Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Wednesday Menu
Smash Burgers
Veggie Burgers
Mediterranean Salad
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Wednesday Menu
Smash Burgers
Veggie Burgers
Mediterranean Salad
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Wednesday Menu
Smash Burgers
Veggie Burgers
Mediterranean Salad
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Please Ask for Paul is an emerging psychedelic indie folk project based in Southern California led by Marlo J Smith and Joshua McCleskey. Longing to express themselves beyond comfortable orbit, PAFP is the resulting spectral equinox between two kindred spirits seeking company within their songs. Propelled by their signature moon-jeweled vocals and twilight-soaked guitar, ‘Paul’ surreptitiously blends their ancient phantom slow dance with burgeoning restless angst. An emotive live act at heart, Please Ask for Paul offers a cinematic experience underscored by dark and moody melodies.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Wednesday Menu
Smash Burgers
Veggie Burgers
Mediterranean Salad
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Donato will be joined by Mark Lerner on bass, Eric Parker on drums, and Jay Godfrey on electric guitar. They'll play songs from an upcoming record and unleash other songs he’s been cooking up in his West Shokan garage.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Wednesday Menu
Smash Burgers
Veggie Burgers
Mediterranean Salad
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Wednesday Menu
Smash Burgers
Veggie Burgers
Mediterranean Salad
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Wednesday Menu
Smash Burgers
Veggie Burgers
Mediterranean Salad
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Live music from 2-4pm with
The Echo Rhythm Band!
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Peg ‘n Awl is a traditional American folk, hillbilly and mountain music duo leaning heavily on harmony singing styles from the late 1800s to the 1950s. Kenny Roby and Amy Laber have been called the “real deal” when it comes to singing these old-time music songs as well as original tunes that fit this traditional mold. With no-frills, stripped-down arrangements on guitars and banjo, they perform in a way that keeps the focus on the vocal styles of the Carter Family, Blue Sky Boys, Delmore Brothers, Callahan Brothers and many other duo and family harmony groups that dominated the southeastern US and Appalachian region music of their time.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
We’re closed for the 4th of July! See you tomorrow - The Dog House will be open at noon and we’ll be open for dinner service at 5pm!
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Alexia Bomtempo is an artist of multiple worlds. The Brazilian-American singer and songwriter has been heralded by The Washington Post as a "top-shelf Brazilian jazz musician" and has released five critically acclaimed albums as a solo artist. Highlighted on NPR Music's All Songs Considered, her most recent album DOCE CARNAVAL is a love letter to the timeless soundtrack of Brazilian Carnaval.
Born to an American mother and a concert-promoter Brazilian father, Alexia was raised in the beach culture of Rio de Janeiro, while traveling to America frequently over the years. Since relocating back to New York City, Alexia has fully embraced, challenged, and redefined the Northern half of her American artistic roots. Her sound is individual and confidently feminine, navigating genres ranging from classic American song to exploratory Tropicália.
