This place is great! We went here just after seeing Gatsby and the vibe was most definitely a…read morespeakeasy from the 1920's but with a slight modern twist as the World Cup was on the tv. The host was incredibly friendly and our mixologist was amazing. We asked him which drink he prefers and he said Golden Hour. We each ordered a different drink for ourselves and split a Golden Hour and to be honest, the Golden Hour was the best in my opinion. I will def go back!

This hotel bar delivers a better‑than‑expected experience, with a polished atmosphere and drinks…read morethat rise above the usual lobby‑bar standard. The real standout is the service, attentive, friendly, and consistently on point, making the whole visit feel easy and well taken care of. A solid spot to unwind, whether you're staying at the hotel or just stopping in for a drink.

i wanted to come here because it was referenced in a book i read this past summer called "The Light…read moreWe Lost", (great book, highly recommend if you like romance). i skimmed the other reviews to see if anyone else came here for that reason too. the service was just okay, but the drinks were pretty good. since it was a monday, it just so happened to be margarita Monday at this bar, so we got $7 margaritas (with tajin rim). we also got the prosciutto and arugula flatbread, which was pretty good. we did have to keep flagging down our server, which was a bit annoying since the inside wasn't even that busy. music was also quite loud- i wouldn't recommend this spot if you're intending on trying to have plenty of conversation haha. we had to kinda shout at times during our conversation, despite sitting right across from each other. around the time we came, which was ~6pm, there were a few work happy hours happening. it's a good spot for that for sure. i'm happy i got to check this place out and cross it off my bucket list. if my office was in the area, i'd probably suggest this place for a casual happy hour

Faces and Names is a good spot for a drink and bar food. They have a couple of beers on tap and a…read morecouple of bottle choices. They have plenty of mocktails and cocktails to pick from as well. I tried their hamburger and it was classic bar food.

Gem of a find I'd never have come across without the aid of Yelp! Was traveling with friends, some…read moreof whom wished to do some shopping while two of us preferred other options! Found this with some searching and enabled all to have joy. The shopping crew did their thing while we snagged the final two seats at this posh but relaxed little bar happily tucked into the Bergdorf Goodman's Men's Store. Never would've expected it, pleasant surprise indeed! Did not try the food (though the small menu looked to have some quality options), but the bartenders were excellent (friendly and helpful), and the drinks were top-notch (always appreciate a healthy pour). Everyone was game to chat a bit, which I also always appreciate at a bar. While it began with a convenient diversion, I'll be making a deliberate stop next time I'm in town.

S/o to Eric first and foremost for his great hospitality. We came in as walk-in no reserve and…read moreeasier got accommodated but definitely recommend making reservations considering the place is neat and has comfortable seating indoors. My friend and I were impressed by the richness in flavor on the drinks I believe he got a spritz and the ice cream was good. Coming back for sure!

The restaurant week menu was a great deal! Had some lovely crispy calamari, salmon with crispy…read moretoppings, and the chocolate lava cake. The portions were generous. The chocolate cake was super moist although the raspberry coulis tasted like cough medicine. The apple tartlet was extremely sweet. Service was okay, they seemed to have been pretty backed up. The food took close to half an hour to come out. It was very boisterous inside with dim cozy lighting.

Loved the decor and atmosphere of this bar. I will preface that my rating is for the drinks only…read more My friends loved their Irish coffees. I order an amaretto sour which was delicious. Drinks ranged from $16-$20 each. I will say the service could have been better. We just sat at the bar and the bar tender never asked if we wanted another, wasn't talkative. I had to really grab his attention to order. Overall would definitely come back but service could improve. Accessibility: poor wheelchair accessibility. Bathrooms not accessible.

I had an excellent delivery order of fish & chips and a salad from this Irish Pub…read more The Irish Ale Battered Fish & Chips came with three nice sized pieces of cod...delicious, fresh tasting and a generous portion, with a nice puffy beer-batter, juicy wedge of lemon and tartar sauce on the side. The fries were a straight cut. I would have preferred them a little crispier, but delivered fries usually steam and soften in the container during transit. The House Salad was excellent...very fresh and crisp with a tasty balsamic vinaigrette on the side. In all, a very fine meal! Delivery was prompt and packing was well done. Highly recommended.

