The 50 best pubs in New York City

Drank at the tap room. I remember a time when the tap room only had beer. I am so pleased to know they have cocktails and food available now. This place has always been impeccable. I’ve been here a handful of times and never left disappointed. I can’t remember the names of the drinks but they had a cocktail that had Guinness and it really was a standout, as well as the Irish coffee Alexander, and I don’t even like coffee 🤣. Don’t sleep on the Scotch eggs either. Best ones I’ve had! This one really upsets me that we don’t have something similar in Vegas. I mean we have bars but this one just has something about it 😁

The Irish coffee is a must-try, you won’t be disappointed. The Old Fashioned was good, though a bit on the sweeter side for my taste. The fried chicken was just okay, nothing particularly special. The tiramisu was one of the best I’ve had. We sat in the Parlour, which had great vibes and good service, making for a pleasant overall experience. We did not have a reservation for parlor, but still managed to get a table on a Sunday.

Great Irish vibe, definitely reminiscent of being in Ireland. The service was great, everyone was very friendly. The Irish coffee was sublime and the Guinness pour and temperature was spot on, honestly can’t think of a better Guinness I’ve had outside of Ireland. I grabbed the short rib sliders to snack on and they were very flavorful and fork tender. They also have a phenomenal Irish whisky selection.

Been coming here for years. Every single time, it’s a good time. Off night. Weekend. Holiday. Every. Single. Time. The staff is always sooooo nice. Several rooms and vibes to choose from. Every single entree I’ve had to eat here is amazing. Tonight I tried the ham and cheese and later the shepherd’s pie. Both.. amazing! All of the cocktail holiday drinks were on point. I rarely give 5 stars. This place truly deserves all of them. Every single time I visit. Keep it up. Thank you!!! This a must go to for locals and

This fantastic Irish pub deserves every bit of its stellar rating. We had the short rib sliders, the mouth watering lamb chop shorts and the house chips. Plus Guinness and frozen Irish coffee. Everything was perfectly done. Super friendly and attentive staff. The decor is one of a kind. We got there at 5:30pm on a Tuesday. The place was packed but they sat us right away.

Great place with an excellent atmosphere. Unfortunately, we had a bad experience with the billing as we were double charged. Being charged an extra $500 is a significant amount for us, and it caused quite a hassle as we had to deal with the bank to cancel the duplicate charge. Despite the great ambiance, this billing issue greatly impacted our overall experience.

My husband and I stopped by for a quick beer after an amazing dinner next door. The space is so cool! I love the sawdust on the floor and the whole vibe was fun! We did not have food or visit the restroom so my review is based on service and the beer! I would recommend! 🍻

I was brought here by a Manhattan local. If you want to see Old New York, this is the place! 171 years! There is so much history in here I was blown away. Two choices for beer: Light Ale or Dark Ale. I went with the dark. McSorley's is a great place to stop in for a couple of beers and a quick lunch. Top notch service! And the sawdust floor was truly a delight.

One of the originals and still the best. Go here for a true Irish pub atmosphere. Tourist and locals mixing it up having a grand time. I live in Florida and the last time I was here was 30 years ago! Both times I’ve had a blast! Hint: you have two choices of beer, light and dark. Both delicious. You come in and order anything else you’ll get grief. Come here and enjoy!

What can I say about the old ale house? You’re wrapped in history the moment you walk in. Sawdust on the floor, memorabilia covering the walls—it’s like stepping back in time. Today was the first time I actually sat down for a meal. I had the fish and chips (only served on Fridays), and it was excellent. The tartar sauce was exactly what I was hoping for, and the fish had an incredibly crispy exterior—reminded me of Ryan’s Week in Troy. They use a seasoned panko breadcrumb instead of the traditional beer batter most places go with, and honestly, it’s a great choice. Highly recommended.

Had an awesome visit to McSorley's. Like walking back in time. Both the light and dark ales were great and the hotdog with sauerkraut and spicy mustard was legit one of the best I've ever had, The bun was super fresh, the dog very fresh with a good snap and the mustard was super sharp and delish!

This pub was everything I had hoped it would be - a true step back in time. With only 2 types of beer - light or dark - this feels like it has remained unchanged since the 1850s. As soon as I stepped in, I was transported to a different era. This is a true NYC gem.

Very much worth the visit, great beer, fun people. Lots of folks stopping by since it's such an icon. Hard to take in all the stuff on the wall. Cash only, but there's is an ATM outside. And yes, that's sawdust on the floor.

Owned and operated by the Maher Family, this is a must visit pub that's been a staple in Manhattan for 150 years. You get 2 options, light beer or dark beer, served in pairs of small glasses. Great prices, good company and welcoming bar environment. Sawdust on the floor and serious old school vibes. Strike up a conversation with the bartenders (they will) or bring your friends. Fun place and well worth the visit.

We wanted to go to this bar for years. Once we finally did - it was a major disappointment! The ambiance was very nice, but nothing else beyond it. The snacks were terrible - nuts were stale and moldy, the chips tasteless. Martinis (what the bar is famous for) were strong (so they are definitely not holding back on alcohol), but it was the warmest martini I have had in Manhattan, which is definitely not the standard you expect. Oysters were fresh, but not particularly tasty, and the shrimp cocktail was underwhelming, especially for the price they charge for 4 pieces of shrimp. Would not recommend or go back.

How to get in: if you go closer to opening you will have a higher chance to get a table but usual bar seating goes fast. I always have a wonderful time here, they have great drinks. And very good bar snacks as well. You can see the original works for “Madeline” on the walls. It’s an NYC classic

Stopped at Bemelmans Bar after the Met. Dress code enforced, no shorts, no flip flops, collared shirt after 5:30 p.m. Nearly turned away, managed to slip in. Ordered a martini listed around $30, but with tax and tip the tab reached $50. Pricey, yes, but here it feels like the cost of admission to a piece of living history. Live piano in the corner, golden light on the leather banquettes, and walls covered with whimsical murals by Ludwig Bemelmans, creator of Madeline. He painted them in exchange for eighteen months of room and board at The Carlyle. This bar is the only public place where his art still lives. The whole scene feels like stepping into Old New York, glamorous and timeless. Five stars for history and vibe, not for value.

On my bucket list as a life long NYer. We went on a random Sunday after after a museum. Had a lovely chat with an Australian at the bar. Loved the murals and the atmosphere. It's pricey so be aware!

This place deserves six stars. Bemelmans Bar is the epitome of classic New York elegance—white-jacketed bartenders, warm and intimate lighting, and a post-5:30 dress code that elevates the whole experience. The drinks? Spectacular. Genuinely some of the best we’ve had in the city, which was a very welcome surprise given how many places overpromise and underdeliver. The Corner Booth cocktail is a must—think Manhattan, but smoother, more complex, and full of unexpected flavor with none of the usual harsh bite. The Gramble was another standout—a bright, gin-forward cocktail with just the right citrusy edge to help you unwind from the energy of the city. Yes, it’s pricey. But every detail—from the service to the setting—screams old-school Fifth Avenue charm. Worth every penny. Don’t miss it.

Absolutely worth a visit. We went around 4:30 on a Saturday and the line was just getting long but we only had to wait about 20 minutes. Service was great, atmosphere also great. We came specifically for the Martini. There were a few to choose from and we went with the Vesper. Loved how it was served with a sidecar on ice. No olives but maybe a Vesper doesn’t traditionally come with one. The snack mix on the table was also tasty and there were a few different options to choose from which was nice. Only complaint is our martinis weren’t ice cold. Just used to that being prioritized at other places, we were a little surprised they were served almost room temperature. Could be on purpose. Either way.

There is always a table available for hotel guests in this bar. The cocktails and snacks are very exquisite, the service is exceptional, the music is magnificent, and the wall paintings are a delight.

Dante is a beautiful Italian restaurant with truly well-crafted dishes — definitely a spot worth trying. Even on a weekday evening, it was quite noisy inside, which made it a bit hard to have a relaxed conversation. A quick tip: instead of their famous martinis, I’d recommend trying one of their spritzes — they were more refreshing

Happy hour 15-17PM. $10 for the best Negroni in the city. We seat in the bar, and the bar mixer is giving a great service and the vibe is great. We also had the smoked salmon toast, and it was amazing. Would definitely recommend to give this a try especially on the Negroni happy hour!!!

I had heard of this place but never thought to go UNTIL I was tasked with finding a restaurant for my work dinner. I was able to snag a resy for 6 people on a Monday night and WOW. Dante rocks!!! Such a charming interior, we all felt very cozy and classy at the same time. The drink menu is extensive, I got the seasonal Pear Negroni and it was fantastic. The food was stellar too. Overall really enjoyed this meal and the staff - I can’t wait to return!!

Had a wonderful dinner at cafe dante. I recommend the burrata appetizer and ragu pappardelle for an entree. Had to wait a little bit for our seats at the bar, but absolutely worth the wait. I recommend making a reservation, if dining with a party of 3 or more. Eloy our bartender gave excellent service, and was so helpful and knowledgeable on the menu.

We recently visited Dante in NYC and had an amazing time. We absolutely loved the cocktails we tried—especially the Fluffy Margarita and the Classic Negroni, both perfectly balanced and full of flavor. Their signature bread and butter and the burgers were also outstanding, far better than we expected for a place known primarily for drinks. The atmosphere was warm and lively, and the staff were genuinely friendly, which made the whole experience even better. We’re already thinking about going back in the spring to enjoy their outdoor seating, but honestly, we’d return anytime just for those cocktails alone. Highly recommended!

We recently hosted our daughter’s engagement party at Caffe Dante and it couldn’t have been more perfect.  The food was absolutely amazing and beautifully presented.  The staff were so professional, kind and attentive, making sure everything ran smoothly throughout the evening.  And the drinks were spectacular!  Our guests are still talking about how wonderful everything was.  We would highly recommend if looking for a special and memorable celebration venue!

A very well-known bar in NYC that truly lives up to the hype. It’s famous for its Negronis, offering a wide variety of creative options. All of our drinks were excellent, and the overall vibe was stylish and relaxed - the perfect spot for a great night out.

Foods service and atmosphere were all great! The waitress and the bartender were super friendly and attentive; my hamburger (sirloin and Swiss cheese) was delicious as well as the French fries! I also had an Aperol spritz which was also very good. The place is very clean and there are tables suitable for all size of groups.

We visited The Landmark Tavern on 11th Avenue. The steak was flavorful and well prepared, and the beer – especially the dark Guinness – was excellent. The burger, on the other hand, was nothing remarkable. The fried chicken fingers were decent, but very simple, and the fries came overcooked. What really disappointed me was the side dish: the menu listed “steamed vegetables,” which normally suggests peppers, tomatoes, corn, or maybe eggplant. Instead, I was served a full plate of broccoli. Since I cannot tolerate broccoli, this should have been clarified on the menu. A more accurate name would be Steak with mashed potatoes and broccoli.

Got two burgers, not juicey at all. Small amounts and it's just very dry. Even the medium rare. For $20 a burger just go to wendys. The beer is $10. Server is nice. Weird going into a Irish bar and having white linen cloth. Like they are trying to justify their prices. Just go somewhere else

A great dinner at Landmark Tavern in Hell’s Kitchen. Opened in 1868, it is one of the oldest continuously operating bars in NYC. Back in the day, it was literally waterfront property - there was no 12th Avenue until the 1880’s when it was created with landfill. We had the corner beef & cabbage and braised lamb shank - both were delicious.

I don't give many 5 stars but The Landmark Tavern gets it. The atmosphere is amazinging and the owner spent some time with us just talking. I loved it. A local Tavern with more than just bar food. Don't miss this place!

This spot is hands down the best in the area. Michael, the owner, is an incredible host—welcoming, accommodating, and film-friendly. The place has such a unique charm the moment you walk in.

Great spot! I got shepherds pie, fries, and shrimp salad and was not disappointed! Good service and presentation. I'm not much of a drinker but I can at least vouch for the food here.

Nice size Bar/Restaurant. I like the Old Timey feel of the place. The prices are very reasonable. I had the Chicken Fingers, which were very dry but I liked the sauces it came with. It seems like a neighborhood bar but one where everyone is welcomed. Meg is a good bartender and she's very nice and welcoming. I would come back but I would order something else.

Very good Irish bar. Food was good and service was quick. Prices are reasonable. Pastrami sandwich was very good.

Here you can feel the atmosphere of old New York, brutal and cozy at the same time but yet attractive. The food is delicious and the selection of beers is large. The interior is atmospherically "tired" from the multitude of stories told and hectoliters of beer drunk. Ohh and if you're naughty there's a baseball bat by the whisky bottles. it looks used...

