The food taste great at this spot has and old school vibes , family friendly place staff are great…read moreto he food is served fresh and hot take lil time but great spot overall

Old school restaurant and pub that serves nice pub grub with good seasonal specials and a great…read morestaff

First & foremost, the owner John is fantastic & super welcoming & attentive without being…read moreoverbearing. I had some of the wine-based "tequila" which was great. I also got the pistachio-crusted fish (I forgot which type of fish) but it was absolutely divine. I'm not in this area frequently but when I am, I would end up here & happily at that!

I entered Rockaway Park, Queens for an afternoon soaking the calm ocean and scenic nature landscape…read moreof Rockaway Beach. Tap That sits on Rockaway Beach Boulevard, a major east-west thoroughfare on the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens, NYC. Rockaway Park, Queens hold nostalgia for me as my now defunct high school sits opposite on this same street. The school is defunct, but the building still exist. I walked the dead end street of my former high school leading to the boardwalk and beach. I patronized Tap That on a very high intense muggy humid late August afternoon. I was hoping the geographic location proximity to the ocean the atmospheric temperature would be cooler, but it was hotter than the blazes of abject hell and damnation. Yelp mobile enable find Tap That, is a beer bar with self-serve taps charged by the ounce, a pub for New American cuisine. The self-serve taps are monitored with a card reader provided that measures the amount of alcohol poured to correctly charge customers. The beer tap card contains step-by-step instructions with sketch drawing depicting how to correctly self-pour. Customer must activate this beer tap card to pour. The server/cashier explain and guide customers the process. Customer service is attentive who take the time for patience without producing the standard rude scowl look of localized nuisance. Ergo, customers are their own bar tender for beer and wine of selection and amount of intake control. The beer selection are: Lager, Guinness Stout - Irish dry, German malts, Belgian ale, New England Pale Ale, IPA - Sour, Stout - Imperial, and cider semi sweet. Wine selection and cocktail for self-serve taps are: Sparkling Rosé, Red Blend, White Blend, Red Sangria, and Lime Margarita. I am grateful the alcohol self-serve tap selection includes wine and Margarita for inclusion. My brain is biased toward "on the tap" concept for beer. Glasses are available for self-serve of pilsner beer glass, wine tumbler glass, and standard beverage glass. The wall label displays the drink name with ABV range, and geographic region origin. There is a large outdoor patio. There are large windows which a staff member opened, disappointedly escaping the cool indoor air conditioning allowing the muggy high humidity to blanket the bar. I felt very uncomfortably warm while sitting at a high chair of a small high table. My table contained a pack of cards. My desiderium is to absorb the coolness of indoor air conditioning. A credit card is required to open a tab is mandatory as "incremental pre-authorization" before the self pour begin and before any food can be ordered preventing customers to intentional skip the bill. This business practice, is possibly, to prevent another infamous NYC self-styled food influencer "dine-and-dash diva," as late 2025 for ordering expensive meals at select targeted locations of upscale New York City restaurants who deliberately refusing to pay the bill. There is a undisclosed mandatory credit card surcharge 3.00% affixed to the bill upon payment which is utterly frivolous. At each table contains card or board games to keep customers entertained. There is live music for entertainment on select evenings. Decorum is simple with low hanging warm yellow string lighting. C.T. style lobster roll $35.00 Yelpers praised the lobster roll which I have never had and never tried despite of reading this concoction which originated Milford, Connecticut. It was served warm, freshly shucked lobster meat immersed in melted butter on a top split New England bun. Wow! This concoction is a localized North American dish. I have a strong proclivity for Connecticut lobster roll as I prefer warm and butter than Maine serves the lobster cold and mixed with mayonnaise. It was served with a small bag of Cape Cod kettle cooked potato chips. The lobster roll was very good, however, I did not have any prior knowledge of the average extortionate price. Oh! One Connecticut lobster roll market average prices typically range from $25.00 to $35.00 for standard sizes which now I am fully acutely aware. One's food taste and predilection lifestyle interest exceeds the wallet for finances as aesthete and joie de vivre. Jam'n Red Sangria, Rioja, Spain, ABV 12.5% I have self poured on the tap less than .25 ounce and was charged $4.50. My pour was good taste. I did enjoyed this Sangria. I am NOT an alcoholic as many people were mislead to believe or erroneously to think as one's preceived false belief. Business cards are available for grabs upon request only. Business cards appeared to be printed on three (3) cardstocks to be 170 lb. thickness for weight. Tap That features a donkey as their business logo. Free WiFi is available at "Stop Waiting Start Pouring" without password required. I did obtain my sales receipt. Restroom facility is relatively clean. Menu is obtained by the nuisance of QR scan code.

