Blake started us with a nice foamy espresso martini and margarita. Both prepared by a bartender who…read moreknows what he is doing! Here for USOPEN and had TVs in bar set to Open. Seasonal salad was exceptional.beets arugula and had some crunch with quinoa fried. Superb Mussels with chorizo had a nice kick and toasts garlic bread right on Thought we were going to a sports bar. Yes it is but so much more. Fantastic.

Step into the new 3 Monkeys, a tri-level playground of grit and glamour -- exposed brick that looks…read morelike it survived Prohibition, tin and copper ceiling tiles that wink under amber mood lighting, and a wooden bar polished by a thousand high-fives. Surrounding TVs keep every play, fight and miracle replayed in glorious surround-sass while wooden tables beg for pitchers, pretzels and conspiracy theories about the ref. Whether you're upstairs for the 3rd floor vibe, mid-level for the perfect sightline, or down in the cozy den with the best acoustics, this is New York sports bar energy: loud, a little brazen, impossibly welcoming. One particular bartender, Delaney not only brings an awesome level of energy to the bar, she saunters in like a halftime show -- a grin that's equal parts mischief and welcome. She's all quick elbows and quicker comebacks, the kind of bartender who remembers your name, your drink, and that one ridiculous story you told months ago. Her laugh is loud, her wink is devious, and she has a way of making first-timers feel like regulars by the second round. Behind the wooden bar she's choreography: expert pours, theatrical muddles, and a flourish that makes every order feel curated. Delaney's drinks are personality-packed, with her behind the bar, the place doesn't just serve drinks -- it gets its personality back. It's a place off 8th ave where fitness meets fun, and every corner feels like home--complete with friendly staff who know your name (or at least your size) and are always ready to offer a witty comeback or a perfect recommendation. Cheers!

Small but good food menu, and the drinks are amazing! The best espresso martini I have ever had!…read moreEven the trio is amazing- not too sweet and very coffee-forward. Modesto is the best bartender! Super friendly and can invent any drink you'd like (NA or not). All of the syrups are made in-house so no drink is bad! The music in the evenings is really good- no wanna be singers in the house. This truly isn't a place to be missed!

Steak Sandwich- 5 stars- the peppercorn sauce was fantastic…read more Fries cooked with fish. Service - 4 stars It is a dark tavern so you have to be ready for that vibe.

I thought this was a soccer pub? Texas A&M vs Miami on most of the TVs the Saturday before the…read morefestive fixtures. Had to strain my eyes to attempt to watch the Liverpool match from the bar, looking at a few TVs in the upper section. And the strangest thing, most of the TVs are damaged with the center of the screen all "blacked out" or darkened. Might be an OK bar for college football but I went out of my way for the Premier League and was disappointed

This NEW YORK city pub is called the SOCCER Republic. I go to the SOCCER Republic to watch the…read moreMajor League SOCCER final between Los Angeles Galaxy and NEW YORK Red Bulls. At the door, I was told that this NEW YORK SOCCER pub will be playing an American football college game instead on all of their screens instead. How can a place called the SOCCER republic not prioritize the sports that's literally in their name. That's just goes to show the current state of football/soccer in the USA. Place looked cool, but have been nice to watch SOCCER at the SOCCER Republic.

We had scored an awesome street parking spot and there was no way we were giving that up, so hubs…read moremade sure wherever we ate was within this area. We reserved for a quick bite at Redeye Grill before catching Dog Day Afternoon on Broadway, but as soon as we walked up, some bouncer told us they were closed for a private wedding reception. We were dazed and confused because how was I able to reserve online? But the real plot twist was that it ended up being the best thing that happened. We actually stumbled into Tanner Smith's thinking it'd be the typical, boring bar-food spot. Nope. They first sat us at a hi-top by the door, but that wasn't our vibe, so we grabbed seats at the bar instead. Best decision. Our bartender, Josiah, was absolutely killing it. My cocktail had passion fruit, so of course I asked my usual question: "But is it real passion fruit?" He just nodded in agreement and that told me everything I needed to know. That drink was legit and had nice strength. The food was great too. My fish tacos were packed with fresh fish, the guacamole and salsa were chunky and full of flavor and hubs enjoyed his pastrami sandwich. I have no clue when we'll be back in Midtown, but one thing's for sure- we're sitting with Josiah again.

Drink of Choice: NA Hugo Spritz - this drink was great and refreshing for all the non-drinkers!…read moreThey also had a short list of NA drinks to try while here! For those who like a little drink with their food, during brunch they offered a number of brunch cocktails (bottomless) for $35 Food of Choice: I had the Truffle Mac and Cheese and a side of the za'tar cauliflower. Both dishes were great and filling. The cauliflower had a lot of bold flavors! The onion ring on top of the Mac and cheese was a nice touch. I couldn't really taste the truffle but I would still order the dish again.

Great vibes when walking in! It's across the street from Studio 54, easy to locate. Its open air…read morewhich makes it even more inviting. The bartender Randy was helpful in seating our group and moving tall tables. Randy made suggestions, took our food and drink orders. The margaritas, all flavors were great with our part of four. I enjoyed the classic margarita. I had the grisly pear salad with shrimp added on the salad ingredients were fresh and good. The shrimp were ok, too much breading. One friend had the quesadilla with chicken, she was bit disappointed. Another friend had the rice bowl, she's vegetarian and she was happy. The last person in group had the short ribs of beef sandwich and she was cool with it! Would I be a repeat customer? Oh yeah! Love the vibes, great staff, good happy hour and decent bar food! I will be back!

