We were so impressed with Early Terrible during our last visit to Woodstock that we simply had to…read morego back this time. Unfortunately, it was cold and rainy on this occasion, so enjoying their sprawling outdoor area was out of the question. Instead, we grabbed some drinks from the bar and took them over to one of their worn-in leather couches. My first cocktail was the Jalapeno Margarita with its inclusion of blood orange puree. I liked it well enough, but it had a lot of orange flavor, which I was not super into. I preferred my companion's Smoke Signals, which was like a spicy mezcal margarita with pineapple. Secondly, I had their Hot Apple Cider spiked with mezcal, which I enjoyed more, despite (or, rather, in spite of) it being super boozy. From the log cabin-ish vibe to the friendly staff and excellent cocktails, Early Terrible is a creative lounge worth exploring.

The cocktails here are heavenly! Simply ambrosial. We sat outside on a hot & lazy afternoon in the…read moregarden, basking in the lovely ambience, sensual wafts of incense, and colorful music, and felt transported to some exotic locale. The interior bar is cool too - intimate, lodgey - with more of a party atmosphere at night. The staff all seem arty, bohemian and hip. On Fri-Sun, you can order wood-fired pizza from the Mud Club next door (same owner). We had a sausage and shiitake pie and it did not disappoint! The bar nibbles are otherwise quite light and limited, so come prepared to drink and dance but not stuff your face, unless you come on pizza days. Would I be a regular if I were local? Almost certainly yes!

This was a fun venue, definitely outdated on the inside. But a nice apres ski spot as there is…read moreoften live music. Space Bacon was playing when I came here and tickets were very reasonably priced. There is also ample parking here. The inside has a large bar and tables and a repurposed fire pit to sit at. There is an old run down ski ball and basketball machine which would really be fun to use if they were functioning. There is food here mostly hot dogs, fries, and late night bar food at higher prices as well.

- #TBT REVIEW -…read more Three years ago, as part of a long weekend ski vacation, we visited here with tickets in hand for RUSTED ROOT! Yup, a bar/club that usually sees the likes of smaller cover bands and local DJs managed to lock down Rusted Root! Not only that, but our $25 general admission tickets got us as close as 5 feet away from the stage of this cozy venue. Despite the sellout crowd (thank goodness we bought in advance), the bar wasn't overly packed. We were able to snag reasonably-priced drinks throughout the night and groove back to the dance floor for the three hours they were on stage. Bartenders were overwhelmed but friendly, and drink prices ($5-8) weren't overly "taxed." If you're staying at either the Snow Lake Lodge or the Lodge at Mount Snow, Snow Barn is just a short walk away. If staying elsewhere, you can catch the free MOOver (http://www.moover.com) shuttle, but be warned that their service stops at 5pm. From reading the recent negative reviews, it's a shame to hear that Snow Barn has perhaps gone downhill from the times we visited. Again, we went for the concert, so if you're in the same camp, I'd suggest you check the music calendar (http://mountsnow.com/livemusic) and plan your visit accordingly. At the very least, you can always enjoy a bit of history...The Snow Barn used to be Reuben Snow's barn, who owned the base-area land. After the land was purchased by Walt Schoenknecht in the 50s, it was converted into a ski lodge before being once again converted into the bar/club it is today.

Very nice spot conveniently located in town. We were there late afternoon on a weekend. Folks kept…read morecoming in to enjoy a few beers. Brought a nice energy to see older and younger people hanging out. Comfy seating, lots of tables, good list of beers. Very happy we picked this bar purely for the Simpsons reference. (This as not a seedy bar, not in one bit)

My wife and I went here years ago and had a great time. But be warned, unless things have changed…read moreMoe's doesn't serve food. I think they will sell you a bag of chips. On the good side they let you bring in your own food, so grab a pizza down the road bring it in to Moe's and have fun !!

Had fun coming for Salsa sunday on Mother's Day with bottomless mimosas. Food is standard bar…read morefare. Staff were friendly.

I went here during a very busy time. It's the Adirondack car show so that can explain the lack of…read morebetter review but not sure. Waitress walked by us 4 times telling us she would be with us soon and it still took over 15 minutes to just get our drink orders in. Then another 10 to get them. Needless to say we left after the o e round of drinks because didn't want to wait for another round. Bug I did see some if the food and it did not look great so I was happy I did not order food.

