Neighborhood Gem. Good drinks at a good price. Good…read moremusic/ambiance. You can not go and not play darts. Fun time.

The best place to get drunk with the boys. the worst place to meet and greet men during the night.read more

Nice spot to watch games . Drinks are over priced …read more But food is premade fried foods if you like it they aren't bad but just pre made .

Had a really Good experience. Great drinks, burgers were phenomenal and the wings were good. Great…read morespot to watch the game, but I'd go back just for the burgers. The bartenders were awesome and on point.

Lots of TVs to watch the Game, a Friendly environment among the customers. How I was treated…read moreterribly by the bartender. Her attitude was very hostile. It was almost worse than the Smell in there. It Smelled like armpits the whole night

A great neighborhood dive bar. I love that they have indoor and outdoor seating AND games. It's…read moreawesome to come with friends or a date. You can watch a game together but also split a hot dog, what more do you want? Service is fine. I also saw they have a good HH deal. 4.8/5

I walk by Paddy's almost every day, and I've come to see what it is -- and what it could be…read more Paddy's leans hard into the dive / old‑school pub aesthetic, which I'm fine with. The atmosphere is rugged, familiar, heavy with regulars who know each other. That can be comforting, but it also means new people feel a little on the outside looking in. Their beers are solid, the vibe is strong (sports, darts, classic pub banter), and it has the bones of a great local hangout. But there's a resistance to change or warmth toward newcomers, which makes it feel like a place "for the in crowd." If they worked on opening the door just a bit more for first‑timers (friendlier service, small gestures of welcome), Paddy's could be even better. As is, it's dependable and characterful -- just not always inclusive.

I've come here a few times with my coworker who lives in the area. Always really friendly…read morebartenders/patrons. Very typical Irish pub/dive in terms of drinks and ambiance.

This restaurant feels like it was made for people like me. Beyond the excellent food, their workers…read morewere pleasant and responsive. The food comes in large amounts, costs a reasonable price, and tastes exceptional. You get proper value in both quantity and price. I've eaten here several times with consistent quality.

I was stating in the neighborhood and walked in during happy hour which was get one drink and…read moreanother for half off. The service was wonderful and they have a nice outdoor space with heaters. I got the cauliflower tacos, which were delicious, and a beer. Try out this spot!

Neighborhood slightly divey bar with food. Has indoor/outdoor seating with a very rustic old bar…read moredecor. The service is ok we ordered at the bar and the food was brought to the table. The food was actually good I have the fried shrimp and the mozzarella bites both tasty. Both of my friends tried the sandwiches and said the pull pork & fish sammy was good. If your in the area and want a real relaxed/chill neighborhood spot 99 is for you.

We checked this spot out for a late lunch while in the area. It's really a bar but has a full food…read moremenu and booth seating away from the bar. The vibes are a historic bar feel despite the spot only being open since 2015. I tried the avocado eggs Benedict for $14 and split the lobster tots ($19) with my husband. My kids split a chicken tenders meal while my husband got a chicken sandwich. Food was fine. Think this really more of a bar and for that it gets high marks.

The food, the atmosphere, it is such a great place to hang out. There is one busser who is bald who…read moreworks his butt off to make sure everyone gets their food and clears up when they are done. Highly recommend!!!

Best burger in Park Slope! Cold beer, great service, good…read moretimes! Great for sports watching.