Gem in Foxhall area in midtown Kingston. The interior is modern and hip. Drinks are made with top…read morequality spirits and ingredients: they were able to accommodate my kosher dietary restrictions on a small plate. We had a lot of fun.

Cocktail bar and restaurant, the interior is quirky and appealing. Everything they brought out…read morelooked creative and tasty, it was hard to resist not going to other tables to sample :). We ordered the mussels, which came with shrimp, in a tomato based broth. Seafood was fresh and tasty. We also ordered a side or grilled veggies, which were similarly tasty. Next time we would love to try the cocktails. Only gripe is sound travels in this restaurant and the table next to us was so loud. Otherwise, a lovely evening.

Boyfriend and I were there when they were setting up Christmas decorations and it was so sweet. The…read morecider I had was good, service was awesome.

Nice bar, very lowkey and can be kinda romantic if u sit by the couches on the first floor. I don't…read morethink they really have food, but drinks are not as strong as id like. Not surprised lol many places are like this. The upstairs has a bunch of games which is fun, and they do live music and karaoke! It's just kinda small in there so it can feel cramped if there's just a regular amount of people.

Friendly quick service, a nice Pinot Gris and fabulous ambiance! Note: the WC has multiple stalls,…read morebe sure to check if they're open before unnecessarily waiting .

What sticks out for me is the abundant humor and imagination of the proprietors here! WOW. We're…read morestraight(whatever!) but I love to peruse the comedy, community, education, humor, art and sexiness they serve up in their calendar so we had to show up. The ambiance, staff, patrons and drinks were lovely. We tried the Balkan Dancing night with MacNCheez and had a uniquely memorable and fun(rather silly, for us) evening; would definitely go back and recommended it to friends. (Pro Tip: Any type of dancing is a huge plus if you're trying to stay sane! Just go for it!) This place is an escape and a joy as we live through this dark, scary time in history. Sometimes, the fight-of-the-hour is to refuel with laughter and know that you're showing up for a terrific little business and band. Get off the couch tonight! Live an interesting life! (Full disclosure, at one point, there was an openly critical woman dancing next to me as I stumbled along but do I think this place is responsible for one grump's tacky behavior? Did I let her ruin my fun? Nope and nope. 95% of the people were awesome to me, it's just math).

This was our fourth visit to Eliza, and it continues to improve. The radicchio salad was an…read moreimpressive starter - more than enough for two to share, with an interesting peanut sauce that had a little zip to it. We also shared the roasted cauliflower, a nice counterpoint to the salad. For mains, my partner had the steelhead trout, over Swiss chard and rice grits - it had a nice pink tone and was very flavorful. I had the short rib massaman, which was fantastic. Delicious shreds of spare rib in a spicy peanut sauce, served over papparadelle - wow, this was great. It reminds me of a ragu I've had at Portale in NYC, but with a strong Thai inflection. It's my favorite dish yet at Eliza. This is a bit of a journey for us, but always worth it. I'm really looking forward to where the Eliza team goes next with their menu.

Great service! Diverse and interesting menu. Food was executed very well. Definitely one of my new…read morefavorites.

I've been hanging out in Kingston for 10+ years and even though Stockade has been on my list the…read moreentire time, I keep forgetting. Sad that was the case!! Finally dropped in this weekend. First, the prices are excellent. A few drinks $10, and they're strong and tasty. I happened to luck out and it was also a Diego's taco pop-up night and I had some of their chicken tacos & beet tacos. I really missed those beet tacos!! I think the bar is super cute, cozy, dim. The staff is attentive and fun. Will be back soon!!

We stopped by Stockade Tavern for drinks and a bite to eat before dinner. We sat at the bar, and it…read morewas the perfect place to hang out. There was a happy hour, and I got an old fashioned off of it. I liked that there was a decent amount of alcohol in the drink, but I felt that the flavors were basic. We also got the chicken pate, which I really enjoyed. They toasted some fresh bread with it too.

Great meal here a few months ago, and tremendous service--we had a show at UPAC and they got us in…read moreand out in just over an hour.

This is another drive-by find located on Broadway in Kingston, NY my non-Yelp husband noticed. We…read morethought we could snag a table for the evening at this queue-worthy spot the same day we'd noticed it earlier in the day but timing wasn't on our side. We tried for a next time. The bar is open for walk-ins, greeting from the host/owner(?) was pleasant from the get-go and our server, was also on point the entire evening. For those who believe that sharing is caring when eating out, this might be for you! However, Mirador is one of those places where you look behind the menu and expect more options. This loosely inspired Andalucian spot offers selections way smaller than a typical tapa- but, in so saying, it's much loved for the vibe and menu. Although Mirador has accepted the Andalucian way, the food culture hasn't made its way to the menu and missed the mark on some heavy-duty Spaniard ingredients such as garbanzos, GARLIC, shrimp, etc. And while we're having that conversation, our "sangria" wasn't what we expected and made with tequila ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. We could barely taste the 4 tiny slivers of fluke crudo underneath a big citrusy and icy/foamy cloud topping and the same with the Chanterelles in our croquettes. If you want your customers to leave fast, then serve smaller-than-typical-tapas. The biggest tapa for us was a thinly sliced fennel+green salad in a refreshing dressing. If you want to sop up some bread in shrimp+ garlicky oil- none of the classic tapas are here. On the flip side, you come to Mirador because they do a terrific job of bringing people together over super lite and inventive bites and sips.

