We were visiting from Philly and dipped out to escape the heat for a quick drink. This was the best…read moreplace we could've asked for! No frills vibe with the friendliest bartender (Amanda ) and regulars we could've asked for. If you appreciate real people and real, genuine hospitality, this place is for you.

What a great "dive bar"!!! This bar made me feel like I was…read morein a Jersey Shore bar of my youth. The place was a bit dark, pool table, darts and all kind of stuff to look at on the walks and anywhere else they could find to put something. The bartender was quiet but attentive. The owner's father was there and greeted us as we were in MY Mets territory while wearing LA Dodgers shirts. We arrived at the game early and I Yelped this place. I would want this bar in my town, it's so cool. We didn't eat, just drinks before the game.

The prices were good and I had a nice table with my friends! Unfortunately, I was assaulted…read more(slapped in the face) by the bartenders brother for making a light hearted joke about him bumping into a wardrobe on the way to the bathroom. He was clearly extremely intoxicated and was challenging us to come outside and fight him. He was also repeating racial slurs "the n-word" He couldn't give up fighting us, so the bartender told us we should leave. Us! Not the extremely intoxicated guy who assaulted me. We were then greeted by a party of bar regulars outside who chased us down the street.

Awesome neighborhood bar. Great bartenders. Great prices. Pool table, dart board, rocking juke box,…read moreand so much more. Clean and friendly. Come check it out

Came here on whim because I was looking for a local bar near me in Queens Village that had a pool…read moretable. My boyfriend and I were happy to find a place on a Sunday that closes late. This place is not fancy but it's a good neighborhood spot I think. First the service, the bartender Mia was nice and attentive. She can make a mean cocktail. I would come back just to try those honestly. I ordered a lemon drop and it was good. Second the prices. Listen I don't think you can beat those prices. Beer is around $5 Cocktails from $8-10 and a personal pizza (the only food offered) is $8. Pool is $1 just make sure you have quarters or the bartender can make change for you. The pizzas were decent. You definitely can split between 2 people. Wish they offered more food options though. Come here if you just needs a spot for cheap good drinks and to chat with friends. Very laid back.

A friendly local neighborhood Irish pub in queens that keeps it simple and old school which I…read moreprefer..Good place to grab a few drinks , watch sports and hit some pool balls while the darts are hitting the board .Old school interior that's heavy on wood and lite on the chill vibe . While cuz is sitting at the bar taking to his boys , I am across the bar at my own table watching the Yankees and met game while the world cup is on most of the giant screens . Prices for booze is reasonable and I ain't sure if they serve food as I didn't notice any at the bar or the tables . A cool relaxing pub to get your drink on and watch sports without the noise or frat atmosphere. 4 stars on my yelp meter.

Good Vibes, Cheap Drinks. If you're looking for a local dive and don't want to go to northern or…read morebell, this is your place

No food, quick service would be choosing better options at McCabe's Bat Car too. You can do it so…read morecan I McCabe's Bar Car. Highly recommend looking at the gorgeous interior in my opinion.

Nice bar in the area, nothing special but it always gets the job done. Every time I come into this…read morebar the drinks are a different price, sometimes they're $8 sometimes $11.50. Bartenders intentionally mark up prices of the drinks depending on your ethnicity . Good spot cash only

What a super friendly staff as well as most patrons! not terribly priced, and had the best pizzaread more

The rooftop bar is at the Hyatt. The hostess greeted me and she was really nice and informative…read more The waiter Gary was in training and he was amazing! The other waiter was great too, Gary has surpassed his training. The rooftop is worth it and the food was great. I also got to speak with the manager about the great service and she was great. I forgot to take pictures because I was with a friend I hadn't seen in 4 years. We got the edemame, the gyoza and wings and they were all amazing. We also got the Cobb salad and the beef soup and it was equally good. I would recommend this place however it wasn't cheap but the drinks and food were good. If you go to the terrace minimum before 7 is $35 before 7pm. I would come back.

What a fantastic place to hang out and enjoy the food, drinks and view. The staff is top notch and…read morethe cocktails are made with depth and care. They have one of the best Spicy Margherita anywhere in Flushing and affordable to boot. Come with friends, come alone, but definitely visit when you have time and are nearby!

Great bar for much friendlier people no degenerates, amazing crowd great owner and staff.read more

good service and kind people here Cool music and beers, many…read moredifferent sounds you can hear.

The "literal" embodiment of IYKYK, this classic old school neighborhood institution, the type of…read morewhich are becoming increasingly rare to the point of near extinction, is certainly on my shortlist of the best bars in the city, let alone the borough. The gorgeous, ancient building, Fillmores for close to 50 years now but home to a bar for many years prior to that, is perennially packed with a cross section of local regulars representing many eras of the neighborhoods varied history and populations, from old school working class joes in Union Jackets and hardhats to more recent immigrants from every corner of the world befitting it's location smack in the center of the worlds borough. They're all most definitely having a great time, soaking up the fantastic atmosphere and character and being served by seasoned pros with a level of old school care and camaraderie, and focus on loyalty to the regulars that is also sadly rapidly fading away (how many other places in this town still know the meaning of the words "buy back?") Where the place really sets itself apart from all the other local watering holes however charming they might be on their own right however, is the food. Its lives up to the original designation of a tavern as a place that places a priority on the cuisine, and indeed the offerings rise far far above the bar-food norm. This is the type of spot that not only serves one of the great, deeply satisfying under-the radar burgers, non nonsense but deeply meaty uniquely presented on a long hero-type roll, but also one of the best, and cheapest NY Strips in town and a killer prime rib special. Also has some of the most reliably crispy wings, even if the propriety house sauce is just a tad sweet for my tastes, and a rotating list of delicious house made soups (particularly a marvelous lobster bisque) that can be paired with said wings or most other options as part of the wonderful lunch specials. I've heard many other patrons praise the grilled chicken wrap but have never had the chance to give it a try as of yet. I'll have many more chances because I plan on continuing to visit the place often for years to come, and here's to hoping that this place remains a constant in the ever changing borough as it's miraculously been able to all these many many years.

This is the kind of place that works well as a neighborhood hangout, but I wouldn't consider it a…read moredestination restaurant. I'd seen it on Yelp for quite a while, and the food in the photos looked really promising. Unfortunately, when we pulled up and saw the location, I had a feeling it wasn't going to live up to my expectations. I was hungry enough that I decided to give it a chance anyway. If you're coming strictly for the food, I'd probably skip it. But if you're looking for a casual spot to relax with a beer and grab a bite, it does the job. Although the meal wasn't what I had hoped for, I do think the kitchen made the best of the ingredients they had. My husband ordered the steak sandwich, and I was pleasantly surprised by how tender the meat was, even though it clearly wasn't an expensive cut. I ordered the French onion soup, which lacked depth of flavor, had very few onions, and the bread was really soggy. My Caesar salad, on the other hand, was dressed and tossed perfectly, but the dressing tasted like it came straight from a bottle. If they made their own dressing, or even used a higher-quality one, it could have been an excellent salad. Our server was friendly and attentive, though she didn't seem very familiar with food terminology. I asked whether the onion rings were made fresh or frozen, and she replied, "They always taste fresh when I've had them." That pretty much answered my question, I'm guessing they were frozen. Overall, it wasn't a satisfying meal for me. Then again, I came for the food. If your goal is simply to unwind with a drink and some casual bar food, you'll probably have a much better experience than I did.