12/10/24 Update: Nice down to earth neighborhood bar. Came in for a casual holiday office party. Edwin was our server. He was excellent. My hat's office to the owner Dennis. Always makes everyone feel welcomed! read more

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It was a good Friday that turned into a bad Friday. Simple communication impossible at 1:30 in the afternoon on a good Friday! I've been reported to the precinct I live a block away, food is substandard and if you ask for it to go they will not wrap it up for you as they become incensed. Well you wouldn't wrap it up and try to put it in the plastic just spooning It off the dish they said I was stealing the dish. This all happened two and a half blocks from where I live no I've been reported to the precinct after they use my card that I gratefully gave them to charge the food and keep the bad food for themselves. But no they threatened with reporting oneself in the precinct and having somebody coming in and this is all at 1:30 in the afternoon Good Friday. Mourning the death of my life son as I could not get to Romania today. I only got to this place which is Trump USA read more

Fitzgerald's Pub - Irish Pub Near Me - New York, New York

Make sure you ask for Rachel!!! Great service, good drinks and the food hits the spot right when u need it! Came in with a few classmates and had a few celebratory laughs and drinks, the vibe is perfect - very cozy and lowkey read more

Went there on a Friday afternoon. I had the wings with fries. Those fries were delicious!! Crunchy on the outside and juicy inside! All they needed was salt!! The atmosphere was warm and cozy, very inviting. The bartender was lovely! Very warm, friendly and accommodating! He even invented a drink for table next to me and I asked to have it also. It was yummy! Not too sweet and very refreshing!! I will definitely be back!! read more

Popped in here on a random Wednesday night with a friend who was craving a dartboard. Had never been before. The space was actually quite cozy, unexpectedly so for a bar in this area. We found our burgers to be very nice, the fries, well seasoned, and our bartender to be both friendly and attentive. All in all, very satisfactory and extremely pleasant. I'll definitely be coming back. read more

The experience -10/10 2nd time there I met John the bartender made my experience one to remember! The burger is the star delicious 2nd time around even better. With sweet potato fries and wings as the appetizer quality with so much flavor packed inside. You're going to go home or anywhere after happy and ready for a nappy. Run don't walk to this gem of a spot. read more

Great no frills pub to watch a game and have a drink, staff was always very friendly and food was good.

Honestly would leave zero stars if I could. Place wasn't very busy. Walked in for the first time ever and the bartender is down the bar on his phone talking to a customer. No big deal, I'll wait a few. 10 minutes later still no drink. The bartender came right nearby and even though I was right within his field of vision didn't ask if I wanted a drink while he closed someone out. The bar stools around me were empty 3 deep on each side, so pretty obvious. Never again. Place is a joke and starts with poor management. read more

Good local neighborhood pub. Came during off peak hours so there were plenty of space for social distancing. Ordered fries - came out nice and fresh. Also ordered Mango Margarita - pretty nice and punchy. If you have Amex - this place triggered the $5 shop small credit. read more

Fitzgerald's Pub - Fries and Mango Margarita - Irish Pub Near Me - New York, New York

A typical New York City pub with friendly staff and decently priced beers. Perfect to hangout with a small group of friends. They have one dart board machine and only one restroom. That could be a hassle. read more

Ok, let's start off with the basics; I am an Englishman, so my instinct is to order fish and chips, of course! I was very surprised, after many ghastly attempts elsewhere, to find myself enjoying exactly what I have missed since moving the NY. Perfect in every way. The bangers and mash Victoria ordered turned out to be just as good. I cannot recommend either dish any higher. Add to that drinks served by a friendly and attentive staff and a bill that was a fraction of what I would expect in Gramercy Park completes the five star review. No, really, go there, enjoy the atmosphere and have a chat with Dennis (Fitzgerald). read more

Great Irish pub with New York City Great Groove. Come in 11 am and stay to 4Am, the darts are grand! Love this place

Your typical Irish bar. Even though it's near a college, the age range is wide. I saw more people over thirty than below. There are ten TVs, about ten tables, and a long bar with tons of seats. It's pretty casual and laid-back. There's music playing, but it's easy to have a conversation. The mozzarella sticks were thick and juicy. They have darts. Couple friendly bartenders. Solid Murray Hill bar. read more

Fitzgerald's Pub - Irish Pub Near Me - New York, New York

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Sean ruins the place with his obnoxious attitude with his tan abd Canadian goose jacket. The guy is a fraud and ruins otherwise good vibe.

