Wow. If you want a proper, insanely well made cocktail with a chill vibe of a bar, this is the…read moreplace. The bartender shared that the creamee martini was his signature drink and asked for feedback - 10/10 no changes needed. I enjoyed the Southern Belle (strawberry drink) over the Garden hoe but both were very well done. Will be back here when back in Burlington!

I love this place!…read more If you like classic arcade games and pinball games from the 80's & 90's (and who doesn't), you will love The Archives! It is exactly what you would expect - an old school arcade mashed up with a bar that serves quality drink selections. They have many classics including: Ms. Pac-Man, Centipede, Dig Dug, Frogger, etc. Pinball games include: Star Wars, Pokemon, and Godzilla. The customers and workers are all super friendly. Prices are reasonable. My wife and I want to come back for some tournaments. I think I'd have a shot at Ms. Pac-man. She would dominate Star Wars.

Speakeasy in downtown Burlington. It is super hard to find unless you ask someone about it, and…read morethere is no sign. You think the vibe would be more fun for a speakeasy but we came on NYE night around 8 and it was super dead and the lights were too bright for the vibe. They should have a cool, mystery vibe but that wasn't it. One good thing is drinks are all $5 dollars which is super reasonable but you have to pay cash. Not my favorite but worth a stop for one drink if you can find it!

An ode to chili mac…read more.. In a speakeasy, a delicacy is born A dish so scrumptious, a full belly is sworn With onion crisps and a bartender's smile A chili mac emerges in presidential style Thank you

Bar was stale and dirty. Bartender older lady was very passive aggressive. When asking her about…read morethe beers she was upset and gave attitude to paying customers. Lady if you're not happy serving beers find something else. Pretty basic and bad customer service. Lots of wonky young adults , some seemed underage for sure. Very sketchy atmosphere . Got an ipa and it was warm, so take your risks. We went elsewhere to support other bars instead.

Came late at night to this Irish pub in Burlington. Finnigan's actually isn't all that Irish. It's…read morebasically like a regular old pub. Has a lot of local beers on tap, along with more in bottles and cans. The bar is a lot quieter than many others. Basic looking old dive bar. It doesn't get as much of the college crowd. This is mostly for the locals. Beers are the main things to get. It's about $6 for a pint of local stuff. Among the local brewers is Fiddlehead. They also of course have plenty of Jameson and that kind of stuff. Get lots of good local beers. It has quite a few, a crap ton on tap to choose from. There's no food, but you probably wouldn't want to eat anything made here though.

$4.75 for two beers? Yes, please!…read more Meron's is the standby bar for my circle of friends back in the 518. It's dependable, it's low-key, it has that charming small-town unpretentious air about it, and it's extremely reasonably priced. The bar looks like something that one would find in a suburban basement. There are lots of little random knick-knacks: nesting dolls, a Red Sox banner (and here I thought that in upstate NY everyone was a Yankees fan by default--who knew?), etc. There's even a cat! Don't expect to find Magic Hat, Saranac, or any fancy-schmancy brews here. Lawnmower beers on tap rule the roost, with the occasional "exotic" choices like Yuengling or Amstel thrown in for variety. Oh, and Plattsburgh is Labatt-town, through and through. Meron's is also a restaurant, so that probably accounts for the homey feel of the place. There's a good sized "dining room" area with some pool tables and dartboards, if that's your thang. When my friends and I went, there were about 3 other people in the bar, all of whom were preoccupied with playing pool. Then again, it was a Tuesday night during the summer break. It's almost unheard-of to go out for a drink under such circumstances 'round those parts.However, the speakers were absolutely blaring, which I found totally unnecessary, given the dearth of patrons that night. My friends and I had a hard time keeping up a conversation over the roar of "Crash Into Me". I'm no expert, since I went here on a weeknight during a time of year when most of the college-aged guys are out of town, but it was refreshing and relaxing to be there simply having a drink with two of my oldest friends. No meat market or skeezy patrons to be found here. However, my friends tell me that on another of their trips to Meron's, they were approached and propositioned by a scraggly fellow and his wheelchair-bound friend. Apparently I have horrible timing when it comes to planning my trips home.

Definitely the place where everyday goes. Caters to all age groups and all people. Ice cold beer…read moreand large mixed drinks. If you can't have a laugh along with your drink you can't do it anywhere. Outstanding and friendly staff.

It's always a toss up. Some nights super fun others super crowded and overwhelming. With super…read morecreepy guys.

Best Bar/Club in Burlington for dancing (if you don't crowds and mind minor hearing loss so…read moreearplugs recommended). They play all the pop/EDM music I like and always put on a great show. There's also live music earlier in the day which attracts an older crowd. A unique Red Square feature is they have 3 bars and 2 rooms of music going on at the same time so you can bounce between them if 1 is too crowded (which it does after midnight) or even head to the alley to chill. Blue Room 4 life! Staff do a good job monitoring for disorderly conduct and keeping out underage kids.

The bartender/owner is very friendly, the cocktails are incredible, and the atmosphere is great…read more Highly recommended if you are in the area and want to have a drink and relax.

Wow don't walk , run. Amazing bartender. Drinks are all hand crafted . Truly the Stowe experienceread more

Since I'm their first review, I'll give a 5 because the bartender (Ashley?) was really nice and…read morevery accommodating. The place is a good size and has great potential. A few people came in and I think the bar has a jukebox or something because they were enjoying some fun oldies. There is also a game area with foosball and a pool table. The food menu is strictly limited to deep fried foods. We had some tasty spicy cheese curds. I wouldn't mind seeing a larger selection of draft beers but I enjoyed my Fiddlehead IPA. We'll definitely be back.

Great people,been a staple of Plattsburgh,a St Patrick's day must.College,Middle age and older have…read morebeen entertained here,and will be in the future.

Although it comes up as a gay bar, from what I detected, it is a hometown Irish pub. It was very…read morewelcoming, staff and guests.