Both the cooks and servers deliver the same quality with each visit. Team members deliver care comparable to their culinary mastery. Peter McManus Cafe is perfect for dining with friends. Their portions satisfy at prices that are fair. The restaurant provides unmatched quality for the price.

The gorgeous venue sets high expectations the food meets. Restaurant staff maintain quality standards. This restaurant delivers cuisine of superior quality. Their decor had personality. People who welcome food experiments will enjoy this spot.

I can't help but return to this restaurant. This spot gets all the details right. Service quality was satisfactory. Their portions ensure you leave full and satisfied. I'm completely taken by this place and plan many return visits !

The aesthetics here deserve recognition. This place deserves acknowledgment for service excellence. Their cooking style is innovative and each plate offers distinctive tastes. Peter McManus Cafe offered a quality dining time. This place demonstrates remarkable consistency.

Nice spot with street dining, you can admire all the people passing by. The smashed burger was amazing, really juicy and with lots of flavor from the pickles and onions, the fries were really good also. The crispy calamari was also really really good, the crust was crispy and the calamari really tender. Good selection of German draft beers. The service wasn’t that good, there was only one server for all the outside tables.

I had a surprisingly nice meal at The White Horse Tavern. The Wellfleet Oysters were a bit on the small side, but were fresh and delicious. The lobster roll did not disappoint, and the fried pickles were a treat. Service was attentive and professional. Best was the great setting in the old tavern.

This experience was very cute! The tavern has the dark ambient lighting i love so much, and they really gave us a choice of where we wanted to sit which was really nice. The food was good, the spinach and artichoke dip came out cold, but we didn't complain about it, it was still pretty good. I didn't expect the bill to be as high as it was, but the drink I had was so good, i had to order a few of those. It was some sort of grapefruit drink I can't remember the name of.

I didn’t have food, only happy hour which was limited but my glass of wi e was nicely chilled. The place is gorgeous though. Anddddd they have a celebrity as the host which was simple I was so excited to meet

Jordan was such an amazing waitor!!! He was so attentive to what we needed and willing to make any changes that we requested. Whoever is manager needs to give this man a raise fr!!!! We had such a big group and he gave us all everything we wanted and more!!! Such a charamatic and funny guy that really cared about how we were doing

The WHT burger is great. I highly recommend. That blue cheese is yummy delicious

Food was good. The beet salad is a must have. I enjoyed the blue cheese burger but my husband not so much. Hence the 4 star for food. The calamari is ok but served with a tomato sauce, which wasn't great. Certainly have had much better calamari. Service was friendly and the vibe of the bar is great. Feels like it's been there a long time. Would recommend for a quick bite if you're in the area.

I had lunch here today, great highlights and some other points. First it’s not immediately clear where the accessible entrance is to enter the restaurant. There is an elevator but I still have no idea where it is. The service was good, and food was great I wasn’t finished my appetizer and the server rushed to take away my plate away, so he could bring the main meal. I ordered the steak, which came sizzling on a hot stone. You need to be careful as it sprayed hot grease from the stone on to my hands and stained my shirt. I never had a scotch egg before and it was really good. The peach cobbler was so so All and all a really good experience and I highly recommend you experience New York City’s oldest restaurant.

Beautiful restaurant with interesting history! Lovely dining space on the ground floor and museum on the second floor. The menu has many great options but oyster seem to be a special seasonal menus so I had some fried oysters with a pint of beer and some bbq chicken wings. The food was delicious and the 2 dishes was a perfect size for my lunch!

The oldest tavern in New York City, Fraunces Tavern fully embraces both its history and its hospitality. There’s a museum, restaurant, and whiskey bar here, and all three are worth a visit. We ordered a traditional burger and pretzel, and both were excellent; hearty, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Service was swift and friendly, which made the experience all the better. Seating here is tight, a reminder of its colonial past, when rooms were smaller and strangers sat shoulder to shoulder. It adds to the charm, really, creating a kind of built-in camaraderie that feels rare today. Just something to keep in mind if you’re used to a little more personal space. The building itself is iconic. While some modern touches have been added, the charm remains untouched, winding hallways, uneven floors, and a sense of age that tells stories through its walls. Sitting here feels like sharing a pint with history itself. Let this place speak to you as you eat; it’s like an old friend reminiscing; proud, storied, and still very much alive.

The place is absolutely beautiful — I can’t wait to go back! The food was not only delicious but also beautifully presented. Walking through the restaurant, you can really feel an atmosphere that transports you to the past, even though the design has a modern touch. We started with drinks at one of the bars (not sure which one, since there are several throughout the restaurant). The Presidential Punch was amazing! Then we had dinner near the bar area, where a beautiful show was playing. The host was kind enough to seat us close to the stage, which made the experience even better. For food, we had the chicken pot pie and the short rib pot pie—I chose the crust option, but you can also get it with mashed potatoes (which looked gorgeous when the lady next to us ordered it!). Overall, everything—from the food to the atmosphere and service—was wonderful. I can’t wait to return and explore a different area of this stunning place!

We went for lunch for four on a Sunday. The food was good, and the portion sizes were very generous. The cobb salad was especially good, and the chicken pot pie was much above average. Unfortunately our server seemed to be assigned to too many tables, so our waters were empty for most of the meal and we waited quite long to order and pay our bill. We also found the music too loud for brunch, but otherwise the restaurant was so charming.

Fraunces Tavern is a place filled with history and memories. HIGHLY RECOMMEND a visit!!! There is a museum for $10 upstairs that includes a massive amount of memorabilia along with stories of the Revolutionary War and George Washington. There are multiple bars and restaurant areas on the lower levels, all serving food and drinks. The atmosphere is everything here. Spend some time and don't forget to order a Chicken Pot Pie --- YUM!

Dingle Whiskey Bar – A Cozy, Perfect Irish Experience We sat in the Dingle Whiskey Bar and immediately fell in love with the vibe—warm, rustic, and that perfect Irish charm. We ordered the Irish egg, and wow… absolutely delicious. Paired it with some whiskey and wine, and the whole experience just hit the spot. The staff was friendly, the drinks were smooth, and the food was the kind you keep thinking about after you leave. Definitely a place I’d come back to again. Perfect little gem in the city.

Hidden Bar Champion! Hidden in the Grand Central station you find this amazing & stunning bar. It was not crowded when we arrived on Sunday afternoon. Few people stopped by to have a look. Drinks were delicious and pricing was good. The bar is just amazing from a design point of view.

Perfect quick little stop and reset. Justin, our bartender was AMAZING! Nice atmosphere and good conversation. Will definitely make The Campbell Bar a stop next time we are visiting the City! Again, thank you Justin for a good time.

A beautiful restored bar that has decent drinks and food and great service. We got the Angel’s & Demons and Ginger’s Snap which I thought were decent, the spinach artichoke was fantastic, and the salad was just ok. Don’t think any of the things we tried except for the spinach artichoke are must tries, but I would definitely come in again and try something else for the atmosphere alone!

Rumor has it that this used to be Vanderbilt office? Din. Dark. High ceilinged!!!! The vibe is mysteriously cool. Bar is standing only. Tables are stacked in neat rows Drinks are made meticulously and the noise level is appropriate for conversation. Proximity to grand central a plus. Will be back. Cool place for a late night drink

Loved discovering this semi-hidden gem in Grand Central! Really loved the vibe, decor, history, service and drinks. Definitely recommend coming here for a cocktail!

The drinks were great with an incredible and intimate location ..we were lucky we were able to walk in with out a reservation but done expect that. The place was packed when we left.

Great place. Great food and great service. The atmosphere is really nice too. Very well done. Love the history of Mr Campbell's office during the day and party place at night. Sad what happened over the years. We cannot let our beautiful go to ruins again. Let's keep this beautiful space going.

This is one of the very few places that still captured and preserved the "old spirit " of NY. Considered the date when this place established it was able to do so for few hundreds of years. The place has a vibrant collection of locals who seems to have this place for socializing., the place provides you with crayons and playing cards while you are waiting for your order, but it seems lots of people just keep entertaining themselves and after meal is over. The place is crowded and a bit loud, but this is expected from such place. The wings were very good, they are baked instead of fry and literally falling from bones. I also really enjoyed their chicken pie and fried dumplings. We walked in and waiting time was about 5 minutes, not sure if they get reservations.

We’ve come to The Ear Inn many times for cocktails ,it’s one of our go-to spots to catch the sunset with a drink in hand. The vibe is always relaxed, the view is lovely, and there’s a timeless charm to the place. But tonight was the first time we decided to dine inside and we’re so glad we did. On Sundays from 8pm, they have live music, and we happened to get a beautiful table right in front of the band. It felt intimate, authentic, and full of life. We ordered the New York strip and a classic burger, both were perfectly cooked and satisfying in that no-fuss, well-done kind of way. The cocktails, as always, were spot on. But they do everyday special as well! Don’t forget to ask ! The interior brings you back in time , warm wood, old-school bar details, and a lived-in coziness that reminds you this is one of the oldest bars in New York City. It feels like a piece of local history , not polished or pretentious, just real and full of character. It’s the kind of place that feels like your neighborhood’s secret backyard , somewhere you can relax, hear good music, and enjoy good company. We’re really glad we finally experienced the full Ear Inn charm. Can’t wait to come back

I had the best time there with my boyfriend. The chicken pot pie is amazing!!! I can’t wait to go back. Oh, I couldn’t forget to mention how sweet and friendly Yvett, the waitress, was with us. ❤️

You are not coming to Ear Inn for the Instagram Photos (or you may be kicked out or spit on...)... You are coming for a taste of history and an even more incredible taste of food, if you have the opportunity! I watched enough YouTube videos about every place I "planned" to visit on my trip and this was no exception. The second oldest bar in NYC and the history of this place deserves it's own attention, so go look at YouTube for yourselves. The owner, Gary, was the bartender the day I was there. I did not need to re-watch the YT video to realize this immediately upon walking in based on his incredibly strong, yet empathetic and deep down, softie personality. He had all the flavor of someone who has dealt with everything and I loved it. The bar regulars were exactly that and their love for their favorite spot was so evident in their energy and enthusiasm for it all. Now, let's discuss the Chicken Pot Pie... I have always been a fan of the CPP, but there is a level of "homemade" vs "ok this is good"... This was the homemade vibe all the way home and I am pretty sure they put an entire chicken worth of chicken in it. It was everything it could have been and you could tell it was made with love. THIS is a hidden gem in a hidden gem.

Reviewers mention that this place feels like the old New York City. I wasn't around in those days, but stopping through Manhattan I rolled around Hudson Square for a bite to eat and a cold beer and this place spoke to me. This is a very historically-significant bar; I recommend reading about it. The area is very quiet for Manhattan, and this space offers a cozy bar with food options and plenty of outdoor seating. Late at night, the entrance is suffused with the glow of a red neon sign and it sets a great mood. The beer selection is quite good; they have some popular favorites as well as some local beers. I recommend grabbing a pint and moving to sit outside if you're like me and didn't order any food. Bartenders and staff are friendly, and many of the patrons seemed to be regulars.

Amazing service that makes you feel truly welcome. The employees deliver flawless experiences. This place impresses with good meals, fair costs and helpful service. I'd heard rumors about Ear Inn being great and they were right. The uniqueness of this restaurant is striking.

Historic AND delicious food?!? YES! We had a delightful time at the Ear Inn - our waitress was amazing! Great drinks, great atmosphere. The place is small, and it does get crowded. We sat in the back room, which was empty when we arrived (2pm) and packed by the time we left. We loved it. Up front, by the bar, the England vs Spain Copa game was on, the place was lively!

Best bar in Brooklyn. If you didn’t visit this place you’re missing alot. Shout out to Daniel and Chris, love you guys.

Fantastic prices on drinks. Can get very crowded but if you come on a day where you can get a seat, you’re in for a good time. Bring a friend because everyone is in a group, would not recommend for singles but you can try.

Thrown out of Brooklyn Inn for laughing — an outrageous display of aggression from the bartender. This was one of the most humiliating and infuriating experiences I’ve ever had in a bar. Our group had just started our night and was making our first order when the bartender — tall, long brown hair, looking like an unhappy Tarzan — decided to single us out and kick us out. We were literally kicked out for laughing. Our drinks were still sitting unfinished on the bar when we were forced to leave. The bartender’s behavior was aggressive, entitled, and completely unprovoked. It felt like a personal attack — he wasn’t maintaining order, he was flexing power and humiliating paying customers. His hostility ruined what should have been a fun and simple night out. Brooklyn Inn has lost all respect. A pub should welcome laughter and enjoyment, not punish it. If you want to spend your money somewhere you’ll actually be treated decently, go anywhere else in Brooklyn — this place isn’t worth it.