As a native Breezy Pointer, I've been coming to Kennedy's for as long as I can remember--and it's…read morestill one of those places that never loses its charm. Set right along Jamaica Bay, Kennedy's nails that perfect balance between upscale and relaxed. The ambiance feels polished without being stuffy--white tablecloths, nautical touches, and sweeping waterfront views that make it just as good for a casual dinner as it is for a special occasion. The menu is a standout, especially if you're into seafood, cabernet braised beef short ribs, and expertly prepared dry-aged chops. And of course, a perfectly poured Guinness always hits different when you're by the water. One of my favorite things about Kennedy's is the atmosphere beyond the food. They frequently host live music--especially on Friday and Saturday nights--which adds a lively, local energy without overwhelming the space. What really makes Kennedy's special, though, is its deep-rooted history. Dating back to 1910--when the original building was ferried over from Coney Island--it has weathered everything from a nearby naval explosion in 1919 to the devastation of Hurricane Sandy in 2012. After a major renovation, it reopened in 2014, blending its rich past with a modern, resilient design. Kennedy's isn't just a restaurant--it's a Breezy Point institution.

Back in the great town of Breezy point since a few years removed, before Hurricane Sandy and after…read moreI sold my Harley. Perhaps that's a sign of the times as I am always looking for hidden messages and I like to combine them with metaphors - I enjoy the search. Not in an out with the old and in with the new way, more of a this happened this way for a reason kind of way. Good or bad - there is typically a lesson to be had if we are able to see it. Its a big day for the my girlfriend whom I am actively working on becoming my doomer girlfriend. She always upbeat and positive and I just don't understand it, (anthrax, nukes, job reports, crime) but I respect it tremendously. Well, she just landed a new position and she is moving on in other aspects of her life, she has quickly come roaring back into color before my very eyes. The hidden message here is one of building a new home after an environmental storm at Breezy, too build a new life after a life of weathering personal storms and challenges, awaiting the still and the calm - being prepared for another assault all while building something unbreakable. And its certainly not just her, its in large part, me too. Lets get on to the food. A simple concept - fresh fish and chops prepared with love and respect for the fine folks that populate the surroundings of the bay. I do not consider Time Square or Rockefeller prime real estate, I do however consider this charming little spot where you can hear the children play in the dunes, between the neighbors prime plus. The Specials were beautifully stated by our waiter - I wanted to hear him twice and he did. Not confusing and not pretentious, prices and coruscation counts given up front, no guessing required - no jacket required either as I sported my Star Spangled shorts. Linguine flavored with chives, parsley extra garlic all balanced in a buttery white wine clam sauce. Light and flavorful, I tasted each shrimp, clam and mussel individually and completely. But before that three outstanding appetizers all with amazing sauces and dressings appeared. Lightly candied walnuts, fresh cranberries upon warm little delicate pockets of goat cheese with chilled green and robust light crisp leaves. My lady's Swordfish was top quality cooked to absolute perfection, a medium cook temp - light and flakey which reminds me of the Crab Cake as I wander back and forth from appetizer to entrees. I could smell the real crab as it was set upon the table - like the ones I caught here on the docks with killies (bait fish) in 1985. That salty and beautiful briny subtle kiss of the ocean. Shall I keep going? I can and would but I shall take no further time from you fine folks, my dear readers - HAPPY Fourth of July to you All!! HAPPY Independence Day!! God Bless America!!

I had lunch with family on Tuesday. The food was delicious with our biggest problem being what…read moreluncheon choice to choose. Lana and Jim were delightful and very pleasant. We have come in the past and this will remain one of of our go to lunch and dinner spots!