Meh. Average wings…read more(six for $16 seems a bit much, and they didn't taste like much). Cold-ish beer (NYC seems to have a thing about lukewarm beer, and this place embraces that ethos), and it's super-loud and reeks of cigarette and pot smoke from outside. The staff was friendly, but there was absolutely nothing to recommend about this place. If you're in the area and okay with a 50-degree beer, it's fine, but I wouldn't make an effort to get there.

Great place to hang out. Friendly, fun people and wonderful staff. The food is really good. Best…read morechicken tenders in the city!

It's a nice bar but the food was awful! The chicken on my Caesar Salad was very undercooked and…read morecheese used for the mozzarella sticks and jalapeño poppers was really cheap, industrial type cheese. The total bill came out to $90. You can have MUCH better food anywhere around in the neighborhood.

Stop by here on our way out of the city the music is EVERYTHING..,…read moreI have to give a shout out to the Bartender Jazz!! Awesome thank you for your kindness although i couldn't find a fabulous wine to drink you were awesome!!!!

Came here to watch the Steelers lose to the Browns which was satisfying. The service here was nice…read more They have daily specials, we visited on a Thursday which is when they offer their espresso martini special. We missed happy hour which ended at eight pm unfortunately. The ambiance is great, lots of TVs for sports and the staff will put on any game you desire to watch. Dope spot in Hell's Kitchen, an infamous Steelers bar I believe.

Nice little pub in a nice location. I got the best fish and chips I've ever tasted: the fish was…read morevery fresh and delicate, literally melted in my mouth, and the outside was crisp and tasty, too. The fries didn't disappoint, either. My husband had the JRB signature burger and he enjoyed it very much. They have a nice selection of beer and other alcohol. I would definitely recommend this place and would certainly come back again, when visiting New York next time.

Went in for a couple Guinness and left having eaten a full dinner, which is basically the JRB…read morebusiness model and it works. The pour is the thing. Two-part, proper settle, tight dome, no rushing it. That's rarer than it should be in Midtown where half the bars treat a stout like a lager. Whoever's behind the bar here has been trained or grew up around it. Food's better than a second-floor pub between 5th and 6th has any right to be. The JRB burger comes on a house-ground patty (they grind in-house, and you can tell, loose texture, actual seasoning), caramelized onions cooked down all the way, not just softened, good cheese pull. Fried pickles on the side had a crisp cornmeal shell and stayed crunchy under the burger juices, which never happens. Buttermilk chicken salad was the surprise. Chicken actually brined, crust stayed on, greens weren't an afterthought. Only real knock: music was loud. Not sports-bar loud, more like the bartender's playlist got away from him. Fine at the bar, harder at a table if you want to talk. Room's got real bones. Reclaimed barn wood, old rail track as a foot rest, that big 45-star flag on the wall. Been here almost 20 years and it's aged into itself. For the neighborhood the pricing's fair. Beats P.J. Clarke's on the burger, loses on quiet. Go for a beer and a burger, not a date.

Great dinner with family tonight, a Friday night in the city. We were a party of 5 and we made a…read morereservation. The place was located on a cute circle in Hell's Kitchen with indoor and outdoor seating and offered a "Yappy Hour": (any day) bring your dog to receive 50% off cocktails. Sweet deal, & have a menu for your dog, as well! (In hindsight, there was no wonder there were so many dogs there! ) I ordered the spicy gin margarita which had a kick but was so delicious. My cousin ordered it too and enjoyed the spice. To eat, we enjoyed wings, some lemon chicken soup and guac with pita to start. I lovveed the soup. Wish it came in a larger bowl - would absolutely ordered that again. Time for our entrees. My husband and I shared the parpadelle short rib ragu because my husband was pretty full from all the apps. (So good!) it really was a 10/10. It was perfectly seasoned and did not disappoint. My aunt ordered the fish and chips and my cousin the spaghetti Pomodoro. Everyone enjoyed their meals and the hospitality of the staff. Thank you for an awesome dinner!

Love the outside seating. Service was decent, I came here…read morewith coworkers for lunch and they took a while to bring some things out but were polite. The food was also decent. When you get the fish and chips for the lunch special, it's one fish and flavor wise, it's just ok. The Caesar salad was also decent, it's basically two romaine strips with dressing. There is another salad option that's much better. Some of my coworkers got the chicken sandwich or burger which seemed to be the better pick. The ice cream was a plus

This place is so fun! A great addition to the block. It's a really vibrant and quaint bar that…read morefeels like a neighborhood watering hole. The bartender was so friendly - he literally welcome every person in individually. I had the happy hour margs and a side of truffle fries. Holy, the truffle fries were unreal good, and SO much food! Enough for two people to share. The vibes were really great. I can see this being a really hot happy hour spot in the neighborhood.

What a great restaurant! Revival Bar Restaurant features pleasing design. The team was cordial and…read moreknew the details. Both what I ate and how I was treated exceeded expectations. I found a special spot and plan to make this a habit.