Great place! The staff is great. Very friendly. Everything I have tried has been good so far. But the reason I keep coming back is the beer, I love the Fitzgerald! The vibe of the place is very relaxed and welcoming. read more

This place is great to sit and watch a game. The service is reliable and personable, bartender takes time to get to know those who walk in and sit down (seems like a popular "regulars" spot). The fish and chips is EXACTLY what you want, it's reliable, flavorful and filling. The tartar sauce is perfect. The crispiness is perfect. The tartar sauce actually deserves its own spotlight. It's tangy, it's lemony, it's perfect. Would come here to watch ANY sporting event. read more

Pretty standard pub in the area. They don't have a beer menu on paper, rather it is on a chalkboard somewhere as I guess they change what's on tap every go often. Not too crowded and pretty friendly service when I came here on a Saturday afternoon. Don't know what else to really say as I only came here solely for drinks with a group of friends. Good selection of draft beers I guess? read more

I've been here on a couple of random occasions in the past few years when it was very late and not much was open in the area. Came in to grab a quick drink before a show nearby because I saw the Happy Hour sign, and figured it was worth it. Sat at the bar, the bartender greeted me, but his energy was horrible. He seemed like he didn't want to be there. Would mention his name but the receipt didn't include it (more on that later). He asked me what I wanted and while I was looking at the drink menu and had just started to spit "um.." out he straight up walked away and went to the couple a few seats down and took their order. Why even ask if you're not going to wait for a response? When he came back with the same uninterested demeanor, I ordered a glass of wine, card in hand. He poured it, set it down, asked if I wanted to keep a tab open; I declined and asked him to close it. He THEN said there was $15 minimum on cards (HH is like $7 per drink), which I didn't realize. And he could have mentioned that as my card was in hand. He said I could "just order another drink or a shot". I explained I was just in for a quick drink before a show (the show was in 20 minutes) and I just wanted one. Of course he was still stiff about it and acted as if he didn't care. I then asked if he knew of a Chase Bank nearby, and he looked at me as if it was a crazy question. "Uhmmm. No." I was annoyed and worried that he would hassle me about paying for the drink if I just walked out, so I ordered a shot of house tequila which he claimed would meet the minimum. He took much longer than necessary to run my card, and when I received my receipt it wasn't even itemized. No record of what I was charged for, just the total. And what's even more suspicious is that after dropping the check he didn't even come back to the bar. I definitely wouldn't return here again because of how uncomfortable the experience was. Spend your $ elsewhere! read more

Fitzgerald's Pub - Irish Pub Near Me - New York, New York

This is a standard gastro pub with a dartboard! Food is good so is the service and beers are well priced. Patrons are friendly. I like to go sometimes after work for bangers and mash, some darts and a few toasted loggers! read more

Looking a someplace for Brunch nearby on a cold Sunday. The bartender was friendly and took good care of us . Tuna melt was good accompanied by sweet potato fries that were delicious, some of the best I've had. Irish breakfast was also tasty. My margarita was well made. As expected, lots of beers on tap. read more

Great atmosphere. Did not eat but the food looked and smelled amazing- definitely want to try it. Will go back read more

Alright college bar. However one night this tweaky bartender took my credit card - claimed i never gave it to him and started yelling at me. Then started demanding I pay while barely checking - would bet that he was on something. Would not recommend if you have legs to walk anywhere else. read more

Best bartenders I've ever had! John, Bobby, Noah and Edwin are so so sweet and amazing people!

Really really friendly staff , most definitely coming back here. Plus good drinks ! Had me f'd up after one LOL! Also had the appetizer sampler , very good loved the onion rings . I was greeted very nicely by a man and woman who told me to sit where ever I wanted , my family and I chose outside . We had two guy waiters who were extremely friendly and helped with my fathers drinks which was really nice. Also was greeted by some girl in the bathroom hahah that was super nice , overall good vibes read more

Fitzgerald's Pub - Irish Pub Near Me - New York, New York

DO NOT COME HERE. Bartenders were so rude and I've heard things before of them being racist (wouldn't allow people play cultural music in karaoke machine). We were tired after work, and just put our heads down on the table and told us "NO SLEEPING". We just got up and left, so unprofessional would never reccommend. There are much better places with cheaper prices than the er overpriced drinks. Good riddance. read more

I like it here. It is a college crowd (considering there is a college right around the corner), but also a lot of the Flat Iron corporate crowd. I came here for the first time on St. Patricks day, and being that Fitzgeralds is an Irish pub, it was packed. But no lie, the bartenders handled it really really well. There are tables to sit and eat- I can't necessarily vouch for the meal food, but it looks like it could be comfortable to sit and eat here. As for the bar food- it's greasy and salty. The buffalo wings are very spicy- but it's just typical bar food. It's pretty expensive- for a basket of fries and wings- total almost $20. There's lots of TV, showing news or games. Good selection of alcohol. Beer- there's just your basics. Shots and beer are both $7, it's standard bar prices. I would come back for a drink here, the bartenders know what they're doing. Just be careful- there's a $20 minimum for card charges. read more

