The tricky part about dive bars is that you can't really know what kind you're entering until you step inside. Sure, if there's one in your neighborhood, you might know its reputation, but often, dive bars are just the places that catch your eye on your way somewhere else, like to a nicer bar.
I was at a Starbucks in Bethpage, trying to break the monotony of my usual writing spots, and I considered attending an open mic. I spotted one happening at Mr. Beery's, just 0.3 miles from Starbucks. After finishing some work, I drove over.
Mr. Beery's is located in a corner of a strip mall on a somewhat hit-or-miss section of Hempstead Turnpike, next to a place called Brothers 3 Pools. I've always...
I don't know where I'm from. it's like the clichés dipped out of every single movie you've seen where the credits are open to show a downtrend in the protagonist of the landponie looking for her soul at the bottom of a bottle. Live music is beautiful. but maybe the owner could update the look so he can't get away constantly as the broken metallica was discovered in 1985? the floor is a mix of kiefer and lost dreams, mixed with kigerette ashes and the smell of hoden. and before they tell me well how they know how that smells, how it literally hangs a crook behind the bar, almost like a hommage to the stink that comes out of the floor. there are dressing bows with hunting straight out of the 7...
Additionally, his son Greg ordered stickers from me and then completely ghosted me. It took months for me to get paid, and I ended up charging him my cost. It’s ironic that while Steve was talking trash about me, I was just a few feet away. I always liked him, but it’s disheartening to see his true colors. I can’t help but wonder if he would handle the situation differently if it were someone in his own family.
I was going through a rough time, and not once did he ask me what was going on. He just jumped to conclusions. Even after more than ten years, he continues to make a point of discussing me with random people. It’s incredibly disappointing. I used to look forward to seeing him at the...
this place has an excellent beer selection! both in doses and on hahn. I didn't expect this from a striped mall spot and was blown away. while some of the stickers were on the bar dinge that I did not agree with, they looked quite old and the actual barkeepers were super beautiful and cool, and the place had a warm, diverse mood / crows. on that day they pour burger and hotdogs out and they looked and advised quite delicious! also it was a great place to catch bands! I am very happy to go back. to
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This place was really cool the outdoor area was great and the entertainment was awesome. The staff were super friendly, my only critique is they didn’t have Bacardi I don’t get it how does a bar not have any type of Bacardi rum it’s crazy!!
I'm not quite sure how to describe it. It’s like one of those stereotypical dive bars you see in movies, where the camera pans over a gritty scene just before the credits roll.
The best dive bar on Long Island! They have fantastic live bands, and Steve is one of the friendliest people you'll ever meet. Plus, he's a big guy behind the bar!
Your experience takes a turn at a dive bar when you find yourself alone before the crowd arrives at 7:30 on a Wednesday. But I digress...
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Both of my brothers are musicians and frequently perform here. There's always a great atmosphere and a fun night to be had!
I never went here, but the name and sign lead me to believe this place is aces.
