POUR me another one ! I had such a great experience at Pour in Mount Kisco. I started with one of…read moretheir CBD drinks and it mellowed me out right away! (such a great way to start the night.) The flatbread was absolutely delicious, and the drinks just kept getting better from there. I followed it up with some rosé tequila shots from Luca, an espresso martini, and another CBD drink. When I tell you I loved everything -- the vibe, the atmosphere, the owner, the bartender, the drinks, and the food -- I truly mean it. It's one of those places where you instantly feel comfortable and just have a great time. I will definitely be back.

Amazing sliders, wine, atmosphere and attentive and knowledgeable patient staff. Bravoread more

This is my Go To bar. Younger crowd mixes with mid age crowd well. People have fun and are always…read morerespectful. Drinks are cheap and I find the patrons to be fun. I stop by Saturday's, when able. Bartenders are really cool as well.

Irish pub that's a little bit on the divier side. Service was quick at the bar. Bartenders choice…read morereally hit the spot. Cheese was perfectly melted on the chicken. Sauce gave it the extra layer of flavor. Bread was also nicely toasted. Fries had a nice crispy to them.

There was a kids party going on in the theatre next to ours which was VERY loud and we couldn't…read morefocus on our own movie. When we complained we were told that the kids were quiet when they were in the theatre, but were running around outside the room. Thats a problem! But actually we were in the last row of the adjoining theater and we could hear them in the room itself. So there is that. We all also thought it was unusual to exit the theater and walk-through the main bar/lobby to leave and see one of the staff men sitting at the bar with an undershirt tank top on. First of all it isn't the summer, but even still aren't they expected to wear their uniforms while on duty? It was very unusual.

Now I don't know if this is because of the film or all of theaters in there are like this, but my…read morefilm was in a theater that was the same size as some people's entertainment rooms, I'm sure! I'm not complaining! Loved the large extended leather chairs, great sound and truly what seemed like a private showing -- I mean we're talking 'small,' as in 'tiny!' Pretty cool! The only negative was the fact people (adults) sat on the one side and let their kids go ape $#*! on the other side! Remember, this is a SMALL venue. It reminded me of what I hate about a similar cinema in Pleasantville -- a lot of privileged people on their phones, feet on the chairs, talking... but I digress! Anyway, I can't wait to go back and see something else, and hopefully in the same theater. If I see kids again, I'm getting my money back! I really want to know if the other theaters are the same size or larger. Assuming larger! Oh, parking was brutal -- almost non-existent!

Came here for brunch , and boy was I super surprised by all the made in house items on this menu…read more First off , the staff is super friendly, from the front is the house to the kitchen, and don't forget the awesome bar. Unfortunately I couldn't try everything but we ordered the cinnamon rolls, creme brulee French toast, and the frittata. The cinnamon rolls were warm, gooey, but not overly sweet. The French toast was the best item, actual creme brulee crispy top with a super soft and light bread. Again this was very flavor packed but not overly sweet. Lastly was the frittata and salad that was dressed with a great maple vinaigrette. Overall the fritada was solid, basic , but the salad actually was the best part and I am stealing that vinaigrette.

Goodhouse Social Club = Really Good Time! The Marcus O crew…read moreof 8 took a road trip North to Mt. Kisco to check out an incredibly ambitious project that combines a restaurant, bar lounge, music venue and retail shop- encased in a three story Main Street townhouse- what could possibly go wrong? Actually- not much. We had an incredible time. Let's break it down: The F&B is inventive and implemented at a very high level. Flavors were jumping off of the plate as we enjoyed very creative starters such as the squash hummus plate, tuna credo and figs and whipped ricotta. Entrees included burgers, chicken sandwiches, crispy calimari salad, and brown butter gnocchi, and a lovely scallop special. Don't miss the wonderful Parker house rolls with high quality seasoned butter. (Lohud does a great story on the venue). The entertainment for the evening featured the M80's an 80's cover band that punches above their weight. The sound quality in this venue was exceptional. As this is not enough let's add a small retail space near the entrance. Mrs. O found something there.... A great parking area exists right in front/back? of the restaurant- which is really an important aspect to this project with so many moving parts. With food prices high, quality staffing challenging, and an economy teetering, I call this project audacious. Early signs are great and I look forward to returning in the future- perhaps for the great looking ricotta pancakes- as their chef has a bit of a magic touch for his food prep that he describes as refined yet approachable. I will be very curios to see how this venue progresses as work space is also offered.

Adam and Clerida performed as a cello and guitar duo at our wedding this past February and I can't…read moresay enough about them. We selected them at the recommendation of our wedding planner who had numerous positive experiences with them in the past, and right from the beginning we were grateful for our pick. Adam worked with us ahead of time to make sure that the they were in lockstep with our vision. The day of, they showed up early, were professional, and truly set the mood with their beautiful performances (lots of Beatles!). We had them for both the ceremony and the cocktail hour and I'm still receiving comments of praise from our guests. I would hire them again in a heartbeat!

