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Albany War Room Tavern
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Albany Capital Center
55 Eagle St, Albany, NY 12207
The Egg
Agency Building 1, S Mall Arterial, Albany, NY 12203
MVP Arena
51 S Pearl St, Albany, NY 12207
Empire State Plaza
100 S Mall Arterial, Albany, NY 12242
New York State Capitol
State St. and, Washington Ave, Albany, NY 12224
New York State Museum
222 Madison Ave, Albany, NY 12230
Corning Tower Observation Deck
Corning Tower # 1415, Albany, NY 12237
Empire State Plaza Visitor Center & Gift Shop
100 S Mall Arterial, Albany, NY 12210
St. Peter's Church
107 State St, Albany, NY 12207
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
125 Eagle St, Albany, NY 12202
Nearby restaurants
The City Beer Hall
42 Howard St, Albany, NY 12207
Wellington's
144 State St, Albany, NY 12207
Sushi by Bou - Albany NY @ City Beer Hall
42 Howard St, Albany, NY 12207
The Spinning Gyro
38 S Pearl St, Albany, NY 12207
Pizzeria Sapienza
51 S Pearl St, Albany, NY 12207
Steamed Hams Inc
83 Beaver St, Albany, NY 12207
Café Capriccio
49 Grand St, Albany, NY 12207, United States
Lam's Chinese Kitchen
51 S Pearl St, Albany, NY 12207
Honest Weight Food Coop Cafe
Empire State Plaza, Food Court, Concourse Level, Albany, NY 12210
Pearl Street Diner
40 N Pearl St, Albany, NY 12207
Nearby hotels
Renaissance Albany Hotel
144 State St, Albany, NY 12207
Hilton Albany
40 Lodge St, Albany, NY 12207
Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Albany Downtown
74 State St, Albany, NY 12207
Hampton Inn & Suites Albany-Downtown
25 Chapel St, Albany, NY 12210
74 State, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member
74 State St, Albany, NY 12207
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Downtown Albany New York
300 Broadway, Albany, NY 12207
Hyatt Place Albany/Downtown
82 Montgomery St, Albany, NY 12207
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Albany War Room Tavern

42 Eagle St, Albany, NY 12207
4.1(120)$$$$
Open until 12:00 AM
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attractions: Albany Capital Center, The Egg, MVP Arena, Empire State Plaza, New York State Capitol, New York State Museum, Corning Tower Observation Deck, Empire State Plaza Visitor Center & Gift Shop, St. Peter's Church, Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, restaurants: The City Beer Hall, Wellington's, Sushi by Bou - Albany NY @ City Beer Hall, The Spinning Gyro, Pizzeria Sapienza, Steamed Hams Inc, Café Capriccio, Lam's Chinese Kitchen, Honest Weight Food Coop Cafe, Pearl Street Diner
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(518) 451-9871
Website
albanywarroom.com
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Sun11:30 AM - 12 AMOpen

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Featured dishes

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Salmon Sushi Roll
Tuna Sushi Roll
Vegetable Sushi Roll
House Salad
Lobster Roll

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Nearby attractions of Albany War Room Tavern

Albany Capital Center

The Egg

MVP Arena

Empire State Plaza

New York State Capitol

New York State Museum

Corning Tower Observation Deck

Empire State Plaza Visitor Center & Gift Shop

St. Peter's Church

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception

Albany Capital Center

Albany Capital Center

4.4

(403)

Closed
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The Egg

The Egg

4.7

(1.0K)

Open 24 hours
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MVP Arena

MVP Arena

4.3

(1.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Empire State Plaza

Empire State Plaza

4.5

(887)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Albany War Room Tavern

The City Beer Hall

Wellington's

Sushi by Bou - Albany NY @ City Beer Hall

The Spinning Gyro

Pizzeria Sapienza

Steamed Hams Inc

Café Capriccio

Lam's Chinese Kitchen

Honest Weight Food Coop Cafe

Pearl Street Diner

The City Beer Hall

The City Beer Hall

4.3

(807)

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Wellington's

Wellington's

4.1

(242)

$$

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Sushi by Bou - Albany NY @ City Beer Hall

Sushi by Bou - Albany NY @ City Beer Hall

4.8

(72)

$$$$

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The Spinning Gyro

The Spinning Gyro

4.8

(327)

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Reviews of Albany War Room Tavern

4.1
(120)
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2.0
1y

Update: I'm not sure what happened to this restaurant in the three months since I last ate here, but damn the results are shocking. I made 6:45pm reservations for my husband's birthday for a party of 7 through the Open Table app in March of this year. We arrived early to get a drink in the bar before dinner. The drinks were not consistent and definitely not as good as the first time. I will note that bar staff was training, so likely this is the cause.

