Sean Og Tavern

Only had a Special, first time to eat there, so I can't say anything too negative or positive just yet. I believe it has good music there and big bar inside. The Post office theme is cool also.

great bar for some outdoor eating and drinking in the neighborhood on a weeknight. the food is fine -- but i prefer the food over at cuckoo's nest (sorry! - but it's true).

i love that they have paulaner and blue moon because white wheat beers are my go-to beers.

there is a crazy dance party on fri/sat nights that happens here of mostly tibetan and nepali folk who like to drink alot, and believe it or not, tibetan and nepali guys are known to be fighters/aggressive  -- so just be aware -- don't piss anyone off -- but still, it's a relatively diverse and very fun party nevertheless, plus it can get very crowded. it's kinda bizarre, honestly. go here on a fri or sat night if you're already trashed or want to be. go here on a weeknight if you want to sit outside, chat, and have a beer.

i also like watching the games here because it has a social bar feel to it -- not a sports bar feel. i'm not into sports bars at all, but i like watching sports. no screaming -- just low key game watching.

Sean Og's is a bit bipolar.  From opening time - 11AM I believe since this is Woodside and those Irish and Korean folks need their drinks! - until about 9 PM this as good a local tavern as one could ever want.  Happy hour lasts from 11 until 7 PM and everything is $4 and that includes their decent selection of craft and imported drafts and all the whiskeys.  Adding to the fun is that incredibly amiable and hospitable bartenders almost always buy you a drink back for every two you buy.  Not convinced? Not only is there a $9 beer and burger special but there's a patio which sits in the sun all spring and summer.  Don't know what to do on your Sunday Funday? Head to Sean Og's, grab a seat outside and drink in the sun.  Trusty me. I've done it before and it's fun.

Worth a stop if you're going to or from CitiField, Flushing for dim sum, SriPraPha for Thai, Jackson Heights for Indian food, or any trek you might make that requires taking the 7 to 61st street or LIRR to Woodside.

As for the bipolar bit, after 9PM the local kids seem to descend on the place; especially on weekends when they even have bouncers outside checking IDs, which makes this the only bar in Woodside that does so.  I've made it a practice to avoid Sean Og's when that mess is going on.