Best “dive” bar in the neighborhood; beautiful baroque interior, decent pool table and a sold vibe

This place makes a mean old fashioned! Atmosphere is so cool and the bartender Mark suggested the perfect restaurant for us!!

Best neighborhood bar, no competition. Drinks are cheap, service is fast (the bartenders are all great people), and cozy back area to play some pool. Been coming here for years and will return again and again!

Kelsey is the absolute man, had a great time with friends because Kelsey kept the great drinks coming and honestly this is our new favorite bar. Cheers and hope to see you again!

A mixed experience. The food was good, but not spectacular - the burger was kind of a classic pub burger, lettuce, tomato, cheese. I wasn’t disappointed with it, but it wasn’t something I’d go out of my way to eat again. The schnitzel was a little below average - oddly bone-in, and the seasoning was very low. We also thought the bone marrow poppers were a pretty poor appetizer for the cost, and were very disappointed there. The cocktails were good and we were happy with all of them - the Isabella in particular was delicious and beautiful. The service from our waitress was amazing - she was incredibly kind and helpful, but the security and host started our reservation off wrong. We adhered to the dress code in the email, which they are strict about and I suggest you follow to the letter. No mention of shorts, however, and initially security denied us entry for the fact I was wearing shorts. As we were pulling up the reservation, they admitted other patrons in torn jean shorts, and it wasn’t until I protested that the dress code was inconsistently followed that they admitted us for our reservation. The dinner was to celebrate a promotion, and I really felt this out a damper on the evening - it’s a real shame, since our actual waitress was great!

Once considered a standout among New York’s speakeasies, this bar still delivers well-executed cocktails that meet expectations in terms of balance and technique. However, in the context of an increasingly competitive cocktail scene, it now feels somewhat overshadowed — particularly when it comes to creativity in presentation and the use of innovative ingredients. That said, the quality remains solid, and for those seeking a classic speakeasy experience with reliably crafted drinks, it still holds its place.

An unforgettable experience at Employees Only thanks to Kevin 🙌. The cocktails were simply out of this world: each drink was crafted with such creativity and balance of flavors that felt unimaginable. No exaggeration—it was truly some of the best cocktails I’ve ever had in my life 🍸✨. The service was impeccable, the attention top-notch, and the atmosphere spectacular. Kevin has an incredible talent behind the bar, turning every drink into a true masterpiece. I 100% recommend this place. If you want to experience world-class cocktails and a truly unique vibe, Employees Only with Kevin is the perfect spot.

We didn’t have a reservation on a Saturday night. So had to wait in line for about 10 mins before they could accommodate us near the bar area. The bar was amazing and extremely crowded, but because we were at the bar, the service was quick. The drinks are extremely innovative and tasty! I would definitely be back for more.

The bone marrow was delicious! The drinks were mid. It’s way to loud and crowded there so not a good place if you’re trying to celebrate or have a date

The vibe in the place is great and cocktails were delicious if you are on the lookout for more classic taste with refined ingredients. The food was also of high quality and probably overcame bar food expectations!

Such a cool cocktail bar🍸 The cocktails were amazing and you can sit at the table or stand at the bar. Around 10 there was a long queue bc the venue is not that big but super cozy with 60’s vibes

While exploring the area, I stumbled upon this bar and was pleasantly surprised by how spacious it was, with plenty of seating available. I really enjoyed the open and comfortable vibe. This is an English-style pub, so they offer a great selection of traditional English dishes and beers. We ordered nachos and calamari to share, and both were delicious with generous portions at reasonable prices. However, one downside was the service. Our server wasn’t very polite. After we placed our order and asked to keep one of the menus, they tossed it onto the table without a word and walked away. Throughout our two-hour stay, the server’s attitude remained unfriendly, which made it feel like they were having a bad day. While the food and ambiance were great, the service could definitely use some improvement.

Great Food, but Service Needs Improvement The pub has a cozy atmosphere and serves excellent food. The quality of the dishes was impressive, and everything tasted fresh and well-prepared. However, the service left something to be desired. The waitstaff seemed more engaged with each other than with the guests, which made it difficult to get their attention. A bit more attentiveness would greatly enhance the experience. Overall, if you’re looking for great food and don’t mind a laid-back service style, this place is worth a visit.

Looks and sounds exactly like an Irish pub should be. We went on a Tuesday evening for dinner and there was a healthy after work crowd having drinks. I had the Guinness short rib which was absolutely divine. My husband had the chicken pot pie and the cauliflower starter. He had some food envy.

1st time here. Place was delicious! Great service, food melted in my mouth. This is a must if in NY.

My Son and I needed food and ran into this spot. It was about 9:30pm on a weekday and not many people in there. Couple regulars at the bar but they have a dining area. When we walked downstairs there wasn’t anyone at the door so we almost sat at the bar. The hostess/waitress was covering both and she properly let us know kids can’t sit at the bar. She was very kind about it. The menu isn’t big at all but maybe that’s based on the time we went and limited menu? Burgers were good! $19 for a simple cheese burger. The red haired waitress was amazing and kind. She knew what we needed before asking. She checked in on us at the right times (mouth not full of food). I would go back thanks to her service.

If you're looking for a cozy, welcoming spot with great food and a lively atmosphere, The Irish American Pub is a must-visit! This classic Irish pub has all the charm you'd expect, with friendly staff, a warm ambiance, and delicious comfort food. The moment you step inside, you’re transported into a laid-back, pub-style setting with wood-paneled walls, Guinness on tap, and a menu that’s perfect for any craving. We started with the potato skins, which were crispy on the outside and stuffed with cheesy, savory goodness on the inside. For the main course, I had the classic fish and chips, and it was fantastic—the fish was light and crispy, the batter was perfectly golden, and the chips were seasoned just right. My friend opted for the corned beef sandwich, which was piled high with tender corned beef and served with a side of tangy mustard and crispy fries. The drink selection is impressive, especially if you're a fan of Irish whiskey or stouts. I had a pint of Guinness, and it was perfectly poured and refreshing. The staff is attentive, and the vibe is just the right amount of lively without feeling overcrowded or rushed. The Irish American Pub is perfect for a relaxed dinner with friends or a quick stop after work. With great food, drinks, and an authentic pub atmosphere, it’s hard to go wrong here. I’ll definitely be back to enjoy more of their hearty dishes and classic pub drinks.

I was thrown a surprise birthday party here. It was awesome. The service was awesome. The bartender was great!! The finger food we had was good. Lots of TVs to watch games. There was unexpected karaoke if you like that. Everyone had a great time. I have to give it 5 stars for all those reasons. Definitely recommend stopping in here.

It was my first time visiting a speakeasy, and Attaboy gave me a pretty great experience. Although we had to wait nearly two hours since they don’t take reservations, it was worth it. The experience is fun and unique — there’s no menu, so you can describe your drink using any words, and the bartender always surprises you with something amazing. There’s no dress code. Each drink we ordered this time was $23. No food is served here, so make sure to eat before you come!

No wait on a Tuesday around 6:30pm. They did well in marching their drinks to the what we were looking for in the descriptions we have them. At the end of the day, the quality of drinks were consistent with other cocktail bars of this caliber, but it’s a must-go as a NYC landmark cocktail bar. Two rounds for two people ended up around $100 total before tip. Service was friendly too!

Easily one of the best cocktail bars I’ve ever been to. There’s no menu, you just tell the bartender what you like and he’ll prepare a custom drink for you. I asked for an Amaretto Sour (which I’m actually really good at making myself) and his version was incredibly good. Lemons were fresh-squeezed and it was perfectly balanced. The person I was with doesn’t drink alcohol so the bartender whipped up a mocktail with ginger and cucumber that was equally amazing. You can tell they actually care about craft and flavor here. Overall the vibe is super lowkey and kind of underground. There was no sign out front. As we were looking for it I saw an old “alterations” sign and a couple stickers on the door that say “please wait to be greeted.” As we walked in, it was dimly lit, cozy, and everyone who works there is chill and down to earth. The whole experience just feels effortless and intentional.

Very cool experience and loved the concept of the bartender creating drink based on your preference of spirit and favorite cocktail (I asked for a tequila based drink that was mix of moscow mule and margarita: they created a masterpiece). Drinks were 25$ each and well worth the price. Service was great and ambiance was charming. Great place for birthday drinks !!

Truly excellent craft cocktails! There’s no menu, so we ordered by describing broadly what types of drinks we like (as well as ordering specific drinks). Every cocktail was amazing - very creative, and it takes a good bartender to make a drink that’s a little bit different than what I described and still somehow exactly what I like. We arrived around 5:20 on a Saturday, and waited around 30mins to get a table - we waited at the place next door (the host took our number so didn’t need to wait outside) and that spot was really cool as well. This was actually our second attempt to visit Attaboy - last time was much later on a Saturday night (maybe around 10-11pm) and at the time the line went all the way down to the street so we didn’t stick around. So I would definitely recommend visiting earlier if possible, as they don’t take reservations.

$30 (with tip) for a Gin & Tonic is absurd!! I wish they made us familiar with the made to order/crafting cocktails concept - we would’ve ordered something unique! We asked the bartender if they had a menu and he said no so we just thought “oh let’s just get G&T” but if they familiarised us with their concept of personalising drinks, we would’ve had a better experience and wouldn’t have minded paying $30 each!

This speakeasy in the LES is a great spot for a chat with a friend or a date night. The inside of the bar is cozy, intimate, and space might be a bit tight for a large group. Service is attentive and kind here. Cocktails are amazing.

Nice late night spot. Kitchen closes at 11:30pm. Buffalo wings were generous in portion but a little too spicy for our liking! It's otherwise pretty good. Key lime pie (Thursday special) was pretty nice. Overall great service though. Worth a stop by. P.S. People aren't kidding about large urinals 😂.

Classic nyc Irish ☘️ pub near union square. You feel the history of old New York the second you walk in. They have a full menu and plenty of beers. It was packed when we came and it was a perfect Thursday night in Manhattan !

We hosted a private happy hour in their upstairs space (around 35-40 people), which went PERFECTLY. I've hosted over 100 events throughout my career and can confidently tell you that they're stellar here from initial contact, booking, and coordination to actual day of execution. They're proactive and carry a solution/hospitality mindset. They had the space decorated beautifully (of the guests I saw arrive, they all immediately mentioned the decor and vibe was awesome). The food drinks, service during the event were flawless and effortless (for us). I'd do it again without hesitation.

When a place has been around since the 19th century is now both queer & vegan friendly, that says something! We enjoyed delicious local beer on tap and each person had the exact burger they wanted. The servers were attentive and kind - food came fast and was all made fresh. Definitely stop by here next time you’re near union square - or make it your destination activity.

This was my first visit and I have to give it a perfect score because the staff and the food was amazing. The cheeseburger was top-notch, and the coleslaw was definitely in the top five I've ever had! Next time you're in New York, make sure you visit this iconic spot and top off your meal with a Manhattan!

Cool place. Huge bar, tall ceilings, awesome back bar, good food.

One of the oldest pubs in NYC! A blast from the past, chicken wings are great

I did business and will continue to do business with a wonderful vendor I found through Yelp. He told me that regardless of how many people rate him five star, Yelp shifts them over to "Not Recommended" and takes away the rating and review. I didn't believe him at first. I left a five-star rating for his company and highly recommended. Amazingly, he was correct. Yelp is showing zero reviews for this vendor. My review and five star rating has now gone missing. I've been reviewing companies on Yelp for many years. I've never had this happen before. This small business is suffering because of Yelp. Yo, Yelp! What is going on at your place? Why do you think it's okay to harm small businesses when legitimate, long time reviewers want the world to know how wonderful they are? This is an unethical practice. I will no longer be a part Yelp if this isn't fixed.

If you are a small business, DO NOT TRUST YELP! Do not only take my word for it, but the word of countless business owners who have given this company one star. I registered my business through yelp and used their ad platform for about five months now. Despite being forced to conform to their marketing structure versus strategies that have worked for me in the past, I was constantly misled on what charges I was signing up for. On top of that, they took down every review I received and then wouldn’t allow me to remove my number even though I started to get nonstop scam calls from their listing. Any leads I did get through their platform either didn’t respond, or would say they never reached out to me, which made me wonder if I’m just paying for fake advertising. If you don’t pay them at least $400 a month, they won’t show your business on their platform and we’ll keep calling you until you set up a plan with them. I tried reporting these things to them countless times and they refuse to take down my number even though I was not told that I wouldn’t have access to make changes to my own account once I did I would recommend using Google ads if you’re a small business because it cost less and you actually get leads.