Fitzgerald's Pub - The selection - Irish Pub Near Me - New York, New York

So, I walk up to the counter to grab a second drink and the old dude that was working makes direct eye contact with me. Then, he goes to help out another guy who walked in after I had already walked up to the bar. I decided to just close out my tab and left. I got a Jameson & Ginger which was fine but there are plenty of other bars in NYC to go to. read more

Went here on a Wednesday night roughly around 11 and stayed until 3 am. When we came in there were a few men at the bar. We found a table and ordered drinks at the bar. Through the night we had 4 drinks each (there were 4 of us) and no complaints. The drinks ranged from a jack and coke to shots of whiskey and beer. A Cosmo was a bit too sweet, but it was my first time trying one so it could just be like that. Sometimes I like to get a blue Hawaiian and was surprised the bartender made it just right. The man at the bar was probably the owner and had good vibes. Chill place, but probably packed weekend nights since it's close to a campus. I also hear the food is really good, but didn't try it this night. read more

Stopped by for happy hour. Not too shabby and $4 drafts. The atmosphere was very mic like a sports bar. The bartender was friendly and very laid back. Probably not a place I'd go out of my way to get to, but I'd definitely stop by if I were in the area. Only downside is that there is a $15 on cards! read more

Fitzgerald's Pub - The bar - Irish Pub Near Me - New York, New York

Ever wonder what it's like to be struck with genius? Or perhaps touched by Jesus? Well that's what it's like walking in to Fitzgerald's pub. You'll be greeted by a goddess by the name of Cathy who will show you the meaning of life and serve the elixir of life. A second to none experience, and a second to none return on investment. I suggest you go. read more

Disappointing. The bar area has promise, but the table section is small with awful lighting. Crowd is mostly trashy college kids. I think I was the only person over 30. Service is correct, but no more. Ordered a French onion soup and a chicken pot pie. Both came together. The soup wasn't bad, but the CPP was watery. I was hard pressed to find any chicken in it. Music way too loud. Couple of TV screens for sports, but the music made it difficult to follow anything going on on TV. In a neighborhood with other much better choices, I can't think of any reason to come here again. read more

Fitzgerald's Pub - Irish Pub Near Me - New York, New York

I love this place!! Great food, drink and excellent service. Awesome neighborhood spot with friendly people and cozy ambiance.

Fitzgerald's is the spot!!!!!! Has a great Irish pub feel to it plus they have Guinness on tap of course. This has become a longtime favorite for my coworkers and I to grand a beer and some apps to snack on while watching the rangers! It's never too crowded or too loud like some of the other bars nearby. The sampler platter is great value and very filling. You get mozzarella sticks, wings, fries, and onion rings great for 4 people to share!!! I've also had the burger from here before and it's really good. They also have a dartboard in the back too which is awesome. The bar staff are always very nice and friendly and the waiter Jerry is a BOSS!!! Will 100% be back to enjoy some beer in a great atmosphere! read more

I've often walked by here, and it looked appealing so I stopped in for a sandwich and drink. 24 hours later, I'm still praying to my porcelain throne. Don't eat the chicken sandwich. read more

We chose this bar due to it's close proximity to our hotel. Turns out it's a killer Irish pub with great bartenders, moderately priced drinks, darts, and bar food. Cormick was our main bartender throughout most of the week, he was friendly and very generous with the Tullamore Dew. As well as an extremely efficient bartender. We never had to wait for a drink regardless of how packed the place was. The welcoming service and inexpensive bar tabs kept us coming back night after night. Will definitely return next time we are in the neighborhood! read more

Worst place ever. Owner is extremely rude. He threatened to kick me out because I simply asked if we were going to be charged for the bottled water that he forced us to take when we asked for a water. Food was horrible, drinks are overpriced, service is beyond bad. Do not go here. read more

Some of my best times (read: Thursday nights!) were spent here while attending Baruch! I've met lifelong friends, crushed on guys, taken waaaaay too many photos, laughed so hard it hurt and drank my ass off. Not always the proudest moments, but I've enjoyed making the memories. This was over 10 years ago, so you could say that spiritually and mentally I am no longer in the same headspace as I was back then. The energy, the people, the comfort of the escape from the pressures of school while carelessly minding out 20something year olds' business are all long gone now. At the expense of this sounding super cheesy and sentimental - some places just bring that out in you! Even if it's just an Irish pub! Its charm and magic even made me bring my father (who lives overseas) over one afternoon to enjoy a beer together a few years back when he was visiting NY. and just last year, I found myself alone on that part of town, caught in a sudden blitz of downpour and sought refuge at the bar. I ordered a stiff cocktail and a salad - just like old times - and stroke up a convo with a few peeps that were (what I could only assume in the beginning) college kids from Baruch next door. read more

