The fall creek house is a nice little bar/ restaurant located adjacent to the Ithaca falls. It has…read morea Fun mix of both local and college cliental. I stopped by last night and was expecting a quit night however the place was near capacity with live music, a birthday party and televised Cornell hockey game and Olympic coverage. Drinks were great and the bartenders weee cute and on top of their game. A buzz of wonderful conversation and a top notch grilled chicken sandwich. Recommend.

Googled " bars near me" and this was the closest. Upon arrival I was a bit apprehensive but once I…read moremet the patrons, Tom in particular, my angst was subdued. He was friendly and as well as the staff. I only had 2 drinks and water for my family but the experience was very enjoyable and the conversation was pleasant. I have nothing but love for this place. Friendly staff. Great vibes and good patrons. Y'all made this Mississippian feel welcomed. I highly recommend and appreciate.

Went there for lunch. Got perch. And tonight had broiled haddock. Sorry. Not good. The perch had…read morea coating. Not ! Was hard and when you bite it. The coating would fall off as a piece. Was so hard. And the broiled haddock. With Brussel sprouts. Worst I ever had. Not even close. Sorry. Beautiful place. People are nice. Food. D ! Best I can give it. Sorry. Not good.

Stopped here for a couple beers and a burger after ice fishing on Lake Como (this place is right on…read morethe water). Definitely a dive bar, but the burger was tasty and the staff friendly so no complaints.

Visited from out of town and The Penny was right across the street from the Hilton where we stayed…read more Enjoyed the friendly bartender and other patrons. The Monday(?) night jazz jam was so much fun.

Emily is great! Dive bar but a must check out! Spin the shot wheel and decorate a dollar to post on…read morethe wall.

I love going to Richie's! The atmosphere is always amazing! There is always music and good people…read more They occasionally host bands there which really helps get the party started! The bartenders are great and super friendly! They have a variety of drinks to choose from and they have great food available! I don't get to go often, but I enjoy myself every time I do! I definitely recommend this place to my friends and family and everyone else And will keep going back for years to come!

you gotta go! Dive bar person? You're gonna love it!…read more You're not gonna have any food, but what you will have is a great time! Lots of locals and regulars here. Our bartender was chatting with everyone. Everyone was chatting with us. We got some amazing recommendations of hikes and waterfalls in the area. Someone bought a local beer just so I could try it. It was just Ana amazing and fun experience and I wish I could share this place with everyone! 10/10 recommend.

the year 1978 ~ walked into Petes one Friday afternoon and never walked out. Sat down and got 3…read morerocks for a buck. I was a sophomore at Ithaca College. I continued to go to Petes for the next 6 years. I had graduated from I.C. and stayed in Ithaca and had a Job at I.C. ~ Back then it was a locals bar only ~ no students went there but me and a couple of friends. Lisa and Pat ( the owners) were so NICE. Ithaca college students were going to the Dugout, The Pines, McCawbers, Simeons, and the Haunt back then. After I graduated from I.C. I really became a regular , after work each day, at Petes. I don't even know if the term "Dive bar" existed. ? I was an avid pool player and we started a pool team in a new league in the Tompkins County area. Petes Pool team played every Tuesday ? night home and away. It was so much fun and we did well as a team. Times did change in the mid 1980's as a few more students from I.C. started visiting Petes. Not a lot but a few. The best time was on Friday afternoons from around 3 pm to 9 pm when happy hour was celebrated. I think that is my fondest memory. I met and made a lot of new friends at Petes and I became more of a local and not an "out of towner from Cape Cod". Even a lot of my past political science professors had their stools at the bar. I really miss those days and think that was when I was happiest in my life. ! I have been back to Ithaca a few times since I left in the mid 80's and my first stop is always Petes ! Yes it has changed just a bit, but it brings back such fond memories. Talk about Nostalgia. What a great time it was . David H.

Classic dive bar. Very friendly bartender. Best wings in Syracuse. Had an order of the the…read moreFrankenstein and an order of the hot wings. It was nice contrasting the two different flavors. The wings are crispy which I like. Next time will try the pierogies

I'm visiting town for a couple days and heard that Shifty was THEE PLACE to grab wings from. I…read morewent. I saw. And I believe. We ordered a dozen Frankenstein sauce wings extra crispy and got a couple orders of pierogis. Everything was absolutely excellent. The bartender helping us was fast and kind. The space was a well maintained bar and by the sound of conversations around us, loved by the regular crowd. I plan on coming back when I'm back in town.

