Good prices on cocktails and drinks. Fun Austin vibe bars with classic music…read more I especially like the ordering system you control through your phone. You order and they deliver. Would go again!

Had a good experience here watching some March Madness games. The seats by the bar were extremely…read morecomfortable and the staff was very attentive. I only had a beer and some fries which were both solid. Will be back if I'm in the area

Nicely laid out bar, ideal for watching football (or soccer as some of the locals call it haha)…read more Staff are enthusiastic and helpful, drinks arrive really quickly even when World Cup games are on. They do charge a $38 cover for the World Cup which includes 3 drink tickets. Food is good quality and tasty. Genuinely a good if slightly pricey experience. Will return.

Our server, Stephanie, was friendly, and we got our food as ordered and pretty fast. They have…read moreseveral different TV screens showing a variety of sports, and it's a loud sports bar. I had the Smash Burger and Breaded Cheese Bites, both of which were average. I asked for a side of BBQ sauce and was not made aware there would be an upcharge.

My partner and I came here to get drinks and kill time before dinner so I can only speak on the bar…read moreand not the food. The bar was across from the restaurant in a separate room. The main bar area was connected to a billiards room with some additional seating. I loved the ambiance, the decor was sophisticated and interesting and the space felt intimate and calm. My partner and I enjoyed our drinks and played billiards, alternating rounds with a group of guys that were hanging out there too. They were friendly and the atmosphere was nice. My partner ordered the Ambassador and I ordered the Milk Punch per the bartenders recommendation. Looking at the menu I didn't know what I should get so I asked the bartender for recommendations and he was very knowledgeable and let me try a sample of the tequila used in the Milk Punch. I was a big fan of it, it had a tart yogurty flavor kinda similar to Milkis or other Asian yogurty flavored drinks. I had a sip of the Ambassador and it was also pretty good, I enjoyed snacking on the dried pear afterwards.

The Clocktower in Nomad is a contemporary British restaurant serving elevated tavern classics…read moreoverlooking Madison Square Park. We started with the steak tartare with Melba toast and caviar. For entrees we had the creamy cavatelli with maitake and squash. We finished off with a gorgeous sticky toffee pudding served with bourbon vanilla ice cream and crunchy toffee pieces. We loved the grandeur of the space and the cozy fireplace. It makes for an ideal business dinner setting

Peter McManus is very consistent. The woman behind the bar seemed to be serving the whole pub, but…read moreshe was handling it as best she could and displayed the best attitude she could. Fortunately, it was an early Sunday evening and the patrons had not slammed the place. I ordered a nice draught pint and the chicken wings, extra crispy, which they were. However, they could accompany them with a few carrot and celery sticks for the great blue cheese dip. The bed of shredded lettuce had to do. The kitchen was again in good form, when I ordered the grilled Reuben with fries. Food here is not skimpy and I had half the Reuben and fries to go. There are better Reubens in this City, but your attention here is on the televised sports, conversation with your date or friends, people watching, or the Irish pub scene generally. The value proposition is well and good here. I ordered the pork chops and lamb chops to go with mashed potatoes, broccoli and salad. Both are delicious, even better than the lauded Reuben actually. Add in another beer and the bill topped out just under a Benjamin before taxes and tip, again we are in Midtown or Chelsea. Two things: Their website does not work if you want delivery and they only answered the phone once for delivery; though, I have tried several times. Some may not like the narrow men's restroom, but this is a pub in a city with plenty of small facilities and this is not a fancy establishment. Come and enjoy yourself.

Just popped in here for a quick snack. It isn't really a cafe, more like bar food. I ordered potato…read moresalad (very bland) and mozzarella sticks. The mozzarella sticks were good, not homemade though. The ambiance was nice. Chairs are comfy and they were playing the Fifa world cup. We received our food right away, which was great because we were in a rush!

We had a wonderful experience! It was the perfect start to our family day, especially since we were…read moreexcitedly heading to our main event at Kleinfeld Bridal afterward. Our waitress, Eleni, was fantastic. She was attentive, friendly, and made excellent recommendations that enhanced our visit. The food and drinks were outstanding. I ordered the Fried Chicken Mac-N-Cheese along with an Arnold Palmer, and the mac and cheese was truly the best I've ever had! We were so impressed with Eleni's service that we made sure to share our compliments with the manager, who was also a pleasure to speak with. In fact, we even suggested opening a location in Houston, TX! We absolutely loved our experience and would definitely come back again. Such a cute and quaint place.

Since we had a party of eight this past Saturday for brunch, only a limited number of Manhattan…read moreestablishments could accommodate our group. Fortunately, The Grey Dog's Chelsea location had a large picnic table in the back (and yes, we had to make a reservation in advance). Even so, the seating was a bit tight and uncomfortable. FRIED CHICKEN & JOHNNY CAKES - 18 I wanted a mix of sweet and savory, so this option seemed like a good one. Each order came with two strips of fried chicken tenders placed on top of two large cornmeal pancakes, each bigger than my face. The fried chicken was heavily-breaded (perhaps a bit too much), with white chicken meat underneath that varied between juicy and dry The pancakes themselves were pretty forgettable, and I wasn't a big fan of the lemon ricotta or chili-spiced syrup on the side. Most of our group found their entrees pretty underwhelming. Additionally, service was really slow, and the kitchen forgot an order. Personally, I wouldn't return, especially with so many other great options within two minutes walk away. Edit: Owner pointed out that their chicken is not breaded. What I meant is that the chicken is heavily-battered. Sorry!

