McGarrets

"Not advertised at all, I do not know how they stay open. The bartender was basically drinking alone with his back to the small group of customers. Being so slow I'd hope it'd be cleaner, a shame as the building itself has a historical quality. Its sports bar layout but its missing the screens, flannel crowd of mixed ages. Pro: secluded pool table room Con: regular elmwood pricing without the people watching"

"Worst bartender in Buffalo. Brother was acting like it wasn’t his job to serve beers. Sad individual. I’ll never go back and that’s from someone who loves dives bars. Avoid at all cost"

"The classic dive bar, and I mean that in the most complimentary way possible. Good beer selection, friendly bartenders. Great spot to relax, play darts, hang out on the patio. Can get a little loud when there's a band, but you can always escape to the other room or the patio."

"Great service and the drinks are cold! Friendly staff and a warm welcome! Money well spent!"

"It's a pretty decent bar. It's not a dive but by no means so prissy that you don't feel free to let loose a little. It has its regulars like most bars but strangers are just as welcomed. When they have live music it's at least decent - usually along the lines of jam bands. It's a good place to play pool, darts, or other bar sports, unless it's crowded. Even then, starting a conversation with others waiting their turn comes almost naturally. The beer selection is pretty good, and should offer something worthwhile for any beer connoisseur. Parking can be annoying, but it's Elmwood. This used to be the location of the bar with no name, which, I hear, operated from the 1960s until sometime in the 1990s. So it has some historical significance. It's not the best bar in the world, but it's close. I wish I had the ability to give it another half star."