Very cool Irish bar. I love the decor and service was ok. However I really didn't like the hot toddy at all. Great Guinness pours. read more

Dublin House - Pubs Near Me - New York, New York

First trip to NYC. Staying in the UWS, I had a hankering for a properly-poured stout. Or two. Walked to Dublin House, immediately felt at home. Place was packed (patrons cheering on Rory in the final round of the Masters). Ordered Guinness for the missus and myself. Delightful. Barkeep had no issue opening a tab. We stayed, enjoyed the crowd, the golf, the beer. read more

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I would have had a nice time here except I was harassed by the way bartender who started screaming at me and making a scene. Many people were uncomfortable. I don't recommend going here and I recommend management looks into reports of their bartenders drinking on the job. My experience is a Consistent with other reviews here. read more

Atmospheric, old school bar that I have been walking by for 40 years. It has one of the few remaining neon signs in Manhattan. The interior is straight out of central casting, with a long bar backed up by booths. There were some regulars and some barflies. Pleasant place to knock back a Guinness or two. read more

Dublin House - Pubs Near Me - New York, New York

Old style bar that was perfect for happy hour before show at the Beacon. Bartender was great and the locals there were friendly. I knew we were in tight spot when music playing was the artist we were seeing that night. read more

Love this bar. Perfect relic of a long forgotten New York. Diana is my favorite bartender here, she lights up the room and is always caring with her patrons. Across the street from my barber so I always make sure to pay this spot a visit when I can read more

This bar is one of the 'last of a dying breed.' Nic is always such a pleasure, and very customer service oriented. read more

Dublin House - This bar is over a 100 years old. Very cool. - Pubs Near Me - New York, New York

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Loved this place! Just a little hole-in-the-wall bar with an amazing bartender who makes fantastic drinks and fosters a great time for everyone! read more

I love this little Irish pub. It's been in the neighborhood forever. It's a great place to meet up with a friend and grab a pint or two.

Dublin House is a quiet, dim lit hideaway. It doesn't offer food but it's a laidback place to enjoy a Guinness and carry on a conversation at a normal speaking volume. That is a rare find on a fall Sunday afternoon. read more

Spent time here a couple afternoons on a recent visit to NYC. Perfect spot for a cocktail and football and went back while I was waiting for some yarn across the street at Knitty City. Really good cocktails! read more

Dublin House - Irish Mule - Pubs Near Me - New York, New York

Cool place. $10 dollar pints. Ouch. Crossed off the list. Seems real steep for a meet and great dive.

Cozy old school pub to enjoy a nice cold Harp or Guinness. I have downed a few here at times. It's one of those NYC throwback bars that you don't find much anymore. Wood paneling, linoleum floors, single seating booths along the wall, and a wonderful neon sign over the doorway from an older era. The sign has seen better days as it needs to be repaired and restored. They are also celebrating their 100 year anniversary which is pretty cool. It reminds me of an old man's bar which is all good as the city needs them. Nothing like sitting at the bar and hearing their stories. Unless they want to be left alone with their beer and thoughts. read more

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Management needs to calm down with the signage. How are you gonna put Dublin in your name and then be the least hospitable Irish bar before the customer even walks in. I'm from Dublin. I'll update this to 5 stars and try a pint when I can get in the door without being kicked in the teeth with this crap. It's a toilet. It's not the Taj Mahal. I had a look inside, looks like a good spot. Hopefully the carpet matches the drapes soon. read more

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Bartender was extremely rude and bar was empty. The seats were sticky. Worst bar I've ever been to. Do not recommend.

Authentic NYC, a local icon. This neighborhood wouldn't be the same without it. This is old school stuff, transplants wouldn't get it. Now that St James gate was forced out by greedy landlords, it's a last stand for the irish. read more

Ran across this pub Tuesday night. Cozy old school pub with a great bartender named Tony. he made you feel right at home. I need to try to make it back there! read more

An absolute neighborhood institution; it doesn't get better than Dublin House. Tony has been our friendly, professional and reliable bartender for a few years now and we always love seeing him, as well as Mike and the rest of the team. They're serving up the best pints of Guinness in the neighborhood with a smile and are a great spot to catch the Mets game or meet up with friends. We hope to see them thrive for many years to come! read more

Bartender seemed drunk. There were 3 other people in the entire bar. My friend and I sat there for 10 - 15 minutes at the bar and the bartender refused to come over to us or acknowledge we were there. read more

I absolutely love this place ever since first visiting 21 years ago. As others have said, it's a "last of a dying breed" kind of place. Good mix of locals and tourists, solid bartenders, everything you need in an old school bar read more

Bartender wasn't friendly. Seemed like they only cared about you being there if you ordered drinks nonstop. Wouldn't recommend it if you're trying to enjoy a good time with friends. read more

Outstanding. Spent almost 3 weeks in Manhattan (from Australia). Visited a lot of bars, and this place was by far our favourite. Tony, Nicola, and Mike were all fantastic but Tony had to put up with us the most. Drinks were always good and although no food, we were allowed to bring in pizza from across the road. Regulars were all friendly and entertaining. Go to the UWS and go to Dublin House! Cheers. read more

Love the sign outside. No food. Since it was st patty's weekend I ordered an Irish coffee $20 and a Guiness $13. Ridiculous prices even for the city. read more

Walk into a piece of history, they just celebrated 100 years and if they don't change a thing they'll be celebrating a hundred more. All the whiskey selection you'd expect from an Irish bar and definitely one of the freshest Guinness pours I've had in NYC. Be sure to stop by and see their famous sign when it's relit later this month. read more

Great atmosphere. Bartender is nice and pours a proper Guinness. If your going to see a show at the Beacon it's good for a pre or post pint.

