Daddy O's Restaurant, Bar & Grill — Restaurant in Town of East Fishkill

Ok restaurant apart from having to step over a used condom in the parking space and yell at my kids not to touch it and avoid explaining why.

Update, returned for breakfast on Mother’s Day. Food didn’t have much flavor and was pricey but that’s not the issue. My son and daughter shared an adult plate of chocolate chip pancakes since the kids menu doesn’t have a single breakfast item on it. First they came out completely raw in the middle. Still liquid batter. They remade them and this time came out burnt. Didn’t even try to hide it just served up burnt blackened pancakes. Now comes the real issue since none of the breakfast items were on the kids menu we were charged $11 for two tiny kids apple juices and $4 for a tiny kids chocolate milk. Next we paid $3 extra for not paying cash. So we paid $93 after tax and tip for 1 omelette with 2 pieces of toast and home fries. 3 chocolate chip pancakes, and 2 orders of 3 pieces of French toast with 3 kids drinks, and ice coffee, and an ice tea. If this food was excellent I would still consider this expensive but the only thing acceptable was the French toast. I just can’t believe how much we were actually charged it doesn’t feel honest. At the grocery store the ingredients for this would have cost less than $15 and fed 3x the amount of people. Never again. Really wanted to like this place. Staff was very friendly thats about it. Hopewell needs some quality healthy food choices since it’s become basically Westchester north. Apart from Italian food there’s absolutely no decent options...

For starters, I have never not finished a meal, even if its not the greatest at a restaurant. Ordered the mozzarella sticks and the cheese was not melted but my wife and I ate them due to being so hungry. I ordered the pork chops and she the bourbon chicken. The pork chops were incredibly dry and over cooked and the bourbon chicken looked like it was sitting out for a while due to the cheese looking old on top. The mash potatoes were very tasteless and it looked like it came from a box. My wife asked for water and received tap water!! Which was not even filtered. We were willing to pay for the bourbon chicken since she ate part of it and the mozzarella sticks but the pork chops were barely touched. The manager was defensive when this was bought to her attention stating the bourbon chicken was a best meal, that doesn't mean we were served a good meal though. I always want to give a restaurant a second chance, tonight might have been an off night but after the attitude from the manager, no thank you. They did comp our meal and I paid for the sticks and drinks. On the up side, the wait staff were pleasant and...

Update: Came here twice, tiny amounts added to the tip each time. Not even a dollar altogether to me, but dishonest all the same.

When I arrived I thought I'd been here before, but I'm sure it's just because everything is about what you'd expect. The overweight serving staff makes you feel like you can order more, the ambiance is straight out of the 70s, the obnoxious country music is not loud enough to be bothersome, long bar with lots of taps separated from a large eating area with booths and tables. The food is greasy and almost everything is fried, with portions in proportion to the waitresses waistlines. Comfort food for the masses. Burgers are quite good, you can pay twice as much at a hipster place and get the same thing, there doesn't appear to be much else of note on the menu. You will not leave hungry, indeed I left a little nauseous - steer clear of the " bourbon chicken ", which had a hint of bourbon less indicative than a three letter crossword clue, and completely overpowered by the double batter fried chicken cutlets. Stick with the standards and you'll...