Props is seriously been hiding since my life in upstate and now i can't get enough of it…read more Hypes: - Pierogies - O M G. if you are or aren't a lover of these you will become one after you have theirs. possibly the best in house made fresh ones i have ever had. - meatballs - yummy, crisp on the outside, and a delicious sauce - fries - crispy and battered. just how i like it. - burger - try it. you won't be dissapointed - have yet to try their lasagna but i have heard it's pretty dope - their sandwiches are solid! we have tried the ham served on a mind blowing fresh rye, and with their in house made spicy mustard. omgggg so good

Decided to have lunch at Prop's Inn in New Hartford, NY to try their French Dip as we heard great…read morethings about it. My spouse very much agreed with everyone suggestions as it was very good - "best she has had in a long time". I went with their Hot Meatball sub with a long hot included a Mac salad side and both were very good. Fried Green Beans as a starter and Jackie Chicken wings - double fried & roasted with various sauces. Two other great choices. Overall an excellent lunch with great service by Ann Marie

Chanticleer is a great old family-run historic bar that's been here forever, since 1946 or so. It…read morehas a tavern-like atmosphere. It's real and local, not tourist-style or tourist-price. Dark. For a few beers and a buzz. If you can't relax in a dive, just take your selfie under the neon sign and roll on. No hard feelings. We'll be here. (Jul 2026)

What a s*^%%# little bar…read more I came here at the recommendation of a local, but these folks are running game on drunk kids late at night. I ordered a double tanqueray and tonic and watched the guy pour the drink. Poorly. (Pun intended) He put the tonic gun on full blast and dribbled tonic into the glass. The bottle stopper was closed, so he had to finger it open as he continued to blast tonic into the glass. I could tell the drink was mostly tonic and said, "Hey friend, that's not a double!" He looked offended and swore it was because they don't use anything to measure their tonic, they just rely on the bottle dribbling out the so-called proper amount. I should have walked away before he sat it in front of me. I took one sip and surprise-surprise, it's basically just tonic water with a touch of a tanqueray. This was my first drink of the night, and I know it's wrong, but neither the guy nor the girl behind the bar were interested in making it properly. Pour out two shots. It's not that hard. But if you're purposefully pouring short booze to drunk people knowing you'll get away with it, it IS too hard. Don't come here. I know at least one local likes it, but nobody likes being charged double for a single anything. Or maybe the play here is to just order stuff in bottles. That way they can't cheat you out of liquor I paid $14 for a glass of tonic and MAYBE a shot of tanqueray. MAYBE. I feel like I paid $14 for the privilege of writing a crappy review. I absolutely got my money's worth.

Came here on a whim after the Binghamton Rumble Ponies game and couldn't be more glad we did! Cheap…read morebeer, friendly people, and fun trivia on Saturday nights! Definitely check it out if you're in the area

Mad Monks is possibly the most underrated, overlooked Dive Bar in Bingo. An old skool bar with…read moreactual booths. There is a Pool table in the back and a smoking section outside. The bar doesn't serve food, but makes up for it with delicious finger foods like chips, jerky, meat sticks and pickled poppers. All affordable. Well drinks are fairly priced. Only hang up is, if you are used to receiving shots in actual shot glasses, then you will become accustomed to drinking shots from mini plastic cups. Bartenders are friendly and easy to talk too. Locals and Baseball fans, as the Stadium is directly across the street. Word of advice, don't park on Pine street & you'll be just fine !

I was very disappointed with my meal at The View today. I ordered the open-faced steak sandwich…read moremedium-rare, but the steak came out well-done, tough, chewy, and lacking flavor. The mushrooms were barely cooked, and the sandwich was dry. I even requested au jus in an attempt to salvage it, but unfortunately that didn't help. To make matters worse, my side salad was initially forgotten. To the server's credit, she removed the sandwich from my bill and offered to bring me something else. However, by that point I had lost confidence in the meal and declined. I ultimately ended up eating only the side salad. While the service recovery was appreciated, the food itself was a major disappointment. In the end, the only thing I ate was the side salad, which cost $8 on its own. While I appreciate the server's efforts to make things right, the food quality and execution were far below expectations. I left hungry, disappointed, and unlikely to return.

I was craving spaghetti. Being diabetic, I know better, but I really wanted spaghetti! Called them…read moreup spoke with the young lady making sure she understood. The only way you can get spaghetti apparently was to have it with the chicken parmigiana. Thought that was odd, but a craving is a craving right? Went and grabbed it got it home and BOOM!!....definitely wasn't spaghetti. It was ZITI. Unbelievable and to top it off, it was OLD ziti, maybe from an event they had? Horrible. I called them and got nowhere. Not even an offer to make it right. Horrible business practice. STAY AWAY!!!