Location: Scotia
Top Restaurants in Scotia
Top 10 Bar food in Scotia, New York, United States
Best Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Bar food in Scotia. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Bar restaurants near you.. Scotia is a village in Schenectady County, New York, United States, incorporated in 1904. The population was 7,729 at the 2010 census. Scotia is part of the town of Glenville, and is connected with the city of Schenectady by the Western Gateway Bridge over the Mohawk River.
Things to do in Scotia
10. The Glass Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
We specialize in the freshest seafood, steaks and poultry dishes. From chef to server, barkeep to busser, The Glass Tavern is welcoming and hospitable. Our quality ingredients, excellent preparation, inviting presentations and relaxed atmosphere will beck
Reviewed By Adirondacker1
Each time weâve eaten here has been a very good experience. We had the beet salad, farmerâs salad,Nashville chicken, filet mignon sliders, deviled eggs, fish&chips, shrimp&fennel rigatoni, &pan-seared salmon. The beet salad needed work:very few beets(canned) The salad leaves were wilted. In contrast, the farmerâs salad was split between two of us (and served to the wrong people who wouldnât exchange it for the rather sad beet salad they ordered! Family! ) and looked piled high with fruit pieces, cheese, fresh greens. The beet salad was approximately half the size of the two split salads that were supposed to be mine and companion and that was weird. Otherwise, deviled eggs (2 eggs, split into 4 pieces for our table of 6, no portion size on menu, we should have asked) were ok, not exceptional. The Nashville chicken was excellent, very tasty. Sides of mashed potatoes and greens were very good and ample. The pan seared salmon was also excellent on flavor. The filet mignon sliders were outstanding and I loved them. The fish and chips were happily polished off by another family member who had no complaints. The rigatoni was a bit too much sauce, not as much contents for the last member of our party. Basically said the flavor was wonderful but lacked enough rigatoni or shrimp. Canât please some people. All our mixed drinks were outstanding,I have to say. No desserts or coffee. We were able to get the early bird specials and man, thatâs a good deal! Excellent service& food overall.
9. Daley's on Yates
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By jmdubarry
Family and friends for a dinner, 6 in total. In my book.... a huge mistake by our waiter killed the experience. Salads were being eaten and on the table in front of everyone, when.... the entrees arrived. Carried by 4 other staffers. Great, if the table was cleared. Most of us were in the food service business before and we were horrified. We stacked our own salad dishes to clear the way. Our waiter standing right there indifferent offered no apologies. I will think twice before going back.
8. Stockade Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By Z6244TGkathleenb
We attended a weekend luncheon reception at the Stockade Inn. All the food was Beautifully prepared, Delicious, and served piping hot. The decor was very welcoming. Every staff person we interacted with from banquet to bar was so pleasant. An overall Positive experience within the Historic Stockade neighborhood of Schenectady NY.
7. 20 North Broadway Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By 571Chris
We had excellent wings here (triple threat , garlic parm, chipolte bbq, hot sauce). Brought some home to have room for our burger & roast beef cheddar, bacon melt. Everything was excellent. It's a very laid back place, loud and lively but not so much you can't carry on a conversation. Nice neighborhood atmosphere.
6. The Waters Edge Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By Monophoto-1
I have been driving past the Waters Edge for almost 50 years, but today was the first time to stop in for lunch. Glad we chose it!This is a fairly modern restaurant adjacent to a new hotel, but the restaurant building goes back at least to the 19th century. For years it was a private home, then a pub/dive. The latest incarnation is as a nice restaurant, with the hotel a pleasant addition.Wife chose caesar salad with chicken and reported that it was very good. The chicken was perfectly prepared, and the salad was fresh. The only problem was that there was very little parmesan cheese on the salad.I had the stuffed sole. The fish was good, but I have had better. The rice was tasty, and the broccoli was perfectly done - possibly the best part of the meal. We chose to have lunch out on the deck, but under the large awning. For most of the time there was a nice breeze which meant that it was fairly cool (for late August). However, when the breeze died off, the temperature became noticeably warmer from the bright sun bearing down on the canvass awning. I think we will go back.Thank you for taking the time to stop in! We're glad you did and hope you'll be back for many more visits to come. Please don't hesitate to ask the waitstaff for things like extra parm on your salad or anything else we can provide to make your experience with us more enjoyable! See you soon.
5. Mohawk Taproom & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By jeffn499
Wanted to try a tavern nearby before an early movie. Hadnât been here since restarted as a brew pub. Excellent and varied craft beer selections with a lot of rare but high quality selection. Very impressive! We really liked the burgers, everything fresh and well prepared. Weâll be back!
4. Van Dyck Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
In 2009 the Van Dyck reopened under new owners, the McDonald Family, giving this historic venue new life. In 2011, the McDonald's again revitalized the Van Dyck by getting the formerly used brewery on premise functioning once more, under the name, the Mad
Reviewed By MrNeverHome
If you didnât read this review or another recommendation for the Van Dyck Lounge, you would probably never find it; and you would be missing out. Located in a residential neighborhood, you might think you are at the wrong place. As soon as you walk in, youâll see a welcoming bar and a relaxed atmosphere. We continued through the bar to the back patio where there was live music and plenty of seating. Beer is made in cooperation with Mad Jack Brewing. Beer selection from Mad Jack was your typical microbrew selection and tasted great. I ordered the fish and chips and for $15 I got a great tasting order that would be hard for two people to finish! Appetizers were great. Service was fast and attentive. Food came very quick. For a good dinner and a great beer in a relaxed atmosphere at a very unique location, you canât go wrong.
3. Katie O'Byrnes Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By Brian K
Went here for a pre show meal and the food was great, service was a bit slow and the place is noisy. Enjoyed the food. One time I went there for a beer while waiting for a delayed train as this location is right next to the train station. I enjoyed sitting at the bar and being less crowded at the time, the place was quieter.
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2. Turf Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By KEVIN C
Years ago we attended a High School reunion at the Turf Tavern, but returned recently for a rehearsal dinner for friends. The Buffet was top notch, including a carving station; pasta station, etc. The staff were courteous and professional and the atmosphere was very intimate and lovely.
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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.
