My boyfriend and I stumbled upon this place as such a happy accident. The owner Joe is absolutely fantastic, and actually wants to know and chat with his patrons. Prices were beyond fair and he gave us a few drinks on the house as well. Wish we had more time to visit here twice, a perfect dive full of nice people.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
kevin provost
I’ve been in this place a couple times and never was able to order more than a hot dog. This restaurant could be a venerable “ gold mine”for the right owner who was looking to make some money and please the community. Frida’s closed for some reason and people came from all over to go there and the Red restaurant is excellent but they have a mostly Asian menu which is not something you eat every day. He really needs to upgrade his menu. Liquor alone will not keep him in business much longer.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Anneliese Marcojohn
The best!
Aoife Dundas
Nice place to grab a quiet beer and play a game of darts or pool. Has good bar food. Cash
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Retail Mavin
The perfect place to have a beer if it's patrons accept you. Reminds one of the old West. The food? Never had a bite. I am certsin it is as good as the place's atmosphere. Livens up at 4 in the noon when it's regulars after on the way home from work.Yoi would never find one of the wimpy patrons of its neighbor, Frida's going through it's door.
Be Nice
Greatest bar in town!!
Michelle FaithLove
Great owner and patrons.
Michelle Grimes
Great owner and patrons.
vfm13131
Mannese's is the type of place: where, "Everybody knows your name". If they don't know you, they stand up and introduce themselves. Very friendly. and very affordable.
Dania Esposito
Friendly owner, great place to have drinks & play dart, good times
Best brunch I have ever had endless beers and hotdogs with some cold peanut butter cups if you are good
Neil Thomas
The review giving this place one star is definitely from someone who simply was not easy going. The bar is always full of easy going people who want to have a good time. The "gray haired man" talkrd about below is the owner who likes to know his patrons. This is a cash only bar.
Blake Terry
Only giving a 1 Star because I can't review with a 0. Upon dropping off my linens at the laundry mat next door to Mannese's, I decided to walk over and have a drink. I was greeted by a patron as I walked in and sat at the end of the bar. I asked the old, grey haired man behind the bar how much the card minimum was and he stated they do not accept credit cards and directed me to the closest ATM. As I returned from withdrawing cash, I sat back in the same seat as before and asked for a Miller. The bar tender told me they do not have that beer and asked for my ID. This is where the service blows my mind. The bar tender stared at the front of my ID for about 30 seconds and then proceeds to ask me, “Where is your address, I'm not familiar with it. “ I told him my current address, and yes it matches the one on my license. He told me, “No, where is your address, like, where do you liveâ€. Insinuating that I give him a landmark for my house. I asked him why does it matter where I live, that has nothing to do with me being over 21. This old man told me I was getting an attitude with him when I refused to tell him exactly where I lived and proceeded to kick me out of the bar. I'm 27 years old and have never had any problem getting into a bar. It is not this mans right to ask me specifics about where I live, only to verify the address on my license. I will be posting this on all other media and filing a complaint.
Blake T
Only giving a 1 Star because I can’t review with a 0. Upon dropping off my linens at the laundry mat next door to Mannese’s, I decided to walk over and have a drink. I was greeted by a patron as I walked in and sat at the end of the bar. I asked the old, grey haired man behind the bar how much the card minimum was and he stated they do not accept credit cards and directed me to the closest ATM. As I returned from withdrawing cash, I sat back in the same seat as before and asked for a Miller. The bar tender told me they do not have that beer and asked for my ID. This is where the service blows my mind. The bar tender stared at the front of my ID for about 30 seconds and then proceeds to ask me, “Where is your address, I’m not familiar with it. “ I told him my current address, and yes it matches the one on my license. He told me, “No, where is your address, like, where do you live”. Insinuating that I give him a landmark for my house. I asked him why does it matter where I live, that has nothing to do with me being over 21. This old man told me I was getting an attitude with him when I refused to tell him exactly where I lived and proceeded to kick me out of the bar. I’m 27 years old and have never had any problem getting into a bar. It is not this mans right to ask me specifics about where I live, only to verify the address on my license. I will be posting this on all other media and filing a complaint.
