Location: Clifton Park
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Reviews on Pub food in Clifton Park, New York, United States. Clifton Park is a suburban town in Saratoga County, New York, United States. According to the United States Census Bureau, the 2010 population was 36,705. The name is derived from an early land patent. The town is in the south part of the county and is located approximately 12 miles (19 km) north of Albany, 7 miles (11 km) northeast of Schenectady, and 10 miles (16 km) south of Saratoga Springs.
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10. Chili's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By PEIGOLFER
Went in for dinner & sat at the bar. the bartender spent all her time talking to two guys. LONG time to get a beer, LONG time to order, LONG time to get food & WE NEVER GOT A SECOND BEER !!!!....LONG TIME BEFORE WE GO BACK !!!!Hello, we're sorry to hear this. Providing excellent service is crucial to us, and we want to ensure our Guests are acknowledged and attended to during their entire visit. We'd like to speak with you more about your visit to get more feedback and make this right. Please give us a call directly at 1-800-983-4637 so we can follow up.
9. Druthers Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Vespa717
Have been for lunch and dinner a few times now. The food has always been very good, and it's nice to be able to sit outside on the river. They're very popular, and busy especially on the weekends, but it's pleasant waiting at the bar for a table.
8. Seven - An American Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By 6moose
We found this restaurant because of Group-on which gave us a great value. But what we found there has has us returning often. The happy hour is just that...Happy and it has some wonderful menu choices. Elizabeth makes sure you are well cared for. She is very personable and fun. She also knows how to make drinks. We had a great conversation with the Chef tonight. He is also excellent. Whether its the wings, the pizza, the Risotto or a steak...all the meals are wonderful. I have not had a bad meal here. I look forward to their ideas for the future.
7. Salty's Pub & Galley
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By Tom D
Went for St. Patrick's meal. The corned beef was all full of fat.The potatoes were hard. Very disappointed with food. No soda bread?.....
6. Powers Irish Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Power's is set in a 225 year old historical inn. Featuring classy comfort food, 3 daily specials made to order and 18 rotating craft beers on draft. We have 8 charming dinning rooms all with private seating and cozy corners. Or have the time of your life
Reviewed By TALNewYork
This restaurant is a beautiful historic building with a lot of charm and character from the wide wooden plank floors that are uneven to the quaint rooms with fireplaces. The service was wonderful and the food was delicious. I would definitely come back here again.
5. Peddlers Bar and Bistro
Overall Ratings
3 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By vaca-fun-4-ever
Although I am a local, my family and I tend to stick to a few favorite places, most of which tend to be chain restaurants. Lately, we have been trying to branch out a little more and support local establishments. Last night, my teenage daughter and I visited Peddler's for dinner and I am so happy we did! Let me start by saying the place is very large and there was ample parking around all sides of the building. There is a very nice, large patio with tables and a bar at the front of the restaurant, but it was not open due to the weather. (I will definitely be back to sit out there in nicer weather.) The only critique I would have of this place is that if you have never been there before, it is not very clear where the main restaurant entrance is. We initially parked on the left side of the building and walked up onto the deck, where there are two doors. Both appear to lead into the restaurant, one more straight to the bar and the other to the back of the restaurant at the opposite end of the hostess station. I would imagine these doors are used in nicer weather for waitstaff to travel between the kitchen and deck or for patrons on the deck to enter the restaurant for the restroom. Either way, not wanting to attempt either door, we had to walk all the way around the building to the right hand side where the main restaurant entrance is located. Once inside, we were greeted and seated immediately. The restaurant was not very busy at the time we were there, but everyone seemed to be on top of what they were doing and I'm confident they would have been prepared to handle a much larger crowd if necessary. The menu is expansive. We are not talking about fine dining here; it is mostly pub food (appetizers, sandwiches, wraps, etc.) but there are definitely a lot of choices in these categories. With that being said, the food options are delicious! We ordered barbecue chicken nachos and the tortilla chips tasted homemade as did the kettle chips that come with sandwiches and wraps. We inquired about their soup of the day and were told by the waitress that it is made fresh each morning and the batch that had been made for the day was already sold out, so soup is yet another homemade menu item. The interior of the restaurant has a very warm and relaxed feel to it, food was delicious, waitstaff was friendly and prices were fair. I was very surprised to see that this restaurant is not rated higher on TripAdvisor and am so glad that we gave it a try. The next time my family is in the mood for casual, pub-style food, we will definitely go back to Peddler's.
4. Angelo's Prime Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Located in the remodeled Clifton Park Center, Angelo's Prime Bar + Grill has all the quality and service you would expect of a Mazzone Hospitality resstaurant, but with prices that rival their "chain competitors". We feature innovative modern cuisine, inc
Reviewed By disneyguy333
Angelo's has been the restaurant at the Hilton Garden Inn since it was opened. I stayed here most recently in November 2018 for an overnight with dinner and breakfast. Despite being the only "on site/in hotel" restaurant, their hours were very limited. They were also responsible for room service for the hotel guests, but limited the hours to 5pm to 9pm. There was no early morning breakfast room service, door hangers or menus, only breakfast in the dining room. The lack of any room service or open restaurant past 9pm made it impossible to get anything decent to eat after enjoying the attached mall or Regal Cinemas. If you had an early dinner, went to a movie and returned, it was pretty much the norm that the room service had stopped and the restaurant was closed or nearly closed upon return. The saddest part was that they offered great food and service, just not very accommodating to hotel guests that the restaurant was responsible for. A late night menu via room service and an early morning breakfast offering via door handle menus would've made a huge difference. In January 2019 it was announced that they did not renew the contract for the hotel and a new restaurant would take over on March 1st. This restaurant will be operated and run like the current restaurants in other Hilton Garden Inns and Embassy Suites. I hope to stay there again and enjoy the new restaurant offering and hope to see that they've filled in the gaps of service not provided previously.
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3. Ravenswood
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Our menu features classic pub fare with our own twist. Whether youâre looking for a casual atmosphere with a relaxed meal or a drink and snack with friends Ravenswood will serve you well. Choices range from generous, gourmet, hand-crafted burgers and sens
Reviewed By John I
My wife and I come here most Tuesdays. Love the food, the service is great, and we enjoy the patter of the Trivia contest. Tonight SUCKED!!! Oh, the food was OK. Joan did a great job as usual. But the music and the "Trivia Guy" were over the top. We could not here ourselves think. There is NO reason to drown out the crowd so you can feel like a DJ at a 11;00 pm wedding of 200 cowboys. We were there to discuss some very serious personal health matters. Did that happen? NO! We listened to screaming music and a shouting DJ who must think his volume is more important than his message. It is not normally this way, so I wonder if he was on some extra strength cold medication. It is not fair to "Diners" who only want to eat food to subject them to this abuse. There must be a volume control on the guy someplace. Management should monitor this situation - which they were not.We are glad you enjoyed your food and service. Im sorry about the volume for trivia, unfortunately I was not here last Tuesday, i will have a conversation with the DJ about the issue. Any time you are here please ask and we will try to resolve the issue will you are here. Hope to see you again soon.
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2. The Rusty Nail
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
A locally-owned neighborhood tavern offering genuine hospitality in comfortable surroundings. Savor Life ⢠Live Locally!
Reviewed By Bob R
Food was decent not great. Bartenders very attentive. Wait for our meal was quite long well over 35 minutes..For quisadeas. High energy and high noise local favorite.
1. Druthers Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Vespa717
Have been for lunch and dinner a few times now. The food has always been very good, and it's nice to be able to sit outside on the river. They're very popular, and busy especially on the weekends, but it's pleasant waiting at the bar for a table.
