went for nyack jazz fest. cute town to visit lots of cute stores. Live jazz 35$ cover. was near…read morepacked. would def visit again

If you love music in an intimate setting - nothing gets better than this! Owner/musical genius…read moreDavid Budman is without parallel! The staff is amazing, friendly and the room vibrates with the love of music. I wish I lived closer so I could spend much more time there.

Great spot to drink beer and watch Sunday football. They also have a pool table and dart board…read morewe're coming back to utilize on our next trip to Tarrytown!

I love dive bars, and I should love this bar. However the bartenders just don't seem to care and…read morethe bouncer (yeah, they have a bouncer on weekends - says a lot about this place) couldn't be more of an ass to patrons. I don't get it - place has potential and I liked it 20 years ago (which was the last time they cleaned it). So one star for the current state and one for nostalgia for what it used to be...

Absolutely LOVE this place but only receiving 4-stars for the following reasons:…read more First, If you sit back near the SRO (bar area), ALL you hear is people talking and the clinking of glass. Horribly distracting. The WORST place to stand or sit near if you're in the back of the Orchestra (latter rows)! Two, if you sit along the left wall (Orchestra), there is an alcove of sorts closer to the front of the stage. There is a TV in there (WHY, I don't know!), that is left on during performances. If you're in seats along the wall, you 'will' be distracted from the glare of the television light (as I recently was back in Row N!). Lastly, lobby bar prices are INSANE: $38 for a single serving CAN of wine and a single serve bottle of Prosecco. We had just come from a very nice restaurant and paid well less than that for quality!

I am an avid concert goer. Going to see live music is my hobby of choice. From massive arena shows…read moreto tiny venues that hold less than 100 people, I love it all. I fell in love with the historic Capital Theatre the minute I walked in. Just a spectacular old building. While the show we saw, I won't say who, wasn't the greatest concert in the world the sound production and sight lines made for a really pleasant concert experience. Oh, and I should mention that the parking was a piece of cake. The reason this venue only gets three stars is simple: the bartenders were massively over serving. This was by far the drunkest crowd of concert-goers I've ever been in. It was literally unsafe. The venue gets props for having gender neutral bathrooms...they just don't have enough of them. The lines were nuts and for this show there were booze-fueled fights happening while you were waiting to take a leak. All in all, not a great vibe.

i got a chicken slovaki and it was epic lots of food and fries. i came here because it was the only…read morething open and im glad i did because the food was pretty good i was surprised! its a tavern so a few people playing darts and being social. i only came cause hungry and only thing open in the area. if im ever in th situation ill totally come back for the chicken slovaki

The service was great. Looks like a lot of locals hanging out in the space. That was all great…read more Lots of TVs to watch a game. Unfortunately, the food was really not that good. We tried the pretzel, sliders ( cheeseburger and chicken Parm.), wings and apple crisp. All of it was just average. None of it was spectacular The wings weren't crisp.

Fun place and food/drinks are good and reasonably priced! Trivia and music nights are extra special!read more

The nachos were absolutely disgusting! Made of liquid prison cheese. Why not use real cheese on a…read moresingle serving, $12 menu item that prob. cost $2.50 to make?

We were amazed at how 2 restaurants, owned by the same people, sitting quite literally across the…read morestreet from one another, could be so radically different from one another and both be outstanding! After spending an evening with James at O.M.C. he recommended The Blind Pig for dinner, and even called in a reservation for us! This place was loud and lively, crowded and full of raucous laughter with fun music playing in the background, a mid to late 20's crowd packed the bar and every table was full too, but our host and server Peter seemed to be everywhere at once! We never had an empty water glass, dirty plates were whisked away immediately, craft cocktails and food brought out on a perfectly timed schedule. The drinks were great, the food was killer, and I kinda wish we were in town longer to try more of it!

Very nice cocktail bar to go to and the food was good as well…read more Nice team and good service. We tried three different cocktails and the house Pilsner. The cocktails were originals and tasty, and the Pilsner good as well. We tried several food : crispy fresh mozzarella, Bao, prociutto Mac and cheese and the sticky toffee pudding. Very good and decent prices. I will go again for sure!

Built in 1668, this establishment predates the US itself, making it one of the most storied dining…read moredestinations in the country. Wisely recognized as America's oldest tavern with its stone facade, the Old '76 House, located on Main Street in Tappan, has been welcoming guests and was restored to its pristine condition by the Norden family. Step inside, and nearly every corner tells a story that served as a meeting place for local patriots during the American Revolutionary War. It also welcomed General George Washington for dining on occasion. He once received plans at the establishment that exposed Benedict Arnold as a traitor--prompting a dramatic reaction still talked about today. Upon entering without a reservation today for lunch, my partner and I were greeted by the host and got a cozy table by the fireplace with original Delft tiles in the Tap Room. The interior features rustic beamed ceilings, four fireplaces, vintage portraits, historical certificates and documents, as well as costumes and artifacts where patrons were able to walk around and marvel at them. The menu reflects the tavern's heritage, with dishes inspired by early American cuisine. We decided on the Thanksgiving Sandwich accompanied with fries and the Traditional American Meatloaf over Mashed Potatoes and Steamed Vegetables. For dessert, we shared Hannah's Apple Crunch with vanilla ice cream. But even more than the great and delicious food was the history, ambiance, and especially the way we were treated. Our server was Joe and checked on us often. The portion was healthy and the price comparable to the area's. If one has even a passing interest in American history, then it's a must to come here. Not just a meal, but an experience!

The food was great the historical atmosphere wonderful. They had a jazz band that was very good…read more But I was there with 3 friends and wanted to talk and reminisce. Not talk over the music.

It was great but closed down after covid My husband, I and…read moreson will miss the haunted houses I also loved going into the gift shop to buy items

Me and the girlfriend went here over Halloween season 2018, now with that said, it takes a lot to…read morefreak me out and get me going and horseman's hollow did the job. Between the actors knowing when to move to other people and when to gather around. There was one part with a few actors who ignored my girlfriend as she ran an went straight for me, holding me agenst the fence as others went by and me being scared out my mind. Finally getting away they again cornered me as my girlfriend laughed away at the entrance to the next area. Between jump scares, hidden areas where ghosts an ghouls jump out of that you don't expect this place is worth every dime you pay for. We will most definitely be paying the price again and taking the ride Down each year. Head to horseman's hollow if you want a real good And true scare.