Service : Megan was great we had her in the day time super chill…read more Food: did not try but drinks were cold and cheap Ambiance: typical local hang out. We came back at nighttime and it was a locals wake who went to the bar all the time. Felt weird being there but we went to the back room and just played darts and enjoyed the time. We like these kind of hang outs as it's friendly and laid back.

Great owner My husband and I went there to eat many times…read more It was really nice to see how the best Bar Brothers has turned out to be.

I was quite tipsy when I walked in here on a business trip.. The reason for visiting actually came…read morefrom the documentary "The Great Chicken Wing Hunt" which spanned various parts of NY...and included this local watering hole. It was quite the sh*tshow the night I was there...a mix of fashion influenced by Jeff Gordon, Jersey Shore, and from the magazines of Bowhunting World and American Survival. All quite harmless and quite amusing. Cheap drinks and the wings are quite good...order extra crispy and they oblige.

The crowd is kinda older but 5-7pm on fridays they do free wings. I love this place and anytime im…read morein town on a friday I go there. Also best pool players I have ever played against.

This places was my go to spot when I went to school out there their wings are always on point,…read morejuicy, flavorful and full of meat !!! It's always a vibe at monopole. 10+ years and I still have their number saved on my phone. Everyone is amazing !

Monopole pizza. They call it Sicilian. It is actually more like a french bread pizza, but It is…read morevery good. And we enjoyed it. But one slice was enough. Worth getting - but we didn't have to get a whole pie.

Great food, Famous chicken sandwich was, as always, very tasty. Service was perfect. Sat on the…read morenoisy terrace but didn't mind. Will I go back? Yow bet

Went there for thanksgiving brunch years ago. Love the food. Great place to spend time with friends…read moreor family.

We dropped by here for dinner. The INN is really gorgeous, and the restaurant was smaller than…read moreexpected and intimate. We ordered the antelope Swedish balls, French onion soup, and firecracker beef. Most of the food wasn't great - the antelope Swedish meatballs were the best of the 3. The French onion soup had too much thyme and a very watery broth. The firecracker beef was offensive!! It has a warning that it's very spicy (which is true), but it was a really strange dish! I expected an Asian inspired spicy beef dish over rice, but we got a hot sauce drenched rice bowl. Allegedly there was beef in it, but there was really no texture or flavor other than hot sauce! To clarify to the owner comment - we did tell our server we didn't like it, and that it was not due to the spice - it was due to the gross flavor. She simply said "oh I haven't heard that one" and did not offer to take it off the bill or replace it. Now the drinks and desserts were fantastic! We loved our seasonal cocktails, and we ordered two desserts and polished them off. The maple chomeur was drenched in sauce and so good - we actually poured the remaining sauce over our apple warm too! I loved the fresh apples in the tart since there was some texture. Service was also very good from the front desk to our server.

During a recent ski trip to Jay Peak, my group and I visited this cozy local restaurant with high…read morehopes, given the limited dining options in the area. Overall, it offered a unique experience, though not without a few drawbacks. To start, the appetizers were fantastic. We shared the beef tartare, mussels, and crab rangoon. The beef tartare stood out for its flavor, though the accompanying baguette was slightly stale. Despite that, the appetizers were the highlight of the meal. For soup, we sampled the French onion, which was met with mixed reviews--decent, but not particularly memorable. The main courses included kangaroo, venison, fish and chips, and duck. While the chef's talent for creating flavorful dishes was evident, all the meats were unfortunately overcooked. This may have been due to the challenge of preparing multiple meals at once, as we were informed that there was only one chef in the kitchen. The restaurant itself boasts a charming and homey ambiance that enhances the dining experience. Service was friendly and accommodating, with no issues on that front. A standout feature of the menu was the inclusion of kangaroo--a rare find, especially in Vermont. While it's worth trying for the novelty, be prepared for its distinctively high iron content, which imparts a metallic flavor that may not appeal to everyone. In conclusion, this restaurant offers a unique and enjoyable experience despite a few missteps. The friendly service and cozy atmosphere make it a worthwhile stop for those visiting the Jay area. Just keep in mind that the kitchen's limitations may impact larger parties or more complex orders. If you're feeling adventurous, give the kangaroo a try--you likely won't find it anywhere else nearby!

Mind you I got referred to the place via my hotel I'm staying at right now & my case though unable…read moreto use it because it coincided with a dinner special but nevertheless I will confess overall it is pretty much worth it. Got promptly seated at a booth & service came & my server was knowledgeable and recommended what I would do (you're gonna see what I'm referring to) & in the process got me a little bit of a bargain especially with my particular meal decision & did a prime rib with salad/bread/soup bar included. Ambience is very interesting because it seems from the 1980's music video days for few tracks I heard (not exactly bad especially now MTV no longer does music videos-?) but majority of music I heard was decent anyway. Suggestion for crew on the salad bar inform people "plates are cold, be aware" & just so people know.