Old-school bar. You'll either love this place or hate it (I loved it). This bar opened during prohibition, but is only "officially" open since 1933 (when it became legal to drink again). The bartender told me a story of a woman who came in and asked what time the kitchen closed. The owner told her "1976." Needless to say, they don't serve food. read more

Dublin House - Pubs Near Me - New York, New York

I called to ask about their menu and the staff were so rude, and hung up on me, definitely wouldn't recommend if this is how they speak customers. read more

We loved our time at Dublin house! Perfect, perfect Guiness and atmosphere great pub Was cool! Bartenders were old school and I want to go back! The Jameson was amazing read more

I love this chill, historic, adorable pub. Perfect neighborhood spot for a relaxed pint and good conversation. A lot of TV shows and movies have shot here over the years, and it's fun to have a look around. Please don't go anywhere, Dublin House! read more

Shite! Used to be a great place to go. Batman grumpy and not happy about making a manhattan. Expensive and the last time I'll set foot in this place! read more

Probably the worst service i've ever had at a bar. the bartender was incredibly rude and insulting from the second my friends and i walked in. we ended up leaving because everyone we would go up to order a simple beer she would make another snide remark for no reason. the bar was empty and she repeatedly told my friends to get up and leave because other people were waiting to sit. I'll never return here and will tell my friends to stay away. read more

This place is named Tap Room on the exterior but Dublin house when you go inside. They have 5 taps lol. How are you the tap room with 5 taps one of them being Stella, the most basic ever beer. Anyways the bartender isn't friendly and she demands $8/ beer the minute she puts the beer in front of you. And her vibe is poor and not hospitality standard Overall I wouldn't come here again read more

Hiking for several hours around Central Park- we need a drink. Some of the higher end places weren't open yet, and it was too late for lunch specials. A couple of blocks from the Park and the Museum of Natural History, we find this small quaint locals' pub. Another long and skinny dark wood bar. But we didn't know it was a real NYC Irish bar. Since being open before Prohibition, it is literally a historical landmark. We had a couple of great simple drinks and rested up. The staff was nice and the place clean. read more

I must have stepped into an alternate reality. This place felt nothing like Manhattan. The neon green and pink sign flashing brightly above should have been a sign of things to come. It was like Pulp Fiction, something right out of a Quentin Tarantino creation. The bar was empty with less than a handful of people. The place was empty on a Friday night. That is proof that we are not in Gotham. There was an authentic Irish-accented bartender which sort of made things a bit better. I had a few Smithfield's on tap. I refuse to drink anything in a bottle unless you put a gun to my head. And even then, I might ask you to pull the trigger. But that is where authenticity ends and complete weirdness comes in. There is a high-tech jukebox, so you can play whatever you like. But for some reason, ranchera was the only thing coming out of the box that night. Irish bar and ranchera music. As we are outside having a smoke, this kid strikes up a conversation. Don't know his age, but he is suspicious. He also shows us more interesting things, which I can't reveal here. And then admits to things, which I also can't reveal here. Once inside, a lady befriends me and just starts talking. She also admits to things, which I can't reveal here either. The night is already weird. And honesty she was kind of weird. Now if I only had my notebook to write a short novella. These characters would all fit in nicely. If you want to escape Gotham, just head over here one night. I'll gladly join you with notebook in hand. read more

There aren't many old school bars left in NYC. This is one of them. Come in and get the flavor of old New York. Old bartenders. Real Irish charm. Order a shot. Drink a pint. Chill. Get wasted. Boom. read more

Dublin House - Harp Me A Hangover - Pubs Near Me - New York, New York

Now THIS, my friends, is my future. A dark bar with absolutely no frills and a real nice, old school bartender. I'll spend my final afternoons hunched over a table with a beer in hand, chatting to the youngin's who happen in, and hopefully have someone to share old memories with. Reminds me of a New York somewhat past, and while hindsight is 20/20, this place works for me today, and probably will tomorrow. read more

Dublin House - Credit: Ron Bishow - Pubs Near Me - New York, New York

LOVE the Dublin House! It's a true pub and an absolute UWS staple! Low key, welcoming, great drinks. This is our 'go to' bar in the neighborhood. My husband and I recently got some hoodies from them and they are really good quality. Will be getting my whole family Dublin House hoodies for Christmas this year! I enjoyed their temporary outdoor setup they had over the summer too! read more

From the exterior of the bar, I was kind of expecting something more. I went in on a Sunday afternoon to an empty bar with less than a dozen people in it. There are only 5 beers on tap including Harp, Stella, Smithwicks, and Guinness. The beers were a bit on the high side at $7 each but probably make sense for the UWS neighborhood. They had mini 2 person booths in the front part of the bar and further seating in the back. If they had actual food I was not aware. They had four TVs showing a baseball game and one showing the news. The bathroom was pretty clean. Overall, I got exactly what I wanted from a bar; a nice quiet place to grab a drink and have a chat. I'm curious to see what this place looks like when it's busy. There is a happy hour during the week Monday - Friday til 7pm where drinks are $4 Overall, Dublin House is a clean dive bar. read more

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Nothing special except the gruff bartender. He was kind of rude and I respect him for that. The cocktails weren't great, but the cider was solid. read more

The worst. There is a $25 minimum on credit card and all I needed was a bathroom. I would have gladly bought one drink...and the place was empty. No their stupid rules aren't a NY thing to answer other reviewer's question. read more