Kasey’s Kitchen & Cocktails

After spending a gratuitous amount of money at this establishment, the staff got loud and aggressive with our wedding party, preventing us from simply crossing through the venue to exit out the front door. They used foul language and threatened adults (not drunk kids) with violence. Unreasonably ignorant. Anyone who spends their hard earned dollars at this establishment is foolish.

Rude to women!!!
Aggressive and violent bouncers who threaten patrons for no reason.
Honestly, how many people need to comment negatively before we stop giving money to this terrible bar and restaurant?

This review is for the club part of this place I was in the neighborhood this past weekend we were looking for a fun place where we could have drinks & dance after passing by another place we ended up coming here.
$ 5 dollar cover charge not bad & definitely something u rarely find.
The place itself is pretty big plenty of space to walk around in with a few rooms to dance.
Drinks we stuck to beer for the night can’t go wrong not sure on prices since I wasn’t paying can’t imagine prices being too bad tho.
Once settled we danced the night away.
I was glad that they played a good variety of music this is always a plus with me they played a bit of everything from House to Hip hop.
Good crowd my only complain here is that people were pretty rude when moving around the crowd kind of annoying that people just don’t have the common curtesy to excuse themselves.
Over all we had a good time if in the area again I wouldn’t mind coming back.

DO NOT GO HERE. Was verbally harassed by the bouncers!!! Terrible place and will not be returning. The owner clearly has no control over its employees

This review is ONLY for the bar scene on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.
The atmosphere is fun, young, and usually one of the more lively bars in the area. The bartenders are quick, efficient, and always on their A-​game. Drink prices are normal/​reasonable. Cover charge is typically $ 5.
I’m definitely a fan of the set up. The actual bar is fairly spacious and there is plenty of room for you to do your thing. When it’s packed it still doesn’t feel too crowded. There are booths, and a decent size dance floor. Later on in the night they open up a second bar area which is a plus.
The DJ’s are great and play a nice variety of new and old school music. People tend to get excited when they hear an old song that they used to love which certainly contributes to an overall fun night out.
I also really like «Ladies Nights» (Thursday) here. At a lot of other places, service/​quality of mixed drinks are compromised when it’s an open bar for ladies but this is not the case here.
I’ve never eaten or been here during the day so I can’t comment but I wouldn’t hesitate to try it out.

Sometimes it can get hard on Long Island if you want to go out to a bar and/​or dancing to have a great time and for cheap. This place is really hit or miss for me honestly. It’s Minutes away from the rockville centre train station, $ 5 dollar cover charge. Music is just OK, Drinks are just OK– kinda on the cheaper side. There’s a good amount of seating area around. The dance floor gets really crowded and hot, people are also kinda just OK and don’t give off that friendly, positive vibe I like to see at bar or club.
I’d probably try to find a place with a better atmosphere if I had a choice.

This place is sexist. Young girls are allowed on their rooftop, but men have to be 30+. How a 29 year old man is somehow less qualified to stand on a roof than a 23 year old girl, I have no clue. In this day and age, having different age standards for men and women can be classified as nothing other than discriminatory.
Let it be known that when I tried to go to the rooftop, I was completely sober with a group of 3 women. The bouncer said «they can go, but you can’t». Great business!

Dinner review for a party of 13 on a Saturday!
Overview: Amazing place for a birthday dinner! Great food, drinks, service, music, and atmosphere.
Food: SO GOOD, first off their menu options all sounded divine but I chose to share the burger and penne al la vodka with my boyfriend. I loved the burger but the penne was to die for, I highly recommend it. The portions are perfect! No one in our party was disappointed.
Drinks: I ordered the Rooftop 32 drink and tried practically everyone else’s cocktail. All of them delicious!
Service: For a large group on a busy night they did above and beyond. Everyones food came out together and on a timely fashion.
We accidentally tipped our waitress 11% because they didn’t add it for us and were told she would not split the check. We gave her more money when she came and complained but how were we supposed to know who tipped what? We felt really bad but it was an honest mistake!
Atmosphere: its on a rooftop with backyard lighting. Its has a bar area where you can dance and stuff but the music is loud enough to dance in your seat too! I thought the music was amazing and it made me feel good all night
Prices: before going there I thought their prices were pretty steep for what I thought to be a bar’s restaurant, but honestly it was worth it. Drinks were at least 10 a piece but they were delicious and gourmet, mine had muddled berries.
I highly recommend this place for your next birthday dinner… If you order dessert for the birthday girl/​boy they plate it with a sparkler.
For Instagram lovers their presentation is beautiful and their backdrop for pictures is amazing.
My only suggestion would be to make it easier for larger groups to pay/​tip properly so we don’t accidentally stiff the amazing waitress!

