I HATE it when bartenders lie about the prices of drinks. That is what happened to me when I ordered a margarita. The menu said the dinner price was $5; he charged me nearly $9. I didn't have the... More

I HATE it when bartenders lie about the prices of drinks. That is what happened to me when I ordered a margarita. The menu said the dinner price was $5; he charged me nearly $9. I didn't have the nerve to go back and tell him which I should have. I also ordered a pannini from them and the next morning I woke up with the most horrible stomach pains. I had to take a day off from work and two days later still didn't feel back to normal. This might be an isolated incident but I advice people not to take their chances and go to the many other Irish pubs in Manhattan.
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This is place is pretty much the same as every other Irish pub in New York (of which there are many), with the exception of three things that make it stand out: (1) It's not on Restaurant Row. 44th... More

This is place is pretty much the same as every other Irish pub in New York (of which there are many), with the exception of three things that make it stand out: (1) It's not on Restaurant Row. 44th Street doesn't get nearly as much traffic as 46th, so you're less likely to run into the loud and rowdy tourist types. (2) It's roomy! There are two floors, and each comes with enough space to put your claustrophobic grandpa at ease. And last but not least, (3) There are squishy couches on the second floor! And if you catch the place on a night when the second floor isn't reserved for a private party (as it sometimes is), it's all yours.
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