6 Best Bars in The Catskills, New York
We've compiled the best of the best in The Catskills - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
With beamed ceilings and huge windows, this pub at the Windham Country Club is the opposite of a hole in the wall and one of the area’s prime locations for grabbing a beer with friends. There are draft beers on tap and a full menu of burgers and other favorites for lunch and dinner. The best thing here is the umbrella-shaded terrace, where you can take in glorious sunset views.
Cave Mountain Brewing Company
Serving up its own microbrews, as well as a chalkboard full of other craft beers, Cave Mountain Brewing Company is a popular stop after hitting the slopes or driving through the countryside. It's in a slender storefront building where you can choose between a stool at the bar or a cozy booth. Locals rave about the burgers and other pub grub and the live music several nights a week.
Commune Saloon
Illuminated by twinkling string lights and a welcoming fire pit where people can kick back with a beer or roast marshmallows, the outdoor patio at Commune Saloon on a summer's evening is one of the most appealing places in town. Inside are ping-pong, pool, and other games, along with a performance space where you can catch a local performance. Ambiance aside, the burgers here are worth the visit.
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MacGregor's Pub
Near the entrance to Hunter Mountain, this classic dive bar has friendly staff and regulars, a pool table, sports on the TV, and a decent selection of draft beers. Oh, and the burgers aren't bad, either.
Station Bar & Curio
Housed in a former train station for the Ulster & Delaware Railroad, this onetime departure point for railway passengers is now the place to stop and linger and to enjoy live music, a variety of craft beers on tap, and creative cocktails like strawberry and black pepper gin and tonic. Opened in summer 2016, the Station Bar's covered outdoor platform is already a favorite with locals for a drink or a light nosh.
Woodstock Playhouse
Dating from 1938, this handsome arts complex hosts top-notch performances in music, theater, film, and dance. There are also two spacious galleries showcasing works by local and regional artists. The great lawn is a great place for a picnic before a performance and attractions like the annual British Car Show.
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