Family Run Tavern in Maspeth Queens Opened in 1933

O'Neill's Maspeth began as Plateau Tavern in 1933, now serving filet mignon and teriyaki chicken dumplings with games on many TVs.

Catch the game with dumplings.

🏈 Game Night Pub Food in Maspeth

Sports night in Maspeth comes with a menu that stretches past the usual pub expectations. This family run tavern opened on the day Prohibition ended, beginning as Plateau Tavern in 1933.

The kitchen serves classic pub fare, putting filet mignon and teriyaki chicken dumplings on the same menu, alongside California grilled chicken wraps and sweet potato fries. That range leaves room for a steak dinner or a wrap while the game plays across numerous televisions.

Expect a crowd that can get loud during games, with a friendly atmosphere that stays lively even midweek. Danny Pyle is among the current proprietors of the tavern on 53rd Drive, where the family connection carries into the present.

Booking is recommended. Doors open daily at 11 AM, with closing at 1 AM Sunday through Thursday and half past three AM on Friday and Saturday nights.


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