We had lunch at the Exchange Hotel yesterday afternoon. Perfectly prepared soft shell crabs, w/…read morefries & coleslaw. Great food, great service and great prices.

To New York you are the best you are my Friday go to great salad Great pizza you and Donna always…read morehave smiles on your faces when we come in who is the your restaurant and bar To New York stands TONy just remember that LOL

Popped in for a pint and a snack before running around town. This is always our first stop…read more Service is always spot on, great selection of local beers, had the World Cup on the tvs. Pretzel and the beer cheese is absolutely amazing! ( I would give people a choice instead of putting mustard/beer cheese on plate. Im in the industry and that adds up cost wise lol ). Noticed a few people didn't touch it. Whole grain is an acquired taste.. and with beer cheese that good.. it's enough. We'll be back soon!

We were staying down the street and heard good things about this place. I can see why. They have a…read moretap list of about 10 beers, plus a well stocked fridge you can select from. They offer wine and a small snack menu, too (for food, we opted for to- go Posto pizza and made our own cheese board from the shop next door). They had a band the night we were there- thought it would be loud in the small space but it wasn't. It's popular with locals for good reason.

I'd rate Bacchus three and a half stars…read more Solid pub. About a dozen beers on draft with a mix of macros, crafts, and locals. Lots of bottled and canned options too. They were very accommodating as we came on a Friday night and were able to seat a large group. I tried the cheese curds, coconut shrimp, sweet potato tots, sweet chili Brussels sprouts, and a cheeseburger. Consistency was good across the board. They have gendered restrooms. The men's room had a private stall. Service did a good job of accommodating our large group.

it pains me to write this review because we have been going to Bacchus for many years since 2012…read more It was always a good time, great and affordable food and over 400+ beers. We have not visited for a few years and came back last Saturday, bringing friends as we raved about it to them and a few were looking specifically for that famous beer list. Well, things have changed for the worst. The place was not even that full around 6 PM. It was 8 of us and maybe 1-2 tables with no more than 4 people at them. It took good 15 minutes just to get our beers and soft drinks. The burgers and steaks were all overdone, none were at the correct temp. One person's dish was brought after everyone else basically finished their meal. Our salad was not brought at all and when I asked them to take it off the bill at the end, they asked if I want to pack it to go. Never again.

Delicious food, classy modern decor and atmosphere. Price points are on the higher end, but the…read morequality of the food is great.

I am a sucker for a good cocktail bar. The fact they offer bao buns was enough for us to stop in…read more The baos come in mushroom or duck, in a flight of 3. We ordered the duck. All you could taste was the hoisin. So sweet it buried the duck and the pickled vegetables. Why was it garnished with random lettuce? Who knows? The heavy-handed hoisin was bad, but the buns' lack of fluffiness was downright depressing. The cocktails were a blast. The one mocktail was a hit. The tiki-themed Portal, served in a poisoned-apple mug, was fun. The espresso martini was the highlight of the night. I could have used 40oz of it. Recommend the drinks. Skip the bao.

It's home...it's the "Cheers" of Poughkeepsie. Food is…read morealways delicious Staff is wonderful Owners Mary & Drew have worked very hard to maintain a friendly atmosphere where you just feel good being there Entertainment is always fun

Great food (served at specific times) and staff, plus music is a bonus when they have it!…read more Customers AND staff are always friendly! lt's a smallish, hometown bar and I'm glad to have found it!! They do simple breakfast, lunch and dinner, and the drinks are generous...

I can't review the food, only the venue, staff and drinks and I thought they were all excellent…read more Went to see the amazing Club d'Elf show recently. It was a Thursday so maybe things weren't as busy as normal but we showed up a little early and the back biergarten was open so we got some drinks as it was a nice spring afternoon. The bartender was very friendly and when we attempted to bring our drinks around front she let us know that we had to finish them first. The Venue itself reminded me a bit of the nearby Levon Helm studios in that it's an open space with a balcony overlooking everything and seating and standing room on the base floor. One thing I loved about this show is the sound was great. We sat stage left but the PA was subtly piping the DJ and guitar parts from stage right. It wasn't a huge crowd but people were having a good time with some standing room in front of the bar dancing etc. The bartenders were super attentive and responsive during the performance. I have been to Bearsville, Levon Helm and now Colony and I really feel lucky to have such intimate performance spaces somewhat locally. All of the staff were super friendly. Will be back for sure!

Found ourselves with a hotel room booked for the night of a cancelled show at the Levon Helm barn…read moreso Zepparella at Colony became the excellent plan B. Got there just as show was starting, SRO, but the hospitable guy at the door got us chairs stage side and earplugs. The band kicked ass. Next to seeing Jason Bonham do his show they were a more than worthy vessel to bring the songs of Led Zeppelin to us. Will have to pay closer attention to their schedule. Good bar here also.