Crompton is conveniently on the same street as my office so I make my way here pretty often! The…read morefood and service is consistently good here. It can get pretty busy at the end of the day with many people stopping in for a drink after work but the staff is super attentive and you won't even notice. Plenty of TV's so you can watch a game while you wait! Food-wise, I've tried everything on their menu from the Cobb salad to the Pigs in a Blanket, Sliders, the Bar Pretzel, and their Flatbreads. Their menu has something for everyone.

Ordered the Crompton house burger medium rear, but received a well done burger with soggy fries…read more Had high hopes for the burger but got disappointed :( Service was friendly and welcoming!

For a "themey" bar - I would give this a 5 stars whether you're a tourist or a local. Be aware that…read moredrinks are 19$ pp so I'm not taking off a star for price given the location and what to expect It's obviously super busy and if you need a dinner table, definitely make a resy as lined ard long. We lucked out and got 2 bar seats. The service was great for how busy it was and LOVED the spooky decorations! My main squeeze got the "ghost stories" (similar to a pumpkin old fashioned) and I got the "hot gossip" which is similar to a margarita. I did ask for Spicier version if that helps. The place was PACKED on a Friday night around 6:30pm. I would definitely recommend Oscar Wilde for at least 1 drink if you're in the area and a fan of spooky Halloween decor like me :)

9/30/26: (Update) Looks like "Skeletons Gone Wild" inside and outside at Oscar Wilde's!…read more Love the holiday Halloween themed decor at Oscar's . We arrived at 4 PM. The place was packed. The hostess told us there were two seats left at the bar. So we grabbed them. It took a couple minutes to catch the bartenders attention. We ordered a specialty cocktail a "Cup of Joe" (Expresso Martini) $19 and a beer. Once we placed our order, the drinks were made quickly. My cocktail was fantastic! The bartenders really work their tails off here. Think this restaurant could use more bartenders, considering the large number of customers. Interestingly, I said the same thing from my last review in November '24. Anyway, it's always fun to stop in Oscar Wilde's to check out their holiday themed decor.

Raines Law Room Chelsea is one of those places where the experience starts before you even sit…read moredown. The unmarked entrance and doorbell immediately set the tone, and once inside it feels like you stepped out of Manhattan and into a dark, old New York cocktail lounge. The velvet seating, curtains, low lighting, and little private nooks make the whole place feel intimate without being gimmicky. That atmosphere is very much intentional. The Chelsea location is the original Raines Law Room and is built around that hidden speakeasy experience. The cocktails were beautifully presented, and I liked that this felt like a place where you could actually sit with friends and have a conversation rather than compete with loud music. We also ordered some meat, cheese, olives, and crackers for the table, which was perfect alongside the drinks without turning the night into a full dinner. What stood out most to me was how cohesive everything felt. The drinks, glassware, lighting, service style, and decor all fit the same mood. It feels refined and special without trying too hard. Pay special attention to the bathroom wall art. Definitely not an inexpensive night out, but for a true New York cocktail bar experience, I thought Raines Law Room was absolutely worth visiting. This would be especially good for a date night or drinks with a small group.

Charming speakeasy. No sign out front. Go downstairs and ring the doorbell. I'm to,d they have 25…read morecocktails on the menu which rotates periodically. They do take reservations on Resy. Had the amber old fashioned and Fleur de Lychee which were both excellent. An excellent respite if you happen to be in Flatiron/Chelsea

I can only comment on the drinks as we didn't have food, but this is a great old bar with a really…read morenice atmosphere. You can feel how old the place is (in a good way) and it was nice and cozy to get in out of the heat and relax with a tasty drink. Service was good and I'd definitely come back here again!

Stopped in here on a whim for dinner and pretty quickly regretted it. The good came out QUICK which…read moreshould have been a sign of the quality. Probably the worst food I've had in manhattan to date. We got the shaved steak sandwich which was awful. The steak was somehow raw (we asked for medium well) and rubbery and overly chewy all at the same time. Also tasted like it was seasoned with a pinch of salt and nothing else. The caesar salad was abysmal. They make their own dressing which is usually a good thing but that was not the case here. The dressing tasted like anything but caesar. We told the waitress and asked for new entrees because we couldn't even take another bit of either. We chose chicken tenders and a burger because we figured you can't mess that up. Well.... The burger was also pretty terrible and the chicken tenders tasted of old oil. Now one would think if food isn't their strong suit, maybe they make up for it in their drinks. WRONG. Moscow Mule was not in a copper cup. Instead it was out of a plastic cup made to look like copper. It also tasted like flavored water. The only reason I'm giving 2 stars is because the waitresses gave us new food (also bad) and we're apologetic but it's not their fault. Don't come here for anything other than a beer since they can't mess that up

I had such a lovely experience at this restaurant's Union Square location, featuring a beautiful…read more**Celtic Garden** theme. The stunning Victorian interiors make the space feel like you've stepped into another era. I especially enjoyed the afternoon tea experience, which fits perfectly with the enchanting atmosphere. They also offer **brunch, lunch, and dinner**, making this a beautiful spot to visit at different times of the day. If you're looking for a unique dining experience in NYC with gorgeous surroundings, this is definitely a place worth checking out.

Lillie's was the perfect spot to pregame pride. We got a reservation for a large party with ease…read moreand we all had the bottomless brunch, which included your choice of mimosas, Bellinis, Bloody Marys, and maybe a few more. Everyone enjoyed their food; my omelette was the perfect entree and everyone was raving about the pancake we got for the table. My friend's croque monsieur was INSANE-- so tall and full of cheesy bread. Staff was super attentive and friendly. The inside is themed with old Victorian items and extravagant flowers. It's adorable and I'll definitely be back with some girl friends!