The managers were extremely friendly and the food was very good. A great space for weddings with a…read morebeautiful exterior. The bathrooms were a very big deal to me. It felt like they hadn't been serviced all night. There was a lot of water on the counters and floors and it looked like a stall had been flooded. There are only 3 stalls and 2 were low on toilet paper both times I went in. The bathrooms were disappointing for such a lovely space

We enjoyed an early Autumn afternoon of golf at this very friendly Country Club. This was my first…read moretime ever playing this track. We found the greens to be challenging and the overall golf course was astesticaly beautiful. The clubhouse and the main building had a tradional flare with that old time southern appeal.

I wish I could give Stewart Manor Country Club more than 5 stars. We had our wedding here recently,…read moreand the entire experience was beyond anything we expected. I had been to the venue twice before--my sister got married here and a friend had a bridal shower--so I already knew it was beautiful. But hosting our wedding here was something truly special. From the very first meeting, the staff made us feel welcomed, cared for, and completely confident that our day would be in good hands. The venue itself is gorgeous with a warm, slightly rustic, homey charm, but the real standout is the staff. They are some of the kindest, most accommodating people you will ever meet. We didn't even bother touring other venues because we just knew this was the place--and we were 100% right. We worked mostly with James and John, who ran our wedding, and they were both phenomenal. James in particular deserves all the praise in the world. He handles so many details behind the scenes and somehow always seems to be in the exact place you need him. He listened closely to what we wanted and went above and beyond to make everything perfect. He was even completely prepared for emergencies, pulling out Advil at one point and a tide pen at another... and right before our ceremony, my husband accidentally got water on his vest. James took it, dried it, and brought it back looking perfect just in time. It was such a small moment, but it speaks volumes about how dedicated he is. By the end of the night, it honestly felt like James and John were family. We're already joking about finding excuses to go back just to say hello. If you're considering this venue--stop considering and just BOOK IT! Stewart Manor Country Club is outstanding in every way: the staff, the service, the atmosphere, the care, the experience. We couldn't recommend them more.

When my now-wife and I checked out the Stewart Manor Country Club for the very first time, Lisa…read morecalled the maitre'd James "a miracle worker." That was not an understatement. His attention to detail is amazing. When a button fell off my jacket, he found it amidst a sea of people. More than that, he sewed it back on. He fixed my wife's bustle. He knows so many tips and tricks for cleaning clothes quickly, totally, and discretely (as if there was never anything to fix). He shows every bride and groom so much love and attentiveness, and his only response is "that's the way it's supposed to be." What's even more astounding, is that the Stewart Manor CC even helps with wedding planning. They provided us names of equally hypercompetent vendors who provided us gorgeous flowers, a tasty wedding cake, and a DJ who had everyone on the dancefloor til the last song. If you have an upcoming wedding, baby shower, Sweet 16, or just want to book a venue, the Stewart Manor Country Club should be your first and last stop.

Nice hall that we go to that holds various events and such. We've been coming here primarily for…read morethe purposes that they hold Feis competitions which is for Irish step dancing. Parking however is limited. You either need to find street parking, or if you can slip into a lot right near the hall. They usually have things organized, is well run, and makes for a fun outing for the kids getting their step on!

As a former Invited Clubs member, I've had positive experiences at a couple of the private clubs…read moreand understand the importance of etiquette, tradition, and respectful conduct. That's why I was genuinely surprised and disappointed by how my recent visit to Engineers Country Club was handled. I visited as a prospective member, sincerely interested in what the club had to offer. However, expectations around prior golf experience and etiquette were not communicated in advance. My experience has mostly been recreational (e.g., Topgolf), and had I known that a higher level of familiarity was expected, I would have welcomed the opportunity to take etiquette lessons or ask questions beforehand. Instead, I was informed after the fact that staff had seen us on the course and complained. At no point did anyone approach us directly to explain any concerns until after the fact. We were told we might be perceived as "fooling around," though that phrase was never defined, and notably, there was only one other member or guest visible on the course at the time, far away from our golf cart. The implication that our presence was disruptive felt both unclear and unfair. There was also confusion about attire. It was implied that women's dresses for golfing were not acceptable, though that wasn't clarified in advance and wasn't addressed with us in real time. The experience lacked the transparency and hospitality that prospective members deserve. A brief orientation or a simple, respectful conversation could have made a meaningful difference. I hope this feedback helps the club reflect on how it welcomes and communicates with future visitors who come in good faith and with a genuine desire to be part of the community.

