Bars near Java Center

“Stopped here when at Jellystone. We had a party of 10 including 4 children. We were there on a Thursday at anout 330-4pm. There was one female there to wait table and take care of the bar. She was wonderful to us and tried her hardest to take care of all the patrons. We did have to wait a bit for our meals, but was well worth it Our meals were fantastic. Fries, burgers, mac and cheese, beef on weck. Our complaints to the chef and our waitress“

“We are frequent diners at the pub even though we drive a distance to get there. LOVE the food. The quality of food is like eating at at an upscale restaurant but at an old style pub. The staff is friendly. They know what we like and have drinks ready as soon as we sit down. Highly recommend!!!Great job.“

“Route 78 Road-trip. Great service Great Food. Wings and Weck were “the mission” on my annual trek to Western NY and Beaver Meadow Nature Center. Wings, The real deal. The plump wings were perfectly cooked and smothered in a base of Franks Hot Sauce sauce little butter and maybe some other surprises thrown in. I consider myself an “expert taster” in this regard having made thousands of wing orders in my college days. “Beef on Weck” tender juicy sliced thin and dripping with a side of au jus and horseradish served in a Kemmelweck roll caraway and salt. Awesome! Heading back to Indiana I Visited Tops in Alden and loaded up the cooler with Webers Mustard, Sahlens and Zweigels Hot Dogs and some Kielbasa.“

“Fish fry was crispy and flaky. Tuna Salad was Pittsburgh style, not creamy (my favorite) and the fries are hand cut. A deliciously soft hard roll to go with itFrench onion soup was top quality, one of the best in WNY says my partner in dining. The French dip you get to choose your doneness, so thrilling for those that like their meat rare. The au jus was a bit too salty for his liking, but French dip typically is. The chips are handmade though also a little too salty.Service was pleasant and prompt.The only downside? The water is absolutely disgusting. If you're a water drinker, spend a little extra and order bottled.“

“Cool place to go. They have a bowling alley, an old school Bowling alley. Also the food was pretty good and the staff working there were super friendly. I have never been there at night nor during the summer for their outdoor events, but I would like to experience that someday. It looks like it would be a good time.“

“I was disappointed that they did not have any Panini's or Mac salad on my recent Sunday visit.My taste buds were ready for the Pulled Pork Panini. I guess they only offer them on certain days. Even though Sunday I was told was Hidden Valley's busiest day.So I tried there game burger of the day which was the Elk burger. For cheese they only offer American cheese. No Provelone, Swiss or Pepper Jack cheese. So I got it with no cheese. The Elk burger was very good and I do recommend it. It came with a good serving size of fresh fries. To my knowledge this was my first wild game burger. It Costed almost $17.00. If givin the chance I would eat another Wild Game Burger again.Also good to know water is about $3.00 and there is no water fountain or refillable water bottle station anywhere in Trailside Grill or Hidden Valley. You can also get Ice Cream here to. If you did not pack a lunch and do not mind spending the money I would recommend the Trailside Grill!Kid-friendliness: They have chicken tenders, cheese burgers. And ice Cream.“

“We took a trip down here for the day to see how the property was looking and we ran across this place, because everywhere else was closed. We were glad we did we ordered some BLTs and a chicken finger sub. The bread was fresh ingredients were also, the bartender had a great sense of humor. If you're in the area definitely try this place out. They also have pool tables and darts If I'm not mistaken. Would definitely recommend.“