broth while still keeping a little bite. The bubbling layer of melted mozzarella and Swiss stretched with every spoonful. There was a flavor I couldn't place, but had me thinking herbaceous Italian seasonings, which isn't typically the flavor profile of French onion soup, gave it a unique flavor and made every bite more irresistible. The Asian Chicken Salad was anything but ordinary. Crisp romaine and crunchy red cabbage were tossed with tender grilled chicken, crunchy cashews, and fresh scallions. We got the sesame ginger vinaigrette on the side, which struck the perfect balance of nutty, tangy, and slightly sweet. Every forkful had a fresh crunch followed by a burst of bright, savory flavor that kept us coming back for another bite. The Chicken Taco Salad arrived in a crispy tortilla shell that was almost too pretty to break into, but we're glad we did. Juicy marinated chicken, creamy avocado, fresh pico de gallo, sweet corn and black bean salsa, chopped greens, and a generous blend of Mexican cheeses were all tied together with a smoky chipotle-lime vinaigrette. Cool sour cream mellowed the gentle heat, creating the perfect combination of creamy, smoky, zesty, and fresh in every bite.

We walked in on Tuesday for an early birthday celebration and to take advantage of the Long Island…read moreRestaurant Week menu. My brother has always wanted to try this place, but we never had a chance to actually step foot inside the Library Cafe. As the name suggests, the restaurant sits at the site of the old town library, and the bar area has tall shelves and a rolling ladder to pay homage to the name. To maximize the restaurant week menu, three of us tried different appetizers. The ahi tuna taco was the best of the lot- crispy shell and nicely prepared tuna filling. The Thai calamari was a little too overcooked and the sweet sauce was cloying. I didn't get to try too much of the French onion soup because my dad almost inhaled it whole, but it was gooey and comforting. I had the honey-soy glazed salmon with broccolini. The salmon was a little dry, but the glaze and cashew went well with it. Maybe a touch of spice could have improved the dish. The broccolini was nicely textured and not too bitter. My mom's fish and chips were underwhelming, though the not-proper "chips" were well fried and seasoned. It was not served with vinegar either. My brother had the Buddha bowl which he enjoyed and felt was a good health conscious option. I did love that they allowed my dad -- who was not feeling too well-- to order just an entree while the rest of the table had the restaurant week menu. I know some restaurants require all members of the table to order off the prix fixe menu sometimes. He had the burger, which was cooked very precisely to medium-rare. We did have dessert though we were stuffed at this point. The sticky toffee pudding cake was lovely, moist, and so decadent without being overly heavy. I ordered the wild berry cheesecake, and while the clearly house made berry compote was a nice touch, it was just a little underwhelming next to the sticky toffee pudding. Overall, we had a good time at the Library Cafe, and though service was a little slow due to sudden rush of diners, it was a fun little weekday dinner. I did see signs for their happy hour, which I'd love to try-- especially their cocktails named after writers!

I came here on a Thursday with 3 girlfriends. We made a…read morereservation but there was plenty of seating. We ordered the chips and guac as an app I ordered the moussaka enchiladas for dinner and it was so good. The béchamel was so creamy and I loved the meat and eggplant inside My friends got the lamb shank orzo and birria tacos. We all devoured our meals. We also loved the dessert. The churro nachos. The chips were cinnamon sugar and so crispy and covered in dulce de leche, strawberries, banana and a scoop of ice cream. The baklava cheesecake was also great. Our waitress was great, she didn't rush us. The restaurant was filled with tables of friends of all ages and it was so nice to see. They also have bar seating. All of the dishes had a little Greek, a little Mexican and I can't wait to come back and try them!

Mexican-Greek fusion was definitely not something I expected to come across, but I'm glad I…read morestumbled upon this little spot! I was really looking forward to the zucchini fries, so I was a little disappointed that they seemed to lack actual zucchini. Truthfully, with just a little more care they could have been exceptional. The street corn was pretty good overall, but I felt it was missing that fresh squeeze of lime and some chopped cilantro to really bring all the flavors together. ‍ Now, the peach bourbon... you can definitely taste the bourbon! No complaints there I ordered the lamb tacos and they were very flavorful, filling and definitely one of the highlights of the meal. The fried cheese was also delicious and surprisingly filling. Overall, not a bad experience at all. A unique fusion concept with a lot of potential and just a few small details away from really standing out. Would definitely be interested in coming back and trying more of the menu!

Great food, tasty drinks, and service is acceptable. Ambience isn't bad either. I come here when…read moreI'm in the area with friends who really love this joint. I'm giving it a four because truthfully it is better than average. Would I recommend it though? You bet.

A skunky lukewarm tap beer served in a red solo cup is more than enough for me to say "never…read moreagain". The one positive is that there wasn't much traffic on the way home.