Stopped in for lunch on Saturday. My husband and I arrived around 12:30. It was busy yet we only…read morehad a five minute wait. The pub has a family friendly atmosphere. You can help yourself to popcorn at the popcorn machine--it is freshly made and tastes great. My husband had wings and onion rings for lunch. His wings were plump and juicy --his words. The onion rings were homemade and tasty. I opted to dine on a build your own burger with Swiss cheese, fried onions and mushrooms with a side of fries. My burger was fantastic! I appreciate that it came with lettuce and tomato on the side and I promptly placed it on my burger. The fries were seasoned. I am more of a plain Jane when it comes to French fries, I should have opted for the potato chips. Ravenswood serves really good pub food and has a friendly staff.

Had a nice wait - kitchen backed up. Wings and sandwich were both good…read more The pizza was the worst ever. 8 cut was so crispy - my daughter took couple bites and I took couple bites did not finish our slices. 6 pieces left. When we were ready to waitress was not surprised we did not want a box - she never asked any questions about the pizza. I can only take it as it is if this is common occurrence there. Also I think the pizza was made from frozen shell not fresh dough - adding to lack of quality. I have been going to this restaurant for over 50 years - from Roma thru all Ravenswood owners - new owners have a lot to learn on how to keep older patrons wanting to come back

Bethany was great with us. The staff accommodated our…read morepuppy. Our server was the best. The food was good.

Ambiance is great. It's a busy and a social sort of setting, with the large bar as the central…read morefocus. They also have patio seating. Service was okay. Not super attentive but not terrible. The orders were correct. The food. I ordered French onion soup and some sweet potato fries. The cheese on my soup was actually solidifying...it was nearly cold. It was stuffed full of badly seasoned croutons. Hardly any actual soup, and what was there was not good tasting. Honestly - I should have sent it back. But I really don't like doing that. The sweet potato fries were fine...I was unlucky again and was given the short little leftover fried sweet potato pieces, not good sized fries. It just wasn't my day. My daughter had the fish and chips special as did my friend. Again, okay, not great but not terrible. Take the soup off your menu- that would be my advice. Next time I go with wings and a salad. I do like the place and we will undoubtedly go back again. Normally a solid 3 stars but today only 2.

We were looking for a local brewery with food on a Sunday. Couple places we went to were closed or…read morehad private events which led us to Hank Hudson Brewing. We ordered at the counter, beers were good including an IPA and a Pilsner. We ordered food including sliders and brussel sprouts. Both were made to order and very good. For an appetizer we had the homemade chips and onion dip. View from the deck to the golf course was beautiful. Wait staff was attentive. Would we come back, surely.

Set on a beautiful golf course. Hank Hudson brewing has slowly became one of my favorite spots to…read morego. Beer is always great, food is amazing, and the staff are friendly and polite. Highly recommend!

Checked out the restaurant while my daughter attended an event in one of the ballrooms…read more Pros: Wide selection of items from finger foods to fully plated entrees Appearance and vibe in the restaurant was upper class sports bar Large wine, spirits and libations selection Monthly tap listing Specials fold at the entranceway Special nights! "Taco Tuesday" "prime Rib night" Cons: Menu said the entrees came with bread service, but no bread was received. I was looking forward to the bread, but felt uncomfortable outright asking because the server was being so kind and trying their best. Staffing: It was not too busy, as there were around 5 tables seated and 6 people at the bar. Service speed was slow, but there was good reason for this as they're down one staff member. It was unclear if the kitchen was cranking out room service orders for the Hilton as well since I went on the day of the Belmont. Ambiance: There is a lovely photo-op wall with a neon sign and disco like backdrop! Each table has flowers and a candle and the tables are sturdy. Taste: Enjoyed the food that I ordered and felt the portions were appropriate and well portioned for the pricing. My server, Bruno, he assisted me with a new menu item that they just placed on the menu, the Lemon Chicken. It was tart and the chicken skin was crisp. All in all, good experience - it took considerably longer than I had expected, but I noted regulars while I was there as well.

Mediocre at best. They offer a nice menu but almost everything is pre-cooked and/or frozen. Was not…read moreimpressed by the quality or the taste of the food. I routinely stay at the hotel attached to this restaurant and have never had even an average meal. The staff is nice and attentive but just stick to drinks and head to one of many area restaurants.

