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    The Lowery Bar & Kitchen

    4.4 (354 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
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    Good for kids

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    Delino S.

    LOVE LOVE LOVE, I live in the neighborhood and only been here once, that's a crime. TBH, this might've been the best burger I've had in my life. Now , I must go to Au Cheval again just to make sure. The ambiance is cozy and perfect for dates or hanging out with friends. It's a true pleasure to have places like this in the neighborhood. Come here for great eats

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    Paula L.

    Stopped in for quick bite before getting my haircut around the corner. I got their bacon, egg and cheese and a red sangria. The vibe is so cool and comfortable. I sat at the bar and the bartender, Dina I believe her name was was very friendly and inviting. I spoke with the manager, Brian a bit. He's a very cool guy. My bacon egg and cheese was delicious. The sangria was OK. If I lived closer, it would be my neighborhood spot. Very cool all around. I will definitely be coming back with some friends for brunch, or a hangout night.

    Alyssa D.

    Very local bar vibes, and I absolutely love it. I've hung around Sunnyside many times before and I'm surprised I hadn't checked out the Lowery. They have a cool brunch special on the weekends, and it's a sizable bar/restaurant, where you can have your own events. All I had was a simple drink (red sangria) and fries but dangggg those were hella good fries! I sat by the bar and snacked while I watched the game that day. I definitely want to come back and try more of their menu.

    Betty C.

    We both ordered the fish and chips. Service was very attentive. Lots of families with children dining the night we went. I appreciated the large screen TVs showing the US Open. Typical American restaurant with a pub atmosphere.

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    Jando S.

    It's been close to a decade since The Lowery made its way into Sunnyside, which has lowkey been one of the most well managed bar-restaurants in the neighborhood. Prior to its success, this spot would morph every few years from a couple of Turkish eateries (#1)(#2) and a Middle Eastern deli (#3). Now with everything from happy hour to brunch, they've cemented themselves as one of Sunnyside's most popular and beloved spots. While it might initially feel like one of the neighborhood's many Irish pubs (with Guiness on tap!), it feels more like a local's hangout with just enough of an intimate vibe for a date night, and the space for a solid group gathering over drinks. Speaking of the latter, the occasional Monday happy hour happens between 3-6pm, with most pricing at around $12-13 retail. The silent smoke is my preferred cocktail, featuring mezcal, agave, lime, and pineapple juice. The food is definitely a reason to come here, especially for their signature burger ($20), which features the Pat LaFrieda meat blend and is a must-order. Their french cut chicken ($29) is among their prettiest dishes, while the buttermilk fried chicken sandwich ($20) is heartier than it looks. Their flatbreads ($17-22) are an easy item for sharing and some of their small plates (especially the calamari and brussel sprouts) are a nice way to start. Their popular brunch hour is more of the same except with standard breakfast items, but some standouts such as breakfast tacos ($14), Scottish salmon bowl ($21), steak benedict ($20), and a mean fish and chips ($21). The burger is still available, except in brunch form (i.e. with an egg) and makes for an excellent combination with fingerling potatoes. Though the pre-pandemic years, the service was a tad rougher but they've since ironed out many of those issues. The prices are still on the higher end for the neighborhood, but coming in with the expectation will result in less sticker shock. I still dig the additional outdoor dining setup, but being inside is still the preference. Owner and longtime resident Anne Muldoon had always envisioned The Lowery to be a go-to spot for Sunnysiders. Not only has the dream come to fruition, but the real winners are the residents of the neighborhood. __________ (#1) https://www.yelp.com/biz/sofra-cafe-sunnyside (#2) https://www.yelp.com/biz/grill-43-sunnyside (#2) https://www.yelp.com/biz/el-shater-sunnyside

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    Cheyenne T.

    The service is very friendly! There's ample seating for dining and a separate bar area. The food is okay. Nothing spectacular but it wasn't bad either. I don't know if I'd come back for the food but would check it out for after work drinks or to hang out with friends!

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    Mandisa N.

    Before making our way to Gov Ball this year, my friends and I decided to stop by The Lowery for a boozy brunch. They DO NOT have bottomless, but I would say their cocktails are reasonably priced and pretty good! We did make a reservation (made through their website) so that gave us peace of mind about getting a table, but we did arrive early enough to where they weren't too packed yet. They did fill up more as time went by. It seems to be a local favorite, beaming with a lot of families. It's a very casual spot - so if you're looking for something chill, this is a good option. I thought the food was decent. Wasn't mad at it, but it didn't blow me away either. My friends and I really liked the diversity in their food offerings - we have pretty different food preferences so it was nice that we were all so well accommodated. I don't know if I would run to return here, but I wouldn't recommend against it.

    Chris S.

    The Lowery Bar and Kitchen is cozy and inviting, offering a variety of American dishes along with some British-inspired options. If you're in the mood for fried fish, this is a good spot; they even serve bao. The customer service is great, with a courteous and attentive staff.

    Pancake
    Stella O.

    Small steak on the brunch menu for $40, sauce on the eggs Benedicts didn't taste right. Overall its okay.

    Martinez
    Jesse Y.

    Great elevator pub situated in cozy Sunnyside Queens offering huge selection of craft beers, cocktails and impeccable grub. Happy hour Monday through Friday and the staff is so friendly. Lively with mature crowd. Parking is a bit difficult due to residential streets nearby, but definitely worth the trip.

    Anuraag R.

    Really amazing service here from the moment you walk in the door, all the waitresses were warm and welcoming and immediately knew the food would be great. Solid beer /cocktail list and the decorations for Christmas made it extra cozy around this cold time of year. Highly recommend a fully decked out brunch burger with avocado bacon. Get a side of french toast too, but be prepared because these two will have you ready for a nap.

    Veggie breakfast burger
    Anna Y.

    The place was very lovely and cozy and the service was good. What was lacking was the flavor of the food. Went with a group of friends and we all ordered different brunch items but all agreed the flavor was very lackluster. The flat breads were very tasty and flavorful, so was the roasted brussel sprouts but the main entree was where they fell short which should have been the star of the show. I had the Lower Breakfast and the sides was good but the poached eggs tasted like boiled nothingness and the hollandaise sauce was just yellow liquid....all zero flavor. Would I go back... probably for a small bite of flatbread but definitely not for brunch.

    Sheila M.

    The atmosphere is very pleasant and friendly. They gave us several choices of drinks for the event.. red/white sangria, ebbs summer ale, Narragansett... pls is great place to have a drink. Bryan is a great bartender

    Red sangria

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    How late do they serve food?

    Their kitchen is open til midnight Sunday through Thursday. And 1 am on Friday-Saturday

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    Yes if your sitting outside

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    Yes they "offer" all of those beverages with the brunch. They are at a discounted price but not free.

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