I came here for dinner over the weekend and we decided to sit on the rooftop which is around the back and up a long staircase. The restaurant was pretty empty for dinner as it was still chilly, but my wife and I didn’t mind. The restaurant was really clean and Vincent our server was excellent. I had the skirt steak and my wife had the burger which she enjoyed. The ambiance was really pleasing and makes me think that on a summer night the rooftop would be a fun place to grab a drink. As this is one of the only rooftop bar/​restaurants in Rockville Centre I would definitely say you should stop in for some food or at least a drink.

They get 1 star because of their lack of communication & poor business skills. I contacted them over the span of 2 months to book an evening event for about 25 people — they emailed me back twice «oh I was on vacation» «oh I’m calling right now» «oh I’m forwarding your email on as we speak» so i finally called them to my surprise I was left on hold and then disconnected! I don’t mean to sound negative but so unprofessional!!!

Went here for a conference so I am not able to fully review Kasey’s as a bar/​restaurant but overall the service was good and the food they served was good as well. For a conference, the space they gave us comfortably held around 100 people.

I’ve been a regular patron here for awhile. This place is an RVC institution. Disregard the reviews of people who have been kicked out or who complain about cover charges during Irish day. 1) act like you’ve been here before, and behave accordingly. And 2) if a $ 10 cover charge is going to ruin your experience then you need to reevaluate your priorities before going out.
This place has great food, a wide selection of beers and super friendly staff. It’s well
worth a visit if you are looking for a great night out.

Im glad I went because I never been there before. I will probably never go back. It’s definitely a young crowd, I felt like I was back in HS. The place had a dirty feel to it. There was a 10.00 cover charge. I actually didn’t drink. Place was packed. Some guy came up behind me, touched my back, touched my hair, says something to me, I didnt like it… Some girl grabs my arm and says please don’t go, I was trying to get off the dance floor, ugh. Really not my type of place at all. I’ll stick to long beach, thank you.

This place is sooooo fuuuunn!!! Went on Saturday night. Brings me back to my college days when everyone used to go wild in a barn.
Got there before the 11 p.m. and didn’t have to pay a cover. Nice. It costs $ 2 to check your coat.
$ 6 for a rum and ginger ale. It wasn’t quite strong enough for me but for the price, I could deal. Had a $ 12 long island iced tea that was very good. It definitely did it’s job.
Lots of people having fun on the dance floor. Really fun. So fun. I loved it. It’s a great place to go out. Did I mention it’s fun?

Pretty good happy hour, but Rockville Centre has several of these. Theresa is there on Fridays she makes great drinks. I’ve only ordered from the happy hour food menu, and everything tastes pretty meh but it was cheap. I’ll probably come back and try the food one some day.

We came here to celebrate my nephew’s baptism with close family and friends on a Sunday afternoon in Kasey’s party room, directly behind the sports bar. The party room blocked out much of the noise that would’ve carried over from the restaurant. The décor wasn’t overly done; nice paintings on the walls, and high seats for the benches which were comfortable. We were a party of about 40 – 50 people, and we all had plenty of room to walk around and stand and chat with other guests. The real star though, was the food.
People of all ages at this party, my 89 year old grandmother included, all raved about the buffet styled dinner. The party was from 4−8PM, and the staff paced it all very well. The selections for dinner were a fresh Caesar salad (not drowning in dressing either), a variety of rolls, tortellini pasta with colored peppers in an alfredo sauce (AKA tortelini primavera), pork loin, pepper steak, broiled salmon in a light white lemon sauce, chicken scarpiello, red skinned roasted potatoes, and for the kids, chicken nuggets with french fries. This is better known as the Grande Buffet package.
Plating was very generous, and the staff refilled the trays often, which was really wonderful to see the attentiveness. The only star I took away was that there was no water or soda pitchers on the tables; every time you wanted a drink, you went to the open bar. The bartender was great; he was totally on top of it.
Great option for your next party if you are local in the area; my sister and my brother-​in-​law were pleased, and I was a happy guest.

I am originally from New York City so when my friend from Manhattan came to visit, I wanted to bring her somewhere she would enjoy. We love outdoor dining and since Kasey’s recently opened their rooftop, we decided to dine there. When we arrived, Debbie the manager, took our reservation (we didn’t make one in advance) and told us it would be a bit of a wait. She escorted us to the bar for a drink. At the bar, which was packed, we were immediately served. Great service!
The fans on the roof kept the place nice cool on what was a very hot summer night. The wait was not bad given we did not have a reservation and it was a Saturday evening. Debbie came back to the bar to find us as soon as our table was ready. We loved this as in some experiences at other restaurants, you usually have to go back up to the reservation stand to ask about your table.
Dinner was served in a timely manner, cocktails were well made and we really enjoyed ourselves. We would definitely come back whether it is for a cocktail or dinner!