A perfectly functional Irish pub…read more They have Irish beer. They have Irish whiskey. They have Irish gin. I ordered the Gunpowder Irish Gin. It was terrible. * * * Arthur Guinness founded Guinness Stout in 1759. John Jameson founded Jameson's Irish Whiskey in 1780. Now in heaven, Seated among the pearly clouds, Wearing their angelic robes, Arthur Guinness and John Jameson looked down. They saw McDaid's Irish Pub, on Seventh Avenue in New York City. Arthur Guinness and John Jameson agreed. "Samuel C. ordered Gunpowder Irish Gin. Samuel C. deserved what he got."

Porch at Bryant Park. Of course drinks are not cheap $22 for the Rose Brut Champagne and $9 for the…read morePilsner. Friendly staff in the park. It was nice to sit after 7.5 miles of walking.

Acceptable…read more Outdoor drinking area. Typical drink and food offerings. Service is quick enough. Beers come with a plastic cup. Prices are not unreasonable. You're here to be outside at Bryant Park in the middle of Manhattan. That's it. I'm not sure what the laws are but if it was allowed, I'd be just as happy at one of the park tables with a brown bag.

Came here for after work drinks. Very solid spot in midtown for after work casual beer pub vibes…read more It is truly along room extending from the street all the way to the back. Good energy and volume for the World Cup. Plays the games with sound. The food is much better than expected for a pub. Try the special peach salad, flatbread, and the dry rub wings were the star of the show. So good we ordered a couple of them. Great Guineas poor as well.

It was 1am and we had arrived just after Last Call on a bitterly cold single digit evening the day…read moreafter an epic January snowstorm practically shuttered NYC. The classically accented traditional Irish Pub was almost empty, with two couples just finishing their drinks. The tidy Bar was indeed long with tables and sitting areas in the back. After a 12 hour travel day from the West Coast, the warm welcome and Irish accented, "What would you like?" was sincerely appreciated despite the late arrival. I had the Oh, Mary! - Tres Agaves, habanero-infused agave, fresh lime, and an artistically adorned tajín rim. Perfect welcome to New York thanks to the great bartenders at the Long Room. Cheers.

We originally came to Hotel Iroquois hoping to eat at Da Toscano, but since we didn't have a…read morereservation, getting to dine here was impossible. They said the wait would be 30 minutes and we were starving so couldn't wait until that time. The staff was helpful and suggested we check out Lanterns Keep instead, mentioned that they have the same chef. Aftertaking a look at the menu, we decided to give it a try. This place has an intimate feeling about it. Just a bit too cold since the AC was on full blast. The drinks were well-made and the food was a pleasant surprise. We started with the tomato, mozzarella arancini ballsand they were delicious. They were crispy on the outside, creamy flavorful on the inside all great as an appetizer. Fritto Misto, which came with cornmeal crusted cod, shrimp, calamari, zucchini, and lemon caper aioli. This dish wasn't my favorite. For dessert, we shared the Apple Olive Oil Cake which the server recommended. It was a great way to end the meal. The cake was moist and tasted more like carrot cake and the milk jam with cinnamon Chantilly complemented it perfectly. Overall, what started as a backup turned into a really good dinner. Don't overlook this place, you'll get to enjoy food from the same kitchen as the restaurant in the same hotel in a cocktail bar setting.

Came here the other night with my partner and a friend. It's a pretty small bar tucked away inside…read morethe Iroquois Hotel. There are 6 seats at the bar, and then a handful of smaller tables. The interior is very aesthetic with dark wood, lots of dim lighting and a beautiful deep green paint color. The service was excellent and the bartender was so personable. They have a thoughtful food and drink menu, and we enjoyed everything we ordered. For food we ordered the bruschetta which was very good. As for drinks, we ordered the Old Daisy, Next Stop and the Equator and everyone enjoyed their drinks. It's a really nice spot to come for an after work drink or before or after a show. I'd definitely come back again.