Gorgeous gem of a cafe in Bay Ridge! We have been customers for years (my mother and even my…read moregrandparents went to Cappuccino Cafe). Absolutely love the beautiful ambience of highly shined wooden tables and brick walls adds to the warmth of this intimate cafe, which is elegant, charming and cozy. When you arrive at the cafe, you can smell the sweet aroma of coffee from the cappuccino machine. I love that you can take a seat at any table and that you can take your time to have your cup of coffee and eat your meal. Big shoutout to our waitress, who was very energetic and so attentive. We were offered to get drinks, so I was vibing the pina colada -- take a look at the extensive coffee brews and beverages. Then, I had the classic cheeseburger with seasoned waffle fries. It was seriously the juiciest burger that was cooked to total perfection. Best burger in town! We were then sweetly surprised by a treat presented by our waitress. It was a hot freshly baked waffle with whipped cream and powdered sugar. Oh and the pretty finishing touch of the strawberry cut into a rose on the waffle. It was a photo-worthy moment! Big shoutout to our waitress Melissa for giving us the best dining experience and another special shoutout to Sarah, who was also our waitress on a separate day. She was also sweet and amazing and we appreciate your excellent service. It was a beautiful day at Cappuccino Cafe and we are already counting down until we return again!

This is a great spot with amazing food and drinks , they play great music the food is always fresh…read moreand on time they have a patio on the water staff are friendly ppl and respectful it's a real local spot where everyone goes to meet but it's in a great area as well a lot of other things around to do

I called ahead to ask: "The Yankee game will be blacked out. Do you have MLB channel?" They told…read moreme "yeah, we got it." I drove 40 minutes, and no, they didn't got it. And when I said hey, the guy who answered the phone told me so...well...not even "sorry". Just a shrug. For their "whatevs" attitude, and f*cking up my evening, they get one star.

Wheeler's is a pretty solid sports bar and restaurant! Some friends and I came here to watch Knicks…read moreFinals Game 3 and it got packed! So of course service was going to be a bit slow but we didn't understood. The drinks and food are decently priced. But my favorites were the buffalo wings and brownie cake with ice cream. The pizza bread was very interesting, I was expecting more like the cheesy breadsticks from domino's.

Unassuming bar with modestly priced drinks. The service is prompt but bartenders are in their 50s…read moreor 60s and unnecessarily rude/crotchety. Asking for a lemon wedge after receiving a drinking is committing a cardinal sin of forcing unnecessary movement and will be met with snide comments regardless of how well someone was tipped or how politely asked. Bring a tube of Bengay and some treats to possibly have a different experience. I won't be returning.

This place is pretty much a hidden gem in Bensonhurst. It's like a bakery, a corner store, and a…read morecandy shop all in one. It has a European feel and offers a lot of imported goods as well. I had the chicken cutlet with mashed potatoes and gravy, along with roasted vegetables. It was pretty good. It had a very homemade feel and taste to it. The chicken soup is also really good. They also give you plenty of options to season it with salt and pepper to your liking. I think the most appealing thing about this place is the desserts, as well as the fact that they serve really good meals overall. For example, you can get a $4 crêpe in the morning, and it comes with free coffee--I don't know many other places that do that. The best part is that it's quite affordable, and they also accept EBT. If you're in the area, I recommend making this a regular stop on your commute. It's a quiet, relaxed atmosphere, and the service is also very nice. I spoke with the owner, and she takes pride in her food.

I've been going to this establishment for years it's convenient & unique. It's not far from me…read morealso! I've also ordered and picked up as they have new menu from seamless. One thing very important to me is quality ingredients which this place never disappoints! Interesting foods & cakes, pastries! When you don't feel like cooking this is closest to it everything is made onsite fresh. I also love the selection in store of different chocolates and snacks.

I want to start this off by acknowledging the staff. We were greeted by the owner who was such a…read morenice guy. The rest of the staff were phenomenal as well. The outdoor seating was so nice. Multiple TVs. The owner asked the kids what they wanted to watch. He put on Disney + & the kids enjoyed Toy Story. I had the Roadhouse roast beef sandwich. Really good. My wife had the Tex Mex Salad which she brought some home, because it was good and couldn't finish it. I think this is a great spot to grab some lunch & possibly watch a game on Game Day. Highly recommended. Two thumbs all the way up.

Are they catching and killing the fish table side?! What in the living hell is happening here? It's…read morebad enough you messed up our very-matter-of-fact-order...but the lack of common sense and urgency is enough to put a stain in someone's in mouth. What a piss poor establishment. Swing and a huge miss. Save yourself the trouble. Go elsewhere.