This place is a gem!…read more Absolutely loved our visit to The Public House! Everything we ordered was fantastic--the buffalo parmesan boneless wings, pierogies, and chicken pub sandwich were all delicious and full of flavor. The spicy margaritas were perfectly made . Ally our bartender, was incredibly sweet, personable, and attentive, and her service made the whole experience even more enjoyable. The space itself is also adorable and has such a welcoming vibe! Everyone who walked through the door were greeted by name and had a cocktail ready to go before they even sat! Can't wait to go back!!

The first visit found 2 locals fist fighting in the parking lot and on top of my car - friends of…read morethe bartender! Ok - not their "fault", I suppose... Went back last week, stood at the doorway for 10 min, seated at a table we were told we'd be moved from once a smaller table was avaiable- sat for 10 minutes, got up and left after being ignored. Very disappointed, and will never be back.

I attended a wedding here this past weekend, including a rehearsal dinner the night before. The…read morefood and service were outstanding! Bianca and her team went above and beyond for the bridal party and their guests throughout the entire weekend. Everything was fantastic from start to finish both nights.

ALERT: NO MORE $3 MARTINIS!!!!!!…read more So I definitely was one of the people who let the cat out of the bag on this one! I hate gate keeping and I know myself, my husband, and many of my friends supported this place. I mean seriously $3 martini night was something that made this place a gem but without it I honestly don't see us coming back! This place truly has sooooo much potential. I wish I could help them with some ideas to really make this restaurant the spot to be. I can tell you now though charging $19 for a martini is not it!! Also I tried their new banana bread martini and it wasn't great. Which makes it worst that it's so much more money. I mean I am truly a nobody but I have a list of ideas for them if they ever want to know because this place truly has great bones. Here's one for free. On one of your lowest sale nights I'm assuming Thursday because that's when you had your $3 special, why not offer girl dinner? A $25 special that includes two basic flavored martinis and French fries. For $30 include two Caesar or house salads. I gaurantee people with order that. And you can't tell me you are getting hit too hard for food cost for salad and fries? But also you gotta change your decor up a bit. Look at the surrounding restaurants that are charging that much for a martini and the vibe of the place. If I'm going to spend bougie money I want to feel like I'm in a bougie spot!

This is actually two different lights at Darbys...one of our favorite places to grab a quick meal…read more We came on a Tuesday night for Taco Tuesday. Hubby loved the tacos... he got the chicken tacos. You get 3 for $9. I got the buffalo chicken salad which I love. I get it every time I'm wanting a salad. Wednesday night is burger night for $10-11, not sure exactly. The burger is frozen, we are pretty sure, but they still cook it right with nice crispy fries. We always enjoy it. We always walk away too full for dessert but we did get ciders both nights. The place is your average bar/restaurant. Nice and comfy and the waitresses are always nice.

Outstanding buffalo wings. Crispy, great sauce, great blue cheese sauce. Cannot say enough about…read morehow top top top these wings are.

This is one of my favorite places to visit in New Paltz. It has one of the best happy hours in the…read morearea. On the weekends it turns on a late-night party scene filled with college students. It is lined up right in Main Street with other smaller restaurants and bars. This was one of my favorite cheap eateries in the town while I was in college. I have been here twice since for happy hour specials. I ordered the chicken wings and the shrimp tacos. The drinks were around $5 which is a steal compared to New York City prices. In the past they used to offer a large fishbowl drink for your birthday. It was huge and took several people to drink it. Currently it is the size of a large cup as you can see in the picture. It does the job but it is much smaller than what it was in 2010. The staff here is very friendly and helpful. I usually sit at the bar which is a great place to meet others and watch the game. Everyone usually comes in for drinks and a quick meal. There are large tables for families to come in and spread out. Everyone was nice here. I plan to come back soon and take advantage of the happy hour specials again.

Was up in New Paltz taking my daughter to college. Saw the menu and I figured it was a safe bet…read more That it was. They had a good selection and I went with a sandwich (pic included). Price wasn't bad and it tasted great. For all you families out in New Paltz for a day take the kids here. Friendly staff. Parking not too bad. I'd go back.

