Within the past couple of weeks, I discovered a place on Madison Avenue, called Juniors. Quite a nice place with a patio. Who doesn't want to eat or drink alfresco with this glorious summer nights. The bartenders are very skilled and very kind. I met a few friends there and I must say it is a pretty great place. It is owned by the group who own Cafe Madison, Serata and the Pourhouse. Last evening I didn't feel like cooking, so I ordered a chicken sandwich with bacon, aioli, and an avocado. Delicious is all I can say. Took half of the sandwich home. It is a very friendly neighborhood bar with great food and drinks. The names of the people are Kai, Jen, Javier and Kim. Thee people are extremely talented and very pleasant. Or as I like to say consummate professionals. Please eat and stay thirsty my friends..

We were looking for a place to eat for St. Patrick's Day and we hear that Juniors had the best burgers. Well they weee not kidding! Big thick juicy burger with very crispy and delicious fries! The bun was very fresh. Because it was St Patrick's day some people in our group got the corn beef and cabbage dinner. That also was very good. We got a couple appetizers, the mozzarella sticks were just like the good old days. Big, crispy & cooked to perfection. We also had the fried pickles which did not last long. The service was excellent and the ambiance fit the space. Very good experience.

Don't expect cheesecake here. This is not your father's Junior's. Great little grill with outdoor seating. I had a very pleasant turkey BLT and they have a great craft beer list in tap. Extra star for serving Downeast Cider on tap. The group seating is ample, but best inside. Outdoor seating was very pleasant and well attended. We came back with a large group and sat inside. The timing and pace of the food was spot on and everyone was happy with their dish. They should have the Yankee games playing on more TVs. I had to squint and Bob my head to catch the score. Service was great. Remember to tip well.

Solid place. We went here by accident but we really enjoyed it! Great little pub menu and some interesting offerings. We started with the pretzels and French onion soup. Both were well received and the soup was one of the best I've had in a long time. Then we split a burger and a Mac and cheese. Again both were great. Burger tasted like it was hand made not prefabricated patty. Mac and cheese was delicious too. Simple thing about all their food was how hit it arrived! We didn't have any drinks but the menu looked on par and trendy. Only four stars because our server was a bit overwhelmed or maybe he just had a hiccup? He was friendly and he still earned a good tip. I'd recommend this place and I'd go again!