Great service and amazing food. We went on a Thursday when all of the other restaurants where…read moreclosed or closing by 8pm and glad to have somewhere to go. She had a steak (very reasonably priced) with garlic mashed and asparagus. A traditional dish done to perfection. I had the roasted Cobb salad and omg was it really good. I added steak to it and enjoyed it, but the dish did not need it and would have been fabulous without it. If I every happen to be in or near Oneonta again, I will make a mission out of returning to B Side

First time here and we were so impressed with the staff, food and atmosphere. Cozy restaurant with…read morebig flavors and great menu selection. The special duck lollipops were exceptional, the grilled wedge is crave worthy and the salmon was cooked perfectly. Looking forward to introducing the rest of our "foodie" friends to this wonderful gem!

WHOA! Feels like you're watching a show in Levon Helm's living room - because essentially you are!…read moreThe acoustics of this venue are incredible. If you are in Woodstock, you MUST stop here and see a show. It may possibly change your life. It's a little tricky to navigate here in the dark - you feel like you're in the Blair Witch Project, then you will see a beacon of light marking the entrance to the Levon Helms Studio. Follow the light and it will show you the way!

I grew up listening to the music of The Band. The Last Waltz is something I've watched many times…read more But for some reason, I didn't know anything about Levon Helm Studios or the Midnight Ramble until I arrived recently for a friend's birthday. Well, the Ramble and I made that birthday great. It's an amazing show in an amazing venue. They call it The Barn for a reason. All wood everywhere, it's an intimate show with seats all around, above and behind the stage. Apparently Levon designed and acoustically engineered the space himself, and it shows; the sound quality is phenomenal in here. I think any act would sound good in here, but the Ramble blew my mind. The musicianship is incredible. You'll watch people swap guitars for keyboards for drums and show startling prowess on all of them. They brought in all sorts of friends including Graham Lesh and Twisted Pine (the excellent opening act), and literally everyone could play, and sing, and just rock. With some of Levon's family in the band, you'll hear them play his music with real feeling and emotion, and watch them have a great time doing it. I can't recommend this show enough, and I would certainly come back to the venue as well. Be aware that they don't sell drinks and food, which isn't the worst thing in the world because you could pour half a bottle of vodka into into a water bottle with some powdered grape kool-aid because that's all you had on hand, and have a great time. In theory, I mean.

This place is special just minutes from Bethel Woods and easily accessible from Westchester,…read moreRockland, Putnam, Ulster, Hudson, Albany and many other counties surrounding the area as well as NJ and PA. The hall has state of the art sound and lighting, full bar, they bring in arts and crafts vendors and food as a side thing. The music is top notch! The owners really know what it takes to make the live music experience special. You need to come here!!!

From the owner: Saturday Nights are BACK at this legendary Sullivan County venue, home to live music for over a…read morecentury. Come see what we have done already, and what we have in store!

A great discovery! Creamy and delicate babaganush served…read morewith fresh, grilled pita slices; fried zucchini patties-- light and sweet and well seasoned; homemade pelmeni - excellent! small, bite-sized dumplings, perfectly seasoned meat, pillowy, chewy dough, served with rich sour cream; falafel burger-- delicious, nicely textured falafel on a toasted bun, with tomatoes, red onions, lettuce, pickles and babaganush ; juicy pork wiener schnitzel served with zesty and buttery mashed potatoes and sautéed garlicky green beans; chicken kiev -- buttery and full of herbs, golden in its crumbs and crispy on the surface; very satisfying good french fries. Delicious! Very friendly service and a unique space. Looking forward to returning. ( we forgot to take pictures we were so engaged eating)

Place was closed upon arrival. We checked their website and it said they would be open at 5 PM on…read moreThursday. We tried calling multiple times throughout the day no answer. But we figured since they did not open until five they would not answer the phone until the place was open. We drove an hour and a half for dinner and was there at 5:02. The place was not open. We stuck around in the area till 530 still not open no signs of life. Such a long drive to be disappointed. Suggest calling during business hours days before to ensure they are open.

I can't review the food, only the venue, staff and drinks and I thought they were all excellent…read more Went to see the amazing Club d'Elf show recently. It was a Thursday so maybe things weren't as busy as normal but we showed up a little early and the back biergarten was open so we got some drinks as it was a nice spring afternoon. The bartender was very friendly and when we attempted to bring our drinks around front she let us know that we had to finish them first. The Venue itself reminded me a bit of the nearby Levon Helm studios in that it's an open space with a balcony overlooking everything and seating and standing room on the base floor. One thing I loved about this show is the sound was great. We sat stage left but the PA was subtly piping the DJ and guitar parts from stage right. It wasn't a huge crowd but people were having a good time with some standing room in front of the bar dancing etc. The bartenders were super attentive and responsive during the performance. I have been to Bearsville, Levon Helm and now Colony and I really feel lucky to have such intimate performance spaces somewhat locally. All of the staff were super friendly. Will be back for sure!

We went for valentines Cupid night and had a great time. The venue itself is very atmospheric and…read moreladies of the night made it even more memorable. Bar was overflowed and took a long time to save everyone, I think no one expected the crowd of that size. Kitchen worked smoothly and food was bar quality but decent. We had a lot of fun and definitely will be back. I took away one star because of the luck of seating. Not enough tables or bar space or any kind of seating for everyone. Only about 50 people who got there at the opening had a chance to get a seat. Others like us lucked out and had to figure out how to eat without a table .

