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    Power's Inn & Pub

    3.9 (148 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Harp ale and Smithwick's red ale with drink list
    Jess S.

    The food was amazing! Best fish n chips I've had this side of the pond! We also ordered the beer battered chicken sandwich. That was phenomenal and such a great twist on the chicken sandwich. I had a Smithwick's red ale and it was cold and perfectly poured. Our server Jenny was friendly, helpful and just the right amount of attention with checking in on us but not overdoing it. The atmosphere is truly that of a pub. Having been to the UK many times, this place offers nostalgia of a traditional pub with fantastic food, excellent drinks, comfy pub decor and a spacious deck with outdoor seating. The owners Jim and Mike both checked in on us. Incredibly friendly guys who have done a heck of a job with this business! I'm already planning on going back.

    Mimi's meatballs available at Noah's in Saratoga

    I think this kitchen has serious problems. I ordered the turkey dinner at the bar. 20 minutes passed and I asked the bartender for an update. She said that she just checked and it was not ready. 15 minutes later she set it down in front of me. Everything on the plate including the side of gravy was cold, not luke warm, cold. I left and went to Noah's restaurant in Saratoga where I had an appetizer placed in front of me 3 minutes after I ordered it and a beautiful veal chop 4 minutes after it was fired. I guess Powers is good for a burger and a Guinness, but I wouldn't go there for any turkey dinners.

    The Gobbler sandwich
    Annie F.

    What a great spot! Stopped here for lunch on a Sunday afternoon and I'm so glad I did. Their craft beer selection is fantastic! I started with a loganberry sour from Bolton Landing Brewing, which was great. I also ordered the Maple Walnut Brie appetizer, which came with apples and crackers. It was delicious! For my entree, I ordered the Gobbler sandwich - turkey, Swiss, and cranberry mayo on Challah bread. I'm a total sucker for anything with cranberries on it, so I had to order it. It tasted like Thanksgiving in a sandwich - it was awesome! Overall, I highly recommend Power's for great food and drinks.

    Delicious shepherd's pie
    Bill Z.

    Walking around inside Power's Pub is like trying to navigate through a wobbly tesseract filled with tables and chairs. But that adds to the character of the building. If you need steadier ground, dine outside in nice weather. The food and drink menu is extensive. My favorite part of the menus was the beer selection, though that section of "not quite on tap yet" beers is a bit of a disappointing tease. All the meals are presented really well. I'm not as enthusiastic about the fried foods here (particularly the fries), but my dinner group ordered quite a variety of appetizers and entrees, and everything else looked (and evidently tasted) great. I like that there are a lot of options that I can try on future visits. Service can be a little inconsistent on busier nights, but please be patient, they really do want to give you good service here.

    A perfect pour of Guinness.

    I stopped in the local pub today and guess what? Another perfect pour at Powers and an empty bowl of awesome chili. Thank you Maddie and Jason.

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    First time going here and was not disappointed. Food and service were excellent and the outdoor seating is fantastic.

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    Service is always on point. Cozy place to have some great food. Burgers are better than Gordon Ramsay's.

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    Great food and service! Atmosphere was nice, charming historic building with interesting rooms.

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    Always delicious. Love the specials like Hamburger Tuesday .. Beautiful deck when the weather permits.

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