When it came time to be seated, the dining room was full and the host seemed surprised at our group and wasn't aware of our reservation. We were led up to a third floor which initially seemed kind of neat. Until we realized that it was not heated and the lighting was so dark we couldn't see the menus even seated right next to the windows. When our drink orders were placed, they were taken by the same staffer that was being trained behind the bar when we arrived. She returned with the host to take our dinner orders and it became clear these staffers didn't understand what was on the menu. A couple members of my party tried to order the Sushi & Sashimi meal which is listed on the menu. The staff thought they were ordering two meals each and trying to explain to the staff that no they weren't each ordering the individual sushi and sashimi meals (which would have cost an additional $37 each!) was a joke.

45mins after the order was 'placed' we looked around and realized that none of the drinks had arrived, nor did the appetizers. Another party seated shortly after us was making similar comments about how it was taking. At this point, it was nearing 8pm, everyone was starving and it became clear we would not be eating anytime soon. I consulted with the wait staff and she said the drinks were 'almost ready' and I asked if our food order had even been started. She didn't know. I told her, please tell the kitchen not to bother because we're leaving. On the way out, we ran into the host and another man I think was the owner and again explained we would try back another night but please cancel our order. They offered to comp our drinks, but frankly that was not going to solve the issue at that point. We needed to eat and so we wound up going home and ordering take out sushi.

This is especially frustrating when contrasted with our first experience at the War Room. I just don't understand how the quality and experience here tanked so quickly. Dropping my review to two stars as a result and really hoping whatever issues there are get figured out because it was amazing when it was working.

Original Review: I had dinner with two others here on a Friday night and it was delicious. I had the Lobster roll and my other party members had the sushi dinner. Everything was amazing. The service was great and the space felt very cozy. Will...

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2.0
1y

Ok let's start with the good: Sushi is excellent. Fish is very fresh and I appreciate the Chef Saso's take on a rainbow roll (I forget, but it was either yellow tail or striped bass instead of crab stick.)

Fried zucchini fritters were delicious and tasty. $18 - a little pricey but appropriate for the rest of the menu's pricing.

That is where the good ended. The bad:

We ordered the fried chicken poutine and lobster roll. The fried chicken poutine was good - the white gravy sauce is excellent. However, it was supposed to come with cheese curds, and it did not. It came with small chunked cheese instead. It also did not come with the "hindquarter" as described on the menu. For $30, we were served a very small amount of chicken breast (see photo.) For this price point, we expected to have a little bit more chicken, appropriately described cheese curds and chicken type, and not a plateful of (what seemed to be) frozen fries - not even fresh cut fries.

Same with the lobster roll – as you can see in the picture, it was a very small amount of lobster that didn't even fill the small bun that it was in. For $34 this is overpriced and not worth ordering. The lobster meat was good and seemed fresh, but I mostly paid for frozen fries and a basic bun. I realize this isn't Maine, where lobster rolls are overflowing for $25, but I also expect that a restaurant charging $34 for a lobster roll would appropriately fill the bun they are using for their roll. And have fresh cut fries. Otherwise I would suggest to the restaurant to use a smaller bun that fills with the amount of lobster meat they are using, or fill the current bun with more lobster meat.

Service was subpar. The waiter we had was kind and nice, but did not check on us at all between serving us food. He also kept forgetting things. I had to ask 3 times for a lemon for my green tea, and he forgot our containers for leftovers when he brought the bill. Then when he brought a container it was the wrong lid that didn't fit the base. Again - guy was nice. But just not a great waiter.

A couple things I didn't bring to the restaurant or servers attention at the time: my napkin (cloth) has crusty food residue/stains on the backside after unrolling. And the soy sauce on the table was empty - we had to grab it off another table for our sushi; I would've told the waiter but he never came by the table again and/or I wasn't able to get his attention until our main meal came.

All in all, If I was going to go back, I'd only go back for the sushi. And that's a maybe, because of the price point. I expect much better quality and accurate menu descriptions for the price point of...

