The Park

5 Star service for our large group! We were over 20 women looking for a place last minute to celebrate Birthdays and they were amazing and accommodating. Jason totally helped us organize our party in the upstairs room and tolerated us rearranging tables and creating havoc. The server and bartender were so nice and organized and the food was great. We were all so pleasantly surprised as we lower expectations. I absolutely recommend having large groups here. Thank you all.

The food isn’t bad, but the service makes me question coming back. We have always dined in, haven’t sat at the bar area. Hostesses are generally uninterested in seating us, like we are disturbing their free time, and a couple of the waitresses are usually not very nice when serving. I give it a 3 because I can’t condemn the whole place on their table side.

Nice large open room, a lot of drink specials. Nice looking menu just eh food. The sauce on our wings were wrong, the steak taste like frozen steak and nothing has flavor.

Gotta say they hire gorgeous bartenders here. I love how they have massive TV’s. Was watching the stanley cup playoffs on it and having some drinks. I cant comment on their food as I only had drinks here. Drinks were pretty strong. High in pricing but strong drinks. They are seriously in a good spot because if you walk across the LIRR is right their. I was interested in their apps but instead just stuck with the drinks. Wasn’t as packed thank god. I can’t stand when bars are over crowded and you cant move.

Nice atmosphere. However they are always out of Captain Morgan rum? Good staff! Food is good bar food.

So we went for an early dinner on St Pattys Day to miss the rowdy crowd.
We ordered – Thai Chili wings, the hangover burger with sweet potato fries and the Thursday special $ 2 tacos beef, chicken, and bean. I ordered a Sam Cold Snap since the server couldn’t recommend anything besides Miller light, Bud light or Coors light. –_​-​. She didn’t write anything down.
The wings we swear were honey BBQ but we ate them anyway since the chicken was nice and crunchy. The reason they have 1 star.
The burger came out with regular fries; we declined keeping them; it was nice they offered. Another star.
The $ 2 tacos are soft tacos although the photo shows hard shell. The server didn’t ask what our preference was. -.- The bean was the only good one. Chicken tastes like it’s out of the can shredded and sitting in water it’s whole life dipped in a ketchup based «sauce». Beef taco was okay.
They wiped a table near us down and we both thought we smelled shit. It smelled like someone stepped in shit and was walking around with it. Or someone shit in the bathroom and smeared it on the walls. We figured it was the rag after the second time they came over to clean another table. They can bare hand drag a shit rag around a table without hesitation but can’t get an order right. Minus all stars if they had any to begin with.
Acoustics in this place are a nightmare. Both «servers» looked miserable and acted accordingly– monotone and unhappy faced. If I didn’t have a gift card I wouldn’t come back.

Came here for a quick dinner after a day at the beach, walking distance around the corner. The food is not that bad– I ventured to order a turkey burger, something I almost never do, and was pleased to find it was moist and flavorful. With a side of fries it was just filling enough on a hot day. Service could have been better, they were slow and reluctant to seat us where we wanted.
I didn’t have any drinks but I should note that this is clearly a sports bar and somewhere people go mainly to party, so I can’t review that aspect of this place. It may be awesome for that according to some of the other reviews!

Came here for the Giants game. Drinks were great. Service was awesome. Atmosphere was unbeatable. Love that they have a DJ playing great music

Atmosphere is nice. Good place to watch the game– lots of TVs, but eat before you go. Food is overpriced for the quality. Bought a bunch of appetizers to share and we ended up just picking at them– not great. Cocktails are pricey and nothing special.

