Fun local spot. Bartenders are good at customizing drinks to your taste. They play old-school music videos, which is a nice touch. A solid choice for a casual drink after work.

The owner is really hands-on and makes sure everything&#39;s good. The pizza&#39;s pretty solid, and the stone oven wings are a nice touch.

The wine list is really something. And the cocktails! Their take on a Bee&#39;s Knees was so smooth, just the right balance. I could have stayed all night just working through the menu.

The New Haven-style pizza by the slice is solid. The crust is crisp and airy, exactly what you want. Toppings are fresh. It&#39;s a reliable, quick lunch option downtown.

The owner and the staff are so nice and really pay attention. They check in just enough to make sure you&#39;re enjoying your meal without being overbearing. It makes for a very comfortable lunch.

Been coming here for years, it&#39;s the real deal. That lavash bread from the fire oven is the star, always fresh and warm. Perfect with the yogurt dill dip. Prices are fair for the neighborhood.

Solid neighborhood pub. The burger was juicy and cooked just right, and the fish and chips were spot-on. Good craft beer list too. Friendly service, felt like a local. Exactly what I was looking for on a casual night out.

Perreca&#39;s is my Schenectady Italian spot. The service is always on point&mdash;friendly, professional, and they really know their stuff. Last time, the server suggested a nice Chianti that went perfectly with my veal. Made a good meal even better.

The chicken parmigiana is a solid pick. It&rsquo;s not swimming in cheese, which I appreciate. The portions are generous for the price. The menu is pretty big, so it&rsquo;s easy to find something you&rsquo;ll like.

The tuna tartare was fresh and the chicken salad was good. But the best part was the vibe. Low lighting, a live band playing softly in the corner, and it just felt so cozy and relaxed.

This place is such a classic NYC vibe. Grabbed a late dinner before heading to Proctor&#39;s. The bar area was buzzing, really cool energy.

Jenn was a fantastic server, really attentive. My seafood carbonara was solid, and my husband loved his lasagna. The cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e was a nice finish. I was happy with their wine list, found a nice Pinot Grigio that went well with the pasta.

Been coming here for years, and the grilled cheese for the kids is always the same. Fresh bread, good fries. It&rsquo;s the one thing I know I can count on when we&rsquo;re in a hurry before a show.

My family loves this spot. The menu is huge, so everyone finds something they like. Service is always quick and friendly. Perfect for a casual dinner when you don&#39;t want to think about it.

Been coming here for ages, and the homemade soup is still my go-to. So fresh, and the covered balcony is perfect when it&#39;s sunny out. Just a really nice, cozy spot.

The gluten-free pizza here is solid. They took the time to confirm my order and were careful about cross-contamination, which I appreciate. It&#39;s a reliable option when you need a safe, straightforward meal.

The prime rib with salt crust was a solid choice. It&#39;s a big portion, definitely enough for two. For the price, I felt like we got our money&#39;s worth. The meat was tender and flavorful. Would order it again.

The burger was spot on. Juicy patty, crispy bacon, and that brioche bun held up. Service was quick when I went early. Later, it got packed and seemed slower.

Bartenders are top-notch. They know their stuff and make you feel right at home. Fried pickles and piggy tots are my usual order. The bar&#39;s Old Fashioned is a solid choice to go with them.

The patio was perfect for our family lunch. Salads were fresh and looked great.

The bar is tucked away from the main dining area. I grabbed a seat there first. Their cocktails are definitely a step up&mdash;crafted with care. A nice, quiet spot to ease into the night.

The omelettes are fantastic. I really appreciate that they have rye toast as an option. Portions are generous, and the service is fast. Great for a quick, affordable breakfast.

Traveling and needed a quick bite. The grilled chicken sandwich was cooked just right, not dry at all. Hit the spot.

Eggs Benny with brie and avocado was a great first try. The real maple syrup on the side made it. Sat on the patio, service was quick. A solid brunch spot.

The new patio is a nice spot for dessert. I had the spumoni and a couple of cookies, which were pretty good. The tomato pie was decent too, with a flaky crust and a hint of garlic in the sauce. A solid choice for a casual bite.

Been coming here for years with friends! The mini hot dogs with the special meat sauce are always a hit. Perfect for grabbing a quick bite before a night out. Service is super fast even on crowded nights, so you never have to wait long to catch up.

The staff is friendly and the food is consistently good. A nice spot for a birthday dinner, though it can get a bit loud.

Stopped in for a late breakfast. The home fries were the star&mdash;crispy outside, soft inside, just how I like them. Place was packed but the staff kept things moving. Solid spot.

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