Bar /Pub
Changing Times has a few locations and honestly I've enjoyed every one of them. Â This location is no different. Â
Changing Times does a slamming business because seemingly everyone has a great time there. Â The day bartenders are functional enough but they appeared to be overwhelmed by the happy hour Friday crowd...the second wave came on and all was good in the world. Â Even though our particular bartender was mentally not there, we managed to have a great time nonetheless.
Drinks were ample sized and well made and the happy hour prices were great. We ordered some snacks a few times and I was pleasantly surprised by the amount and quality of the food. Â Again, prices were excellent and we both had a grand ole time in there.
Great selection of music playing and other friendly customers made the night complete.
Definite my worth a visit to this or their other locations.
Parking in the area on the street.
Beware of the Bartenders .I guess it was my fault being there at shift change .We had two drinks and then put in a burger order bartender ask us to check out so she can collect a tip ok.Laid down $60 on a $45 bill she was about to leave and not bring any change 30% for slinging 2 drinks !!!!
Review Source:I personally  have had 20+meals at the Changing Times in Bayshore and I have yet to be disappointed.  The food is excellent and quick and the wait staff is always on point.  Whoever manages this place does a great job training the crew. Even if the food sucked (which it doesn't) you probably wouldn't care because the service is second to none.  Give it a try, you wont be disappointed.
Review Source:Was here on a Saturday night late around 11pm. Â The service was absolutely outstanding and the bartenders did an excellent job keeping my drinks full and my quick-draw games flowing. Â Â Food is good, drinks are great, and staff is fun and energetic. Â
Good Vibes. Â I will be heading back soon!
Came here on Sunday afternoon and was digging it immediately.
***Lazy Monday review***
-Lots of quality brews
-Drink specials everyday
-$8.50 pitchers of bud and $.40 wings during NY sports games (alllwayyyyssss)
-$5 frozen drinks on Sundays
-Dozens of TV's. Perfect. Got to see the Mets, Yanks and watch some preseason football.
-Food ordered was greasy, but we got fish n chips and a Reuben so it should have been relatively greasy.
-Help was pretty damn helpful
-Outdoor area for al fresco dining
Will it be this way on a football Sunday? Not sure. Â But for now...hit up Changing Times for some great drinks while watching some sports! It's pretty f'n great for the ADD sports fan.
This could be the best thing to open in downtown Bay Shore in years. Great atmosphere, great menu, and good prices. Two visits and I was hooked. Food was way better then expected and the funnel cake fries may be the best dessert ever created. Cute waitresses add to the experience. Five full yelp sports bar stars.
Review Source:If your looking for a place to watch a game this is a decent spot. There's so many TVs in this place you can't miss a minute of whatever you want to watch.
I went here on a Saturday night to see the Yankees game, a UFC fight was also on this place was packed til the fight was over it's seems to be a great place before midnight to hit.
I've got to say there was some pretty women at the bar probably for the fact it's pretty new and everyone wants to see what it's all about. Come football season I see this as a good local spot to see all the games.
After trying a vodka and ginger ale I had to stick with a Blue moon. The bartenders make weak drinks. I had a long island ice tea and went down way easier then it should of way to much coke. Â If your coming here stick to beers I know I will.
Also it has a nice space on the outside if you want to get away from the noise and crowd inside.
Kick ass execution of the Changing Times brand in Bay Shore. I am a huge fan of the East Northport location. Not sure why another reviewer has a problem with too many TV's, because it's a sports bar, so you kind of want to be able to see the game (whichever game) in any direction you look.
This joint has a much more upscale look to it than the other locales, nice wide open front doors to Main St with tables outside, an excellent touch, plus on my way out to the car we noticed a rear patio (but didn't get to see it close up) but that's awesome.
To pay for this new location, with the nice stacked stone veneer facade, $100,000 worth of TVs, premium cable TV service, the owners have JACKED the prices up over  the other locations. The Blue Moon pitcher that costs me $15 at E Nport is $17 in Bay Shore, and it appears that the menu has a $1 premium on all items compared to other locations. Also painfully removed from the menu is the poo poo platter, which is my favorite at the other spot!
But what this location HAS that Northport does not, is the Crunch Burger. This is perhaps the best burger I have had outside of Five Guys. It is insane, a burger with swiss, potato chips, coleslaw, russian, bacon, on a potato roll, superb! That is what is giving this location 4 stars and not 3, that burger alone. Really kick ass. Definitely will go back.
Just another bar with tons of TV's for you meatheads to watch UFC!! AFFLICTION!! How many Tv's did I count?? Too many.
I cant get past the bar too take a seat..Everyone is jam packed at the entrance by the bar. Â The Layout need some better planning before opening its doors. The whole outside thing is "alright" but I think tj finns does it alot better.
All and All its just a stop around bay shore. I would do this place 3 or 4 bars in. Not a Starter and deff not a closer.
This place is exactly what a sports bar should be. Â First of all, they have like 42 tv's, and you can see whatever game is on, literally from any spot in the bar. Â Secondly, the staff there is super nice; you actually get service with smile :) Â Thirdly, the food is a "cut above the rest," as far as sports bar food goes (Thai chicken skewers...yum). Â And, "home," (first, second, third, home...get it?) during games/happy hours, etc., Â it can be a high-energy place, which equals loud, but it's not so loud that you can't have a conversation with those around you.
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