This is not a tricky question, but what do you do after a long day at work, then  taking the 6 train, transfer to the N and then get on the #7 to go home ?
Well, I don't know about you, but I stop at my favorite bar in Woodside, AKA ("La Capilla" / The Chapel) for a nice cold and refreshing GUINESS. Whether my buddy Terry or the gorgeous July are bartending, it is always a great experience. Â Most times I simply open my iPad and continue my train reading. Â Â This place also has WiFi so my phone and iPad automatically switch and I can check emails and catchup with news or Facebook non-sense ... Â Yeah, I go there to relax, have a good time or simply listen to music. Â I'm not into sports, but they do have some good soccer matches and, of course, Rugby.
There are at least 8 other bars within walking distance, but I only recommend this one. Â I've been to the others, but they are not the same ... Â and none have WiFi.
if you aren't hungry, but just want a beer or 4, terry's your man. Â a very friendly publican. Â he can cut off a drunk like nobody's business, and then turn around and give a friendly grin to the rest of the bar. Â he'll remember your name, and what you fancy. Â just what you want in a bartender. Â
and the other reviewers are right: you aren't likely to meet the love of your life here, unless you're looking for a 50 year old irishman. Â but if that's what you're looking for, and who you're avoiding, you might do better to steer clear of woodside watering holes in general. Â it's that kind of neighborhood.
beers are cheaper here. Â you get a friendly freebie every now and again. Â if you don't like the music on the juke (and i often don't), you can always pay a buck to make it play what you want to hear: that's what it's there for.