Don's Rok Restaurant,Bar a Clinton

Name: Don's Rok
Address: 36 College St, Clinton, United States
Telephone: 13158538039
Rating: 4.6

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Don's Rok

Recensioni

#6 Da 179 a Clinton

9.2

26 Revisione

Ambiente

9.2/10

Cibo

9.2/10

Interno

9.2/10

Prezzi

9.2/10

Servizio

9.2/10

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Prezzo & Cucina

$$$ American

Tipologia ristorante

Restaurant, Bar

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Informazione

36 College St, Clinton, United States

Vedi itinerario

Both Kirkland Library and Don's Rok are recommended for visiting. At this bar, visitors can drink good beer. Don's Rok is ranked 4.4 within the Google grading system.

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Review Squad 11

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7 months ago

The rok is back & revamped. Great selection and pricing of drinks, glad they carried on the Irish tradition of town. Looks nice with the classic vibe but fresh cleanup. Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

Shawn Westerman

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10 months ago

Small local bar, no frills. Beer is cold, customer and staff are friendly. Pool table as well.

Gabrielle Voris

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4 years ago

My sister and I stopped by today to have a drink, shared a text with my brother that couldn't be there with us. I think we were ripped off. Sign says " work week drinks til 8 pm... $3 Wells and $2.50 pints". My sister had a well drink and I had a draft beer. He charged us $ 8... Huh? Guess that's math in a college town. Oh well I don't live nearby anymore..... Thanks for listening...

m bk

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4 years ago

This is one of the absolutely one of the most amazingly awesome-st bars not only in the state, but in the country - it's the oldest continuingly running bar in the county! An old water-hole overlooking on the now-long-gone Chenango Canal and then Railroad and therefore the Erie Canal routes between mines in Pennsylvania and Binghampton, New York and Chicago - it is the warmest dive bar you'll ever see. This is what it used to be like to get drunk in 1895. It was a local grocers store for a time being (think CVS, or gas station). Beer & drinks s*** cheap, easy drinks, run down stools, a sagging ceiling, awesome hard rock on the jukebox; baseball games on TV during $2 beer happy hour during the week, smoke station out back, you can even get cheap little take-away bottles of wine after liquor stores close. Worth a glass when you're giving your donkey a pit-stop.