Bars near Clayville

“Nice place, with a motocross track on site which is cool. The bar is pretty cool and rustic, with a nice u-shape bar. The bar tenders were very attentive and friendly during a busy day. The food needs some doing, I’m sorry but it was pretty terrible even for bar food lol.“

“Had a great night listening to the entertainment (Grit-N-Grace band) and dancing with the locals a couple of weeks ago. Good people, friendly owner, great acoustics, reasonable beer prices! Overall good time. I'm a bit older than the "standard" night life club goer there, but the good folks there were accepting and friendly.“

“Party of 4. My 2nd time there efore Comets game. Very friendly, attentive service. Tripe was outstanding both times as were the fried peppers! Friends up from New Jersey and raved about the tripe! Will definitely be on my top 5 to go to for dinner in Utica!“

“The food for my sons graduation party was delicious and plentiful! Many of our guests commented on how delicious it was and asked where this was. The only problem we had was the packaging. I would recommend cardboard boxes to transport as the half pans of baked beans leaked all over.“

“We ate there this evening. Had the pork shank & a bottle of Malbec. The meal was excellent. The service was fairly fast, dinner was very pleasant. Just darn good. The wine was excellent. The service was very good. If I lived here I’d be back frequently. Kudos to Jamie & his staff! For a small town, you couldn’t do better!“

“What a tremendous restaurant. We were staying in Clinton for the first time, and stumbled upon it. Just a fabulous meal, service, and ambience. Everything from the authentic sourdough bread, cider donut bread pudding was extremely memorable. We happen to be in there on St. Patrick's Day weekend, so while I don't think you'll be able to enjoy the corn beef on a regular basis, if it's any indication of the regular menu, it was stupendous. Not to mention the fact that the drinks were generous and we really appreciated the warm yet. Updated ambience. Kind of like, having a great babysitter, or Electrician. I hate to recommend Nola's too highly because I'm afraid we won't be able to just pop in next time. I would suggest reservations. Highly recommended.“

“Bartender was nice, took care of us as soon as we walked in. It's a little loud in there. Lots of younger people who like to gather in large groups which adds to the sense of a little crazy you get while you're there. They have a dart board and a pool table which is definitely a plus. Nice little bar. Wish the music wasn't so loud. Might be back ?“

“A group of friends and I went here last night for a place to hang out where there wasn't alot of people. This place was awesome!!! The guy that owns it was extremely friendly, super welcoming and made us feel so at home!! Wish more bars were like this“

“Best panned fried fish around. It comes with delicious roasted veggies and rice pilaf. They care about their customers!!! This fish dish is usually only available on Fridays but my friend and I were there today and they made us the fish dinner anyway. It was hot and delicious. Great service from all the employees. Lots of parking. You can't go wrong at Packy's!!!“

“Came to this place for the first time from recommendations and I'm happy I did! I ate at the bar and the bartender shook a martini like I never seen before. She recommended an off menu item of Chicken parm with vodka sauce and it blew me away. Chicken was cooked perfectly and that sauce was delicious. Many people who seemed like regulars kept asking me how good my meal was and told me to never expect anything less. I ended my night with their stoli doli which is probably why I'm writing this review because that drink is no joke! I'll def be back to see Jenna I think thats what her name was because she made me feel at home! 10/10“

“This is one of the absolutely one of the most amazingly awesome-st bars not only in the state, but in the country - it's the oldest continuingly running bar in the county! An old water-hole overlooking on the now-long-gone Chenango Canal and then Railroad and therefore the Erie Canal routes between mines in Pennsylvania and Binghampton, New York and Chicago - it is the warmest dive bar you'll ever see. This is what it used to be like to get drunk in 1895. It was a local grocers store for a time being (think CVS, or gas station). Beer & drinks s*** cheap, easy drinks, run down stools, a sagging ceiling, awesome hard rock on the jukebox; baseball games on TV during $2 beer happy hour during the week, smoke station out back, you can even get cheap little take-away bottles of wine after liquor stores close. Worth a glass when you're giving your donkey a pit-stop.“

“Best place for friday night fish fry. Stewart Madore is a great chef for fast food and it's reasonable priced. Get there before Stew leaves at 7 or your out of luck. Try his everything sauce. Ok, so it's different all the time but its soooooo tasty. Friendly atmosphere.“

“I don’t do many reviews. But this was the 1st time I’ve ever ordered a fish fry from here, and it was a huge piece of fish with great flavor. Most places that serve a huge piece like that usually lacks flavor but not them. Nice staff as well“