slate quarry hotel

i disagree diane k..... not sure what diane k is talking about. the crab patties are amazing! more than 80% of them is crab meat, hardly any filler. and that red pepper sauce they put with them is delicious! and how many times have you been to place that dishes haven't been broken? big deal, it's a restaurant it's bound to happen. i say give it another try, its a family run place, run by people in their 20's.. they're doing a great job in my book!!!

sqh for the win!. i been a fan of the sqh for awhile. it's our go to place for a nice evening almost every weekend. their chicken panini and prime rib panini are the best around, served along with the sqh home-made chips are hard to resist.
occasionally you'll find stuffed pepper soup on the menu, the best i ever had so you have to try it.
lovely place, well done menu items, excellent service and a staff that will do whatever it takes to have a pleasant evening.

and another thing...if you think the service is horrible you must be crazy. these girls know what they are doing and the owners are on point as well! the manager becky is very friendly and knowledgable about all beers and just about everything. we will definitely be back!


-----23 may, 2014-----

if you have never paid 5$ for a pint craft beer. i want to know where your going and what your drinking..cuz i feel like that's a steal for craft beer. true beer drinkers understand that. they always have a killer selection of beer. whether it's morgazm (duclaw brewing), pineapple express ( terrapin brewing), it's always something different and delicious. the food is amazing and the beer is on point. a little bit of everything in the cooler. keep it strong sqh. i still believe!


-----06 nov, 2011-----

i don't know where to begin..everytime my girlfriend and i go in there we have a blast. we generally sit at the bar or try to and right away we have our drinks in front of us or someone waiting to give us our drinks before we even get situated. i think this is phenomenal service. we've been to a couple other places in the valley and we generally wait a few minutes sitting at the bar until a bartender greets us. but here we always feel like vips. the enthusiasm that the male bartender has is outta this world. my girlfriend asked him to make her something sweet and without skipping a beat he whipped something up for her as if he was just randomly mixing things but she loved it and he even had a name for it, it was a slate water or something like that. it was strong delicious and reasonably priced. we generally order off the specials menu and we love how it's always something new. the few times that we sat at a table our server becky? not sure on the name was incredibly sweet and attentive. all in all that place is amazing we haven't had a bad experience yet and i can't imagine having one anytime soon with the staff they have on there. plus they have live music on saturday's with no cover charge. that is definitely our new mid week and saturday evening place. keep it up guys!!

great place. we have yet to have a bad meal and the cheese steaks as well as a few other dishes are some of the best around. in the 20+ years i have been in bars the slate quarry has some of the best personalities on staff you will find, and better than most in knoledge of drinks.

too pricey for a tavern. we live close and would go often, were it less expensive. it ends up being close to $50 for a couple for a meal, beer, tax and tip. its just out of line. we get bottled beers because who wants what they have on tap...bud light, coors light or a $5 craft beer in a downsized glass. its just a shame. the food is good, they have good beer. its just overpriced. we go out less frequently and get lobster with drinks for $100 at beck's.

also, the menus have the prices in a small print in yellow. you can't see it.

@ the complaints on beer prices.. it seems there are mostly good reviews here of sqh. but a couple mentioned being thrown into shock at what they consider extreme craft beer pricing. $5 ? are you serious ? i think even that swill "bud" beer is $5 now. even if i go to a place that doesn't sell craft beer and settle for a sam adams it is usually over 5 bucks. i think that for the beer mentioned $5 is an excellent price.

outrageous beer prices. bmy friend and i had dinner at the slate quarry hotel. we asked which .seasonal beers were available on tap and were told that brooklyn oktoberfest was the selection. we are accustomed to specialty beer prices, but this one was over the moon and with no warning! never have we paid 5.00 for a glass of beer! our food and service were fine, but the evening was ruined by being uninformed about the upcharge prior to our order. there is nothing on the food or beer menus that indicates such an astronomical charge for a featured beer on tap. buyer beware!

hold on to your wallet -- ask beer prices. the food and service were good but the beer prices are out of line. i ordered 2 glasses of brooklyn oktoberfest (tap - not bottles) -- the price was over $5.00/glass. i almost fell off my chair. i have never paid this much for any micro-beer especially from the tap. ask for prices before ordering.

my first visit there was yesterday, and i honestly feel as though i need to make a return visit to really be able to say whether i like it or was disappointed. the food was pretty good, and i was actually impressed / surprised by the bottled beer selection. i sampled a few items from the menu, starting with the potato leek soup. it was a bit thick -- had the consistency of runny mashed potatoes -- but the flavor was decent. i would have liked a few more chunks of potato. but, c'est la vie! i then tried a bite or two of the nachos (which, for dietary purposes only, we're ordered without chili or jalapeños), and was pleasantly surprised. the chips, i'm assuming, are made in-house. they were still nice and warm and crispy when they came out, and were not salty. toppings were not excessive either, which allows you to also enjoy the chip. finally, i tried the caprese salad. i was very impressed! the mozzarella was very fresh, nice and soft. it was accompanied by roasted red peppers, tomatoes, and a balsamic reduction (which was surprisingly a tad sweet, which was nice!) over a bed of romaine lettuce. i wound up taking most of it home, but enjoyed what i was able to eat there. the only disappointing thing about this visit was the fact that our waitress, albeit nice, was a bit slow. we didn't receive silverware until the entrees came out, and it took a while did the "to go" boxes to come out. overall, not a bad experience; i just would like one more visit before i "like" it or not.

a fun time.... i am the karaoke dj for slate quarry hotel on thursdays and fridays, but i also patron the restaurant on a regular basis for lunch and dinner. i have yet to have any food that was unsatisfactory. the bartenders and wait staff are always pleasant. in my 13 years of dj, i have seen many cooks, waiters/waitresses, and bartenders do many wrong things. i have yet to see any of the staff mistreat any patron here.

the owners of the bar/restaurant are always 'hands-on', and they make sure everyone is taken care of.

real home cooking!. the prime rib panini is unbelievable! the fresh homemade bread on all of their sandwiches and burgers is exactly why this place fills up every night. great staff, awesome drink specials, really cool atmosphere.

great food at better prices!

yum. the caprese salad is out of this world. the fresh mozzarella is perfection. the drinks are strong, cold and reasonably priced. the staff is friendly. always a great experience.

awesome bartenders!!. we go there every wed night and always get fantastic service. the drinks never disappoint and the staff is very friendly! james, becky, and lisa are our favorites!! the food is always hot and plentiful. very reasonably priced.

i will not return. crabcakes were disappointing,mostly filler. onion soup was weak. noisy and dishes crashed to the flooor twice