Beaverkill Road
Livingston Manor, NY 12758
Sullivan County
Phone: (845) 439-3413
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by Frank M. on I get dragged to midtown every six months or so by a "friend". Each time I ask myself why did I let this happen, and how is this person my friend? Cosmo/Lava is good for bachlorette parties and guys that want to hit on bachlorette parties. Other than that, it is pretty useless.
by Deanna J. on This is a wee little place, and one of the main things going for it, as other rateclubsers have mentioned, is the extremely nice owner and crowd. Rufus made the rounds to the tables and just seemed like a straight up nice guy. Russell J hits the review on the head with the mixed crowd and Ryan the Realtor trivia comments - it's really hard to pinpoint a demographic here, because there really isn't anything that all the clients have in common except for a need for a beer and a laid back attitude. Extra points for the mini parking lot - finding a spot is easy if you get there on the early side of the evening. I was surprised that the food was actually really good - you can tell that it's not simply a second thought here to the drinks. I got a salad and was half anticipating a wilted lettuce concoction with a few cheese crumbles, but it was all fresh, with tasty chicken and bacon to boot. The homemade potato chips also mucho recommended. It seemed like our server was the only guy making the rounds, and the entire patio was packed out - meaning he was really hard to pinpoint and get a drink order in. Thankfully though he split our table's (um, of twelve) checks without too much grief. If you need a beer ASAP, just go to the bar instead. Sign on ladies restroom door: "No men allowed. Any men caught using this restroom must buy the entire bar a round of drinks." They're not messing around here, folks.
by Andy Versaw on If you've absolutely got to get your country dance on and you live centrally, go only on Wednesday nights..otherwise this place is kaka. Put on your dancin' boots, bring cash (cheap drink specials, and using credit card here apparently means, "hey bartender, please write in what tip YOU think I should give" ** ), and be prepared for a cheesy cheesy time, including bikini contests on Wednesdays. This place is great for finding some good country dance partners, dancing like a jackass to hits from the 90s, and people-watching. Oh and don't be surprised if a cowboy expresses his interest and possibly grabs your butt. **side note** I went on a Sunday night (which is apparently senior citizens night with old country dance songs), it was rather dead. My friend and I got two beers, tab totaling 7 bucks. We didn't even finish the beers and promptly left. I checked my bank account statement and noticed the bartender decided to give himself a $12 tip, meaning my charge was $19. I called the manager and her response was basically that this sort of thing happened all the time, where their bartenders liked to add their own tip, but that she couldn't do anything about it this time. I realize this happens in bars all over, but the way the manager handled it was super lame. Just bring cash if you must go.
