Barney McNabbs

I will never go into this establishment again in my life. The bouncer at the door was one of the rudest people ever. Barely allowed me to take my i.d. out from my wallet and wouldn’t allow me access because it was a new Jersey i.d. as I try to hand him the i.d. he refuses it and says it’s fake, mind you I’m 23 years old and have multiple forms of i.d. with me and the fact it’s real. By the time arguing with him was over he finally puts his light on it to see it and still rebuttals with the fact that he doesn’t care because he can say and refuse who he chooses and who he wants. I showed him 6 pba cards I had in my wallet and said feel free call anyone you’d like and ask them my age and his whole attitude changed quick. I didn’t even make it inside to the dirty and dark abyss I saw before me and I was grateful. Worst bar experience ever.

Layla is the best bartender I know. She is caring, attentive and genuine. Love coming here after work just to have some drinks, play pool and talk to her. My good earned money I don’t mind giving to someone so beautiful

It smells really bad in there. Depending on what bands are playing, it can be full or near empty. Prices are reasonable. Bartenders are hit and miss when it comes to service. Bathrooms are kind of nasty. Maybe Jon Taffer can help them out a bit?

I came here a few weeks ago with some friends to see a few cover bands. One did Judas Priest, the other Iron Maiden. The place was really good, and the drinks were priced really low, a good combo. Dim lighting set the tone as well. Also, for those who did not want to hang by the bands, there was a pool table in th back.
KInd of hard to get to from Queens, so not sure if I will make it back, but if you are in the Yonkers area I would recomend Barney McNabbs.
Nice, older crowd, and everyone was very friendly. From the bartenders to the various locals I met outside smoking cigs, everyone had a smile on their face and were ready to rock out to some old school metal.
I do believe they have bands on every weekend, so stop in for some headbanging.

Great music venue to enjoy music of any genre and for the Saturday night I was in attendance, I made the trek to Yonkers to see Wrathchild and Victim of Change perform. Translation-​Iron Maiden & Judas Priest cover bands, both were so deep in their ability, dressed the parts and genuine ism’s of the actual musical acts.
Quite a long run from the front door, continuing past the full bar all the way to the pool table area at the bar’s rear door.
A touch dark inside yet personal portability is of no real issue as the folks are all quite polite and move quite well among the narrow chute that weekend warriors must navigate to and fro from bathroom to bar.
Inexpensive drinks served up thustly and with a quick smile gave me all the assurance these folks are professional in their jobs and waiting times will never be an issue and they were not.
Definitively a fine place to meet up with the gang for a few brews.

Not a bad place to hang out I guess.
Perhaps drab and desolate at times but the bartenders are cool. The trick is to get a nice little group together, that you haven’t seen in like forever, then meet up. This way you’ll have a lot to catch up on and won’t be overcritical about the atmosphere.
The bartenders are nice, the drinks were cheap and they have game size pool table to play around with. Live music on weekends, an occassional comedy show, otherwise theres a mounted jukebox by the bar.
I would classify this as a decent place to catch up with friends!

I went in on a Thursday evening to watch the game. Nice cheap drinks. Kind of dark and really random music. I was surprised there was no kitchen, but well worth the price for beer. They do karaōke Thursday nights when I went but there were a lot of older men just hanging at the bar. Overall I’m mixed… I’ll give it 3 stars for now, but I think I may need a follow-​up.

Your typical hole in the wall. No more, no less. Beer & booze, what more can you ask for? (Although you may want to ask for some peace & quiet when the local bands play. FYI: they’re not usually very good, nor is the tiny bar acoustic friendly. Call ahead to make sure the bands aren’t playing or bring earplugs.) They lose a star for nearly shattering my eardrums.

Great cheap bar.
The bartender was great and super friendly. There weren’t a ton of people, but enough where I didn’t feel like a degenerate walking in at 1 am. The beers were cheap $ 4 domestic $ 4.50 imports. They were playing some good music as well. What more can one ask for?