Love Daddy O's in Hopewell. The food is always great, the drinks are strong (the way they should…read morebe), and the portions are huge!! you're definitely getting your money's worth here. What really makes it though is the staff. Everyone is so friendly, attentive, and just makes the whole experience even better. It's one of those places you can go to for a casual night out and know you're going to leave happy every time.

We go here every year for our St Patrick's Day dinner corned beef and cabbage with Irish soda…read morebread. We were a little disappointed with tonight's dinner because the corned beef was very tough it wasn't tender like it normally was and it just didn't have much flavor to it. The Irish soda bread was delicious and so was our appetizers. I'm going to give it 3 stars because normally is very good maybe it was just an off day. By the way the service was great.

Kelly and Craig were fantastic bartenders and servers. They made us feel welcome right away and the…read moreservice was great. They had such a fun vibe together, it was a pleasure to see. I would definitely go back, unfortunately we're from out of town. I highly recommend.

Classic Irish bar and restaurant. Reminded me of the kind that used to exist in the Bronx and…read moreYonkers years ago. They have an eclectic menu; with Irish classics of course, Mexican, Italian and American favorites. Our Server was Kelly. It was a slow Sunday afternoon. Down the block was a Oaxacan festival Guelaguetza; plenty of food there, but it was a hot and humid day and the food stalls added more heat. We thought why not get a cold beer in an air conditioned place. Free WiFi Password - Guinness TV's all over the place, with different sports on them. Beer: ales, IPA's, pilsners. Mixed drinks. Cold cans of beer on ice. I asked Why no bottles? There's a college nearby and a glass bottle could pose a problem. A daily event calendar: karaoke night, trivia night, see photo. I can imagine on a weekend night this place is really hopping. The Poughkeepsie Metro North station is within walking distance. They have parking and outdoor dining options. We will be back.

Such a fun place with delicious food, excellent unique drinks and fun events! I will definitely be…read moregoing back!

Good place to get good portioned, slightly elevated diner classics in a neighborhood bar setting…read more My wife and I came in for weekday lunch, and found it to be a good experience. I had marked Junior's as a place to go for a meal while planning our Northeast US trip. Don't remember why, assuming I must have read it in a 'best of Poughkeepsie' guide on some webpage. So when we finished our tour of the Vanderbilt mansion around lunchtime, we took the winding path to get here in 20 minutes (located about 5 miles Northeast of downtown Poughkeepsie). The interior was newer, and wasn't too crowded. One waitress/bartender was running front of house and was extremely helpful and friendly. It's a townie bar, where everyone seemed to know each other. Restaurants like these depend on the mercy of delivery, and found out after we ordered that two of our choices (Clams Casino and Buffalo Wings) were not available. Instead, my wife got the Fish & Chips ($20), with me getting the recommended Ribeye Melt ($21). Blue moon was on tap, so got that (way overpriced at $9 for 12 oz). The fish dish promised us 3 beer-battered cod loins, and it delivered. Each piece was large and had been expertly deep fried. The fries were thick and crisp, and the same ramekin of cole slaw was perfect. Even though none of it was homemade, for me, it was one of the best fish fries I've had in a while. My recommended Ribeye sandwich was great as well. I really liked the crunchy and solid ciabatta bread, and the meat and cheese was generous, and tender/melty respectively. The fries were good, expertly prepared, not too greasy. This is the kind of diner I like...where the food comes mostly pre-prepared, but it's clear they have a really good food supplier, and are able to keep the food prices down.

Cute comfortable space to share a snack and drink!…read moreHospitality is great! Hand pies were really great! We will back again! Cheers

I'm not quite sure why the reviews here on Yelp are so poor. I'd use it to your advantage because…read moreit's so far from reality. The Storyteller is a legit farm to table restaurant with amazing service. Jolyn couldn't have been more attentive and she made sure she was always checking in on us. She had great recommendations and was an awesome server. Our food was delicious and super fresh. All of the ingredients were so fresh and there are even students from the CIA across the street working in the kitchen. My seasonal salad was really good - loved the poppy seed dressing ! My salmon entree was cooked to perfection too. My husband had the caesar salad with a burger patty on top and he loved it. The unassuming Apple Crisp dessert was worth the calories. Sorry no photo ... it disappeared real fast! All and all, don't sleep on The Storyteller restaurant. It's located off the lobby area of the Inn at Bellefield.