I’ve noticed that on a large number of small business reviews yelp will move good reviews to the bottom of their page and mark them as not recommended on businesses which aren’t claimed. They only leave the bad reviews then pressure small business owners into registering their business and paying for advertising on the yelp site. My personal opinion is this company is unreliable and unscrupulous. They should be investigated by the FTC.

They'll hide all your legitimate reviews unless you pay them more money. Not sure why Yelp! hasn't been put out of business yet. Constant harassment from salesperson Marq Moreland. My guy should just resign. Awful. Just awful.

After explaining CLEARLY that I had no money to spend, Megan assured me the $300 free ads would help. It didn't, because it was a scam. I'm out $124.45...it's a shame. Yelp has the staff & presence to actually help people...but instead they prey on small businesses. Stay away from Yelp... don't use their app...tell other businesses not to use them. Calling my State Attorney General next week. I contacted the Better Business Bureau already. Yelp, you have the staff...you have the web space.... WHY DO YOU SCAM when you could actually help businesses grow & they would be LOYAL to you???

Yelp is a terrible review service company. They are not accurate at all! Do not put your reviews on their site, use Google instead. They at least do not censor your review.

If you are a small business DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY!!!! They are liars and will take your money away without a second thought. I was made several promises and assurances ALL of which turned out to be lies or "miscalculations" from their own representatives and now I have to pay the price for their errors and misguidance. I have never been more upset. They prey on small businesses and take advantage of you for not knowing what you don't know about dealing with them and your account with them. STAY AWAY!!!! Save yourself the trouble but most importantly SAVE YOUR MONEY!!!!

I absolutely loved this place. I didn't try the food therefore I can't rate it. This is a sexy and trendy bar yet it is unpretentious. Even the bathroom is cute. The Cocktails are amazing and creative. They have a good happy hour. Timmy is a great bartender, very helpful in describing the nuances of the drinks. I will definitely be back.

This is my new favorite nyc bar!!!! I walk by it all the time so I decided to come here to throw my best friend a surprise party on a Wednesday night. The bartenders/owners are INCREDIBLE, the cocktails are amazing and the food is????? Unreal?!?!?! I was obsessed with this vibe. 10/10. I will be a well known face here soon xoxo

Haven’t given a full 5 in a while. -This bar is cleanly dressed with lovely wood throughout. -The barkeep was wonderful. Polite. Educated in cocktails. -The menu was great. Drinks. Light bites and more. I was lucky to enjoy a chill Sunday as a lot of the time this place is packed. -This is a must try!

One of the hottest new bars in NYC! I've been dying to come here. The aesthetics are dope and I love the menu design. Awesome cocktails + snacks. Allana was Hella attentive and killing it in the well at the same time. 🔥 Looking forward to going back.

Lovely, creative, delicious, and just so. That describes the vibes, food, drink, and staff. Danielle was a wonderful host. Start with the twisted tea cocktail or a daiquiri and cheese curds w pickle seasoning.

New bar on east village! The bartender is very friendly Amazing cocktails 🍸 Highly recommend!

Fun vibes. 1980s. Great staff and kind security. Lots of goofy drinks to choose from and draft beers. Music is decently loud but great fun spot!

This oyster and wine bar truly surprised me! Even though I couldn’t drink because of some inflammation, I couldn’t resist coming here with my friend just for the oysters. Ambience: From the outside it looks like a small bar, but once you step in, it’s a whole different world. The décor is pure 1920s vintage style, and all the staff and bartenders are dressed in retro outfits—so stylish! The backyard is absolutely charming, to the point where I even thought, “I’d love to have a wedding here someday.” Food experience: We ordered the oyster platter and tried every kind they had. To my surprise, the smallest oysters (I think the third from the last) turned out to be the most delicious—absolutely amazing! And I have to give a huge shoutout to their sourdough bread. It was chewy, moist, not dry at all—honestly even better than the Beef Tartare it came with 😂. When I told the staff, they mentioned they recently got a new chef, and the bread actually comes from a bakery just 8 minutes away (something like “Woof”). Either way, it was fantastic. Music & vibe: The whole place was filled with funky jazz from a century ago, and it made me just want to dance. The vibe is perfect for dates, nights out with friends, or simply taking beautiful photos. Sadly, we ordered too much and couldn’t try the desserts this time, but I’ll definitely come back for them! 👉 In short: A hidden gem with amazing oysters, unforgettable sourdough, a romantic 1920s atmosphere, and music that makes you want to dance. Highly recommend!

I have travelled the world extensively over 40 years. I ate at all restaurants ranging from pop & mom’s to Michelin three stars. This is my honest review of the restaurant Maison Premiere in Williamsburg, NYC, USA. An outstanding seafood restaurant in the heart of Williamsburg — a true hidden gem! The entrance has a bit of a speakeasy vibe — there’s a small sign, but you need to look carefully to find it, and you enter through swinging saloon-style doors, which immediately set the mood. Inside, you’re transported to another decade: a beautiful oval bar, dim, jazzy lighting, and tables set close together, creating a lively and intimate atmosphere. Service was excellent — efficient and knowledgeable. We tried a selection of four different oysters, all fresh and unique, perfectly recommended by our waiter. The crab cake was outstanding — crispy on the outside, soft and flavorful inside, served with a great spicy sauce. We also had mussels and a salad, both well prepared, and ended with warm madeleines that were absolutely melt-in-your-mouth delicious. Overall, an exceptional dining experience — elegant yet unpretentious, full of character and flavor. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a memorable seafood dinner in Williamsburg!

If you're a fan of oysters and absinthe, this spot is a must-visit! They offer an impressive selection of oysters and cocktails that never disappoint. The lobster is also a standout, packed with flavor and perfectly prepared. While we've never sat down for a full meal, we always make it a point to stop by for a quick drink, and it never fails to impress. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enjoy fresh seafood and expertly crafted drinks!

Had this place saved for a while and finally booked a weekend afternoon spot. Went for the garden seating but had to switch inside after getting bug bites. The vibe inside was cozy with live music, which made a great impression. We ordered a cocktail, a whiskey soda, and oysters, fresh and tasty like an oyster spot should be. Left feeling pretty happy with the whole experience!

Wonderful oyster bar that serves delicious food and cocktails. The vibe is on point. My absolute favorite is the chrysanthemum absinthe cocktail , the crab toast, and the lamb saddle. Do not miss the absinthe creme brulee as well! Service is warm and efficient. Highly recommended!

Up there with the best restaurant experiences I've ever had. The drinks were explained with passion and poured with care, every single dish was delicately prepared and bursting with flavor, and the dark, old-world vibe was immaculate. The perfect place to wile away an evening drinking and munching. Special thanks to Carling and Dustin for their exemplary service and energy. 10/10

Fresh high quality oysters! This place delivers a superb gastronomical punch and it has a very cozy tropical garden to go with it in the back! Pretty romantic spot! Influenced by New Orleans cuisine. Light jazz music playing and perfectly synchronized waters roam around to deliver an efficient service. The place is pricey but worth the price! Excellence and swag in the middle of Williamsburg!

Awesome selection of rotating taps with a great variety of beers. Their online draft list links directly to Untappd, so you can check out reviews of their selection before making your choice. Decent prices overall and helpful bartenders. The main bar area can get loud, but there's also outdoor seating (limited) for when the weather is nice and you want to relax. Love this place.

The menu goes well with the beer and the beer is phenomenal. This is an institution and deserves a formal attestation from the beer gods! The quirks that exist are part of the charm and not part of the problem. You will find guides and friends here hiding in plain sight. The selection the guidance and the experience is what matters and that is more golden than what will end up in your glass. Run don’t walk.

My favorite bar in NYC, hands down. I came here for the first time a few years ago when I was getting big into craft beer, and had heard that one the best tap lists in the world was here. It has never disappointed, and I’ve been back about 15 times. The variety and selection is always incredible. Maine Beer Company, Grimm, The Alchemist, Other Half, Hudson Valley, you name it. And tons of more niche microbreweries, local and otherwise. The bartenders are always super nice. I’m a Mets fan and they put on the games sometimes. There’s a family tree of beers on the wall that I could stare at for an hour. And they give you a plaque on the wall if you ask a bartender to join the connoisseur club and drink 50 beers over time. Still on my way in that regard! Be aware it can get extremely crowded at peak hours. Usually it’s not too bad for happy hour or later at night, and any non-weekend day is pretty spacious, but 10pm on a Friday can be pretty slammed. Regardless, if you find yourself in the neighborhood and have the time, stop by and try a couple new beers!

Stopped by Blind Tiger because of their extensive craft beer offerings and had a great time. Great beer, fun atmosphere, and friendly, knowledgeable service from Theresa. Will be back on our next NYC trip.

It's packed on weekends. Number 8, although I think it's the best, only serves half a glass. I don't know if that's how they serve this type of beer, but I'd only come because they have a beer with 9.5% alcohol.

Great selection of beer and a very cool place to have one. Outdoor seating is available. Bartenders are knowledgeable and can help you pick what you're looking for.

Third review and each time such a different experience. Quiet and Monday so we had a nice window table. As usual really nice beer selections. They offer soda in cans and they have wine however no cocktails. Still a neighborhood staple and always good items on tap. No tables were outside though weather was awesome maybe since it was a Monday? Here now and what an obnoxious door person and the waitress Cassie I think. I had purchased a Mexican Coke and I get it I should have waited to drink it so the door man asked me to put it away and I did. Then my husband went in a got me a Diet Coke. She explained no outside food or drink. No issue makes sense. Then as I was switching seats with my husband after just buying the coke he came back and asked if we were leaving since someone needed a table?! Huh I just purchased a drink and husband has a beer? I waited for 20 minutes for my table and he didn’t try to help me?! I don’t care if it is busy not my issue. Was not usual friendly here and today before at Patrick’s day it was not! Took the fun out of coming to blind tiger for me for sure. Not sure why such a bad disposition and as soon as they asked me to put my coke away I complied so not sure why still an attitude! Just left the blind tiger where we have been coming for years and I didn’t realize I didn’t review. They have a huge selection of beers from all the country and they have a kitchen which makes wonderful grilled cheese and Mac n cheese. Lots of high gravity and high alcohol and great selections you don’t see everywhere else in the city. Always busy just two small bathrooms in the back corner. Now they have outside seating in the street and in outside structure. Here is todays board

An Beal Bocht Cafe is a nice hidden gem restaurant! This restaurant gave really homey and cozy vibes. They have traditional Irish brunches like fish and chips, English beans, grilled cheese sandwiches, and sunny side up eggs. But what takes the cake and beats everything are their fries, their home fries are so good! The service here is also very good, the waiters are friendly and informative. The food also comes out pretty quick and they even have live music on the weekends. This place is very festive, and can also get pretty busy and crowded. It’s very old school, traditional, and cozy here! The prices are also decent, you can get meals from around $10-$20! So if you’re in the area, stop by here! The only criticism I have here is that they should just have the name of their restaurant more visibly written, so people can know the name of the place. Price:$10-20💸 Rating: 8.5/10 📝

Honestly had a great time in this bar. I got some wings and fries, and they were good. My experience was great until someone nearby was complaining about the cheesecake. But realistically, who orders cheesecake at a bar?

Awesome spot. Super cozy. Irish breakfast is a must. Lots of meats, to the point they offer ‘half meats’ for about $4 less. Even their “vegetarian” Irish Breakfast is 🤤. One of those businesses that charge you for using your card, so try bringing exact change. Not sure why they don’t give back coins, but just bring the exact change so you don’t have to pay an extra card surcharge or have to wonder why anyone would think it’s ok just to not give you your correct change. One of the best restaurants I’ve eaten from in Riverdale.

À very happy place. Good fun, drinks, friends and live music. Slainte! 🍻🇮🇪💚

What a wonderful restaurant and bar/pub. It's filled floor to ceiling with ambiance. You get very personal service from the amazing staff (sometimes in that uniquely Irish way). The food is better than the traditional basic pub fair. They have a great dinner menu with Shepard's Pie and the lot. Today I had the Chicken sandwich with a side of fries. It was very fresh, and the bread cracked slightly as I bit into it. This is a must for a toasted bread. If you're in the neighborhood, please, please stop by and enjoy An Beal Bocht. They have both indoor and heated outside seating!

