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Byrne, Senator William T., House
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Cramer, Frederick, House
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Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company Building
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First Reformed Church
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First Trust Company Building
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Fort Crailo
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Fort Orange Archeological Site
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Fuller, Royal K., House
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Hall, James, Office
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Hedge Lawn
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Kemp, John Wolf, House
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Lawton, George H., House
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Menand Park Historic District
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Menand, Louis, House
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Menands Manor
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Merchant, Walter, House
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New York Executive Mansion
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New York State Court of Appeals Building
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New York State Department of Education Building
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Newtonville Post Office
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Newtonville School
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Newtonville United Methodist Church
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Old Post Office
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Osgood, J.C., Firehouse
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Palace Theatre
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Patroon Agent's House and Office
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Public School No. 10
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Pumpkin House
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Quackenbush House
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Quackenbush Pumping Station, Albany Water Works
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Renshaw, Alfred H., House
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Schuyler, Philip, Mansion
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Springwood Manor
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St. Mary's Church
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St. Peter's Church
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Ten Broeck Mansion
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Trimble, George, House
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Troy Gas Light Company
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United Traction Company Building
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USS Slater (Destroyer Escort)
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Wheeler Home
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Whipple Cast and Wrought Iron Bowstring Truss Bridge
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Whitney Mansion
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This bar/restaurant is comfortable- dress up or wear jeans, doesn't matter. The staff are attentive and good-looking for the most part. Most beautiful female servers in the tri-state area. The bartenders are fast, the lights are low, and the music is loud. You can order anything from a pint of beer and chicken wings to a pomegranate martini and steak diane. The place has four large rooms and two bars at opposite ends. There is a dance floor in one room, a pool table in another, and plenty of seating everywhere.
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Seth,
woodstock, NY
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Awful bouncers. Be warned... they will short change you at the door and/or fight with you for no reason. Bar has potential but it is squandered by poor staff selections. Hopefully management will realize this and fix the situation.
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Kevin,
Albany, NY
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33 Taps and some pretty decent beers, until you put your lips to the glass that is. This is a Coors Light cell-phone bar, evidenced by all those around me. The rest of the stuff has been laying around growing old, and is barely drinkable. The Smithwick’s was stale, as well as the Harpoon Summer. I left the Red Hook Rye on the bar as it was so bad (I’ve had this fresh and it’s terrific). At $4.25 a pint for these, it’s unacceptable. The beer list is way in the back behind a video game, which shows their priorities. And sit at that end of the bar and you’ll leave smelling like a chicken wing from the grease and smoke wafting out of the kitchen.
This place survives only because it’s on “restaurant row.” It gets busy after the free Alive at Five concerts on Thursday’s and also for Friday Happy Hour, with again, mass quantities of Coors Light being poured. They have an annoyingly loud mélange of Jazz/Blues/Southern rock playing that makes polite conversation impossible. The bar maid’s pull the handle of the tap you point at, but other than that have no clue what the beer is. Order a silly mixed drink and they giggle on cue.
Skip this place and go across the street to the Big House (for now), around the corner to the Pump Station, or grab a cheap cab to the Lionheart. I do hear the food is decent at the Bayou, but that’s not whey we’re here.
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