Food is great. I want to try everything on the menu. The tables are plentiful and level. The staff…read morewas very professional and accommodating. Did I mention the tables are level.

I walked in unsure what to expect. I saw mixed reviews but I love pool and I had to check it out…read morefor myself. I was greeted promptly by the bartender RJ. I told him I was new and asked the price to play, he told me it was 12/hr and pointed out the counter to start a billiards tab. I thanked him and closed out then went to the billiards counter. The clerk was friendly and offered to help me walk the pool balls to the table since I had a couple items I was carrying but I declined. My server at the table checked on me multiple times even though I didn't need anything each time. I closed out with billiards and chilled at the bar after. The bartender gave me helpful recommendations on places in town after I asked, stating I was new here. The food looked good but I wasn't hungry at the time. Overall I'm very happy I came in and I will be back in the future.

We went again today, and Molly took very good care of us, as always. It was quiet, and we were able…read moreto talk easily. See you next time!

Last weekend, I stopped by this place with a Meetup group that I ran into earlier at a local…read morebrewery. We decided to hop over here to catch specials for St. Patrick's Day and they also had karaoke going on. Would this first visir hold potential for yours truly? Our group was able to snag a table right across the bar with no issues. For the whole night, foot traffic wasn't heavy. For the pub itself, it is a bit dated, but nothing where major updates are needed. They also have a separate section for billards and you can also smoke while enjoying company. All of us did order food while some sang karaoke (I didn't participate). For myself, I selected a fried petals basket which came with their house sauce. It was good enough for me since I ate earlier. The food was very good. Each fried onion was very crispy and their house sauce was a great compliment. I also decided to have one of their house drinks. The fruit bomb which consisted of Three Olives Loopy vodka and Red Bull. The drink was very good. Not too strong and just right. And for you diabetics out there like myself, the vodka is sugar free. The Red Bull does add sweetness to the drink, but your carb intake will be just fine. For a first timer, it was a good experience. A nice staff with some good food and spirts on hand. I'll definitely make a return here soon :)

Great for happy hour…read more The cocktails and bites on their happy hour menu are great. There's a wide selection and they taste good too. The fried brussel sprouts were so good I'll order them every time. They are crispy outside while being perfectly cooked inside with parmesan cheese and balsamic vinegar. The margarita was smooth and not too strong, which works for the time of day. Service is pretty fast and they make sure you get what you want (salt vs no salt on your drink). The outside seating is metal but comfortable and is covered so there's shade. I ordered more food to go and it came out in a timely manner and survived the trip home.

My bestie and I had a quick weekday lunch at Corner Pocket. We went during Restaurant Week. I had…read morethe BLT and she had a burger, both with waffle fries. Her burger was cooked perfectly and very juicy. My BLT well loaded and hearty. The waffle fries were crispy and well seasoned. We were able to order, eat, and pay in under an hour. The atmosphere is laid back bar. There are pool tables, corn hole, and outdoor dining options when the weather allows. The beer menu had local and mainstream options. Definitely looking forward to coming back one evening to explore more of the after work activities.

I really tried to give this spot a chance…read more Overall, the hotel is great. The harvest Café is very reasonable. The pitchers sports bar is just disappointing on all fronts. On our first night, a Friday night, we arrived at the hotel with 45 minutes until the bar closed. Getting drinks was difficult, but it was near the end of the shift and, so I didn't think much of it. Luckily we had brought a few beverages with us and we went to our rooms and had a few drinks after 11 PM. As a sidenote, 11 PM is an oddly early time to close a hotel bar. On the second night, we arrived almost 2 hours before bar/kitchen close to have dinner and drinks. Nothing went well. Our server would disappear for extended periods of time... Presumably to bus food from the very distant kitchen to the bar. If the bartenders are going to double as Servers/bussers, then they should have more than two working a busy Saturday night. Eventually, a manager showed up to help for a few minutes, but he quickly left again. I had to actively flag down the other bartender to assist us at one point when our bartender was gone for an extended period of time. Even that took more effort than it should. If you only have two bartenders, and you know you're going to each be gone for long periods of time, then you should cover each other and check in on other guests. On top of that, our food took way too long to come out. We didn't get anything complicated, and the place was not that busy. The kitchen is clearly just slow. Eventually, our food arrived. It was decently prepared overall, but our friend ordered the beyond burger and made it clear that she was vegan and did not want cheese or dairy or mayonnaise. Despite this arrived with mayonnaise on it so she had to eat it with half the bun removed. The bartender eventually noticed, but at that point we were starving and she was already eating it so his kind offered to have them remake it didn't really help. The most concerning aspect was what happened to me the next day. I got the Caesar salad with the crabcake added. It had clearly gone bad. I had diarrhea for 36 hours afterwards. The only thing I had eaten earlier in the day was food at Busch Gardens, that I shared with others. No one else got sick so it had to be the crabcake. I guess it could've been the Caesar dressing, but that was for sure out of a bottle and less likely to be the source. And either case food poisoning During the drive on Sunday was not fun. I was still dealing with it by Monday morning as well. The only reason I'm giving two stars is because the bartender was nice despite being overwhelmed, and he took 20% off of our bill because of the mistake made and the long wait. Eat somewhere else if you have any choice. The only reason to eat here is if Everything else has closed or you're just too tired to leave the hotel.