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5.0
1y

So disappointed with this place. As small business owners in the area my wife and I like to treat our clients who are also small business owners to local places in the area to support the restaurant scene. What did we get at this place? Some quality sushi but probably the worst restaurant service we have ever had to date since doing these traditional business celebratory outings. Want a drink? You had to wait 45 mins to an hour just to get it AND in order to get it you would have to remind your waiter several times that you still haven’t received the drink you ordered. Need your food you ordered also? Make sure to let the restaurant manager know that you haven’t received it after waiting for two hours and finally it will magically appear. Knowledge of the drinks you have at your restaurant? Non existent. It’s unfortunate because honestly the sushi was excellent and the other items were pretty good but the horrible service our table of 6 had to endure out shadowed every good piece of positive we could possibly share about this place. You would think a table spending close to $800 at your establishment for a business outing would be treated at the highest level tier of service but instead we almost felt like our presence was unwanted. We were there for three hours total and it wasn’t because we weren’t enjoying the atmosphere but rather how long we had to wait for our entire orders to be finalized

I regret not talking to the restaurant manager last night while we were there but honestly we just didn’t want to take away from having a good time with our people and it became a running joke with our group with how putrid the service was.

Safe to say for future business get togethers this place is crossed off with a big red marker that says BEWARE and for people that run this location I’d re evaluate your staff if you really would like to be a location people will go out of their way to entertain their guests.

Sad and unfortunate.

EDIT;

After this review was posted and replied to from the owner we reached out to him and he made everything right and then some. I was able to get the same ownership group out from the original dinner and they were beyond impressed. One of the most impressive turnarounds I’ve ever seen from our original experience. Great job to ownership, management, and staff in making this whole messy situation right. This place cares about your experience even if it was the worst case scenario like ours and they will do everything in their power to make sure your experience is top quality as nothing short of excellent is the bar.

Kudos to you albany war room tavern you...