Took a trip up to Riverdale for lunch. Met a friend up there who recommended Au Beal Bocht cafe. An absolutely adorable little place. A short walk from the subway.(Up a very steep staircase) Very charming place. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Had to wait a bit for a table. There was a large party in back that I believe took up a lot of the seating this place has. Food was great. We had the traditional Irish breakfast and the omelette special they had. Delicious! Brunch came with a free drink. We got the mimosa. It came in a medium size ball jar! It was yummy and left me with a nice buzz. I totally recommend this place. If you're up in Riverdale or wanting to visit definitely stop here for your meal.

The food was fine but this might be the best bloody Maria I’ve ever had. Super balanced, the right spicy. I might come back here just for one of those 🍹🍹🍹

I loved the service and ambiance of this historic tavern/bar I visited on my way to the JFK airport a few days ago. 😊👍 Since my friend and I were short on time, we just had drinks, but Im definitely going back for more drinks and food on my next visit to the area. 👍😊👍

I took my spouse, brother in law and sister in law there for an overdue group date night...we had a great time, great food, great comedy show just a wonderful evening. Place isn't to big but we were sitted comfortably..the patrons and wait staff were fantastic. Due to my own personal beliefs I didn't like all the comedians but overall a great show. My favourite were Aaron, Momjombo ( I'm sorry if I misspelled your name) and the last lady who resides in NJ (my condolences). The comedy host was fantastic and very polite too. Food was delicious. We had pretzels, wings, fries, burgers, sodas, beers and mixed drinks...not super expensive either. I believe this will be our new hangout spot. Although parking is terrible.

Love having a Goodfellas spot right down the block. The place just feels like real Queens history with great food and good people. The Neir’s Famous Goodfellas Burger is incredible, juicy with those crispy edges that make you want another one. There’s always something happening too, from trivia to live music, so you never just stop in, you end up hanging out.

“Goodfellas”, being my favorite movie, “as far back as I can remember”, it is sad it took me this many years to take the drive to this local Woodhaven staple. Place is definitely for locals, but felt just as welcomed as a newbie at this bar. My father and I came for a beer and quick bite. Server was friendly, attentive, suggested what food bar was most notorious for (cheeseburger) and served a refreshing IPA. The cheeseburger which I had no expectations of was very flavorful and delicious. Lives up to the bite! The two with a side of Mozzarella sticks ran us a little around $30 which is great considering the history this bar has . Coming from the city, Neir’s is worth the experience, especially if “Goodfellas” is one of your faves and you idolize the OG traveler Anthony Bourdain like myself. Can’t wait to go back next time in Queens!

An amazing piece of history! My family and I visited here and it's definitely as described! Also they have the coldest beer on their tap system!

Very good food. OMG I was living New York for 5 years beef burgers was so tender and Juicy.

My all time go to food is Caesar salad so I can only judge that food wise and it was amazing! Paired with their Pinot Grio and French martini. I really enjoyed my solo experience here. I would highly recommend for comfortable, neighborly vibes but I also wouldn’t recommend because I don’t want y’all to make my new spot too popular

Atmosphere: 7.5/10 Located in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, The Long Island Bar exudes classic American diner vibes with its neon signage and chrome accents. Inside, the high-backed booths, chrome-trimmed chairs, and laminated menus reinforce the nostalgic theme. While the decor is charmingly retro, the backbar is minimal, featuring mostly glassware without an extensive display of spirits. Music volume was well-balanced, complementing the ambiance without overpowering conversation. Drinks: 5/10 Recommendation: Improved Pendennis Club The cocktail menu is concise, presented in a simple, laminated diner-style format. Drinks leaned towards the sweeter side, lacking depth and complexity. Presentation was basic, with standard glassware, no coasters, and minimal garnishes. Service: 6.5/10 The staff was friendly and attentive throughout the visit. Water was only provided upon request. Prices were slightly below average for New York.

Fantastic. Excellent service & food. Great staffs, respects their customers. We both ordered L.I. Burger w/bacon + scotch soda highball. fries were out temporarily, replaced with chips Highly recommend!

Long Island Bar is perfection. The food hits that sweet spot of comforting but inventive, and the drinks flow so easy you lose track of the decade you’re in. Part of me doesn’t even want to write this because I don’t need TikTok mobs storming our neighborhood gem. Start with the cheese curds and pretend you’re balancing them out with the gem salad. The deviled eggs are a must, and the burger never misses. Even the white Negroni, glowing radioactive yellow, tastes like it was invented here. Every detail is dialed in and the bus boys somehow always know when you are done even if their are fries left?? How?? It’s the kind of place that feels like yours the moment you sit down. No gimmicks, just timeless perfection. Easily the best restaurant in South Brooklyn.

authentically timeless, long island bar is refreshingly frozen in simpler times -- terrazzo floors, neon lights, spinning bar stools -- the same design since opening in the 1950's (which includes no reservations). just timeless charm and damn good food LI burger is the move: two dry-aged patties, gooey house-blend american, a tangy fancy sauce, and a bacon wheel lookin like a red onion. Sneaky how good it is -- only gets better with each bite. alongside fries with a golden crisp buzzing and full of energy, long island bar is the foundation for any perfect night in cobble hill (ultimately ending down the street with karaoke at montero's until late night). cobble hill doesn’t have many institutions left. this one’s the real deal fun fact: ramon montero, original owner of *both* LI bar + montero's, kept these businesses in the family for 50+ years (his son joseph ran montero's + daughter emma ran LI bar)

Really busy local spot - can be a wait for table/bar space. The burger is excellent, well worth it (and starting to appear on some lists), the martinis are great too. Really friendly barstaff too

This burger is the worst burger Ive ever had. The patty is inedible! That said, the staff members were super nice and welcoming.

Drinks were good (martini was 10/10) but service was not good. Very hostile bar service and seating was limited.

We were super lucky to get a spot at Free Range by booking about a week in advance, and got seated pretty quickly. The drinks were cutely themed by cartoon inspired characters and were complex and easy to drink! We also got the lobster bites and got blown away by the taste and freshness. The bartender kindly also invited us to some free seats in The Coop and there we got another round of drinks that are inspired by savory dishes. My favorite drink of the night was the Green Curry. Overall, this was an absolutely unique bar and definitely recommend to anyone who wants a good time and exquisite drinks 🍸🍹🥃

Went to Double Chicken Please for dinner, and the experience was nothing short of interesting. The restaurant/bar opens at 5 PM, but even by 4:30 PM, there was already a snaking queue outside (refer to image). It took around 30 minutes before I reached the service staff at the front door. The space is divided into two sections — “Free Range” and “The Coop.” Free Range serves as a casual waiting area and bar where you can enjoy creative cocktails before getting a table inside The Coop. At Free Range, the cocktails were truly unique — inspired by cartoons and playful concepts. My friend and I tried Side Kart, Pocket of Sweets, and P.U.T.S. — all of which were refreshingly inventive and fun. Once seated inside The Coop, we ordered the Salted Egg Yolk Chicken Sandwich. The chicken patty was large and nicely battered, but I would’ve preferred a more generous amount of salted egg yolk sauce. The drink menu here is arranged like a full-course meal — starting with appetizers, then mains, and ending with dessert-inspired cocktails. We tried the Japanese Cold Noodles, and it was mind-blowing — it tasted exactly like cold soba! Definitely the highlight of the night. We also tried the Key Lime Pie and Cold Pizza cocktails, but those were just okay in comparison. Overall, it’s a fun and creative concept, blending cocktails with culinary themes in a sleek setting. That said, the price point is on the higher side, and while it was worth experiencing once, I probably wouldn’t rush back. Rating: 3.5/5 ⭐️

I finally got to try Double Chicken Please in SoHo, one of the top-tier bars in the world, and it truly lived up to the hype. I went on a weekday and lined up right after they opened. Since the bar is always fully booked online, walking in at opening time was the perfect way to get a seat without a reservation. While waiting, the staff served us hot tea, which was such a nice touch especially in the winter. The vibe inside is cozy, inviting, and the staff are incredibly warm and welcoming. The cocktail menu is creative and fun, divided into “appetizers,” “entrees,” and “desserts,” just like a food menu. We ordered three rounds so we could try each section. The cocktails are delicate, complex, and thoughtfully crafted. There were a few flavors we personally couldn’t get into, but overall, the experience was definitely worth it. We also ordered some food to pair with the drinks, and it matched perfectly with the cocktails. If you want to experience a bar that ranks among the top ten in the world, I highly recommend giving Double Chicken Please a visit.

This place is so fun with the exquisite and unique cocktails they make. Be warned, it is highly recommended that you get reservations or you come real early or after midnight or so to get in easily or else you're looking at over an hour or so wait. I was lucky to get in within half an hour and was able to have a couple of tasty drinks at the normal bad. I heard the food is good but I didn't get a chance to try it. The coop is where all the magic happens. The atmosphere and vibe is pretty dope and lively. The drinks as described on the menu, all taste like what they are. The melon prosciutto was excellent. My favorite was the thai curry that wasn't too sweet even with the Popsicle. I got to try the Waldorf salad which was also fun and great. The staff was super attentive despite the busyness of the environment. One of the best cocktail bars I've been to.

Two visits. The chicken sandwich is still top-notch, four times better than Popeyes. The drinks are very well balanced. I recommend the cold noodle, the custard bun, and the cold pizza. The layout changed on the second visit so I think the front and the back are both good nowadays.

Delicious cocktails and food. We’ve tried a couple of them and absolutely loved the Lemon Pie cocktail. The service was quick and really kind. We waited around 30 minutes in a Thursday evening to get a table. However the music was too loud: please we come here to have discussion, not to scream in each others ears.

Excellent drink menu with very delicious fried chicken. Flavors are accurate representation of the food - favorites are the Key Lime Pie and the Japanese Cold Noodles. Staff is wonderful even with how busy it is. Lives up to the hype

It was a great surprise! After the period-setting that is Gage and Tollner downstairs, you are transformed into quite literally the Sunken Harbor Club. The dedication to the theme was perfect without being too on-the-nose. From the menu categories to the individual restrooms and a very unexpected (into the twilight) show. I won't give it all away. But think, sights and sounds. The drinks were very tasty and not to overcomplicated matters but there's also off-menu options to explore. Our waiter, Tommy, was great! He was so personable, constantly checking on us, and again! he too was dedicated to the theme - 'welcome aboard!' From beginning to end, it was an exciting and much enjoyable experience. **if you have light sensitivities/not a fan of fog machines, do check to see if this will be happening while you're there. Not sure if it's timed.

By far the chillest bar I’ve been to! Service was impeccable; honestly the drinks were so strong and a bit of struggle to get through 😭 but I’m glad they didn’t rush us or anything. The staff here were nothing but kind, genial, and hospitable. The comeback special with the peanut butter is also something I would reorder. Really enjoyed the Shrimp toast + Spam Banh Mi as well! I didn’t expect the food to be that great. Fun vibes all around! Definitely revisiting. 💯

An amazing hidden gem. Was recently at a Tiki Bar Speakeasy in Miami (Kaona Lounge) and the staff there sang the praises of Garrett Richard (The head mixologist here at Sunken Harbor Club). I had to come check it out. Sadly my first attempt was during a holiday weekend, and was told that the wait-list was full at 8pm on a Sunday, so I came back and few weeks later and grabbed the last bar seat that evening. The drinks were pure perfection. The vibe is absolutely surreal as you are quickly transformed from NYC to a true sunken harbor. The staff were wonderful, bartenders answered every question I had about different rums with precision and deep knowledge. The playfulness of the crowd interactions when certain drinks are ordered (EL DIABLO!) was always enjoyable. The lounge area looked like a great place for a date night, so I came back once more on Halloween for a wonderful date night. Even arriving 30 minutes after opening, we were told it would be a 90 minute wait, but well worth it. Drinks were again on point and the vibe made for a wonderful night. Can't wait to come back again (hopefully I'll be smart enough to make a reservation next time)

Great atmosphere great cocktails really unique food choices as well. The bartenders were friendly and make an incredible cocktail. Definitely have some drinks and food. You won’t find anywhere else as well as a great ambience.

I am a person obsessed with good theming and oh boy does this place take the cake. From the moment you go up the stairs you are truly transported to a tiki paradise. And then you order your cocktails and small bites and your taste buds are taken to heaven. Strong, strong suggestion to get there about 20-30 minutes before it opens (a line is already forming inside Gage and Tollner around this time), or else it’s a long wait if you don’t have a reservation.

