We had fried chicken. DELICIOUS. and the corn bread was real too!!!!!. Service and food was all TOP NOTCH. We will definitely dine here again and again.

Hubby and I went to Harrys bar and grill for dinner tonight. We ordered chicken parm from the light menu. This had 4 very large breaded chicken strips with a delicious sauce ove penne. Our server Jacey was great. Very cheerful and attentive. Would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for great food in an airplane themed restaurant.

Drinks were really good. The 2 sandwiches we got, roast beef & turkey club were delicious. Delaney our server, even though extremely busy, was amazing. Typical pub, has an airplane theme which is pretty cool.

The food has always been great! The Apache Nachos are awesome! The service couldn't be better. We know all the waiters and they are all very friendly and very good! I like the atmosphere and it's great if you love sports . lots of tv's so you get the full spectrum! Ohh it's also very clean too!

Ok now I don't think I'm just getting lucky because they knocked the whole belly clam platter out of the park again. Clams were plump and tender and cooked to perfection. This place is known for wings but someone in that kitchen knows something about seafood. Well done Harry's

Food is on point , it seems like u have to be a fry cook , or be experienced in a fry cooking not a place for fresh vegetables, service is always good , ambiance is interesting with the air plane memorabilia and the lights in the restaurant . But over all a welcoming environment.

Love this Place, always a good meal! A must stop by if your in the area. Chicken Parm really good as well

Five stars for HBAG. I'm not really a pub-grub dood unless the grub is good and the scene must be solid. Most often the pub-grub scene is just a low-class slob pit with janky food. Harry's is NOT in this category. Harry's is good-quality pub grub and the scene is solid. Prices are quite reasonable and appear to be not much affected by Sleepy Joe. Also of note is that the physical establishment is quite neat and clean and groovy and service is friendly AF. It is all pimped out with an aviation theme. Let's do deets: We kicked it of with a couple of toddies and the drink list features Margs and Signature Ad Hoc Cocktails. They are well made and not cheeped out on booze content and are garnished and come in semi-specialty glasses and made with relatively patient care. My Marg was very good and came with a shot of Grand Mariner included on the side. Muy bueno. Our waitress, Delaney, was friendly AF and very competent and helpful and answered our numerous questions well. They are "world famous" for their wings which are "pterodactyl-style" wings being flats and drummies attached. They are wicked mega wings, harkening back to the avian behemoths of the prehistoric era. They are cooked to order and thusly wicked hot and a decent variety of "sarces" are offered. My One got a Cheese 'Za along with a Four-Piece Wing. I had the Spicey 'Za which was fully loaded with yumm-O krap on it including Blew Cheese, etc. Both pies were wicked hot and a bang for the buck. For 'ssert we got two more toddies being a Bailey's OTR with Whip Cream and this boi got a Double X-presso 'Tini. Both yumski. Lastly, I was impressed by the cleanliness. No krumb-laden janky wet tables or dust bunnies about. Various aviation vignettes are peppered about. It is well-maintained and military-like pride is taken to make it neat and clean in all areas. Most all items are aviation-named foodstuffs, i.e., P51 Mustang Bites, SR-71 Flatbread 'Za, and so forth... The damage was about 87 smackers (sans tip) for four drinks and two pies and wings. Hats off to Harry. Thank you for your service... Peep it out. PS -There is a semihealthy-option menu section for any hippies and/or tree-huggers -no granola though -sorry!