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Kate FitzpatrickKate Fitzpatrick
Update: I'm not sure what happened to this restaurant in the three months since I last ate here, but damn the results are shocking. I made 6:45pm reservations for my husband's birthday for a party of 7 through the Open Table app in March of this year. We arrived early to get a drink in the bar before dinner. The drinks were not consistent and definitely not as good as the first time. I will note that bar staff was training, so likely this is the cause. When it came time to be seated, the dining room was full and the host seemed surprised at our group and wasn't aware of our reservation. We were led up to a third floor which initially seemed kind of neat. Until we realized that it was not heated and the lighting was so dark we couldn't see the menus even seated right next to the windows. When our drink orders were placed, they were taken by the same staffer that was being trained behind the bar when we arrived. She returned with the host to take our dinner orders and it became clear these staffers didn't understand what was on the menu. A couple members of my party tried to order the Sushi & Sashimi meal which is listed on the menu. The staff thought they were ordering two meals each and trying to explain to the staff that no they weren't each ordering the individual sushi and sashimi meals (which would have cost an additional $37 each!) was a joke. 45mins after the order was 'placed' we looked around and realized that none of the drinks had arrived, nor did the appetizers. Another party seated shortly after us was making similar comments about how it was taking. At this point, it was nearing 8pm, everyone was starving and it became clear we would not be eating anytime soon. I consulted with the wait staff and she said the drinks were 'almost ready' and I asked if our food order had even been started. She didn't know. I told her, please tell the kitchen not to bother because we're leaving. On the way out, we ran into the host and another man I think was the owner and again explained we would try back another night but please cancel our order. They offered to comp our drinks, but frankly that was not going to solve the issue at that point. We needed to eat and so we wound up going home and ordering take out sushi. This is especially frustrating when contrasted with our first experience at the War Room. I just don't understand how the quality and experience here tanked so quickly. Dropping my review to two stars as a result and really hoping whatever issues there are get figured out because it was amazing when it was working. Original Review: I had dinner with two others here on a Friday night and it was delicious. I had the Lobster roll and my other party members had the sushi dinner. Everything was amazing. The service was great and the space felt very cozy. Will definitely return.
M K (coopersmom820)M K (coopersmom820)
Ok let's start with the good: Sushi is excellent. Fish is very fresh and I appreciate the Chef Saso's take on a rainbow roll (I forget, but it was either yellow tail or striped bass instead of crab stick.) Fried zucchini fritters were delicious and tasty. $18 - a little pricey but appropriate for the rest of the menu's pricing. That is where the good ended. The bad: We ordered the fried chicken poutine and lobster roll. The fried chicken poutine was good - the white gravy sauce is excellent. However, it was supposed to come with cheese curds, and it did not. It came with small chunked cheese instead. It also did not come with the "hindquarter" as described on the menu. For $30, we were served a very small amount of chicken breast (see photo.) For this price point, we expected to have a little bit more chicken, appropriately described cheese curds and chicken type, and not a plateful of (what seemed to be) frozen fries - not even fresh cut fries. Same with the lobster roll – as you can see in the picture, it was a very small amount of lobster that didn't even fill the small bun that it was in. For $34 this is overpriced and not worth ordering. The lobster meat was good and seemed fresh, but I mostly paid for frozen fries and a basic bun. I realize this isn't Maine, where lobster rolls are overflowing for $25, but I also expect that a restaurant charging $34 for a lobster roll would appropriately fill the bun they are using for their roll. And have fresh cut fries. Otherwise I would suggest to the restaurant to use a smaller bun that fills with the amount of lobster meat they are using, or fill the current bun with more lobster meat. Service was subpar. The waiter we had was kind and nice, but did not check on us at all between serving us food. He also kept forgetting things. I had to ask 3 times for a lemon for my green tea, and he forgot our containers for leftovers when he brought the bill. Then when he brought a container it was the wrong lid that didn't fit the base. Again - guy was nice. But just not a great waiter. A couple things I didn't bring to the restaurant or servers attention at the time: my napkin (cloth) has crusty food residue/stains on the backside after unrolling. And the soy sauce on the table was empty - we had to grab it off another table for our sushi; I would've told the waiter but he never came by the table again and/or I wasn't able to get his attention until our main meal came. All in all, If I was going to go back, I'd only go back for the sushi. And that's a maybe, because of the price point. I expect much better quality and accurate menu descriptions for the price point of this restaurant.
Brett SearsBrett Sears
Went to the War Room for the first time last night. It was a great meal in a cool little spot downtown. The dining room is small and appointed with local and state-wide political memorabilia. Drinks bar downstairs, if you wanted to drop in for a quick cocktail. Dinner was with my wife and three kids. We were greeted warmly by the host, and a table was ready for us by the sushi bar where we could watch Saso work. Our server came by shortly and we ordered our drinks as she explained a couple specials. The menu is simple with a few American staples like a burger or grilled cheese, steaks, fried chicken. The descriptions of each dish were pretty fancy. The sushi menu is incredible. We ordered several different kinds of sushi, and my son had the vegetarian sushi platter. It was served with miso, a salad, and an incredible array or vegetarian sushi. He loved it. My other son loved the California roll; best he's ever had. The sushi was served beautifully. I had a burger and fries as well. Perfectly done, flavorful, and the fries were crisp and seasoned well. Daughter also had the chicken and waffles with a peach compote sauce. She said it was tasty. Dessert included cheesecake, red velvet cheesecake, and banana pudding. All were excellent. Our server was attentive and present, but not overbearing. She did an excellent job. Five of us ate; dinner, sushi, and 4 desserts plus one bar beverage brought the total bill to about $208.00 with the tip. And yes, there is a slight surcharge for using a credit card, which is weird. Also, the men's room had no paper towels to dry my hands. (I informed the bartender, and he apologized profusely and took care of it right away.) But everything was soooo delicious and the dining room is comfy and pretty cool in an old Albany building by the convention center. Head to the Albany War Room, eat some sushi and some tasty food, and enjoy your evening. You won't be disappointed. One regret: I didn't get my picture with Saso, the legend. I'll have to go back!
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Update: I'm not sure what happened to this restaurant in the three months since I last ate here, but damn the results are shocking. I made 6:45pm reservations for my husband's birthday for a party of 7 through the Open Table app in March of this year. We arrived early to get a drink in the bar before dinner. The drinks were not consistent and definitely not as good as the first time. I will note that bar staff was training, so likely this is the cause. When it came time to be seated, the dining room was full and the host seemed surprised at our group and wasn't aware of our reservation. We were led up to a third floor which initially seemed kind of neat. Until we realized that it was not heated and the lighting was so dark we couldn't see the menus even seated right next to the windows. When our drink orders were placed, they were taken by the same staffer that was being trained behind the bar when we arrived. She returned with the host to take our dinner orders and it became clear these staffers didn't understand what was on the menu. A couple members of my party tried to order the Sushi & Sashimi meal which is listed on the menu. The staff thought they were ordering two meals each and trying to explain to the staff that no they weren't each ordering the individual sushi and sashimi meals (which would have cost an additional $37 each!) was a joke. 45mins after the order was 'placed' we looked around and realized that none of the drinks had arrived, nor did the appetizers. Another party seated shortly after us was making similar comments about how it was taking. At this point, it was nearing 8pm, everyone was starving and it became clear we would not be eating anytime soon. I consulted with the wait staff and she said the drinks were 'almost ready' and I asked if our food order had even been started. She didn't know. I told her, please tell the kitchen not to bother because we're leaving. On the way out, we ran into the host and another man I think was the owner and again explained we would try back another night but please cancel our order. They offered to comp our drinks, but frankly that was not going to solve the issue at that point. We needed to eat and so we wound up going home and ordering take out sushi. This is especially frustrating when contrasted with our first experience at the War Room. I just don't understand how the quality and experience here tanked so quickly. Dropping my review to two stars as a result and really hoping whatever issues there are get figured out because it was amazing when it was working. Original Review: I had dinner with two others here on a Friday night and it was delicious. I had the Lobster roll and my other party members had the sushi dinner. Everything was amazing. The service was great and the space felt very cozy. Will definitely return.
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Ok let's start with the good: Sushi is excellent. Fish is very fresh and I appreciate the Chef Saso's take on a rainbow roll (I forget, but it was either yellow tail or striped bass instead of crab stick.) Fried zucchini fritters were delicious and tasty. $18 - a little pricey but appropriate for the rest of the menu's pricing. That is where the good ended. The bad: We ordered the fried chicken poutine and lobster roll. The fried chicken poutine was good - the white gravy sauce is excellent. However, it was supposed to come with cheese curds, and it did not. It came with small chunked cheese instead. It also did not come with the "hindquarter" as described on the menu. For $30, we were served a very small amount of chicken breast (see photo.) For this price point, we expected to have a little bit more chicken, appropriately described cheese curds and chicken type, and not a plateful of (what seemed to be) frozen fries - not even fresh cut fries. Same with the lobster roll – as you can see in the picture, it was a very small amount of lobster that didn't even fill the small bun that it was in. For $34 this is overpriced and not worth ordering. The lobster meat was good and seemed fresh, but I mostly paid for frozen fries and a basic bun. I realize this isn't Maine, where lobster rolls are overflowing for $25, but I also expect that a restaurant charging $34 for a lobster roll would appropriately fill the bun they are using for their roll. And have fresh cut fries. Otherwise I would suggest to the restaurant to use a smaller bun that fills with the amount of lobster meat they are using, or fill the current bun with more lobster meat. Service was subpar. The waiter we had was kind and nice, but did not check on us at all between serving us food. He also kept forgetting things. I had to ask 3 times for a lemon for my green tea, and he forgot our containers for leftovers when he brought the bill. Then when he brought a container it was the wrong lid that didn't fit the base. Again - guy was nice. But just not a great waiter. A couple things I didn't bring to the restaurant or servers attention at the time: my napkin (cloth) has crusty food residue/stains on the backside after unrolling. And the soy sauce on the table was empty - we had to grab it off another table for our sushi; I would've told the waiter but he never came by the table again and/or I wasn't able to get his attention until our main meal came. All in all, If I was going to go back, I'd only go back for the sushi. And that's a maybe, because of the price point. I expect much better quality and accurate menu descriptions for the price point of this restaurant.
M K (coopersmom820)

