Small bar tucked on a side street. Tuesday nights they have a nice friendly karaoke show…read more The beer tender serves up a nice personal pizza and a few other things. I had the pizza and a couple of soft drinks (since I was driving). It's a nice time with some nice local Malverne folks.

Local pub. What a…read moregreat little local pub in Malverne. We hit this place while I was visiting the area as my sister and her dude are regulars here. The building is sort of wedge-shaped and there is usually live music set up in the corner, which was the case the night we were there. Definitely a lot of regulars here and the bartenders are just great- very personable and make decent drinks. Walk in, sit down and they treat you just as well as a regular. My kind of service. The place is well lit and clean and the bathrooms are pleasantly nice. All in all a solid place to meet friends and just chill Parking lot behind the building or the street.

The bartender is cool, and the drinks are flowing. The energy is there and this bar is slowly…read moreturning into one of the hottest places to be in Long Island aside from Nautical mile. The only thing I don't like is the appearance of the bar. It could use some new repairs. Like the flooring and the tables along with the chairs.

This is just a little neighborhood dive bar. But if you're looking for a place to just relax and…read morehave a drink at a very affordable price, this is the place. The customers are mostly all mellow, the jukebox is good, and you can shoot pool or play darts. Unfortunately, no food, but the Chinese take out place next door will deliver to the bar The bartenders are all friendly and efficient! Especially the Sunday daytime, and Monday night bartender!!

Awesome old time tavern atmosphere, pooltable, darts occasional live music friendly knowledgeable…read morestaff would definitely recommend to friends

6 taps. Guinness on 1 the others are all crafts. Tonight is purple haze, spider bite, paulaner…read moreoctoberfest , long trail and Anderson valley. Place is small. A little divey but friendly. Bartenders are all cool Does not get to crowded during the week which is nice. Stop in, have a pint

Great local restaurant located in our town. The staff is amazing. The food is really good. The…read moreprices are reasonable.

Today I met a few friends at Connolly's. The restaurant for lunch was not crowded so we didn't need…read morea reservation for lunch. They had Guinness and the bartender knew how to pour a pint. The food is solid. We had the shepherds pie egg roll as an appetizer which were very tasty. The restaurant is clean and the tables are not on top of each other. I always enjoy going there.

The Rail does not serve food. They bring in catered food for certain occasions…read more It's like a "Cheers", bar from the view that guys, like the tradesmen stop in after a grueling day in the city. Neighborhood peeps come in. Former neighborhood folk return to visit. Sometimes it's very quiet and mellow, other times the joint is jumping! Mostly everyone knows one another and Billy and his crew know their customers. It's not a fancy place ( well, the ladies room is ), but it has a good vibe. You are welcome.

One Guinness, I had one Guinness and then I ran away. Literally…read more As a tourist I was looking for somewhere to hang and maybe meet a few "locals" but they weren't having it at this pub. Bar-lady was friendly enough but she seemed eager to get back to her regulars and their chat. "You people work on commission (tips), right? Big mistake. Big. Huge. I have to go shopping (drinking) now." My favorite PRETTY WOMAN quote. I still left a tip.

As a 20-year educator and parent of two enrolled campers, I cannot speak more highly of Rolling…read moreRiver! The entire Goodman family (owners/directors) are all hands on deck, involved in the day to day, and always engaging with campers, staff, and families. There's an incredible culture and camaraderie between everyone, from the group leaders who attended Rolling River decades ago as campers, all the way to the new counselors. Most important of all, everyone we've met at orientation, meet the matey's, reunion events, etc. are patient and nurturing, and truly enjoy working with children. The leadership team and head counselors are educators and it really shows throughout each camp day. Yes, the kids are here to have the time of their lives, but beneath all the fun, there's real substance and intentionality throughout the day. In the STEAM lab, there's a weekly theme and age appropriate lessons for each group. Sports/athletic blocks promote participation and teamwork. And instructional swim lessons use every square inch of the pools to maximize practice and repetitions. Between the waterfront with boating. kayaking and paddleboarding, a great mix of outside vendors/instructors, and included field trips, there's a ton of variety day to day. And we can't forget the always over-the-top special days (e.g. carnival day) and end of summer color war! It may seem cliche but we really noticed both of our kids "come out of their shells" after each camp season. They were more confident in playing sports and participating, noticeably more comfortable in the pool, and the biggest win of all was conquering their stage fright. I can attribute that last one to song and plaque day and the theatrical performance each group works on with the great team at "To The Stage" in Oceanside. We so appreciate everyone at the RIVA and recommend Rolling River without hesitation. We're already counting down the days until summer and just another two years before our little guy is old enough to join his two sisters in the fun. Thank you!

this camp is full of bully's and mean spirited people the counselors and camp does absolutely…read morenothing about bullying and allows kids to assault harm Intimidate and bully other campers I felt so unsafe and didn't want to return to the camp I was repeatedly treated like trash by campers who I had told on but they never got in trouble the campers are also known for acting wildly dangerously and harmfully to other campers I was kicked by a camper and threatened with bodily harm which the camp did nothing about when I told The counselors about it I could never have felt more scared in my life to go to rolling river day camp every day I was in fear for my safety and the safety of other campers who also delt with bullying problems so please don't let your kids go to this camp they will be bullied campers are known for doing dangerous and harmful things to each other highly don't recommend bringing your kids here I was constantly bullied and treated poorly by fellow campers Definitely don't recommend sending your kids here unless you want your kids to be bullied or come home with black and blue marks my parents sending me to rolling river was the biggest mistake of their and my life I was bullied humiliated made fun of laughed at and assaulted threatened and in constant Fear every single day and I couldn't go to the camp without fearing of being bullied harassed or picked on I felt sick to my stomach going to a place where I was bullied constantly with out any consequences for those who picked on bullied or assaulted me even though I told the camp counselors about what happened Nothing was done about it I was brushed Aside when I told counselors about the bullying problem and the bully's where free to retaliate when ever a bully was told on or reported and nothing was done to stop it So in conclusion don't let your kids suffer the safe fate I did don't let your kids go to this camp unless you want your kid to be bullied made fun of reticuled harrased, assaulted, threatened , and scared for their life

One of the best on the south shore! If you like craft beer just come here! Awesome tenders of bar ,…read morethey're friendly, professional, and fast. It is a cozy welcoming place. Parking stinks, but "never drive to bars, what the f you all thinkin"

We had a lovely Saturday afternoon here on the final & blustery day of January 2026. So many taps…read moreplus wine, sangria and I believe some cocktails as well. More seating than you would typically find in a small brewery, with many TV's and games around to keep you & the kids busy. I liked my Cinnabon cider so much that I had a second. The Smokin Sandy Pineapple parked right out front making some nice winter eats that they escort right back to your table. Worth the drive down to the area if you are not local, you can park yourself for hours and the tap choices are varied & endless. Nice folks!