I don’t usually go out of my way to write negative reviews here, but I was sorely disappointed by my dining experience at The Park.
I’m not sure if our server was overwhelmed, if they were understaffed, or busier than usual, but I have to say her customer service was definitely lacking.
We ordered a beer, a Moscow mule, and a dark and stormy along with fried pickles and garlic Parmesan wings to start. About 15 minutes go past, our appetizers are at the table and still no drinks. I’d been watching the bartender and had figured out that they were out of ginger beer, but our server was MIA to come and let us know. Finally she comes to the table and gives us the news at which point we order two mojitos. In the meantime, the table next to us sent back a beer because it was no longer cold after sitting out on the service bar for an extended period of time. A few minutes later and we finally have our drinks and we’ve completely finished our first course.
Our mojitos were awful. There was one barely muddled piece of lime and about 3 mint leaves per drink. Way way too sweet (and yes I know they are typically sweet).
Now our main course comes– black bean tacos, a chicken parm panini, and a blue burger. Nobody bothered to bus the plates for the appetizers, so when the main course came we had to stack them and put them in the middle of the table to make room. Even still, the food runner did not grab them. The burger was the best out of the three, but nothing to write home about. One of the ladies at the table wanted another drink but yet again our server was nowhere to be found. She only returned to the table when all the food was done. We got the second drink and told her we were done eating. We get the check and she busses only part of the table.
The check comes and she never deleted the two original drinks so I point it out and she deletes them and adds the two mojitos we had. Quite frankly I was shocked to have been charged after waiting 20 minutes for those drinks. I would have thought our server would have taken them off to apologize but I was wrong.
I may have brought these issues up to the manager had he come to check on the table, but he seemed preoccupied at the bar enjoying his Corona. He was standing by the bar while we waited on our first round. He could have alleviated the situation by visiting the table, but he didn’t even notice the ticket or beer right in front of him all that time.
I get that this is a sports bar so expectations are lowered, however customer service should not be compromised.

Went there for drinks and a bite to eat. Not going to lie was a little annoyed they had a sign outside advertising the mets game only to go in and find it playing on one TV. We asked the waitress if one of the TV’s could be changed to show the mets game she checked with the bartender only to come back and tell us that they could not change the channel, however our waitress helped us find a seat closer to the TV showing the game. I ordered the peach sangria two thumbs down for me. It was watered down and didn’t taste like it had any wine in it. I told my waitress and she quickly helped me find something that I would be happy with. The appetizers, drinks and food were good. I will definitely be back food, drinks and good music

We were trying to find a place where we could work on the Internet while having beer. We walked past this place and it seemed nice looking. Everyone of the waiters whom we interacted with seemed disinterested in their work and towards the customers. Our questions were responded by cold blank stares. The waitresses’ beer suggestion turned out to be really good, which might indicate that they know their job well. The inferiors service lets the experience down.

This bar (on a Saturday evening during Summer) is awesome! Music too loud making you shout at the folks you’re hanging with. Blaring tellies adding to the mayhem and an all time good time vibe exudes from here.
It’s a perfect spot after a day at Long Beach, walking distance away. Dress code is pretty casual so yeah dude, sufer shorts welcomed (as far as I can see).
I don’t think I’ll be tempted to order food here because it feels too much and only like a (water hole), drinking spot, the spot you come to AFTER you’ve eaten. I can see random dances just taking off here. How do the youths say it? It was turnt!
You won’t have a nice time if you just want to sit and chill quietly with your drink. You wont have a good time if you’re out with your family or date looking to actually hear what each other is saying. Come on! It’s a sports bar.
Just had the one beer before leaving but yeah I recommend for the reasons I stated above.
The End.

Decent outdoor seating but and large interior. Right near Ralphs ices which is what we did, wanted to eat outside and have our ice. Actually pretty good tap list inside, plenty of draft beers to choose from. Food actually looked good but we just ate, wish I could write a review for the food too but maybe another time. The gin and tonic was ok as well. Did not spend much time here but would come back for food and drinks next time.

Great sports bar!
They are located walking distance from Long Beach and literally right across from the LIRR.
We grabbed drinks, appetizers (grilled shrimp and buffalo chicken/​pita bread), relaxed, and sat outside after a long day at the beach.
The customer services were exceptional.