Our son was married on the west coast and we held an extended cocktail hour party at the Engineer's…read moreClub for New York friends and family. Trisha was very helpful planning the event. The food was fabulous and the service was excellent . . Seating was on an outdoor terrace. Many guests complemented us on our choice of venue. We would definitely return there for another event

Pros: The selection here is huge, the store is very well organized and is neat and clean…read more Cons: Like every thrift store, it's all hit and miss depending on what you're looking for. While some things were reasonably priced, other items were laughably priced. For example, an average quality small living room arm chair with slightly faded and slightly dirty fabric was $167.00. You can buy a similar arm chair in Bob's brand new and fresh smelling for $199.00 All in all, if you're in the area it's worth visiting since donations come in every week and you never know what you might find.

Two men came with a truck to my house. They refused to take anything. We had a loveseat, two twin…read morebedroom sets, a two-year old kitchen table with four kitchen chairs, two wooden short file cabinets and a large mirror. They looked at everything and said, "faded", "nicked", etc. In my opinion, every single thing was in good condition. I couldn't believe it. Do they only take new furniture? Aren't they selling, or giving to needy people, used furniture? I asked the driver, "Why?" after he refused the first item (I was just curious...I didn't have an attitude.). He responded, with a bit of an attitude, "Because the driver has the right to refuse any item." Not a good experience at all.

This review is an unbiased review even though I am a member & a union baby. My dad was a longtime…read moreunion member, who became a Shop Steward, On-site Steward & Contract negotiation member. I say that because after 20yrs, I've experienced a lot. Some bad, some good. The Teamsters Union is North America's strongest and most diverse labor union. I belong to this local, Local 282. Without going into specifics 2017 was an extremely rough year for me. Because of circumstances out of my control I had to find work in the twilight of my career. Now I know many people have had to do the same. But what makes my circumstances different is I am a unicorn in a pasture full of thoroughbred stallions. What I mean is, being a female in the heavy construction truck driving industry in NY is almost mythical. There aren't many of us. If any on Long Island. And in this age of Me Too, my experience is completely different! It's the big boys club for real! A crew of Manly Men. The conversation is always about engine size, stacks, motorcycles, drag racing & such. Who's truck got chromed out. Who hauled the biggest machine. You get the picture. Then there's me! LOL But in my time of need my "Brothers" rallied around me like storm troopers & helped me out in any way they could. I made phone calls & they gave me numbers. I received phone calls on companies that needed a driver. One day at a time. I regained my footing. What really helped was going to the meetings every month. I was able to meet several guys I didn't know before & an amazing shop steward M.A. who truly epitomizes what it means to be a Teamster in this union. This union allowed me to make a great living, buy a home by myself, raise my son without any outside help, have a great pension (remember those?) & forge great friendships with fellow members, all with just a High School education! For me, this is The American Dream! 1-26-2018

Went to see my old brothers and sisters last night with Christina J. This is one of the best and…read moreoldest construction unions in the New York, long Island area They cover all the cement and sand&gravel trucks in heavy road and building construction in the area and have a great pay scale and fantastic pension plan

Dined here with my boyfriend and his family not too long ago as they have a membership here. We…read moremade reservations for 7pm and arrived with a group of 8. They had plenty of outdoor seating in their patio area which faces their golf course. We ordered some bottles of wine for the table, and then placed our food orders. We started with some appetizers being their kung pao cauliflower, burrata salad, and muscles in red wine sauce. Delish! As my entree I ordered their branzino which came with vegetables and sweet potato fries. The branzino was perfectly cooked and so good. Everyone enjoyed their meals. We definitely left with full bellies! I can't really say anyone in the area should come here as you need a membership, but I had a great experience and look forward to returning!

Cherry Valley Club was founded in 1916 and its 6,200-yard field was a heathland design. The…read moreheathlands are lowland areas dominated by colorful heather, gorse and bracken. The course has had the touches of Walter J. Travis, Robert Trent Jones then New Jersey architect Stephen Kay, whose renovations stretched the back tees to more than 6,800 yards with other major course reshaping. This was the third time I had played Cherry Valley Golf Club in the last three years as a guest. I found the course sometimes challenging especially when I am trying to find my ball in the long fescue rough. Also they have well protected greens with some difficult bunkers. But overall the course beauty off set its difficult play. We had lunch in the new renovated Members guest grill room seated at the bar area that faced the ninth hole. The restaurant walls and floor were in the traditional wood you would find in most Golf Country Clubs. We ordered a salad with Salmon Fish Taco's and Grill Chicken over salad. Overall lunch was okay but the bartender was Frank was great.

Great family fun, great food, great club to watch the Bayern games with…read more Highly recommended, second to none The plattdeutsche are fantastic hosts to the club as well. Come on down and enjoy a warm welcome, great camaraderie and some good laughs !!

Great place to get some authentic german food.Schweinehaxe is really really good! Fantastic…read moreatmosphere to watch Fc Bayern Munich games with lovely LI fanclub supporters.