Sunken Harbor Club, nestled above the historic Gage & Tollner in Downtown Brooklyn, is a hidden gem that transports guests into a nautical dreamscape. With its ship-like interior, low lighting, and immersive audio-visual ambiance, the bar offers a cozy, intimate setting that feels both adventurous and refined. The vibe is sultry and chill, perfect for unwinding before dinner or diving deep into a night of exceptional cocktails. At the helm of this tropical haven is Garret Richard, an award-winning mixologist whose mastery of tiki and modern cocktail techniques has earned him accolades like VinePair’s 2024 Bartender of the Year. Richard’s creations are a brilliant fusion of classic tiki inspiration and cutting-edge mixology. Drinks like the Funky Ti Punch and Ginza Lights showcase his ability to balance bold flavors with precision, using acid-adjusting and carbonation techniques to elevate traditional recipes. Richard’s deep respect for cocktail history, combined with his flair for innovation, makes every drink at Sunken Harbor Club a revelation. Whether you're a seasoned tiki enthusiast or a curious newcomer, the menu offers something to surprise and delight. The service is warm and accommodating, and while the food options are limited, the dumplings are a standout. In short, Sunken Harbor Club is more than a bar—it’s an experience. And Garret Richard is not just a bartender; he’s a storyteller, crafting liquid narratives that linger long after the last sip.

Finding the entrance was a bit tricky at first, as there’s no signage outside. To get there, you need to enter through Gage & Tollner and then take a left to access the Sunken Harbor Club. Once inside, the atmosphere is absolutely incredible—it genuinely feels like you’ve stepped into an underwater world. The vibe is vibrant, the music is great, and the crowd is wonderfully diverse. My only letdown was the food selection, which I found a bit limited. Otherwise, a fantastic experience overall.

My cousin and I came to this pub during out holiday and I can’t rate it high enough! I want to give a special thank you to Joy, Andrew, Allison, Justine and Ciara who made us both feel so welcome, they laughed and joked with us, looked after us extremely well. It was as good a service we could ask for… so we came back every night of our trip! When we came in the second time Joy, one of the bartenders, immediately recognised us and started laughing and having jokes with us right away, and getting us both a beer just as quick! Andrew was also just as brilliant, having jokes with us all night, making sure we both had plenty to drink, and giving us brilliant recommendations off the menu. Allison, Justine and Ciara are also just as amazing, their hard work didn’t go unnoticed to us both and yet again they joined in with the laughing and joking, even teaching us some American jokes!! Some amazing memories have been made here purely down to how excellent the staff are here, I could not recommend it higher

I actually came here by chance when I was looking for something to eat and drink. It turned out that this pub is slightly inspired by How I Met Your Mother, the popular sitcom. There are nice touches that remind you of it, such as various signed posters and the familiar benches from the sitcom. The food was okay, nothing to complain about, and the beer was fine. The service was also fine, and luckily they still had room for one more person :)

🔟 / 🔟 Hello, we have been here 3 times. I am always amazed by this beautiful and idyllic bar. There is delicious food and drinks of all kinds here. I'm a huge fan of "How I Met your Mother" and that's why this bar is a must on every New York trip. I love this fantastic atmosphere. It always feels good to be here, where the idea for 'How I Met your Mother' came from. You can be sure that you can expect first-class service here, very friendly and accommodating. Good price-performance ratio. Be sure to come here, it's worth it every time. That wasn't the last time we were here. We will definitely be coming back 100%. Highly recommended. Until next time and have fun here. ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

Great place for HIMYM fans. It has the vibes of the actual McLarens as producers got inspired by this bar. Remember it is not the actual Bar. Got 2 drinks, they were sting and around $12-16. Cheese fries were amazing.

I’ve visited this pub twice in the past year and both times were amazing. Specifically, I came last week with my dad and sister. We were so excited to visit the “home” of HIMYM. There were so many photos of the cast on the walls, it made all of us emotional lol. I’d like to highlight our bartender Andrew. Being from the south and visiting the big city, we never know how people will be or act towards tourists. Andrew treated us like family. He was so appreciative of our company, he made us belly laugh often, and truly made us feel so at home. I’ll never forget him. Regarding the drinks, we stuck to Guinness, Stella, and their MkGees beer. All were fresh and delicious. Notably, it was my sister’s birthday, so she got a beer on the house! Regardless of the pub’s popularity through HIMYM, it was a solid place to hang out and I wish this was my neighborhood bar! Thanks again andrew for your true hospitality.

As a big fan of HIMYM, I had to make a stop by here! It was so much fun seeing all of the framed photos of the cast from the show hung around the bar. The HIMYM themed drinks were fun, and we got some good bar food snacks to hold us over til dinner. Definitely worth a stop if you're a fan of the show, or just want a nice little pub to stop in!

So we had to come here for HIMYM! We were happy with the food and very impressed with the service! My friend doesn’t like bitter drinks, our waiter could tell she didn’t like the first two she ordered. Don’t worry, we drank it for her haha! The server mentioned it to the bartender and they gave her a free drink! She ended up loving it! Our server was so funny and thoughtful! The food was good but the service and staff made our night even more fun!

Great Irish Pub in NYC! I was in town for a work event and I had a day off. As a player of Irish Sports, I wanted to visit a great Irish Pub in NYC and the reviews on Reddit all pointed to Molly Shebeen's. After a stroll through Madison Park, I made it to Molly's and was greeted with a smile from the bartender. I ordered a Guinness to start and it came out cold and quick. I looked at the menu and because of the rainy day, Shepherd's Pie seemed like the ticket. My food came out in less than 10 minutes and it was hot (the bartender warned me). It was delicious and hit the spot. No BS ingredients, hearty vegetables, good size chunks of ground beef, and very delicious. I also appreciated all the Gaelic sport photos and Irish Cultural items on the walls, and not a bunch of green shamrocks and leprechauns. Thank you for the Guinness, the Shepherd's Pie, and Slainte!

A true gem and a delightful throwback to a bygone era! The moment you step inside, you’re instantly enveloped by the charm and rich history of this wonderful establishment. While I came for the lfish and chips, I found myself completely captivated by the incredible atmosphere. The nostalgic 70's and 80's tracks set the perfect vibe, making the experience feel both cozy and lively. The fish and chips were very good—crispy, golden, and perfectly cooked, just as you’d hope for. I also had the pleasure of trying the corned beef sandwich, which, while slightly drier than I anticipated, was still flavorful and satisfying. The real star of the meal, however, was the introduction to the English mustard—its bold, tangy kick elevated every bite and left me wanting more. This place is a must-visit for anyone seeking a memorable dining experience filled with great food, fantastic music, and a warm, welcoming ambiance. I can’t wait to return and explore more of the menu!

Classic Irish pub with a great menu. Had the wings and fish and chips. For the wings, received 9 drums and 1 flat. Disappointing but the drums were pretty 7.4 The fish was very moist and tend and the batter was crunchy. The tartar sauce was quit nenmmmmmmm

Holy "Hole in the Wall" Batman! Molly's is a cozy little pub offering drinks and food with an old worn out wooden bar top and booths carved into a small opening on 3rd Avenue. Serving up classic Guinness stout's there's just something about enjoying a Guinness so much more in an authentic Irish setting like Molly's! The food was just as authentic, our burger and special beef brisket sandwich with onions were both served up meeting high marks in all categories. The burger was cooked as ordered, filled the toasted bun with a thick, juicy, flavorful, nice cut of meat, lettuce onion and tomato, too. The special brisket sandwich, also nice and tender, juicy, in a tasty gravy smothered in onions and piled on a toasted ciabatta bread, so delish! The onion rings cooked perfect and the accompanying curry sauce was a pleasant surprise to dip French fries into! Give Molly's credit for taking a basic dish and making it correctly in their own way, so you can enjoy right to the last bite. The lady serving(Aisling)was quite a marvel, she clearly knew what she was doing, serving up drinks at the bar and waiting tables too...only few in this business could do so smoothly and efficiently like her, almost without effort( others should watch and learn). You'll love the warm cozy atmosphere this place radiates! Erin go bragh!

Shepherds (Cottage) pie was awesome! Meatloaf special was amazing. Very large portions, though. Get there early, if you want a table. Love that the staff all sounded like they were actually Irish... :) All in all, it is an amazing place with an amazing staff.

The perfect spot to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, this place has got so much historic character! We were lucky to snag a table and were well attended to by a lovely server who managed incredibly well on such a busy day. We had a really nice corned beef sandwich with nice crispy fries which was washed down by a perfect pint of Guinness. I look forward to trying again on a slightly less crowded day.

First pints here were in 1988. Was a regular stop for a pint and occasional meal during the next 22 years of living in NYC. The wife and I happened in by chance during a recent return to the city, and hung out for hours telling stories and meeting new friends. A classic NYC Irish pub that is a step above. I cannot wait to return.

I recently visited this bar known for its great cocktails, and overall, it was a fun but mixed experience. We wanted just drinks and they were definitely creative, interesting, and delicious. Each one felt like a little surprise in a glass. That said, the portions of alcohol were a bit on the shy side, especially compared to the generous helping of ice ;) . To be fair, the ice itself was perfect: crystal clear and exactly the kind of texture a well-made cocktail calls for. Service, unfortunately, didn’t meet expectations. After placing our order, we waited quite a while only to find out that the server had forgotten to put it in. Not a deal-breaker, but it did affect the flow of the night. On the bright side, the hostess was adorable and very helpful <3 she definitely added a friendly touch to the experience. The atmosphere was stylish and had good energy, but it was almost too loud to carry on any kind of conversation. Might be a better spot for a quick drink rather than a long catch-up. Would I go back? Maybe, with lower expectations and higher hopes for better service <3

This is actually my favorite bar in NYC. We come here almost every month literally became my summer addiction. Their milk punch is world class. The best part is their $12 happy hour always has milk punch. Service is great as well. Food amazing.

Intimate environment with fast service and a delicious, creative cocktail menu. Great spot for a date night. Pick the cocktail that suits your palate best- but you can't go wrong! Each cocktail has exquisite craftsmanship.

Only came for a couple of drinks. One of the stops on our bar-hopping list we visited last Friday mid afternoon around 4:00pm. No wait, seated 3 of us at the bar. Very unique and curated drink menu complimented by bartender Alejandro who was very knowledgeable on all of the drinks, pairings and other spirits. Even paired special shots with our happy hour oysters and gave us great recommendations. Definitely coming back to visit in the future, thank you for the great service Alejandro!

Amazing drinks! The Pandan cocktail was light and fragrant. Chervil was a sweet, indulgent and dessert-like drink.

Really interesting little surprise of a drink, the no. 8. Sweeter than I expected but I loved it. It tastes like a mix between cotton candy grapes and jolly ranchers.

Wonderful cocktails. Been here twice and both times my experience was top notch. We were seated at the bar the first time and the second time we got a booth. The service is quick and food delicious. Their cocktail menu describes the drink flavors really well so it’s easy to order. I recommend the Black Cardamom, Mace, Paprika.

Excellent pub that has a live music Celtic corner. Went on a Tuesday and were able to sit at the bar immediately opposite the live music. The pints are a plenty, the sausage rolls are excellent, and the pizza is decent. All in all, great craic, will be back!

Wow. This place was amazing. I was trying to figure out a decent pub style bar and stumbled upon this place (I mean I've definitely heard some good things about it before just never went. ) I had the corned beef tacos and the spicy harissa lamb sandwich. To drink I had the red nitro and the ipa with a shot of Jameson. The waitress was cool as hell, Emily I believe was her name. The food came out super fast and was very well prepared--definitely some of the best soft shell tacos I've ever had. The lamb sandwich was out of this world good. Would definitely r ecommend and will be coming back soon!

Swift was pretty fun, but there was nothing about it that really stuck out as compared to most of the other bars I went to while in NYC. They do have a large selection of lagers, so they do have that going for them, and I really liked a lot of the wall art that they had. Overall, it's an above average, but below spectacular bar.

My friends and I stopped by for drinks after shopping around. This place has great beers, lovely atmosphere, and the lads playing a session next to us were fantastic! I had an incident when I was having cheers with a lady next to me and the glass broke. The bartender gave us replacement drinks and a few extras with my mates.

Everything here was perfect! The server was friendly, the music was fun and at a level that you could actually talk, they had great beers, lots of European beers, proper gin and tonic and with tonic from a bottle. Cosy lighting, the seating was great. I love the place

This is a cozy pub with Guinness-inspired art on the walls. I think it was short staffed because it led to a lot of lines and people crowding around us at the bar trying to order. The music was great though (think: grungy/alt rock throwbacks) so I would go back but maybe sit at a table or in the second room in the back.

