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.

Total dive bar! Just what we were looking for! Friendly bartender! Loved the locals that welcomed…read moreus tourists! Great experience. Left their making new friends. Will totally go back next time we are going to a Mets game!

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.

Tim Ducey should respond. The local people have no clue, costing you extra energy costs and a…read moreworst return. Commen sense, Dont provide heat at chest level while or feet freeze. Cold. Has ceiling fans but doesn't use them properly. They are off. During winter set fans to clockwise rotation to drive down hot air from ceiling to floor. Also another dumb idea is to provide supplemental heating at counter level, heat rises, so our legs are cold. Told them but ignored my recommendations. Their loss. Is owner dumb or just clueless? Please respond. And guess what, no response. Feet are cold.

This was right outside my entrance and convenient to grab some food right before the start of the…read moregame. The chicken tartine was giant. It was good but I could not finish it. I had to get the Honey Deuce which is the official drink of the US open. It went down easy. Was also cool to see KD drinking the same drink though he had several more than I did!

Went to the Orangetheory happy hour there. If you like beer and don't like waiting to be served,…read morethis is the place for you. You get a card (I need to take a picture to post) you can load money on. I need to confirm if there's an expiration date on the card (don't believe there's one), when I return. You'll select your glass, wash and chill it... tap your card on the beer you want and pour (Please tilt your glass 45 degree and let it pour down the side of the glass, half way down for a lovely pour). I don't play pong but it was entertaining watching the others play. There's a large karaoke room upstairs with it's own bathroom. There's a bar towards the back, but it's more for simple drinks like may favorite, Jameson and Ginger. Also, ordered drinks at the bar towards the back but they had to take my card (not the beer card) to the front register to process payment. In all, I had a fun time and will return.

Fun bar with very nice staff and excellent drinks!! Would definitely go again, loved the ping pong…read moretable

This bar is awesome!! Great environment! Bartenders have great customer service and know how to…read moremake drinks! I've been there like 3 times and I enjoyed each time! They sometimes have a dj and I love the music he plays. They also have board games and trivia night for shows which is pretty cool...haven't gone yet but I'm sure it's fun! I would def. suggest coming to this bar. If you wanna feel comfortable and watch a game and have a few drinks and hear good music..this is the place to come to!

I really love it here , I was in the area for work and was looking for a local spot and found this…read moreplace close to the hotel I was staying and the bartenders were very friendly and professional and the next time I came in they already knew my drink, and I met the owner and he was really cool and welcoming even tho I was a Philly fan :) .... I highly recommend this place if you're in the area.

I REALLY REALLY enjoyed my time here. Has a nostalgic old…read moreschool bar feel and Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The beer is cold, and they make it colder by pouring it into a frozen glass. I asked for a Dark and Tan, which if you don't know it is a dark beer and light beer mixed together. Which for me was a Guinness and a light beer. This will def be my neighborhood go to bar from now on!

China Bar is a local and friendly bar in the community, come here with friends or even by self will…read moreboth have a good time. Karaoke is available at the bar, they also have private rooms for karaoke upstairs. Recommend for after dinner chill.

My cuz took me to Paddy Gs. Sports bar for a few drinks and watch a little march madness ball…read morebefore we hit Astoria for dinner and I enjoyed my visit , Nice old school irish bar with long bar to sit , drink and relax and bunch of tables across from the bar as well . Watch sports , drink a little , play darts , play the jukebox and chill out . I don't drink but a nice cold lite beer is good enough for me . They also have a backyard area which I assume is open when weather permits . Not sure if they serve food or not but that's ok cause I notice the booze was enough nourishment for the friendly crowd that started gathering as the games started. Thanks again cuz for bringing me here and now lets go and grab a bite in Astoria.

We met here for a relaxed Saturday lunch date. Staff members delivered service fitting for this…read morecaliber of restaurant. The spot features memorable visual touches. The food quality matches what you pay. The quality corresponds to the price.

Got a chance to visit Jim Beam Highball Club at one game - of course since it was part of my…read moreticket...one of 3 clubs. Not very big but has great view of the stadium and a couple of options for snacks and of course drinks. Good place to be inside when too hot /cold or when rainy outside. There is a cool Jim Bean jersey hanging on the wall. Drinks are pricey but similar to what one would expect to pay at a bar. Jim Beam bourbon straight up is good...I enjoyed it. The menu choices and vendors inside change over time. When I was here they had Chomp'd sandwiches and donut bites, Dulcinea churros (pricey), Destination dumplings. Check it out while where if you can, well it's part of your ticket for sure.

A really cool spot to beat the long lines and eat with one heck of a view. The food is fast and…read moregood. Of course you can't beat having AC while I. The dog days of summer. LGM!

I'm sure I have had Colombian food before, but it has been quite a while and Barriles was my first…read moreauthentic "newer" Colombian place to try. Came here for a little small belated birthday dinner for a friend and we had a very nice time. We each just had a dish since we knew the portions are BIG. The menu is extensive and there was a lot to choose from. They even offer some Mexican and Italian dish options. I had the Grilled Skirt Steak (Monterey), which was SO BIG I had leftover for lunch the next day. :) the meat was pretty tender and juicy. The dish came with tostones (big) and rice. We were also served salads to start. What stands out a lot is the amazing service here. They are so polite, friendly, patient and helpful. The restaurant definitely seemed staffed properly which I suppose was a good thing because as the night progressed, the place filled up (for a Thursday night). My friends had the salmon and the Chicken Franchise. I took off just one star because they ended up charging my friends twice (but rectified the mistake), hopefully her funds will sort out. They also charge extra if you want to make any side substitutions... which isn't kind of crappy. The place is also beautifully decorated and spacious. Will def be back very soon! Next time we'll partake in an adult beverage maybe :)

My husband and I have had drinks at Barriles in the past but had never tried the food there until a…read morefew nights ago. I've experienced and enjoyed Colombian cuisine before, but unfortunately, I was not a big fan of the food at Barriles. We were with my brother, and the three of us shared the Ceviche Mixto, the Picada La Jefa, and Parrillada Barriles. The Picado La Jefa was the best in terms of flavor, due primarily to the sauce and guacamole. The Parrillada Barriles was surprisingly disappointing, despite the "wow" factor of the portion size. Everything on the platter was so overcooked and dry, and everything also lacked seasoning. It was almost inedible, but we took the leftovers home in the hopes of being able to repurpose them somehow since the dish cost $50. The ceviche was prepared in a traditional red sauce, which I had never had before. The texture of the seafood was decent, but I didn't care for the sauce. It tasted oddly sweet to me. Overall, I would not eat here again but would return for drinks.