I like the dance section on Saturday nights but everyone seems like they are in high school. Was easy to get in though (I’m 24) so not sure what everyone’s issue with security is.

I’ve been coming to Kasey’s to booze it up & party since back in my fake ID days, but since I’ve grown up a bit I haven’t been back in awhile. Recently, however, I dined at their Rooftop 32, which is a beautiful place to eat on a nice summer night. This review is ONLY about Rooftop 32.
Trying to stray away from the sports bar vibe and cuisine, they offer a different menu and atmosphere from the downstairs main area. In fact, it’s a separate entrance altogether. It would be nice if they could put a sign somewhere outside to let people know that, it’s kind of just a dark staircase in a dark alley.
Anyway, we were a carnivorous bunch so we tried I would say literally half the menu. Angus sliders, Hawaiian Quesadilla, Buffalo Bleu Dip (in a bread bowl), Sweet Chili calamari, Baby Back Ribs = All Great.
Skirt Steak was a small portion and the au gratin potatoes it came with were super salty. I can get a skirt steak at Hudson & McCoy in Freeport that is as long as my arm for the same price they charged here.
Shrimp flatbread was nothing special.
Spinach artichoke dip was average.
Lobster Sliders were not good at all. So much celery and mayo you honestly could not taste the lobster not even a little bit, and bacon does not belong on a lobster roll.
A bit pricey, but I suppose in order to separate themselves from the chicken fingers and buffalo wings clientele downstairs they feel the need to be expensive. I’m actually OK with that frame of mind. However, this is where they lost me: If you are trying to create an upscale dining experience with upscale prices, you CANNOT serve drinks in PLASTIC CUPS. It blows my mind that you would put Cakebread on your wine list and have the balls to pour it into a plastic wine glass. Or serve beer in a can with a plastic solo cup like it’s a baseball game. Plus the beer selection sucks. Shit like this blows my mind. They probably spent hundreds of thousands on the rooftop renovation/​construction but they couldn’t spend a few hundred on glassware.
EDIT:
–RECENTLY FOUND OUT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LAW IS THE REASON FOR THE PLASTIC CUPS/​DRINK GLASSES. SO ITS THE INCORPORATED VILLAGE I SHOULD BE MAD AT, NOT KASEY’S. —
The rooftop is definitely a great setting when the weather is nice, but overall it leaves something to be desired…

One word: Racists.
I’ve been here before, and this place always struck me as a go-​to place for the partiers that flock to RVC. Kasey’s isn’t top on my list, but it’s always been on my radar. On this last visit to Kasey’s, I went for the sole reason of dining at their rooftop restaurant, which has its own separate name, Rooftop 32. That experience was just fine, but it was the experience in Kasey’s that was horrific.
At Rooftop 32, I enjoyed the sliders (yummy caramelized onions) but not so much the fries. The fries are basically potato chips in the form of french fries. Not good. I happily sipped on white wine, but once the rain started coming down, we decided to go back inside.
Once inside Kasey’s, we saw that the crowd had grown quite a bit. Lots of younger folks, many of whom were playing top 40s/​pop songs on the jukebox. Using my jukebox app on my phone (yes, that’s a thing), I played a few songs that I wanted to hear. Namely: hip hop.
When my first song came on (a new Kanye West song), it played for about 30 seconds, and stopped. I looked around, confused. The next Kanye West song came on, and played to completion. I figured it was just some sort of glitch. A few other songs played. Then my next song came on (an instrumental/​electronic song) which again played to completion. But then my next hip hop song came on («Pop That») and this time, it played for about 15 seconds. I looked over, saw the male bartender slightly shake his head, and magically, my song turned off. That’s when I knew the songs were being skipped to this guy’s liking.
I promptly asked who turned the songs off. The female bartenders (in their booty shorts) very reluctantly answered me, pointing to the guy. I said that I deserved a refund, because that song costed me $ 2, and this guy decided it wasn’t to his liking. I got up, approached him, and asked if he turned the song off. He smugly said he did. I demanded my money back, and he slapped the $ 2 down on the bar.
The girls gave me the excuse that since people were eating dinner, they didn’t want to play those songs.
EXCUSE ME? Then don’t have a jukebox. If you have a jukebox, then you have to be ready for someone to play any random song they so desire. And guess what? Everyone has to hear it. If I am spending the $ 2, I expect to hear my song all the way through. My song choices should NOT be subjected to some smug douche-​nozzle who clearly doesn’t like any music that doesn’t fit his taste (namely, Kanye West and any other hip hop song).
It’s a sad, sad day when this kind of not-​so-​hidden racism is thrown in your face. I guess it’s to be expected in a place like Rockville Centre, but it just disgusts me that this type of white ignorance and close-​mindedness is still so alive and well, especially in a place where people come to eat, drink, and have a good time.
Kasey’s — what a disappointment.