From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel genuinely welcome -- like being greeted at a…read morefriend's front door. The atmosphere immediately invites you to stay awhile: relaxed, cozy, spotless, and effortlessly trendy without trying too hard. It's the kind of place that feels both comfortable and current. The menu offered an excellent variety, making it hard to choose, but we started with the goat cheese and mushroom flatbread appetizer paired with cocktails, and it was the perfect beginning to the evening. Flavorful, balanced, and beautifully prepared. For dinner, we sampled two outstanding entrées. The wild shrimp dish was incredibly fresh, served over a vibrant mix of garden-picked greens, avocado, watermelon radish, and a flavorful kicker dressing that tied everything together perfectly. The Faroe Island salmon was equally impressive -- perfectly cooked and topped with locally picked ramp-infused butter, served over asparagus and fingerling potatoes. Every bite tasted fresh, seasonal, and thoughtfully crafted. Overall, this was a wonderful dining experience with warm hospitality, a welcoming vibe, and food that truly delivers. We will definitely back for dinner and stay for the live music as well.

I love vinyl records, quirky fun places and eclectic menus, so had high hopes for celebrating my…read morebirthday at The Print House. Sadly my actual experience wasn't much fun at all. Made a reservation over a week prior to the date directly with the owner Joseph by FB Messenger. (I knew they were catering a party for a nearby art gallery that night, so I wanted to make sure they were available for a private rez. Owner reassured me it was fine and he would make a special rez for me). So imagine my surprise when we walked in and were told by Christina that we had no reservation and no tables were available either! I politely explained that I had made a rez with the owner and showed my phone as proof. She walked into the back and disappeared for a awhile, then emerged and said the owner confirmed my reservation so she would "find me a table". No apology, acted like she was doing us a favor. We were seated at a table in a small separate area by the window that's normally reserved for people with no reservations; it was warm and uncomfortable but I was still hoping for the best. Cocktails were good but diluted with too much ice. We started with the Nonna's meatball appetizer, which was fairly tasty but served barely lukewarm with some cool spots. It arrived at our table less than 1 minute after we ordered it. (Maybe reheated in the kitchen?) My quarter chicken with carrots was a paltry portion for the price and suffered from overly aggressive use of the pepper shaker. (Note the large black flecks of pepper adorning the carrots in my picture). Partner's pasta with peas and truffles was made with with undercooked peas and lots of pepper, he couldn't finish it. Given our offhanded treatment I was hoping for a birthday treat or at least a greeting by the mysterious owner, but none were forthcoming. After the meal our server just said "happy birthday" and handed me the check. Partner's "Paloma Lisa" cocktail was listed on the menu and chalkboard at $13 but we were billed $14. Not a big difference, just an additional petty annoyance to an already unpleasant evening. We paid, tipped and left. I rarely give two star reviews, but that's about right for the birthday "non-celebration" delivered by The Print House. Maybe they were having a bad night what with the art gallery party, but there's just no excuse for lackluster food coupled with truly bad customer service. One and done.

The drinks were amazing, but that's not only what will bring me back here. The owner was very kind…read moreto us and made sure we were safe all night. She let us keep our car there and ensured we got into the correct car for our uber to leave the bar that night, made sure I parked in view of the cameras. When I came back to get my car the next morning, she came out to check on me because I was sick and made sure I was not still intoxicated and that I would be safe getting home. This little hole in the wall is the place to go if you want a safe, fun lowkey night out

I first moved up to Hyde Park about nine months ago, and when I first got here, having just moved…read moreup from Virginia, I didn't quite feel at home and was still getting settled in. It wasn't until I started going to Georgie's with my girlfriend and our friends that I really started to like Hyde Park. Georgie's is definitely in my top five favorite bars I've been to, possibly top three. Keep in mind, I've been drunk across the United States and a good portion of Asia (Korea, Japan, China, Thailand, and I got drunk in Laos once but sitting on a bench drinking by yourself doesn't quite count as a bar), so this is no small compliment. There's nothing special about the bar - it's got two pool tables, some lotto machines, a pretty basic selection of booze and beers, and pizza and snacks. What brings me to Georgie's is the people - the bartenders are all really nice (usually!), and the owner, George Ose, is there every night. Georgie O's is my hometown bar, now, so I love it. I'd definitely recommend coming for karaoke night, which goes down every other Friday, I think. Usually on those nights there's a good crowd of kids from the Culinary Institute of America, and you'll most likely see me there, having a blast. There are other bars in town, but I was never a fan of the vibe at Crossroads (and that it's cash only, last time I was there), Mahoney's is usually too college-y (that's fine every now and then, but I had plenty of that in college), and Darby's is more of the same, I hear. If you want a nice, chilled out bar with none of the bullshit, Georgie O's is the place.