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    Old Stove Pub

    3.3 (52 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Casual
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    Classy
    Live music

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    Overcooked scallops
    Jason M.

    The atmosphere is the only thing appealing about this place. Our server was also very nice. I read all of the other low reviews and agree with them all. The grilled octopus is small and thin, and the sushi is 6 pieces to a roll unless stated otherwise. The tartar is a mix of 3 different fish and is extremely fishy. The scallops were a nice size but completely over cooked and RUBBER. Honestly paying half the price we paid for dinner, it still wouldn't have been worth it. Don't waste your time with this place. The food at World Pie and Bobby Vans is way better.

    Potato wedges and creamed spinach
    Michael L.

    For the Marvin Hamlisch fans, this was kind of DANCE 10 SERVE 3 It was July 4th weekend, so i generally take things with a grain of salt, but the service was so strange it really deserved mention. We ordered 3 dozen oysters to start for the 4 of us (they were excellent BTW). It seemed like they disappeared really quickly, so i counted shells and, sure enough, there were only 32. I brought this to the server's attention, and she didn't seem surprised at all and said she would bring 4 more. We then ordered another appetizer, figuring we would have time. They brought 6 more oysters, which was thoughtful, but maybe a minute after they brought them they served our main courses. We hadn't even finished the extra oysters yet. 10 minutes later the other appetizer arrived. Very strange. Like they were trying to get an extra turn from the table. That aside, the food was excellent. Three of us had the lamb chops, which were perfectly cooked to our requested temperature, and one of our party had the scallops which were also beautifully presented, well prepared, and tasty. The sides, potato wedges and creamed spinach, were both tasty and both added to the meal. The only small disappointment was dessert. We had an ice cream sundae, a Rather uninteresting choice, and rather unterestingly served, and a crime brûlée, which was just so so. On the way out we met a couple of ladies who were also leaving, and they were similarly dismayed at the lightening service, but they were less satisfied with their food. I would recommend the Old Stove Pub if you couldn't get reservations elsewhere. It's fine. And they had some live music, which was nice. Just not among my favorites.

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    Wow....so bad. Out of half the food, not cheap, and so bad . This place use to good but a total mess.

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    Amazing food and service! Highly recommend for any occasion. Great ambiance for romantic or family night out.

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    Management is very rude waited for food that came out cold for two hours. No apology or even a free drink. Instead just rudeness

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    This restaurant is fantastic. The food is excellent & prepared perfectly. If you're in the Hamptons, try to get in!!!

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    Had a good dinner, food was incredible, service is amazing as well. Live music on Friday and Saturday.

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