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Went to the War Room for the first time last night. It was a great meal in a cool little spot downtown. The dining room is small and appointed with local and state-wide political memorabilia. Drinks bar downstairs, if you wanted to drop in for a quick cocktail. Dinner was with my wife and three kids. We were greeted warmly by the host, and a table was ready for us by the sushi bar where we could watch Saso work. Our server came by shortly and we ordered our drinks as she explained a couple specials. The menu is simple with a few American staples like a burger or grilled cheese, steaks, fried chicken. The descriptions of each dish were pretty fancy. The sushi menu is incredible. We ordered several different kinds of sushi, and my son had the vegetarian sushi platter. It was served with miso, a salad, and an incredible array or vegetarian sushi. He loved it. My other son loved the California roll; best he's ever had. The sushi was served beautifully. I had a burger and fries as well. Perfectly done, flavorful, and the fries were crisp and seasoned well. Daughter also had the chicken and waffles with a peach compote sauce. She said it was tasty. Dessert included cheesecake, red velvet cheesecake, and banana pudding. All were excellent. Our server was attentive and present, but not overbearing. She did an excellent job. Five of us ate; dinner, sushi, and 4 desserts plus one bar beverage brought the total bill to about $208.00 with the tip. And yes, there is a slight surcharge for using a credit card, which is weird. Also, the men's room had no paper towels to dry my hands. (I informed the bartender, and he apologized profusely and took care of it right away.) But everything was soooo delicious and the dining room is comfy and pretty cool in an old Albany building by the convention center. Head to the Albany War Room, eat some sushi and some tasty food, and enjoy your evening. You won't be disappointed. One regret: I didn't get my picture with Saso, the legend. I'll have to go back!
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