
Unique spacious restaurant and bar filled with eclectic decor. Serving up a delicious menu that is always house-made and fresh. Full bar with a large variety of cocktails, mock-tails, local and domestic beers. Three floors of hourly pool tables and darts!
Wood-trimmed pub featuring a 2nd-story billiards room, bar bites & seasonal outdoor seating.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 14 Masonic St, Northampton, MA 01060
Phone: (413) 584-5957
Website: http://www.packardsnorthampton.com/
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Edit: Yesterday I came back after a while and the food was so disappointing. These are our wings vs the wings I ordered last time I went. Burnt wings even the garlic parmesan weren’t golden. My sons kids meal dry,fries were dark and cold. I don’t even know how the waitress brought that plate to the table. We ordered a side of cornbread but never got it (but was put on the bill) I order no carrots extra celery with the wings and still got the carrots. I don’t know if she wasn’t paying attention or was just careless. We didn’t say anything but we left disappointed. I felt bad because I was bragging about the food with friend and she ate there for the first time.
We were greeted by an employee/ “bouncer” outside who informed us that no outside food or beverages were allowed — which was understandable, so we disposed of what we had. My girlfriend handed over her ID with no issue. When I handed over mine (a valid driver’s license), he looked at it, then asked if I had a student ID or any other form of ID. I told him I didn’t — I’m not in school and already gave him my driver’s license, which should’ve been enough.
He then said he couldn’t accept “someone else’s ID,” implying it wasn’t mine — even though it clearly was. A nearby bus driver who overheard offered to take a look and even confirmed it looked like me, but the bouncer dismissed him, saying his opinion didn’t matter.
At this point, I was frustrated — we had just thrown out our drinks in good faith, only to be potentially denied entry over a license that is 100% mine. I explained that I wasn’t even planning to drink (I’m the only one in the group who doesn’t), and only then did he offer to mark an X on my hand and let me in. I agreed, just to move on.
Then, bizarrely, he told me it was “just a test” because apparently most people “run away” when questioned. Not sure what kind of approach that is for welcoming paying guests.
Sadly, the bad vibes didn’t end there. Once inside, the bartender glanced at us, then immediately turned away. We stood at the bar for a bit, only to see the bouncer come in, gesture toward us, and the bartender nodded — then continued ignoring us completely. It was obvious we weren’t wanted there from the start, and it made the entire group feel uncomfortable. We left shortly after.
We ended up going to Tunnel Bar instead and had a great time. Their staff was friendly, welcoming, and they use a proper ID scanner — instead of relying on one guy’s personal judgment of whether you “look enough” like your photo.
Would not recommend this place based on the lack of professionalism and overall unwelcoming atmosphere.