My sister, dad, and I stayed at DoubleTree Hotel, so we decided to give the pitcher's bar a shot…read more The food menu was limited, and we were expecting the sandwiches from the pictures on yelp. Now, I must say, the french fries are great!!! Theyre spirally and fresh tasting. I wasn't a fan of anything else. The "soft" pretzels were hard as all get out to the point it hurt my teeth to bite into them. Shame too because the flavor of them were good. Drinks were really good too, and the bartenders are willing to make any drink you ask. The best part of the meal... Our waiter, PEYTON! He is Truly remarkable, appreciative, down to earth, willing to help, and friendly.He even joked along with us. :) One of the BEST waiters I have ever met! Thank you, Peyton! The only reason for the 4 stars and not 5 is because of the food.

Great spot to grab a cold beer on base. I got a pizza and it was delicious. Great wing deals as…read morewell.

Just opened up and has a new look and new feel. Pool tables,…read more4K TVs everywhere, beer on tap and food specials every night of the week. A place to grab some food, watch the game and relax.

Went with a group of friends on a Saturday night. First, this place is sandwiched in between a…read morerent-to-own store and a Burlington Coat Factory off of Warwick. And that should be enough to tell you 99% of what you need to know about this place. You walk in and first thing you see is loads of pool tables. So imagine my surprise when they charged my husband and I $5 cover each. For what??? I really hate the bar scene here. Anyway, I digress. Next on to have my purse searched and my husband wanded (are you starting to get a feel for the place now?) and into the main bar area which I was disgusted/distressed/disgusted to learn still allows indoor smoking. *gag* Left that night with my hair, clothes and purse all reeking of smoke. Gross gross gross. Bar has an ok set up: left side has pool tables/ample lighting with a wall separating it from the actual bar/dance floor. Large tables with stools on a floor SO sticky, I had to shift my balance every 30 seconds to keep from becoming glued to it. I'm seriously not exaggerating, this poor was disgusting. Also since it is concrete and they apparently don't bother with repairs, there are actually mini potholes in the floor that can easily cause a fall. Bartenders are the worst. We waited a minimum of 10 minutes each time and were served by a different bartender each time which meant no one ever learned what we were ordering or whose tab to put it on. Each round (2 rum and cokes served in the cheapest of plastic cups, mind you) came out to a whopping $14, which I thought was insane for a place like this. Additional complaint about the bar, they are completely inept at keeping track of who's next and we got overlooked nearly every time even though we were right in the front. DJ Kudlz was spinning that night and he was alright. Played a mix of new hip hop (including crowd faves like the wobble), some old school and some top 40. He did do a weird 10 minute slow jam which prompted a lot of dry humping on the dance floor. After the first 2 songs of that 1) ww were ready for something more upbeat and 2) we were starting to feel a little weirded out by all the "sexy" moves we were forced to watch. Will not be going back, even though I have a gift certificate to dine there, and would not recommend to anyone.

This is a bar, come here for drinks and bar food. Do not bring children or elderly.read more

This restaurant is a throwback to the 1989s complete with the decor, the music and the food. And…read morethat's not a bad thing. It has an extensive menu. I started with oysters on half shell. I was given 7 instead of 6. A nice bonus. I had the Caesar salad as a starter. It was top notch. For my main, I had a seafood pasta. It was absolutely delicious. A generous portion with a very tasty garlic sauce. I cleaned my plate. Normally I skip dessert but I was presented with a dessert tray with ALL of my favorites. I could come here just for the desserts. I chose the hot Apple casserole with ice cream. It was a real treat but way too much for me. The next time I need to try the key lime pie, chocolate lava cake or the magnificent caramel pie. Sadly, this restaurant is closing in August after 45-years due yo the loss of their lease which was sold to yet another planned convenience store. This was my first visit but not my last before they close. Plenty of parking. Excellent friendly and efficient service from start to finish.

Now I know why restaurants don't have carpet. Immediately upon entering the restaurant, there was…read morethis musty smell. I assume it's b/c of the old carpet. However, I did notice that the place was not clean and looked dirty. There were spider webs on the ledge over our booth. I know they're trying to go for the rustic look, but the place still should be clean. I had the shrimp tempura dinner with fries and coleslaw. They only gave 7 shrimp, a little bit of fries and the coleslaw was nasty. For as much as you pay you would think they would give you more food; and for the lack of attention to cleaniness, you would think the food would be better. I definitely will not be going back here. P.S. Our waiter was nice.