The most delicious corned beef sandwich I ever ate! (Not the biggest fan of corned beef, but after seeing someone else devouring this at the bar I got tempted!). The meat is lean, cooked and slabbed between two pieces of marbled bread, with red slaw and a spicy mustard. Comes with a bed of arugula that has the slightest dressing, and some potato chips. They have a handful of draft beers and the place is cozy and cute. If you sit at the bar, you can watch them prepare the food in the tiniest corner of the room, quite intriguing!

Thanks to our server for fitting us in on a very busy Friday night. It was really loud in the main room luckily we were led to the second much quieter room. Service was excellent. Our food arrived quickly & we were provided with crayons & a paper table cloth to have some fun whilst we waited. I had the Mac and cheese which was comfort food.

I’ve come here many times over the years, and I always had a soft spot for it, but recently their food has gone so down hill. On my most recent visit (and maybe last for a long time), I ordered the steak au poivre, which was absolute trash. The cut of the meat was god awful—riddled with not fat but inedible cartilage—and it was not cooked to order. Between that, the side of mashed potatoes and broccoli, I assumed this was microwaved. Service was pretty bad too, but I will almost always forgive that aspect if the food is actually worth eating.

The bartender John is a top shelf old school bartender. Great conversationalist, very friendly, and great at his job. I can only attest to the burger since this is what I ordered, and it was one of the best burgers I’ve ever had, but the food I saw going out generally looked great. This place is a homerun!

We had a lovely dinner and Prosciutto Bruschetta Appetizer! Friendly and fast service in a quaint old vibe atmosphere.

Came here today for some lunch. Had the Salmon for my entree and the apple crumble for desserts. Everything was so good and the service was amazing. Highly recommend.

Came here after sailing on the boat all day with my coworker because she recommended it and I’m really glad she did because it’s such a cute welcoming spot. The special was amazing and they have a great selection of drafts and wine for reasonable prices.

American Pub in Tribeca. Old fashion American pub. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. Food is diner, bar kind. It was actually very tasty just onion for French Onion soup was not clean to good. Bar has big choice of draft beer and good amount of wine. Staff is very friendly and super attentive. Overall is good experience.

We had almost every drink on the menu. I would say my favorites were the tamarind milk punch and the vodka y soda. But they were all so good, there wasn’t one I didn’t like. Our bartender was so sweet and fun! They also like to have fun music and play with the lights. I would love to get food next time. It was a fun spot

Superbueno feels like a portal, one step off Houston and suddenly you’re somewhere in Mexico City, but not the postcard version. The late-night, neon-lit one where the air hums with mezcal and birria. The cocktails are wild but disciplined. The huitlacoche drink is earthy and elegant, like drinking the forest floor after a summer rain, in the best possible way. The clarified milk punch is a fun one. Silky, balanced, with that subtle sweetness that entices but doesn't overwhelm. The roasted corn cocktail tastes like someone liquefied elote and added sparkles. And the mango one, bright, sharp, tropical, reminds you that summer is gone but it'll come back someday. The food? Tacos that make you forget every sad tortilla you’ve ever had north of the border and a birria sandwich that’s pure, slow-braised bliss. Rich, messy, and perfect.

This bar is super fun and the atmosphere is very colorful and Latin vibes. I got the the vodka soda (guava) per the recc from the bartender over at double chicken please. It was excellent..I wish I had enough stomach to try the mole negroni which sounds interesting along with the mushroom margarita that uses huitlacoche which sounds wild. The bartenders and wait staff were super nice and friendly and talkative when available. Definitely deserving of its status as one of the best bars in the world.

We stopped by Superbueno for an easy afternoon drink, and it turned out to be one of those surprisingly relaxing moments in the city. The warm yellow light coming through the windows made the whole bar feel soft and cinematic, and it instantly slowed everything down. We tried four cocktails, each very different but all quite approachable: • Roasted Corn Sour – Smooth, creamy on the surface, but finishes clean. It doesn’t feel heavy at all and the flavor gets better the more you drink it. • Mushroom Margarita – A gentle mushroom aroma that sounds unusual but works beautifully. Balanced, not too sour, not too earthy. • Green Mango Martini – Light, refreshing, and fragrant. Sweet in a clean way, not syrupy or artificial. Easy to sip and very enjoyable. • Mole Negroni – Softer and rounder than a classic Negroni, with less sweetness and a subtle bitterness. Perfect for people who usually can’t handle strong, heavy Negronis. None of the drinks tasted overly strong, but they were smooth enough that we were already a bit buzzed after two glasses. The portions are noticeably larger than many NYC bars, which makes the experience feel more relaxed and less rushed. The bartender was focused and friendly, and the whole atmosphere felt comfortable—no long lines, no pressure, just a good place to slow down for a while. If you like thoughtful, layered cocktails and a calm afternoon vibe, this spot is worth checking out

The negative reviews are only one off experiences. Everyone in this bar is having a great time. The music is great, the bartenders are gracious and kind. The pork belly tacos are something to write home about. The cocktails!! Don’t get me started. The roasted corn skirt is by far one of the best cocktails I’ve had in New York. Come here, it was voted a top 50 bar for a reason.

The vibe here is super great! We ordered more than 6 drinks and they all tasted great. I love the plum milk punch! It’s a Mexican bar but I heard there tacos are super great too! Next time we will def try!

Superbueno is rated one of the best bars in the US and it is well deserved. Service and cocktails were outstanding. Food was good as well but it didn't stand out as much to me, although we only got a couple things. Even for being basically always full, there was little wait for anything and bartenders even had the chance to talk sometimes. Price wasn't bad either for such a highly rated bar in NY. Definitely worth a stop if you have time.

A friend recommended this spot, so I visited on a weekday afternoon. I didn’t realize the menus were different upstairs and downstairs, but since there was no line, I went downstairs and sat at the bar. It was my first time in the basement, and I really liked the atmosphere, the cocktails were great too. The Tomato Tree was especially memorable, almost like drinking a salad. The only downside was that when orders came in, the bartender seemed to adjust the pour sizes at their own discretion. From where I was sitting at the bar, I could see that my cocktail had noticeably less than others, which felt a bit disappointing given the price.

Saturday night and you’re just walking around the neighborhood trying to find a spot to have some drinks and chat it up with friends. Ooohhh la la… Sip & Guzzle for the win but it’s packed to the brim. This is the place to be. We asked the doorman if there’s a chance we could get in but it’s only stand room available. We will take it! Just by chance, I asked the best hostess I’ve encountered (Cindy) if she had a table for 3. She is exactly what you need when you enter an upscale establishment such as Sip & Guzzle. She was polite, friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. She politely asked for a few minutes and then she said please follow me. She led us down these stairs then open a glass door and to our surprise it was another seated area with a bar. We couldn’t wait to sit and order our drinks. The serving staff were so professional, the bar alchemist was dressed to the 9, nicely with suspenders and a tie. Now let’s talk drinks and food. The CHICKEN CHIPS with SALSA 18 and MOCHI FRENCH FRY gets Chef kisses all around… Drinks were top tier and deserved a round of applause. So, if you’re ever in need of an astonishingly creative cocktail, amazingly friendly staff ( Cindy) and bask in the warmest ambiance then SIP & GUZZLE is the place to go.

Highly recommend Sip! Beautiful interiors, every details well thought out. The Tomato cocktail and the Strawberry Hot Pot cocktails were stand outs. Also loved the foie gras on milk toast, electric chicken and the potato salad. Upstairs at Guzzle is much more loud and crowded.

Drinks only review - I did not have food. Last night (Wednesday in September) I wandered by Sip & Guzzle around 9pm. It looked like a nice vibe so I walked in and asked the bartender if they had any good whiskey based drinks. He recommended and made me a peanut butter Wagyu old fashioned. The drink was very well made and unique. The bartender, Steve, was very professional and nice. Turns out the upstairs entry area is called "Guzzle" - it was a very nice bar scene and a good crowd. I went downstairs to find the restroom and discovered kind of a Japanese style speakeasy downstairs called "Sip." The hostess, Emma, saw me peering into "Sip" and asked me if I would like a seat. I ended up sitting at the bar and was blown away by the experience. The cocktails were so unique and well made. They even had a specially made beer that was a rice lager with Yuzu. I am a total beer snob from Los Angeles because my wife is a brewer and on the board of the California Homebrewers Association, so she requires me to be a beer snob. The Yuzu rice lager was one of the best beers I have had. So refreshing with just the right amount of Yuzu to maintain the quality of beer as opposed to drinking straight Yuzu juice. David, Damond, and Randy were the bartenders downstairs and they were absolutely amazing and took the experience to another level. Great drinks and great vibe. Highly recommend.

Really enjoyed this cocktail bar. We went to sip with a reservation and had a great time. The drinks looked super interesting and so did the food. Def running back to try other drinks and food on their menu!

Wow ! Came here recently for their brand new burger and I couldn’t have been more AMAZED ! Paired nicely w/ a Wagyu Old Fashioned, this was the perfect meal for me ! Was able to get a reservation online the night before and got there right when they opened—wasn’t anything too crazy. A lot of good burgers in this town and I think we have ourselves a new KING !

Such a fun dining experience! Every starter we ordered was super unique and I can safely say, nothing that any of us had had before. Highly recommend the crispy rice uni (that was my favorite), the mochi fry and the chips and salsa. The thinnest sandwich was super unique, but we didn’t love the flavors. The main dishes werea bit of a let down after such unique starters. The beef was delicious, but nothing special and the lightning chicken really didn’t deserve the “lightning” descriptor. I was also a bit disappointed by the addictive cabbage-it was good, but nothing special. Drinks were delicious as well and our table’s absolute favorite was the one with Szechuan pepper oil. I wish I could replicate this at home! The service was fantastic and really added to the whole experience. We were in the main restaurant, Guzzle, and the overall atmosphere didn’t really fit the unique vibe of the food/drinks. It was very plain and uninteresting. Maybe Sip downstairs is more aesthetically unique.

Very friendly bartender, good beer selection, sampler. Only wish they filled growlers like other craft beer shops. Food was ok, would have like a little more options.

R+B IPA was a batch from May so not too fresh. Besides that the selection of beers both on tap and in cans was good especially for Harlem location (better than most places around Manhattan). Affordable. Being honest I wouldn't go there again unless I'm in the area for some reason

Always good food and the beer is the reason I come. The environment is friendly and comfortable.

Good selection of craft beer and a nice atmosphere in a great Harlem location. The staff is friendly and welcoming. I got to try some beers here that you can barely find anywhere else, which was a nice surprise. They also have some tasty bites, but I think it would be even better if there were more simple snack options, like salted nuts, to go along with the drinks. Overall, a great spot to enjoy good beer and relax.

Live in the neighborhood but first time here and I know I’ll be back. Had an hour to kill after work and stopped by, had a great sour and the big Bavarian pretzel. The honey mustard is sweet with a nice kick. Staff is friendly and welcoming.

love this place! i’m mire of a cider person and amber (the best bartender to ever exist) always finds me something i love. and their service is exemplary as well, amber is so friendly and attentive

I learned about this place by pure happenstance. I met one of the owners at my job and she was the absolute nicest person. I finally got a chance to stop by today and it was everything. There's an outdoor area tables that are towards the back and a very long bar. Not long enough that you'll be forgotten by the bartender but long enough that you won't overhear the conversations of people next to you. The whole place is a vibe from the dark tone of the wood to the mellow lighting...even the fixtures were just super inviting. The staff are superb and the food is even better. There were I believe 15 beers in tap and they also had wine. I would definitely recommend this place to everyone!!! If I could give more than five stars I would.

We are in the party room so.food was catered from another place the drinks from the bar were good and not so strong whisky sours. No milk drinks. No irish coffee. I would have liked that the band by the bar that night was a little loud for me but we didn't hear it from the party room. Decent space lacking more tables ..maybe they need space for dancing

Old School NYC Irish Pub. Great Place to grab a Guinness. Bartenders are welcoming and friendly. Happy Hour will score you your Vitamin G for $8. History decorates the walls, and they did a wonderful job decorating for the Holidays. The music is always good! Will return!

Took a min to get a drink but that's because the place was packed but a bartender walked past me but didn't stop at me and went to someone else. I had to wait for another bartender but once I got a drink, it was a good drink. The atmosphere is very lively and active. Good conversation with people and live music. Definitely going back soon!

If you are looking for a place that has great quality open mics and live entertainment, this is it. The musicians were amazing and the crowd was receptive and I had a blast playing my original music and cover songs. Bar service was excellent and our parking was within two blocks, Free after 7pm.