My boyfriend and I stumbled upon this place as such a happy accident. The owner Joe is absolutely fantastic, and actually wants to know and chat with his patrons. Prices were beyond fair and he gave us a few drinks on the house as well. Wish we had more time to visit here twice, a perfect dive full of nice people.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
I’ve been in this place a couple times and never was able to order more than a hot dog. This restaurant could be a venerable “ gold mine”for the right owner who was looking to make some money and please the community. Frida’s closed for some reason and people came from all over to go there and the Red restaurant is excellent but they have a mostly Asian menu which is not something you eat every day. He really needs to upgrade his menu. Liquor alone will not keep him in business much longer.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
The best!
Nice place to grab a quiet beer and play a game of darts or pool. Has good bar food. Cash
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The perfect place to have a beer if it's patrons accept you. Reminds one of the old West. The food? Never had a bite. I am certsin it is as good as the place's atmosphere. Livens up at 4 in the noon when it's regulars after on the way home from work.Yoi would never find one of the wimpy patrons of its neighbor, Frida's going through it's door.
Greatest bar in town!!
Great owner and patrons.
Great owner and patrons.
Mannese's is the type of place: where, "Everybody knows your name". If they don't know you, they stand up and introduce themselves. Very friendly. and very affordable.
Friendly owner, great place to have drinks & play dart, good times
Restaurantji Recommends
MANNESE'S IS ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC
Best brunch I have ever had endless beers and hotdogs with some cold peanut butter cups if you are good
The review giving this place one star is definitely from someone who simply was not easy going. The bar is always full of easy going people who want to have a good time. The "gray haired man" talkrd about below is the owner who likes to know his patrons. This is a cash only bar.
Only giving a 1 Star because I can't review with a 0. Upon dropping off my linens at the laundry mat next door to Mannese's, I decided to walk over and have a drink. I was greeted by a patron as I walked in and sat at the end of the bar. I asked the old, grey haired man behind the bar how much the card minimum was and he stated they do not accept credit cards and directed me to the closest ATM. As I returned from withdrawing cash, I sat back in the same seat as before and asked for a Miller. The bar tender told me they do not have that beer and asked for my ID. This is where the service blows my mind. The bar tender stared at the front of my ID for about 30 seconds and then proceeds to ask me, “Where is your address, I'm not familiar with it. “ I told him my current address, and yes it matches the one on my license. He told me, “No, where is your address, like, where do you liveâ€. Insinuating that I give him a landmark for my house. I asked him why does it matter where I live, that has nothing to do with me being over 21. This old man told me I was getting an attitude with him when I refused to tell him exactly where I lived and proceeded to kick me out of the bar. I'm 27 years old and have never had any problem getting into a bar. It is not this mans right to ask me specifics about where I live, only to verify the address on my license. I will be posting this on all other media and filing a complaint.
Only giving a 1 Star because I can’t review with a 0. Upon dropping off my linens at the laundry mat next door to Mannese’s, I decided to walk over and have a drink. I was greeted by a patron as I walked in and sat at the end of the bar. I asked the old, grey haired man behind the bar how much the card minimum was and he stated they do not accept credit cards and directed me to the closest ATM. As I returned from withdrawing cash, I sat back in the same seat as before and asked for a Miller. The bar tender told me they do not have that beer and asked for my ID. This is where the service blows my mind. The bar tender stared at the front of my ID for about 30 seconds and then proceeds to ask me, “Where is your address, I’m not familiar with it. “ I told him my current address, and yes it matches the one on my license. He told me, “No, where is your address, like, where do you live”. Insinuating that I give him a landmark for my house. I asked him why does it matter where I live, that has nothing to do with me being over 21. This old man told me I was getting an attitude with him when I refused to tell him exactly where I lived and proceeded to kick me out of the bar. I’m 27 years old and have never had any problem getting into a bar. It is not this mans right to ask me specifics about where I live, only to verify the address on my license. I will be posting this on all other media and filing a complaint.
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