As I was by myself, I chose to sit at the bar at lunchtime. A bartender was friendly and attentive,…read moreand gave a great service. It turned out to be some kind of happy hour lunchtime so it was buy one beer get one beer free. The burger and fries I ordered were prepared perfectly and delicious. The salad bar, although kind of small was very good as well and the turkey soup was delicious. In case I forgot to mention, or you didn't know, the soup and salad bar is included in the price of the meal. Overall, I would say this was a great experience and I would recommend it to anyone.

Great hotel. Reasonable. Easy on/off highway. Very clean. Spacious room. (Very tiny bathroom)…read more Complete breakfast included with hot sticky buns! Free parking. Pool. Gym. Outdoor seating with a grill & fire pit. Great Plattsburgh stopover!

One of the reviewer mentioned hairs in the tub and on the vanity. I stayed there last week and had…read morethe same experience. There were leftover hair shavings everywhere. And it was obvious that the vanity and tub had not been cleaned thoroughly. I brought it to the front desk's attention.

We loved top of the park! The views are insane and highly recommend sitting outside. Probably the…read morebest views you can get while dining in Lake Placid. I was not expecting much from the food, but it was amazing! Everything we got was better than the next including hummus, wings (so flavorful), pork (so tender), and fish (with crispy skin!). I highly, highly recommend this place if you're in the area!

Great customer service, delicious and beautiful food, outstanding views of Mirror Lake. Your…read morepartner will love it!

Beautifully decorated and super friendly cocktail bar located in the historic building that…read moreformerly housed the Venetian Soda Company. We visited last night and it happened to be during Karaoke time. The crowd was super chill, friendly, and very supportive of the singers. Everyone was having a great time and the vibe was pretty amazing, kind of felt like a speakeasy. There were people sitting at the bar, people clapping in the seats in front of the stage, and people knitting in the back. There were empty tables last night, but from what I read, it can get pretty crowded here. We ordered the Mudslides and they were really good, but a little too icy. Service was friendly and we felt very comfortable here. Loved the decor with the historic photos, the colored lights and the comfortable old style chairs. We'll be back on our next visit to Burlington!

Went here with my mom during a trip to Burlington and we had a very nice time! The soda lounge is…read morelocated within the Soda Plant - a collection of small businesses and artists all within an old soda factory. We both ordered the eggnog mudslide, a holiday special, which were served quickly and were very delicious. The night we went was their weekly karaoke night which we didn't know ahead of time, but it was fun! It seems to be a group of regulars who like to sing and the vibe was fun and laid back. The employee running karaoke was super nice and friendly and overall the whole place had really good vibes. I think we'll definitely be back next time we visit Burlington!

After spending a week at this hotel, I have many reasons why I would not recommend it…read more -The tub in our room did not drain properly, so we were standing in our own bathwater while showering. -There's no fan/vent in the bathroom. -The curtains do not open all the way, so you pay a premium for a lake view and cannot really enjoy half of it unless you sit right in front of it or go outside to an uncomfortable bench on a narrow balcony. -Most of the front desk staff was flat and unhelpful. -We asked the host to refill the black tea bags in the free tea/coffee area several times over the course of a few days-she would not do it and would only hand us 1 or 2 tea bags at a time. Is black tea too expensive and that's why the guests only get green tea?? (even though there was black tea days prior). We are paying $274 a night to be here for a week. That's a lot of money to pay to have to ask for black tea. -Very understaffed in the restaurant at night. I felt bad for the staff, they were trying so hard (except the host, she didn't try at all). -I talked to another guest who had lots of complaints and was on her FOURTH room because she kept having to switch due to issues. -The mini-fridge froze like half the food, (and no I did not put it in the freezer section). -Housekeeping was not prompt (would come around 3pm when we were back in the room to work remotely on a different time zone). -One of the self-service washing machines is SO loud you can literally hear it from 2 floors down. -The free kayaking is closed for the season while the other kayak rental in town is still operating...That was not clear when booking. The first day we were there, it was 85 degrees F and lots of people were out kayaking. It would have been nice to know that that wasn't going to be included. So overall, I would not recommend staying here. We wished we had stayed in Saranac Lake, but in Lake Placid there are plenty of other hotels with great views (and maybe the curtains would actually open all the way so you can see it).

Stayed here with my husband and pup for 3 nights. We had a great time and enjoyed our stay. The…read morehotel is older but in a great location. It does sit on top of a big hill which could be a challenge for some if they're wanting to walk everywhere. We enjoyed being able to walk everywhere with our pup. The breakfast buffet was surprisingly very good and had a nice variety of options including an omelette station. The gym had older equipment but good enough for a vacation workout. We were very happy with how dog friendly it was and would stay here again!