I've been here a few times, the food and cocktails are great. There's a new guy in front who really…read moreadds to the atmosphere and experience. Highly recommend!

The service was great, and it was easy to order my takeout pizza!! There was plenty of seating…read moreinside to wait while my order was being prepared. A calm but fun to the place. I got the Caps & Stems pizza and it was amazing. This was some of the best pizza I've ever had. It was crispy and had the right amount of char, lots of cheese and sauce, and tons of flavor. The crust wasn't too stodgy or dense like a lot of pizza- it was airy and had a great bite to it. It was ready pretty quickly (15 minutes) and tasted fresh! This was enough to feed me and my partner. I would love to come back here for the pizza!

Great wings, good bartender, fun crowd…read more After hours early evening, you name it worth it

Max and Quinn are total sweethearts! Really welcoming, fun, laid back bar that's reasonably priced…read more I asked Quinn to just make me a fun fruity drink, and he made me this raspberry rum thingy dingy that was amazing!

The food is fresh and thoughtfully prepared, but lately has been rather bland. Tonight we enjoyed…read morethe zucchini/eggplant chips - they are always good, crisp with spice and yummy tzatziki. The sugar snap pea soup was delicious, accented with lemon oil and fresh herbs. The sliders (great presentation, even the buns were grilled) were generous and juicy, but they needed some acid or sauce - the bacon jam was not very noticeable. Our previous meal was a generous portion of salmon, but again no sauce/seasoning on it or the lentils, very bland. Tagliatelle bolognese was generous, and we have enjoyed the hot fresh berry cobbler a couple times. The cocktails are balanced and interesting, and they have a simple but good wine selection. (Note to management: for a restaurant of this capacity, more than just one handicapped parking spot would be helpful!!) Both the spacious dramatic interior and the porch overlooking the Rondout make for an enjoyable setting. But what REALLY makes us come back is Megs who always knows what we need before we know that we need it. She is a true professional and delivers amazing service and hospitality.

Holy cow. About as bad an experience as I've had in my life. Truly awful. Our tour group took us…read morehere as part of our day trip. It was a buffet-style meal, which was 'ok'. But the truly beyond-horrible service made this an absolutely dreadful experience. The first thing the waitress did was take our drink orders. The person before me orders a Coke, and she says they have Pepsi products. So he orders a Pepsi. I order a Mountain Dew (a Pepsi product), and she says she doesn't know if they have it. How do you not know if they have it? But, to keep things moving and easier, I just get a Pepsi. The rest of the table orders their drinks and waits. And waits, and waits. 45 minutes later people had eaten their food, and everyone at the table is still waiting for their drinks. Two different waitresses said 3 different times the waitress says, "it's coming". I finally got fed up and left before our time was completely done because I was on the verge of saying something that probably would've gotten me arrested. Talking to people outside after, apparently, the drinks did finally come after getting a 3rd waitress and an additional 15 minutes. And they were watered down.

Like if a 2000's indie film came to life as a brewery. Delightful, quirky, laidback and gives you…read morefeel-good vibes. Nothing grandiose here, just good people and good beer. Small tasting room with wooden tables and benches, high ceilings and lots of natural light on the all white walls. 8 beers on tap. They don't do flights but will do half pours. Between my girlfriend and I, we tried most of the menu. To me the two standouts were the Schwarzbier (4.9% black lager) and the Co+lab (4.2% English ESB). Both were smooth and flavorful with a slight lingering bitterness. Low ABV makes them both quite quaffable, as they describe one of their other beers. We're from NJ where breweries are only allowed to serve the beer they brew on site and nothing else, so seeing food, wine, and cocktails on the menu was a novelty for us. We didn't try anything besides the beer, but there were some impressive offerings including a penicillin cocktail, and Knackwurst, oysters, and a variety of pizza. Overall a cool spot that we would definitely come back to if we're in the area again.

We stopped into Kingston Standard Brewing around 2 pm on a Thursday, so we were naturally the only…read morefolks in the place. The brewing equipment was right out in the open, behind the ordering counter, and there were a good deal of wooden tables in the front. The high ceilings and white walls really opened up the place and its brightness made for a festive atmosphere. The staff was very nice and clearly passionate about the business. After a few small tastes of the beers on tap, we each settled on a pint. My favorites were the Marzen, which was like a light and crisp Oktoberfest, and the Rauchbier, which possessed an unique smokiness. We also shared a soft Pretzel, which was the best we had ever had! Its sourdough interior was made from a locally-sourced flour, and its exterior had a rich, brew-inspired coating. It was served with a creamy, salted butter that was divine. We did not try one of their many creative pizzas that had been cooked in their stone oven, but they looked and smelled spectacular! Kingston Standard was an amazing brewery with great beers and delicious food.