If you’re looking for a spot that perfectly captures the spirit of live music, great vibes, and an authentic Irish atmosphere, Paddy Reilly’s Music Bar is the place to be. What sets Paddy Reilly’s apart is its dedication to live music and the friendly staff who are always ready to pour you a perfect pint of Guinness & speaking of Guinness, this might just be one of the best pours in the city. The crowd at Paddy Reilly’s is a great mix of locals, tourists, and music enthusiasts. Paddy Reilly’s is a must-visit. It’s a rare find in NYC’s nightlife scene and one that will keep you coming back. Highly recommended!

Wonderful Irish bar with live music every night. No cover, no minimum the night I was there, but I don't know if that's true every night. We had a wonderful time, and I plan to go again next time I'm in the city.

A fine friend lead us to Paddy’s as part of an NYC Guinness tour. The pour was perfect and the draft fresh, just the right amount of wateriness. Add on top of that the warm lit and wooden environs, and it’s a recipe for magic. Sad to find out that they will be closing their doors for good at the end of March. Def worth a stop in to pay respects.

We enjoyed pre-dinner drinks, specifically the "Jazz me Blues" and the "Best Address." Both cocktails were expertly crafted, however, the presentation could have been slightly enhanced. The accompanying snacks were a delightful touch, with the beetroot chips being a particular standout.

A lovely spot with incredible service and darn good cocktails. If you're into sweet drinks served in a martini glass, try the tasty Blue Jazz. I had a champagne-based cocktail—can’t recall the name—but it was absolutely perfect. Be warned, it's pricey. Our two cocktails cost over $100! We had planned to eat here as well, but... well, see below for why we didn’t. I wish I could give it five stars, but I just can’t. The music was so loud we couldn’t carry on a normal conversation. Everyone around us was yelling just to be heard, and I overheard several people complaining about the volume. Someone even asked the bartender to turn it down, but the response (if I heard correctly) was that management was trying to attract a younger crowd. It’s a real shame, because the last time I visited a few years ago, it was such an enjoyable experience. I couldn’t wait to bring my husband back—but sadly, this visit didn’t live up to the memory.

The bar inside is so beautiful and the lounge is great too if you want more space and seating. We came here to try the Bloody Mary and I loved how many you could try. We got the most popular one but I want to go back to try more. The bar snacks were so good too. It would have been a wonderful experience but the service was absolutely horrible. No one checked on us and if I needed something I had to keep getting up to ask.

FANTASTIC! I'm a travel writer (National Geographic, Washington Post, etc.) and I've been all over the world. For my birthday, I took several family members here for drinks to celebrate. The service was IMPECCABLE. The servers went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable and happy. They were warm and welcoming. This is not a stuffy bar with pretentious servers. We truly had a great time! Would come back.

I visited the King Cole Bar at the St. Regis, and it was a fantastic experience. The atmosphere is elegant and classic, with just the right mix of history and charm. The staff was attentive and welcoming, making the whole visit feel special.

Atmosphere was B+ at best, not worth the visit- wouldn’t go back as the server was rude he tried to memorize the order and couldn’t get it right over and over. Drinks and the Food menu was ok- WAY OVER PRICED you’re paying for the atmosphere. I live in LA and just expected a higher quality meal in a Regis Hotel…. as I rave about the Four Season Beverly Hills. I left a tip as no one should have to come to work for free. Trust me when I say- Service was below PAR….

Every time I'm in New York, I come here at least once. The service and, above all, the bartenders are fantastic. Friendly and competent. There is an incredible selection, as you would expect from a bar of this class. Of course, there are countless variations of the Bloody Mary. The atmosphere is super cozy. However, you usually have to wait quite a long time and stand in line to get a seat.

We are so happy that we chose Talea to host our welcome night for our wedding weekend. We were looking for a casual, but large enough spot for our 130ish guests and where we could cater our own food since we couldn't have Vietnamese food at our actual wedding. The events staff are super easy to work with, the price is reasonable, and the space is really beautiful with lots of natural greenery so you don't need to decorate yourself. The food and drinks that they serve are also great and I really appreciated that they had non-alcoholic options since I don't drink myself. They make a custom menu for your event and there are little details like putting a custom sign or having a projector so you can have a slideshow or video playing in the background as well. I really recommend this spot for hosting any type of event.

If you’re looking for a wedding venue that’s both unique and unforgettable, TALEA Brewery is an absolute gem. The atmosphere is warm, modern, and full of character, making it the perfect place to celebrate love with friends and family. The brewery’s charm brings a fun yet elevated vibe that you just can’t find anywhere else. It truly is love on tap! :) We had the pleasure of working with the amazing TALEA team through our Photo Booth services, and they were an absolute dream to collaborate with. Attentive, supportive, and genuinely excited to make each event shine—their passion shows in every detail. Whether it’s the stunning space, the craft beer that guests rave about, or the thoughtful care of the staff, TALEA Brewery makes weddings feel both personal and extraordinary. Highly recommend this venue for couples who want something fresh, unique, and full of heart.

Big space; knowledgeable staff; long tasting boards for beer flight with 4oz generous pours. Sours steal the show here (Gose too). A couple nice NA options too. Limited food; generally good.

We hosted a wedding welcome event at Talea and it was absolutely wonderful. I would definitely recommend. Bonnie was fantastic coordinating all the details leading up to the event, and Manny and the staff took amazing care of us on the day! We did an open bar for our guests and Talea was very well-staffed. No one waited more than 30 seconds to be served. Everyone was exceptionally friendly and nice. Food was excellent as well! Great experience all around, thanks Talea!

This bar is such a nice place. Was a true pleasure to finish my day of work with a delicious beer. Liked it so much that I ended up buying 2 "Talea Beer" branded glasses to remember the feeling. Hoping you will expand to Paris in the future!

So happy that I finally got to check this place out. The beer selection is amazing. The have some good snacks and platters on the menu. The space is big and airy and there is plenty of outdoor seating also. They have a section of coffee and merchandise. It also appears that they have various activities during the week. The service is good and the prices are decent. They also have Cocktails made with beer and non-alcoholic drinks plus they have soft drinks. The music is a nice variety from The Beatles to Al Greene and some Jazz. It's nice background music at the perfect volume. I'll have to go back and try some of their other beers and some of the platters.

This place is excellent! Super good service paired with excellent beer that is flavoursome and well priced with most beers around the $11 mark. Most people were in working and having a coffee which made it nice and busy with a good atmosphere even earlier in the day. If you like a craft beer you must stop by.

We returned to Nearys after a long break due to Covid and our relocation. It's was an amazing evening seeing our old friends. Jimmy has passed but his legacy is in good hands with Mary and Una taking over the "Master of Ceremonies" position. All the staff is the same. Let's talk about the food the Lamb Chops are legendary. We also love the French Onion soup , Prime Rib and Liver. Don't forget to leave room for desert and Irish Coffee !! The Irish Coffee is fantastic !!

This is a classy place with great service. The best lamb chops I ever had! Excellent service by Eugenia and Mary. Don’t forget to wear your collared shirt.

A decades Irish restaurant, most are repeat customers, Tradition food and vibe and warm service.

A greatly underated establishment in New York. Superb customer service. The friendliest homliest bar/restaurant in New York. The staff are there years which speaks for itself but then so are the customers. You never know who you will meet when you drop in. Great front of house with Mary and Una. 2 brilliant and knowledgeable barmen. Overall 10/10 I'll be back

The calves liver with bacon and onions (first photo) is the tastiest one that I have ever had in The City. The mashed potatoes (second photo) were a creamy delight. Mary is one of the friendliest managers there is. Rochelle, the waitress, provided me good service. I will return to try the famous lamb chops.

Wonderful staff and friendly atmosphere. Enjoyed (and highly recommend) the day's special of turkey and irresistible sauce! Authentic Irish pub/restaurant culture vibe.

A neighborhood cozy and bustling Irish restaurant Great service, delicious food and warm atmosphere. Men need to wear a button down

I only tried the front bar, which is harder to get into but isn’t as good as the back bar according to people who’ve been to both. The cocktails were creative and relatively enjoyable, but rather than being unique combinations that complement or highlight the liquor, they felt more like juicy blends of ingredients with alcohol added on, which didn’t sit too well in my stomach. I’m sure such cocktails appeal to many people though (especially on the younger side), and may in fact be perfect for those who don’t enjoy drinking but want to join friends for a glass at a bar. All in all, would I return for more? Don’t think so. Would I recommend it? To certain people, yes. Am I going to come back to try the back bar? Definitely. Update: I came back to try the back bar. The drinks we got were good — once again, not as a unique combination of liquor but rather as tasty drinks. It’s nice to check out for fun, though.

I have been wanting to try this place for a long time. I’ve heard only good things about it and every time I walk by the line is insane. In order to go walk by and put your name on the list and go get a drink somewhere else and then come back. It was totally not a long. Wait when I did this plan early in the night. It was 30 minutes and totally worth it. Sat at the bar ordered two drinks I don’t remember what I ordered, but I knew I loved all of it. Every drink was fantastic. The atmosphere was fantastic. The bartender was responding. Cute and he told me they’re gonna be making a new menu within two weeks to a month so I’ll be going back to try all of that. However, the pizza puff thing was absolutely terrible. It was dry. It wasn’t like a pizza I would never order that ever in my life. It makes me worry that all the food there is bad however, I can’t judge it off one dish. I will be going back and try other things. I do love the spot. I love the ambience. It was so worth it. I didn’t sit at the little side bar. They always try to push you if you can’t get in the main place wait for the main place, it’s worth it

Every cocktail was amazing. I tried the entire drink menu with a friend and have zero critiques. Every cocktail was perfection in its own right. Our bartender Mason was the best! Looking forward to coming back with more friends. I only wish the space was bigger, but hey, it's Manhattan.

Great vibes at Schmuck Bar! Tried the Larb Gai and Le Petit Fizz—both were delicious. The drink was refreshing, and the music set the perfect mood. Cool spot to hang out with friends. Definitely coming back!!🩷

I came to Schmuck for the cocktails, but I’ll be coming back for the people. The drinks were absolutely top-tier—cleverly crafted, perfectly balanced, and served with style. You can tell there’s serious talent behind the bar. But what really set the night apart was the incredible service. Eric was a standout, attentive, genuine, and clearly passionate about creating a great experience. There was also a gentleman with a French accent whose charm and hospitality took everything to another level. And the doorman from Senegal? An absolute legend. Warm, welcoming, and full of great energy. He made walking in feel like entering a friend’s house, not just a bar.

Trendy, well run bar with an ecclectic cocktail list and team! Great for early drinks until late night. Wish they made it more clear (on social media) that there are two different areas with two different drinks.

Funny enough, I walked by the OG Barcelona location but never got the chance to go, so was glad to see this spot open up in NYC. Incredibly creative and unique drinks. The Larb Gai and the Pina Colada Pickleback were our favorites. I loved the layout and vibes of the interior design — it really did feel like a cool friend's living room. Our waiter was also very attentive, friendly and gave the best recommendations. Overall, an excellent experience. Would recommend ideally for groups of 2-4, and to show up for opening as it does get quite busy.

Great vibe! Great location in the East Village. Weekend happy hour - unless we just got lucky. Lol. Cosy back room. We went there with a group of my former colleagues for a Halloween weekend get together and it was a lot of fun.

Honestly pretty boring. Very generic music. Not many hype songs. I am just one review so try this bar for yourself to make an actual review. I think there’s better places. I ordered a vodka sour. Not sure what I got. Definitely not a vodka sour. It’d be nice if they played a mix of 2000s and current mixes. If you like early 2000s mixes it’s great for u! I love early 2000s mixes but not they’re just not danceable in my opinion.

Friendly service, great DJ and music, strong drinks. Calls, Daniel, and the entire team is awesome!

This place is awful, on 2 separate occasions I have had both of my credit cards stolen, then my phone. They were both taken right out of my zipped up purse. The security there needs to be way better at watching people. I didn’t even take my wallet out of my bag all night and it was right on my hip and i would check it every 5 minutes. I will never be coming back here.

Beware the auto 20-30% tip they throw on all transactions without disclosing first. Which is illegal in New York. * Go here if you want your stuff stolen and to be overcharged and underserved. * Like another reviewer said I’ve requested a refund for the ridiculous charge via my receipt, since the bar doesn’t answer their phone at all after many calls. I’d love to see them refund me the charge otherwise I’m disputing it with my bank. Spot seemed half decent but clearly super dishonest and scammy.

Carlos and Daniel were incredible! They helped us plan an event and it was so easy and successful. This bar has an incredible vibe and incredible people working it. The owner is also a really lovely and incredible person. 💗💗 Thank you so much for your kindness!!

Great Bar on the weekend, the doorman was very kind. Great place to dance on the weekend.