Thirsty's Tavern — Restaurant in City of Binghamton

Not bad ambience looks newly put together so it doesn't have the old feeling of a cowboy or a country bar. The only thing that's really feels country in here is the music pumping out to the speakers. We got in sat down and find a seat easy enough, but nobody came up to us for a drink or a menu for about 15 minutes. When someone finally did come up to us it was a waitress so we ordered drinks. Even though the place looked p pretty slow. She asked if we wanted menus and we emphatically said yes. 15 minutes later to bartender is coming up to us asking us if we'd like food. That would be a si amigo. Food came pretty quick once we ordered it. Both of us actually had the same thing which was the half pound mushroom burger. It's a big burger with dea descent amount of mushrooms and some white cheese, so we'll just call it white cheddar. Fries are pretty good, not too crunchy, note to salty, actually there the best part of the meal. right. The bun was too big for the burger and needed to be grilled. Tasted like they just come out of a plastic wrap bag. Price who is normal. Pretty nonchalant attitude getting the check for getting paid though. I guess it's who you know around here for better service. Out of towner customers beware I guess. Pretty good food I If you don't mind the wait. Even when it's seems...

Thirsty's delivers an acceptable dining experience on the CHEAP!

It had been a while since the last time we hit up Thirsty's for a meal so we decided to give it a shot on a Saturday evening. We visited between the hours of 5pm-7pm and the establishment was only slightly busy.

The first thing that caught my eye is that the prices for everything seem to be stuck in 2009, and that is far from a complaint! $9 for a burger with chips, or $10.25 for a burger with fries is the lowest I have seen a burger priced in years. Most of the rest of the menu items at Thirsty's reflect this concept as well. We ordered a burger and a Philly cheese steak on this visit.

Staff were friendly and quick to take our order. From the time of ordering to the time we received our fo

od was between 10-15 mins which is on par with what is expected.

The food arrived hot and was good, however not blowing anybody's socks off. For the cost of the food, this is perfectly acceptable.

Overall, I would visit Thirsty's again for nothing other than the cheap food. It did the trick, was good, and certainly didn't...

1/21/24 was my first and last visit to Thirsty's. We only went because beer thirty was closed. This place is DISGUSTING. The entire place is disheveled. The glasses were cold but the drinks from the tap were flat and almost room temperature. I got a fiddlehead and my friend got an angry orchard. Both $5 a piece. The younger gentleman who was bartending kept taking watered down shots with a crowd at the end of the bar. The woman who was working did nothing but complain to the couple next to us about how sick she's been. No one checked on us after we got our round of drinks. We had to flag them down to close the tab. We probably could have walked out un noticed. The top of the bar was cluttered with empty bottles. You have a visual of the cooking/prep area and it is not the cleanest. I would not even consider ordering food from there. I did leave a $3 tip just because....