Hire. Adam. Now. We had our wedding in Mystic, CT and Adam performed for the intimate reception…read moredinner. He was patient and got every detail from me about how we wanted our evening to go and sound. He was flexible and adjusted when the restaurant set some unexpected guidelines. He learned a song we requested last-minute and completely ROCKED it. He set the perfect mood and our guests still rave about him almost one year later. The whole thing was effortless and perfect thanks to him!

Pro studio where every job gets the same treatment. And front of house logistics as good as it…read moregets thanks to Amy.

An incredible facility that even offers courses for a wide range of music and video techniques. The…read moreinstructors very welcoming and create a comfortable learning environment from the moment you arrive. They offer courses for all skill levels and even provide laboratory hours--perfect for those like me without a home studio setup. I highly recommend their audio engineering course for anyone looking to elevate their skills!

The owner Frank Enea is probably one of the most talented musicians around this area. He is very…read morecreative and really knows what he's doing with mixing, recording, etc. The place is not fancy. It actually looks a bit shabby but the guy is a genius!

Being a self described off-beat bride I wanted a mobile brass band to escort the entire wedding…read moreparty from NYC's City Hall where we were married across the Brooklyn Bridge to our reception at The Pines in Brooklyn http://www.thepinesbk.com/. I found these guys on Gig Master and really lucked out. https://www.gigmasters.com/brass-band/street-beat Jeff and the Street Beat Brass Band created the most memorable and joyous experience for our wedding party, guests, locals and tourists as they escorted us across the bridge and played for another hour at the wedding reception during cocktail hour. Jeff and his band were super-accommodating, discussing with us exactly what we wanted all within our budget. Moreover, having the Street Beat Brass Band as part of our celebration was, to us, what makes this great city of ours so unique and special--the delight on the faces of our wedding party, the NYPD, the Mr. Softee Ice Cream truck guy and all the people we encountered along the route over the bridge, in Dumbo and on the F and R train surpassed our expectations. Book these guys if you want to surprise and delight your guests at your next event and want to create a lasting impression.

From the owner: This New Orleans style strolling brass band will make your wedding or party an event your guests…read morewill always remember. Whether it's Funk, Dixieland, Jazz, Latin, Gospel, Klezmer or Polka. As seen on ABC, NBC, NY1 and more TV. Opened for the NY Philharmonic, toured abroad for the US State Department. Street Beat Brass adds much more than a typical band to create the atmosphere you desire. We specialize in our mobility, as we are strolling horns and drums musicians untethered to electric chords, amps, stages, etc. We can lead a second line parade, create a theme of Mardi Gras, the Swing era, Roaring 20's and more. Also great for any corporate function, surprise, flash mob, indoor or outdoor setting. Call for a free quote!

Went again and tried c the happy hour again with a coworker and we had a good experience and they…read morehad a band which was awesome. Have to try the regular menu everything looks and sounds delicious. The staff and service was on point. It's a good vibe always .

Always amazing service . Today I tried a Baileys cocktail. Nice easy listening tunes. I love the…read moredecor of the place.

Fabulous evening of live music and libations.Lisa E and I arrived with a 7PM reservation for our…read morefavorite 2 top, away from the bar and close to the band. During the course of a long evening, I had 2 Black Manhattans up and an order of baked clams, and a ton of club sodas in between. Music was legit, the King Cobra layed down some really amazing rockin blues. We saw them one night in January at Big Daddy's and they have become one of our favorite cover bands. Excellent lead guitar and vocals with some superb solo work. Scotty, who we know from another band, Blue Roots, on blues harp, outstanding. Solid bassist and percussionist contributing to solid music. We stayed for 2 of the 3 sets. Lisa E. making rounds and friends throughout the venue. Graciously gave up our table as we said our goodbyes to new acquaintances and headed blissfully home close to 11PM. Solid venue!

This is a great little bar that has live music. That's downstairs behind the door in an ice cream…read moreshop in Farmingdale.. Myself and my extended family came here to see my nephew play. His band was great. Our waitress was great. She was busy. She seemed on her own, and the place was pretty crowded. I didn't care for a couple of the bartenders. I thought they were rude so I didn't really pay them any mind and just waited for my waitress to talk to. There's only one bathroom downstairs so sometimes she had to wait in line, but it was easy always people to talk to apparently many years ago was speakeasy so it really kept that great vibe. They have big booths. They kept Fred Astaire on the screen. The music was great great company at the area that it was at and was just fabulous.