Kenneth Y.
9/19/2025
My friend and I chose this restaurant for dinner. I have eaten their catered food before ; first time eating there. Outside decor looks like a person's house but inside he decor was fancy and...
Bottoms Up
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1965 Route 284
Slate Hill, NY 10973
Bottoms Up Restaurant and Pub in Slate Hill, NY is a beloved family-owned establishment that has been serving the community for over 15 years. Under new ownership, Kathleen and Bryce Flynn are dedicated to providing an exceptional dining experience with their top-quality food and unmatched service.
With a warm and welcoming atmosphere, Bottoms Up is a place where customers are treated like family. The restaurant takes pride in its long-standing relationships with both staff and patrons, creating a sense of home for all who visit. From delicious daily specials to a diverse menu, Bottoms Up offers a variety of options to satisfy every palate. Whether you're looking for a casual lunch, a hearty dinner, or a relaxing evening at the pub, Bottoms Up is the perfect destination for a memorable dining experience.
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Linda L.
2/4/2025
Lobster ravioli Fra divalo with shrimp and clams (medium heat) is one of my favorite dishes Everything is done perfectly. Besides delicious food, great atmosphere and always excellent friendly...
Richard T.
9/27/2025
Good food, excellent service, comfortable and attractive atmosphere. The menu was comprehensive, portions were generous and drinks were delicious. I had a pasta and seafood entree that was very...
Bonnie H.
8/30/2025
Bottoms Up is top notch for your catering needs. The owner Kathleen, in 3 days notice and a fully booked restaurant, was able to quickly come up with accommodation for our family (due to a death...
Thomas Mark L.
9/5/2025
This is a favorite place to celebrate our anniversary. We usually ask for the table at the former (original) door -- a cozy table for two. The first time we dined there for our anniversary they...
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