Croxley's Rockville Centre
Croxley’s Rockville Centre is a casual and cozy sports bar with a welcoming atmosphere, popular for lunch and dinner. It features fast service, a great selection of beer and cocktails, and caters to diverse crowds including college students and groups. The venue is wheelchair accessible with outdoor seating where dogs are allowed, making it a pet-friendly spot. While the food receives mixed reviews, the wings and certain steak dishes are highlighted favorites. The bar offers payment convenience, parking options, and is LGBTQ friendly.
Reviews
Sports bar with lots of TVs and an excited crowd. The waitress was friendly, but inattentive with taking orders, bringing a take-out bag, bringing the bill and then taking it. They have a large beer menu, but they were out of several of my party’s choices.
Tiny shrimp, passable amount. The fries are great. Bland mussel pot sauce.
Overall experience is nice, good atmosphere, really good food, and amazing service, we went with two friends and we enjoyed it.
Came here on. I love coming here and getting greeted with such friendly service clean environment, food and drinks are always top notch! Wings are great here skirt Steak is even better! Must get it! Thanks Justine for always taking care of me! You’re the best!
If you’ve been to one croxley’s, it’s safe to say you’ve been to them all. Other than some differences in the decor, you get pretty much the same vibe from all the locations. This one seemed a bit dim, and a bit noisy but this is typical Friday after work sports bar energy. Friendly and attentive staff, wall to wall tv’s and very crowded. The wings were both crunchy & cooked to perfection, and the names suited the sauces perfectly. The waffle fries were pretty good. The Poboy sandwich on the other hand, left my taste buds screaming in disappointment to say the least. The sandwich came adorned with about 8 to 10 quarter size would be shrimp, that tasted like they came straight out of a box, 3 parts batter 1 part shrimp. I was born in Bensonhurst Brooklyn, but I’ve eaten poboy sandwiches in many different restaurants at many different locations and this is my far the worst one I’ve ever had.
Came by for lunch yesterday looking for something quick and easy, so we didn’t have high expectations going in. The place has a typical bar-restaurant vibe—slightly dark and a bit outdated, but comfortable enough for a casual meal.
The food was just okay. The wings could’ve used more seasoning, and the sweet potato fries were disappointing—I didn’t go back for a second bite. The mac and cheese tasted like artificial Velveeta, which wasn’t for me. My turkey burger was fine, and my husband said the ribs were decent.
Out waitress was nice and helpful.
Overall, not terrible, but not somewhere we’d rush back to.