Love the atmosphere great place to watch sports. Variety of drinks and food was great. Open late so you can watch late games

Based on delivery. Hard to order and add extra side dipping sauce. Got the French dip so good. But would have like more aju sauce on the side. I don't like sweet potato fries. My daughter ordered and they were amazing. Delicious Definitely my go to French dip sandwich anywhere near me !

Great time at Croxley's to watch the Olympics on a cloudy, rainy Sunday! We each got two beers as well as two entrees. I had the ale house burger which was huge and smothered in thousand island dressing. He got the boom boom chicken sandwich which was basically like chicken tenders on a bun but still yummy. Service was attentive and prompt! Ambiance was good - low music to have a chat and not too rowdy at the time we went. Happy to say the beer glasses accurately reflected the amounts listed on the beer menu. Now if only they could get a bigger variety of ciders, I'd be thrilled...

My daughter's Bridal Shower was at "The Garden at Croxleys Ale House" in Farmingdale, New York last weekend. Dave, one of the catering managers, was patient and helpful your when planning the layout of the room a few days before. We had a brunch and the food was plentiful and delicious. Elaina, another manager, made sure the day went smoothly. Everything was done seamlessly from the drinks, to the food, to the desert. The cake, was included and was beautiful and delicious! The ladies who bartendered and served were kind and simply amazing. The atmosphere was bright and airy annd there was plenty of room for decorations. Croxley's has a permanent grass wall which is perfect as a backdrop for pictures whether you add something to it or by itself. Everyone seemed comfortable and had a great time. We received many compliments. It was a beautiful day for the bride to be and for me, one that we will never forget. I will not hesitate to recommend Croxley's Farmingdale, "The Garden", planning an event.

Bring back the mussels!!!! A quick stop at Croxley's for wings before heading home from the Harry Potter pop up and my old stomping grounds, Farmingdale. As long as they keep Hoegaarden in house (I believe it's actually on tap), I will always be a fan. Their wings have stayed pretty consistent and trying the medium honey sauce for the first time did not disappoint. My only critique is I wish the wings were slightly bigger. They are super crispy and delicious, but on the small side. I guess I'll just eat more of them. Unknowingly, or outing was on the same day as the Farmingdale St. Patrick's day parade. And even though all spot on Main Street were hopping, we were able to be seated quickly with our wing, fries and beer brought out to us shortly after we were brought to our table. Always love coming back here and it's a great anchor for Main Street. Yay, Croxleys!

Came in to watch the Notre Dame game today. They have tons of TVs and seemed as though they had all the games playing. Awesome place to watch. Bartenders were attentive, but not annoying, I liked that a lot. A simple nod went a long way. Forgot to take pictures of my food, but we got 2 orders of wings. The medium were a solid medium. The "fighting Irish" were described as "a little spicy but are also tossed in a whiskey based sauce" - they were disappointing. Unless you let them sit for awhile, they didn't taste like much. We also ordered the cheese curds, and they were good, but reminded me more of mini mozz sticks/balls. Beer prices were on par, but I was a little taken back by the $17.50 for a double Tito's drink. Meanwhile 2 large beers were only $8.50 each. For someone who can't drink carbonation, it kinda sucks paying such a premium. After all, this isn't NYC. Definitely would come back!