Cooperstown Back Alley Grille

Awful service, Awful food and rude waitersNEVER AGAIN

It's too bad they don't update Google to show that they CLOSE FOR THE SEASON. Wasted time trying to find the place that was listed as being open, only to find out that it's closed until May.

Cozy place to eat in same town baseball history nice scenery good food good prices

I was looking for something different in Cooperstown to have dinner. In the past I tended to go to the same places, which I have reviewed in the past. So after reading many different reviews I gave this place a try. First, Kate, my server was excellent and attentive but not overbearing. As it was a Saturday, I went with the special of prime rib with a loaded baked potato and lobster bisque appetizer. All were great. The beef was cooked the way I wanted and tender.. Will definitely return.

Nice beer selection. Burgers are very good. Cool ambiance. Decent prices for the area.

Ordered take out, soup no spoon, got an 8.95 Caesar salad with nothing super small then added grilled chicken for another $3, screwed up the rest of take out order. Spoke to women on phone who was rude and could have at least said sorry, nope hung up!!! Not going back there..... you lost potential business to someone who lives in the community!

Fast friendly service. Kids menu available. Most entrees around $12. Fresh delicious food. I had a turkey bacon wrap with lettuce tomato mayo. Toddler had hot dog with French fries. Would go back!

Good food but took longer than expected. Decent beer menu but could have been better. Overall a good spot to eat in Cooperstown.

We had a party of eleven and came around 2:00 on a Thursday afternoon. The blonde hostess was incredibly rude and said we’d have to wait at least an hour. We asked if it would be quicker if we split up the party into smaller tables and she snapped at us and said no we’d still have to wait at least an hour. She then said there’s not enough servers and even if we wait it’s going to take a long time to get the food. W head just come from the Baseball Hall of Fame and we’re really hungry and decided not to wait. Would never go back to try the place after how rude the hostess was. I don’t understand how a business within two minutes walking distance from big attractions doesn’t have enough staff.

We stopped here because we were staying at a place next store. Katie our waitress suggested the ribs to my husband and he loved them. The French Onion Soup was delicious, only complaint was that it could have been a little hotter but the taste was great. Staff was friendly, it’s hidden away, but it’s almost across from the Hall of Fame, the street name is Hoffman. Try it , it really is good.

Had great food . Nice atmosphere. Our waitress KATE couldn't have been more friendly and nice .

Great Food, Great Service. Friendly Atmosphere!

Went here during induction weekend, service was good.

Stopped by here during a busy Monday at the end of the Hall of Fame weekend. This place is a bit hidden and off an alley, but oddly very close to the Baseball Museum. I sat on the 2nd floor and was looking right at the entrance for the museum. The atmosphere is old timey and cute... very cool Cheers-like bar upstairs. The prices are very reasonable, much better than the overpriced restaurants on Main St. The beer, soup and main courses we had were all excellent. Our server was totally on her A-game. This is a great place to go for eats when visiting Cooperstown. I'll come here again when I'm back!

Waited 30 f****** minutes to get a damn drink and then 2 hours to not even get our food we left go to an actual good place although the air tasted horrible. We left not even getting there food that looks horrible. The waiters were clueless and slow and forgot the order and didn't know what we had. It was just a horrible experience. I now know tho to never eat there at that horrible place ever again