Overall, I’d go back but it isn’t particularly good.
Pros: Happy hour deal was pretty good. 3 dollar beers (i think) and 5 dollar «tapas.». I have a hang up when you refer to something as tapas when it is typical frozen bar food junk. The bar tender was really nice. I like the bar top itself. A lot of tv’s, so much so you feel a little schizofrenic.
Cons: Club music whilst sitting in an empty bar with 40 – 60 year olds? I don’t know if they tried flushing them out with that music but they damn near did so to me. I feel there is not a conistent ambiance. Lots of tv’s but not a place I’d seek to catch a game. The bathrooms are a wreck with little care. The bartender was extremely knowledge of beer but she definitely tried her best and did a good job at that. She may not be passionate about drinking beer but she didn’t neglect it. Beer selection isn’t horrible but isn’t great. I hate when happy hour is only at the bar when you have empty seating everywhere! That practice just doesn’t fly anymore. It pushes more people out than the benefit of why it’s practiced. I’ve been here when it is packed and it wasn’t enjoyable at all.
In closing, I’d come back for happy hour only (and only if there is a seat at the bar). I will not make it a priority to do so and most likely will not due to competition.

Decent happy hour specials including half off beer and basic mixed drinks. Verbal «tapas» are available for $ 5 which included your typical fried bar snacks like fried cheese sticks, fried pickles, chicken wings, and sliders. Not exactly what I think of when someone says tapas but I guess it’s trendy and, by definition, a small serving of food so they found it appropriate. Be aware that happy hour specials are only honored at the bar. It seems like they could draw more people in if they gave everyone access to it. Or at least extend it to the tables that are really close to the bar area so that groups could meet up.
Like some others have commented, they have a HUGE number of TVs. A screen can be seen from literally every corner of the place. We also experienced the same booming club music as Charlie M. when we arrived on an early Friday evening at 5. I’m not a fan of club music let alone at 5pm. Thankfully they either heard our comments about it or assessed their middle aged clientele to make the switch to classic rock/​alternative/​modern rock music.
The bartender was friendly and attentive. She seemed to know her beers but gave us a horrible description of a beer that was new to us which resulted in her having to poor it out because it was nothing close to what she described it to be.

Concept is great; big sports bar with multiple tv’s and beer cylinders… But the execution is no bueno. Wait staff can get rude if overwhelmed or busy. Club music blasting (and I mean BLASTING) in between games is just obnoxious. Prices are pretty steep too for so-​so food and beverages.
I just got the overall feeling that the place was ran by a college frat, or a very inexperienced manager. Either way, it was a zoo.
If you’re into meeting a loud Italian princess wearing black spandex pants, a 45-​year old self-​proclaimed cougar with a smoking habit, or you want to socialize with an over-​tanned meatbag who wears sunglasses indoors, then this is your place. If you want to watch a game with friends in a more relaxed environment and leave without a headache, go somewhere else… And I’ll take some local suggestions please.

Truffle fries are delicious. Bar has expanded since my last review… it now has a better selection of drinks and better bartenders (was there last night).
I wouldn’t really recommend this for a night out… but I would recommend it on a Sunday to watch the game or as a great after work bar if you take the train into long beach.
I’ve only had the finger foods, but I haven’t been disappointed.
When this place first opened, I didn’t like it at all… but it looks like the staff has changed and improvements have been made.
Two problems: there never seems to be toilet paper at any time or clean bathrooms and the music is still way too loud. Even when there’s no one in there and you are sitting next to a friend you can hardly hear. Nothing major, but annoying.
It wouldn’t be my first choice for drinks, but I wouldnt’ avoid it as I have before. Will be back. 3.5 rating.

Now that there are a few bars on the East End that are comparable, I find the Park to be just «okay». They’re a little over priced, so I feel they should readjust their pricing since there are two bars that do essentially the same thing as the Park, for cheaper, right down the block.
Its also incredibly loud in here, which is fine for a bar, but its got weird acoustics so even mid day, on a funday, you can barely hear the people around you.