Great spot to hit before or after a movie. Good drinks. Plenty of seating. Good variety of…read morebeer. Bartender is knowledgeable about the beers.

I have been waiting for the Alamo Drafthouse to open for a while, and had heard that there would be…read morea full bar but had no idea how amazing it would be. This joint is no joke. Aside from the incredible Decor which is kung fu themed they have craft cocktails and amazing craft beers, including local breweries, the Killsboro gimme gimme more sour is not to be missed. If you're looking for a bar in the area, this is the place to go.

On Sunday my Girls and I had our 5th annual Sister's brunch at Violette's and it was fantastic…read more The decor and ambiance is cozy and warm (or cool based on the time of year). There is the main dinning room, as well as three additional private rooms for different sized parties. Service was great, the hostess and our server Matt were so warm and professional, Matt answered all of our questions and gave excellent service. The food and cocktails were delicious. I had the Chicken and waffles, served hot and the chicken had a nice crunch, I also had to have the Sally's French toast with Unicorn sugar, yes, I said Unicorn sugar! My drink was coconut caramel latte from the adult iced coffees menu. So delicious. One friend had the shrimp and avocado toast, she said it was great, her cocktail was Pineapple Mango Mojito Mocktail. Another friend had the cherry peach waffle and the Drops of Jupiter, that cocktail had Galaxy dust! Yup galaxy dust. Check out the photos.

Went with friends for an appetizer dinner and dessert. Place was very pretty, service is really…read moregood. I do think everything is slightly overpriced for what you're getting, but I would give it another chance.

I came to this lounge on a Sunday evening. There was a decent amount of people inside but it wasn't…read moretoo busy. I notice that a few people had their laptops and were working, while enjoying some hookah. We were seated right away, and our server was very sweet and friendly. She recommended I try the grill chicken wrap, since it was pretty popular. I also ordered the housemade sangria. It was sweet and tasty, but the wrap was very dry and extremely bland. In the description, it says the chicken is marinated in a chefs blend of unique seasonings and herbs but I didn't taste any ounce of seasoning. My taste buds were so bored and underwhelmed. I believe it was accompanied by a tzatziki sauce, which I had to pour all over to achieve some type of flavor. It was so disappointing and I had to ditch the 2nd half of it. The fries were good but nothing to run back for. The hookah was just okay. We ordered a premium flavor, but there was nothing premium about it. At times, it got very harsh and tasted very ashy. They are very attentive though and come around often to ensure the coal is still active and the hookah is pulling properly.

The ambiance is lovely, but unfortunately the staff isn't. The food is pretty good but far too…read moreexpensive to justify the cost. This is easily the most expensive hookah lounge I've been to in nyc and it doesn't make sense. They include a tip in the bill and then expect or create problems for people who don't tip additional money on top of the automated tip. It's inexcusable and shouldn't be a thing.

Wow what a great experience! I must say I will remember "the Alamo"…read more First, buying tickets at the box office was seamless. No, they do not have kiosks to purchase tickets. I was still able to pick my seat and pay my way. Yes, you can still order tickets online but why pay a fee? Second, the theater is immaculate which is another plus. I love a clean theater. I found my reserved seat and wow.. comfortable seat! You see I haven't been to a IRL movie.since last year? Maybe? Ordering food is not new, in fact, Nite Hawk cinema in Williamsburg was a pioneer. I love the way Alamo sends "reminders" to order now because in ten minutes phones go away. Then you order by paper and pen, you know 1800's style. Be careful, if you do not follow the rules: no phone, no talking etc your neighbor aka " FBI moviegoer can fill out the card stating you are creating noise and off to movie jail you go; kicked out of theater. I was in the mood for popcorn and a soda. Michael greeted me right away and took my order. As I waited, I learned from my neighbors that Alamo has a Pre-Show. This one was highlighting cinematography and how directors went from Panavision to 70mm. Additionally, how Paul Thomas Anderson has creatively shot his films from Boogie Nights to Licorice Pizza. Pretty interesting. Michael served me my large popcorn ( only size they sell) it a big metal bowl. I asked for no salt and the popcorn was delicious. I also ordered the pretzel with honey mustard and queso. I must admit, I enjoyed the pretzel and the queso, perfect for a movie. I highly recommend this theater. It is located in Hylan Boulevard plaza. There are plenty of shops and restaurants to visit pre or post movie. So do I recommend "One Battle After Another"? Yes, Leo is in top form. See ya at the movies!

I did end up coming back to watch a movie. Altho it was quit the traveling but I still came . I…read morewent to watch Venom & it was one of the best movie this year. I also Tried their food this time, I tried their vegan cauliflower basket with a chilled glass of coke. I gotta admit that it was soo yumm. Also coke is refillable . You just press the button & someone will come & rifill your soda ! Thank you guys for an awesome service.

great food, excellent service, nice place with great ocean view (ambiance), very good bar…read more(delicious drinks) recommend: oysters shrimp cocktail calamari (fried) lobster bisque or clam chow tuna tartare steak (ribeye or f.mignon) sorbet dessert

Great place for club meeting lovely atmosphere, we could enjoy one another's company, and, we…read moremet many new people

Nice atmosphere! Great service and excellent drinks and food! One of my favorite restaurants!read more

Went here with my boyfriend's family on New Year's Day!…read more They ordered two Tomahawks which were so tender and juicy, and also came with two sides each! I also got a lentil soup and black tea! Good family restaurant and our server was very sweet. The interior is very cozy. I like the fact that we can hang our coats on the rack next to the front door! 10/10!

This is what $32 gets you at @Fushimi on Richmond Road -- barely a handful of tuna tartare that…read morelooked more like cat food, tasted extremely fishy and smelled off, plus only three pieces of salmon sashimi. This place has gone downhill real fast. Absolutely gross. Anyone else have the same experience lately?

Fushimi is still the best sushi on Staten Island, no contest. I always start with the rock shrimp…read moretempura which is a must. After that we got a bunch of specialty rolls, some nigiri, and a couple classic rolls. Everything was super fresh and spot-on. The real surprise was the steak. Perfectly cooked, great sear, and the sauce was excellent. Didn't expect it to be the highlight, but it was. I could argue this was the best overall meal on the island.

I grew up in the Polish American town of Florida, New York and in Sicilian South Beach, Staten…read moreIsland. What a surprise, in a recent visit back to South Beach, to have the best Polish food I ever ate at Terminal 1. This place makes Polish food a distinctive and fine cuisine.

Store charges service fee for using credit card. 3% fee…read more Every price in the store needs to be displayed in exact amount foe paying with credit card. Law states: Example 2: A Merchant Lists a Single Price, and Notes Only That a 3% Credit Card Surcharge Applies This scenario is illegal under current NYS law. This is what the plaintiffs wanted to do, and under the New York State Court of Appeals, this is not allowed as the exact price in dollars and cents, when paying with credit card, is not posted anywhere. For owner, please read this: - You must be told upfront with a posted credit card price and a posted cash price for every single item. - A flat percentage surcharge is not allowed. "You must list both your cash price and your credit price in dollars and cents conspicuously,"