Quinn's - Beacon

My experiences with the service at Quinn's have been varied. Some bartenders were welcoming and engaging, while others were standoffish and borderline rude, especially towards non-regular customers. On one occasion, the server threw the menus and utensils on the table, made a brief comment, and then left to attend to another table. The lack of attention throughout the meal was noticeable and disappointing. Overall, the inconsistent service and unwelcoming vibe from certain staff members have deterred me from returning to Quinn's as often as I would like. It's a shame because the food and drinks are quite enjoyable, but the overall experience falls short.

Place is pretty meh. Food taste frozen and it’s super expensive for portion and taste of what your getting. Also food was cold. At least the alcohol and atmosphere is cool. Don’t go for the food Price per person: $30–50 Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 5

Food and vibe both were amazing! Highly recommend! Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

I can't complain about the service at all. My server was really great, personable, and attentive. However..... The Food was disgusting. I ordered Ramen and I am sure I got a touch of Delhi Belly in Beacon. Ruined the rest of my day. It was the worse mess of dollar store Ramen noodles, a spoon full of kimchi and pork, and it was $27 Never doing that again. I was warned and I thought to myself- How bad could it be? It could and was VERY bad. Price per person: $20–30

Small and cozy restaurant serving Japanese ramen dishes. We tried the ramen with chashu and loved the chewy noodles. The portion size was generous, guaranteeing a satisfying meal. The takoyaki and karaage were decent. My friend ordered the blackberry cannibal drink, which was a unique and refreshing smoothie with a hint of sourness from the blackberry. The service was efficient, and the atmosphere was lively on a Friday night with a DJ spinning tunes.