I went to storehouse NYC yesterday on a first date it was a great sports bar to catch a game…read more I caught the Michigan college football game. The service was friendly and pretty quick. I went around 6:30 pm we had a beer each and then ordered chicken wings and quesadillas to share. We went at a great time because I was able to hear him well and have a solid conversation without the background noise of the restaurant conversations being too loud. 10/10 sports bar recommendation.

Place is ok, not great. They have a good selection of whisky, but no prices. Annoying to ask the…read morebartender how much something costs for numerous whiskies. Actually prevented me from buying a few expensive whiskies. I'd rather have a list and make selections like that, but some bars are crazy expensive for the simplest things; so I want to know up front. The female bartender didn't know how much the cheeseburger special was and didn't look it up. What's the secret? Have it on the menus if they can't remember or look up quickly. The male bartender kept vaping something. Disgusting for those who hate smoke or are affected by it. Do it outside bro. Don't keep trying to sneak it in behind the bar. The bathroom smelled like urine and the smell came out into the nearby tables.

Chill spot in midtown. Their jameson wings hit the spot with a guinesss. Try it with a shot of…read morejameson while you're at it

What a fitting way to end my weekend in NYC. This place was packed with people who were watching a…read moresoccer match. I loved the lively atmosphere. And it was certainly that. We came here twice. One night for drinks and loaded tots and then a couple of days later for a burger for me and brats and a pretzel for my friend. I tried his and they were excellent. I really liked my burger and fries. Especially for a pub. Even though it was packed full of soccer fans, service was timely and so was the food. Would most definitely come again if in the area

We celebrated our wedding anniversary at The Clocktower, and it was truly one of the highlights of…read moreour entire trip. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with champagne, which immediately set the tone for a special evening. Our server, Daniel, was beyond amazing. He was warm, attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in making our anniversary meaningful. It never felt forced just thoughtful, polished hospitality. The team went above and beyond when we brought our wedding cake (which had been frozen for a year). Not only did they accommodate it without hesitation, they helped decorate and present it beautifully you would have thought it had been baked that same day. It was such a touching moment for us, and they handled it with care and enthusiasm. As for the food: incredible. The steak tartare was perfectly balanced and beautifully prepared. The tuna was fresh and vibrant. And the Beef Wellington... honestly one of the best I've had in New York City. Perfectly cooked, rich, elegant, and absolutely worthy of a celebration dinner. The atmosphere strikes the perfect balance: romantic, warm, refined but relaxed. It felt special without being stiff. If you're looking for a place to celebrate something meaningful, this is it. We will absolutely return.

Went for my birthday the restaurant us extremely dark and small. The service wasnt the best took a…read morevery long time for someone to take our order no only that but I asked for my left overs to be packed which was the beef wellington and they threw out one half of the steak I started eating and my vegetables and with a price point of 128 I would like all of my leftovers. I wouldn't return and I should of read reviews before I went I will not return. The scallops were delicious and the not colada cocktail but at that price point to not being given my food and proper service is a shame.The fish was OK and the sticky toffee was delicious.

Awesome bar with a lot of history. The cosmopolitan was great and the staff were super nice.read more

Best burger in the area, a lovely pub atmosphere, and very kind staff. This is a local haunt for my…read morefriends for some time now, and there's a reason for it!

I've been eating brunch at The Grey Dog for a couple years whenever I visit nyc, and I can't get…read moreenough of their salted caramel pancakes with pistachios and maple butter. They're fluffy, delicious, and a great portion size. SOO good! The Grey dog has friendly service, outdoor tables to eat your meal outside in the nice weather, chilled water for the table, cute decor, and a nice sized menu.

The Grey Dog in Chelsea is a standout for many reasons. Please allow me to explain. Besides the…read moreclose proximity to the subway, the ambiance, staff, art, drinks, and extensive menu deliver an unforgettable experience. Upon arrival, I was greeted by a most spirited host with a warm smile, who showed me to my table. My waiter was attentive and friendly as well. In addition to the exceptional service, the art strategically placed around the restaurant helped to make the overall ambiance and dining experience that much more memorable. My compliments to the head chef and his team for preparing food that was not only delicious to eat but a pleasure to the eye. Additionally, my mimosa was made with a flavorful twist and presentation. I will have it each time I return. All told, The Grey Dog was a hit. The floor team/waitstaff and kitchen should be proud of what they consistently deliver to their customers: an overall superb dining experience. I will be returning very soon.