Green Wolf Brewing is a small brewery in Middleburgh. They're dog friendly, which we love. They…read moredon't serve food but they're bring your own food. They do have non-beer options as well. They have a decent selection of beers. It's a great place to hang out for a bit. The beers are good too!

Best brewery on our weekend trip upstate. Nice support for the good of our Nation by having an HRC…read moreflag and "Hate Has No Home Here" signs. I love to see it. Bought a piece of art, too. Friendly bartender, Smokey brew on tap (highly recommend) and all around nice environment.

Great bar. Friendly people. Food is great. Lots of fun, pool table and darts. Music tooread more

We couldn't believe it. We went here at lunch hour and we're told we have no baskets to serve food…read moreso we're not taking customers. GO AWAY

Cute little cocktail style bar on Caroline St…read more Sometimes there are talented DJs on the weekends. Vibes are chill if you arrive on the earlier side of things. Gets a lot more hopping towards the evening though, as this is Caroline Street, so be aware of that fact. Bartenders are friendly from what I've encountered. Excellent spot to hang for summer "day drinking." Recommend.

Excellent cocktails at the top of Caroline Street in downtown Saratoga!…read moreA DJ played music as we sat at the bar and enjoyed cocktails. Formerly One Caroline, at One Caroline Street in the heart of Saratoga Springs, The Misfit offers a variety or beer and cocktails with a lively atmosphere. The crowd started to gather around 10:30 or 11pm and people enjoyed dancing around the bar. We tried a few cocktails from the menu, the Lavender Haze, Jessica Rabbit, and El Mariachi. The bartender really knew his stuff when he delivered the perfect "Last Word". Try out The Misift next time you're in DT Saratoga!

Cute little pub on Main Street. Nice selection of cocktails, beers and American food. The…read morebartender was very friendly and chatted with me for awhile. But it was also dead quiet at 4pm on a Saturday, which was ok by me. I had a tuna dish for dinner (see photos) that was pretty tasty. I asked the bartender for a food recommendation and that's what he suggested. He was right. It was good and I'm glad I got something tasty and healthy. Would for sure go back.

This is my first time to Chatham, which is a bit of a drive from Albany, and I loved the town. The…read moreweather was perfect, the trees were blooming, and the town was full of lively people. Beautiful architecture, dating back hundreds of years. We were impressed by the People's Pub. Pool and darts on the second floor, and bar and dining area on the first. We spent a good amount of time admiring the wood work around the bar and restaurant, as well as the tin ceilings. We ordered more food that we probably should have, but it all sounded so good, that with the winter menu coming to a close, we knew we would likely not have a chance to order it again. We chose to sit at the bar, and enjoyed a whiskey and pisco sours, made with actual eggs. The open kitchen is a nice touch, and it was nice to see the well staffed restaurant handle the Friday night dinner crowd. Portions for most dishes were a generous size, and we enjoyed the variety of choices. We can't wait to come back to try the spring menu, or to come on one of the special nights, such as the live Irish music.

Great staff, enjoyable entertainment on weekends and drink specials daily! Gloria and Tracey know…read moreyour names and always treat you like family.

stopped in for some wings and boy are we glad we did, they were fantastic. we ordered hot wings and…read morethey were spot on, not to hot, very tasty. bartenders name was Gloria and she was very pleasant, cheerful, and makes the best Long Island tea I've had to date. Tracey made the delicious hot wings, both ladies were very personable. Great atmosphere felt very welcome!!

Let me start by saying the staff is incredible. The food…read more.. I would love to know what happens in that kitchen. But I assume it's a lot of microwave and premade meals sitting out, because that's the food we got. Overpriced, bland and all around a waste. I love korean food and am used to certain flavors. This was just inauthentic and bland. Pork had no sauce, just a dry rub with no flavor and came out cold. Scallion pancakes were doughy and undercooked with no flavor. Wings were only edible part. It's a cool spot but if you go to an actual korean restaurant you will taste the difference. Won't be returning.

What a lovely lounge in the middle of Catskill proper! Their bar menu is Korean-based, I enjoyed…read morethe kimbap. Scallion pancake was okay, it's different but not bad. The evening I went they had a disco night, started to get crowded around 11:00 pm in their front dance area. The disco night was a very welcoming space to all and focused also on dancing with consent. There's a large upstairs space with a pool table you can use for free; sometimes if there is a wait, you can reserve it by putting your name with the bartender downstairs on a list. Overall it was a great spot and the people are friendly