Yorky’s

I’ve heard good things about this place since it’s very close to where I live. I’ve been told they especially have good chicken fingers. We placed a to go order for 1 order of chicken fingers. The price was only $ 9 which came with a pile of fries and they were very good and I’d definitely go back.

This is a great local bar. It is a «Cheers» environment where everyone knows your name. Brian, Mel, Sara and the rest of the staff are awesome. The food is fantastic from breakfast to dinner. Yorky’s is apart of the Village Pub and Ellis Island family so they have great Fish & Chips and Ellis Island beers on tap. If you want to try your luck the machines are friendly.
Keep in mind they do not have a restaurant at this location only the bar so it can be smoky and you must be 21 years or older. I say this because we see all the time that people walk in past the signs on the door that say «21 years or older» and get mad at the bartender because they do not have a restaurant section.
Again, great place to stop in for a cold beer after a long day or to watch the game and hang with fun, friendly people.

Pretty nice neighborhood bar. The bartender, Shawn, was amazing! Will be back again.

Just moved into the neighborhood last week. Came in to have coffee and breakfast before heading to the airport this morning. Luckily my bartender was Jamie. I’ve read so many awesome reviews on her, I’m lucky she was here! I was hoping she would be. So sweet, nice and quick. Honestly, will be back for her. I’ll make sure to ask when days she works before I leave. Awesome job with your hiring management!

I love jaime. She’s the best. I’ll come there just to hear that sexy voice! I wish I was single, Oh, the fish and chips are great!

This was my first time in here. Jaime was so awesome. I will definitely be back. The service was so good.

Good happy hour during graveyard hours, small comfy atmosphere. «Cheers Style» neighborhood bar.
Bartender Mike was very nice, great conversation.

Well, the bar isn’t the best decorated or the most stylish but its certainly a keeper. it has a quiet atmosphere and a hell of a happy hour. The food is very reasonably priced and tastes very good.
Note: This location also serves Ellis Island drafts and a certain favorite food item… but thats a secret… shhhh

It’s that wonderful time of year again! you have to try their egg nog! It is so delicious!

Went in here for the fist time a few months ago and fell in love with this place! The food is actually really good and Angie is by far my new favorite bartender! If you are ever in the neighborhood definitely stop by.

This particular location is nothing fabulous. It’s a bar only, no longer has a separate restaurant section to get ready for smoke! My boyfriend is a smoker, so he enjoyed it, and I’m used it from being around him, though I’d ideally like to eat in a smoke free establishment.
This bar is very dim and you can see how you would be able to spend hours and hours at the video poker machines, which is seems is exactly what most of the regular clientele here do. The menu is also more limited than Village Pub, probably as a direct result of it only being a bar now.
The service from the bartenders was top notch! They kept both mine and my boyfriend’s drinks full, made conversation but weren’t overbearing at all, and gave recommendations that were appreciated, brief and not pushy. Completely perfect bar service!
Both of us got the fish and chips because we both think that Village Pub (or Yorky’s) does it best in the valley. exempting the places that are charging +$ 16 or more for pub food. Not knocking those places, but for the price here at $ 9, you can’t beat it. The batter is fluffy, you can taste the beer in it– heck, you can smell the beer in it! The fish they serve here is cod, and it comes simply with chips (steak fries, lightly seasoned), tartar sauce and lemon. I always feel bad afterwards because of all the grease. Physically! But not emotionally. I never regret the fish and chips here!
While the bar is 24/​7, the kitchen is open from 7am-​2am. Get your fishy fix here!

Yorky’s has a great happy hour. $ 2 beers, well drinks, and wine and half off all of their appetizers. The ambiance is mellow and casual and the bartenders are friendly and efficient. I usually go in after work which is around midnight when Garrell is tending bar – best sloe gin fizz I’ve had yet. Also, the food is amazing. Despite the happy hour prices, they give you a very large portion. Overall great experience – perfect place to take a load off after work without spending a lot of money.

A small pub down near Wal-​Mart (Hacienda and Ft. Apache) tied to the Village Pub chain. That means they have good food. I’ve had their quesadilla, chicken fingers and salads and they’re all good. I’ve been in there a few times so far and every time the people are super friendly. The bartenders are also good people. Because of their Village Pub ties, they sell Ellis Island Beer which is arguably the best local brew. For the holiday season they have an Egg Nog from Ellis Island that’s out of this world!

To begin, this was previously Village Pub. I have driven by this place hundreds of times over the past few years, and when the name changed to Yorky’s, I had assumed it had been sold off to another owner. I like the old school vibe in Village Pubs, and I guess I just assumed another owner wouldn’t have kept the same feel, so I dismissed it.
Yesterday, I decided to stop just to check it out. 2 things surprised me:
1) It’s the still part of Village Pubs. They removed the restaurant section and just kept the bar.
2) This place is one of the nicest little bars in town! The bar looks brand new, the décor is upscale pub and all fresh, brand new flat screens around the bar. I was very impressed.
With that being said, I was immediately greeted by Mickey, the day shift bartender. Super nice! Got an ice cold Stella and thew some money into the Keno machine. Shift changed and Brian came on board. First thing he did was come over to introduce himself with a handshake. That’s good bartending.
I had dinner plans later, but I asked to see a menu anyway. They have a simple one sheet, two sided menu. Typical pub fare with a couple little surprises. Then I saw it… Fish & Chips! I was excited for a minute, but then remembered all the disappointments I’ve had with Fish & Chips in bars. I asked the bartender if they were any good, and, of course he said they were awesome. Still skeptical, I continued my Keno and transitioned back to my date, Stella. Just then, and older patron came in and she asked if she could get 2 orders of Fish & Chips to go. She looked over to me and said, «We get them all the time when we come, so I thought I’d just come pick some up tonight. They’re so good!» It was as if the Gods had witnessed my dilemma and sent the silvery haired messenger to my aid!
Needless to say, I didn’t order them, but oh yes. I will be back.
I think I have a new SW spot.