This is a great place to hide and escape reality for a moment. The food is actually pretty good for…read morepub food. Prices are odd because almost every entree costs the same. The bartenders are great for the most part. You can't not have a good time with Jackie and Shiela. The beer menu could have some more variety but for what it's worth, this place is simple and easy to enjoy. There isn't another bar in the area that has this kind of character or environment

Some friends had recently discovered Pam's and suggested it would be a great place for us to meet…read morewith them some evening. After all, it just so happens to be our closest neighborhood watering hole. We had been there once before, maybe about 20 years ago and never returned. It's not that there was any problem with that first visit, it just didn't seem to offer something that called out for us to return sooner. Since it seemed like a second visit probably was in order, off we went on a Friday evening to reacquaint ourselves with Pam's. The place was almost filled, both at the bar and the tables. Live music was being performed by a guitar-playing singer who was mostly ignored by the crowd. The three remaining tables that were available were all in front of the performer and his amplified equipment. We thought the table furthest from the speakers would be inappropriate for the two of us to occupy since it could easily seat eight, so we chose the next furthest table from the speakers, a four-top. Yes, the music was loud but we were still able to carry on a conversation. There were several TVs scattered around the walls, but it appeared there was no real interest by the 40+year-old customers in either the Yankee/Red Sox game or The O'Reilly Factor. While there appeared to be only two ladies covering both the bar and the tables, we were acknowledged in less than five minutes, informed of the beers on tap, the most exotic being two Sam Adams brews, and provided with menus. Our two pints of Sam's Summer Ale ($4.25 each) arrived quickly and we placed our order for Loaded Nachos ($11.95) and a Burger with cheese and an upgrade to Sweet Potato Fries ($10.50). The food was delivered to our table in a reasonably prompt fashion. The Nachos had very little flavor, in spite of the melted cheese, diced peppers, tomatoes, onions, chile, and jalapeno slices. The chips were typically salty and the sides of salsa and sour cream did nothing to add flavor. The half-pound burger was served as requested, medium-rare, and had a reasonable char flavor on the outside, but the beef itself had no noticeable flavor. It lacked juiciness for this degree of rareness, but benefited from the melted cheddar cheese on top. The roll was soft and fresh, and the sweet potato fries were typical frozen fries and only warm when they arrived on the table. By comparison, an order of regular French Fries left in error at our table were nice and hot. A small plastic container of nondescript macaroni salad was also served as a side to the burger. Service was friendly and efficient considering the number of customers per server. The performer wished us a "good-night" as we departed. If our friends get around to deciding on a night to meet them there, we'll likely join them for a drink and maybe try something else on the menu. Otherwise, it may be another 20 years before we return.

The food is amazing. Victoria is amazing. The bartenders are amazing. The service is amazing…read more What's not to love?

If you go, eat first. I know pub food isn't supposed to be blue ribbon, but the sliders taste like…read moresomething you get served in prison when you have acted out. The one saving grace is the super friendly wait staff. You always get a smile, altho I'm not sure how they can smile with the creepy security guy giving them orders all the time like he owns the place. I hope he doesn't. Prob best to skip it

This is a reliable go-to spot. I've been going to Druthers…read morefor years now, and it has consistently delivered. If you've never been here before, I highly recommend trying two items in particular: 1. Beer cheese dip 2. BBQ (Or any other) mac & cheese I should note that the BBQ mac & cheese (previously the Memphis BBQ Mac) recipe has changed over the years, so this review may not hold forever. That said, mac & cheese in general has been the most reliable item on the menu for me. I've tried plenty of other dishes here over time -- fish & chips, burgers, fish and chicken tacos, and nearly every mac & cheese variation -- but I'll stick to reviewing what we ordered on this visit. This time around, my wife ordered the fish and chips, and I ordered the BBQ mac & cheese. The mac & cheese was delicious, and the BBQ sauce added a nice sweetness that paired really well with the pulled pork. The fish and chips were also very good. The fries were a bit soggy, but since we ordered to-go and they had to survive the drive home, I won't knock them for that. Portion sizes here are fantastic and easily justify the price. I love this spot -- it's a dependable comfort food destination for me. The staff are always helpful and knowledgeable, especially when it comes to beer recommendations. The building itself is gorgeous and massive, giving the space an impressive sense of scale while you enjoy your meal.

Having dinner on a Saturday night, it was not crowded as it was only around 5, but was packed when…read morewe left. Great place with good acoustics. The service was good although not speedy. Food was fresh & delicious. Beers & drinks were good, the fruit blond beers are definitely beer first, not strong fruity taste. Corn dip - good but very onion-y, almost too much but still different enough to eat it all. Watermelon salad was really good, unique. The chicken sandwich with slaw, wonderful. Burger - spot on! Recommend highly - something for everyone here plus quality beers & sours.

I knew this tavern existed, but never stopped before. This evening my wife & I decided on a simple…read moredinner and a drink. After checking Yelp for suggestions, Crescent Wrench popped up as a suggestion. A short time later we arrived at the Wrench. Upon entering the Barmaid/Waitress greeted us with a warm hello. We took a table and were immediately asked what beverage we wanted. We each found something off the menu that sounded good. I ordered the hot Italian Combo which came with fries. My wife had the hamburger quesadilla and she loved it. Both were hot and very good. The Tavern isn't huge, but it is cozy and this is what I'd call a Home Town Tavern.

This place is amazing! Great food, great people, great…read moreprices and its named for a Great Dog named Crescent who is no longer with us (but he loved the sanack food). Its a real hidden gem off the Thruway - do not pass it up if in the area. Great for kids! Staff was really nice + food was fast. Places like this are a rarity, reasonable but exceptional.