Crompton creates a homey feel for a sports bar that, when paired with down-to-earth Irish service,…read moreleaves you with a smile on your face. Each bartender or server is friendly and knowledgeable, and the food surprised to the upside for a sports bar. Great sports, lots of TVs and festive decorations (with life size Knicks player replicas) all create a positive experience at Cromptons.

Solid Irish pub. Large inside, nice interior. Very clean, & very prompt service. Requisite surly…read morebut highly competent older male Irish bartender. Five stars b:c the music was Motown's Greatest Hits, & not lowest common denominator classic rock dreck. Buffalo wings were also really good. The squash soup on a grey, cold, rainy day was also great, but the portion was quite stingy - the crock was barely 1/2 full. Still 5 stars for the vibe & the music.

Oscar Wilde Seen legendary Oscar Wilde treasures such as the…read moreIrish Writers Wall, a 1840s French fireplace, and New York City's longest bar ever seen before at 118.5 feet. Awesome selection of menu, and drink best with a group gathering. Absolutely great vibe and easy-going, fun atmosphere. An amazing, impressive, elaborately designed, Victorian-Style bistro with a long marble bar for cocktails and American bites. An option weekend tea times, 11.00 pm-3.00 pm. Attention: present services are acceptable.

Oscar Wilde is a bit of a gimmick, I'd say, a hit among the themed-bars crowd and impressive to…read moreanyone not native to New York. I found the hodgepodge of old-timey decor to be a bit kitsch, but to each their own. I came with a group on a weeknight with no reservation. We were seated immediately on a high wood table. Although the bar wasn't busy (there were plenty of empty spaces, small groups scattered throughout the area), the service was quite slow. The server was inattentive and took a while to take our orders. We had to ask her for water three times, searching for her across the room in an attempt to catch her attention. She was a bit absent during the two-ish hours we were there. On the bright side, the drinks were fairly good. I ordered this strawberry vodka cocktail topped with whole mint. I'm wary of vodka for its harsh, unpleasant taste, but I found this drink to actually be very pleasant, tasing like a fruit smoothie you'd get from a local juicer. There was also a burgundy drink served on a wine glass that tasted like the holidays. I liked that one quite a bit. Overall, Oscar Wilde was an okay experience. It's certainly a bar for a certain type of crowd, and the service was lacking, but maybe we went on a bad night. Maybe if you're lucky, you'll be served better than we were.

Honestly the best speakeasy I've been to. Randomly happened upon it tonight and decided to walk in…read more It was a short wait for standing space but got in on a Friday night and enjoyed a few drinks with the hubby. I recommend for anyone looking for a nice evening to sip and chat.

Truly phenomenal and inventive cocktails in an intimate cozy setting!…read more Love the rotating menu and attentive service here! A great spot after work, date night, or girls night! Came on a saturday night around 9pm, and luckily we were able to walk in with no resy with no wait !

- very good wing - very good service…read more- unisex bathroom - $10 beers - large portions - large beer selection, some iv bd er heard of - large burger It got greasy and sloppy in the end - background sound is low enough for a conversation

Came in for wings - front door man said "good luck getting in here w your dog the heath inspectors…read morehere " I said "she's a service dog I have her papers and her card" he said "let's not play any games" and turned me away- not friendly and not professional- do not recommend

Lillie's Victorian Establishment is a great spot for cozy drinks with a lot of character. I started…read morewith an Allagash White while waiting for a friend. Always a solid choice, though it could have been a bit colder. The bartenders were very nice and attentive, and the place clearly has a strong group of regulars. There was a friendly, familiar energy in the room that made it feel welcoming right away. Once my friend arrived, I tried "The Greatest Espresso Martini" and asked to swap the vodka for bourbon. They were very accommodating, and the drink turned out delicious. Rich, smooth, and good enough that I ordered a second. The music and lighting both hit the right balance, making it an easy, comfortable place to settle in for the night.

My friends and I came for brunch last weekend and were sorely disappointed. We were seated right…read moreaway, and all decided to get the afternoon tea. Unfortunately, our server only heard that 5 of us wanted afternoon tea, and one of the tiers of food was smaller than the others. We also had to pay extra for additional tea, which we were fine with, but service was severely lacking throughout. Our server didn't check up on us, and seemed to want us to leave quickly after dropping off the check. We would have been happy to pay the $65 each for afternoon tea, but it wasn't worth it and frankly, I was agitated by the whole ordeal by the time I left. We were also disappointed by the food items (as they were lacking) and nothing about this was like other experiences we had with other afternoon teas. I can't in good faith recommend this place, nor do I see myself coming back after the atrocious service we experienced.