Two things you expect after paying $65 each for tickets to a theater-bathrooms and working a/c both…read moreof which they struggle to provide. Great concert but I had to leave for a few in middle to get a fan because I thought l was going to pass out. Bathroom design from the 80s I guess, huge bathroom with many stalls for men and 1 man in there and women's bathroom smaller only a few stalls and a line of 30 women like why can't they redesign this? One small heat pump a/c hanging on the wall in back of the theater with hundreds of people crammed in soaking wet with sweat. It's great beyond that but it's like they're practicing to be a theater. Ate at the Mexican restaurant there beforehand which food was okay average not bad, very convenient and they had a/c but theater was a mess it was hot before concert even started.

Came here for a show on a Saturday night and wasn't pleasantly surprised by the compound-like feel…read moreof the venue. There's a Mexican restaurant and Tavern right next door, which are nice amenities. There was also plenty of parking and the outside was well lit. The Theater itself felt brand new. It was super modern and clean. There was a small bar with various drinks. As far as food, I only saw candy and chips listed. Water was also $4 and came in an environmentally friendly bottle. Bathrooms were downstairs, which wasn't an issue for me but could be for someone with limited mobility. If you have limited mobility and plan on visiting, I would call to ensure the restrooms can be accessed. The room where the musicians perform is large and there is a small seating area upstairs, which is a different, more expensive ticket. I did see about 5 or 6 stools downstairs for those who need to sit. Unfortunately, the main act was unable to perform but the theater did send out an email several hours before the show started to let guests know their options so that was appreciated. Overall, it's a really nice venue for a show!

honestly a 0/0 but sadly i couldn't give them that ::( honestly why come for someone and claim…read moretheir id is fake when you don't have competent capabilities to check? like honestly what a waste of my time and my money. what an incompetent bar to be unable to look at my id and scan it and realize it's real. the drinks were mid as fuck and the fact that four different people had to check my id is patethic as fuck. this bar is an embarrassment and i wish them the best of luck being losers as fuck....music isn't great and vibes are dingy . save your money

We had a holiday party at Turning Stone, so stopped in to see the band playing at The Gig (Chief…read moreBig Way). It's a good venue for a band. They didn't charge a cover! Large bar area and plenty of tables. Good dance floor as well. Acoustics were good for the band (they were loud! lol). Drinks were fairly reasonable - but you are at a casino so.... I'd stop here again to listen to music for sure!

Last night I attended the first event of the 2014 Belleayre Music Festival - The Music of Queen…read more Getting there - it was incredibly easy and closer than I had expected. A straight drive out route 28 west. Signage on Rt 28 for the venue could be better. Parking - again very easy. Small venue so no parking nightmares. Getting in and out with no drama. Ticketing - computer was down when we got there. Technology issues happen. Food - BBQ stand was disappointing on several levels. More a grill than BBQ..hamburger, chicken breast, etc. Nothing special. Chicken sandwich was served on a bun with no lettuce, tomato, etc. They were incredibly unorganized and it showed. They had problems taking orders, giving them to cooks, no system for identifying who ordered what. I could have lied about what I ordered and paid for, and they would have believed me. They were stressed and some barked at customers. on several occasions they yelled at people for crossing to the side of the table which wasn't roped off. And the only garbage pail by BBQ was in that area. Concert - Intimate feeling. Venue so small that there aren't really any bad seats. Sound was clear and strong. Orchestra supporting the band was a nice touch. Really added depth to some songs - ex. Bohemian Rhapsody. Brought me back thirty years. I would definitely go back again. I would suggest bringing a sweatshirt as the temperatures do drop a bit at night and you are outside, though tented. unless you have lawn seats, in which case you are totally outside and should also bring a blanket and folding chair.

The Belleayre Festival offers an eclectic line up every summer for the residents and visitors to…read morethe Central Catskills. This season the Doobie Brothers and Pedrito Martinez were the best two shows. Ben Vereen was a lot of fun, too. The only downer was Dwight Yoakam. What a disappointment!

This is a unique venue and a great spot to see music in Troy. The space is intimate without being…read morecramped, with capacity at 175-200 people. There is PLENTY of standing room (and dancing/moshing room :) ) and also a line of auditorium-type seating raised along the back wall near the sound booth. (This raised seating area is great for photo/video taking, IMHO.) The stage is low and close to the crowd, without barricades, which lends to the intimacy. Was concerned about it being too cold in the winter months, but heat was working just fine. There were some coat racks available, too. The bar prices were reasonable, with a nice selection of tap and cans, and seltzers and other options available for the non-beer drinkers among us. Sodas and non-alcoholic options were also on the menu. The staff at the Hangar was pleasant and helpful, through and through and the sound was good throughout all bands. We parked a couple of blocks up the street; parking at the venue is limited, but finding parking in Troy is rarely an issue.

The Hanger is a phenomenal spot to see a band and have a great time with friends and other music…read morefans. It is a small, roadhouse size, type of place right on the Hudson River in Troy. It can be counted on to book fun bands and provide a great vibe. The bar staff are always attentive, friendly, and professional. We just saw the Fleshtones here and it was a blast!