I came here with a classmate twice. The bartenders are nice and the drinks are always cold. The food was good and nice atmosphere. No complaints! read more

Was in on a Friday night around 9pm and it was pretty dead. Darn it. I liked the venue though..lots of bar space and seating elsewhere away from the bar. Not very loud so you can meet and chat with others. Decent drinks and bartender. Friendly enough staff. read more

It's really ridiculous how hard I studied all New York City businesses to find a bar that was not only Boston-tolerant but Boston-enthusiastic. Game 7 of the 2011 Stanley Cup was imminent. It being a Wednesday on June 15th, 2011, I couldn't hope to Fung Wah it back to my home city in time to be with my own kind for such a sensitive moment in hockey history, so it was really important for me to find the right spot. The only common result in all my searches was The Hairy Monk. Finally, I called the place and asked if they were playing the game that night. "Yah," the girl on the phone said in a no-nonsense tone. Done. That evening, during the tail end of a geeked out Cal alum happy hour at Three Monkeys on the West Side, my California native friend and I tore ourselves away from our balcony view of a movie screen sized projection of the Bruins versus the Canucks. Great view, but no audio. It was sacrilege to listen to the teams duke it out to a soundtrack of shitty lounge techno. As we ran up The Hairy Monk, we saw that the place had spilled out onto the entire block. The mobs should have been a testament to the Bostonian spirit of the place. However, we didn't feel like sniffing armpits or getting accidentally stabbed with half bottles of Coors Light, so we looked outside the street to Fitzgerald's with only a slightly smaller crowd. Suddenly, the whole street roared. I ran up to the door of Fitzgerald's, whereupon a few Boston boys screamed, "Get in heah - we just got a goal!" This statement was heartening for several reasons. First, they assumed that I was from Boston and on their side. Second, they assumed I was there to see the game. Third, they invited me in like it was their grandma's house. Even from a corner by the door, we were able to see the action. Soon, though, we squeezed into two front-and-center stools in front of a bar, shepherded by a bearlike drunk dude that had gone grizzly to teddy within the 2nd period of the game because he was buzzed on booze and the winning tide. I got Guinnesses of course, from the main bartender who looked like Brian Williams, dressed like a non-douchey golf pro, and had an Irish accent. He let the beers sit still for a while. Once, he kind of forgot to bring the beer to me for a while, but I have to forgive him because it was a legitimate nuthouse in the place, and I was truly fixated on what was going on on the ice. Some fat, horrific Mexican dude started talking up my friend, who acted as my buffer as he attempted to flirt with us both by explaining why, since he's a minority, he can say things like "slanty eyes" without racist attentions. Whatever, fool. He bought us tequila shots. I drank and ignored him. He sucked tequila off my friend's arm. I ignored him. He bought us Jager bombs. I choked it down and ignored him. But then I heard a girl talking shit on my friend and me. I've fantasized about these trashy Jersey Shoreian moments, but truth be told, had never quite found myself in one until that night. Bewildered, I turned and looked at her with a worried expression on your face. "Is this your sister?" I asked the toad, because surely he was single and her protective attitude could only be explained by a familial relationship. "Yeahhhh this is my sister. My older sister," he drawled. "I'm your sister. I'm your sister? Go FUCK yourself," she said to him. I winced, and she turned to me and warned, "I swear to god, if you look at me one more time..." At this point, I should have ripped out her earrings and headbutted her, right? Instead, I said, "Look, we don't want to get into anything. We're seriously here just watching the game." I left out the part where she should keep her freak on a leash. So weird. Anyway, let's cut to the chase. WE (Boston) WON! All was ecstasy, and an older woman with a hot young guy pressed her face to mine and mumbled, "Look at my ring; I'm married and I don't know shit about hockey, but this guy next to me is HOT, right?" Riiight. I took it upon myself to match the joyous/obnoxious celebrations by picking up a stainless steel bar cup and pounding it on the wooden bar. Sounded like a cowbell and left no nicks on the wood. The bartender came by and removed it as soon as I put it down. Another cup appeared. I did it again, and again, he took it away, not chastising me for my jackassed behavior. Closed out my tab. $28, meaning that our four Guinnesses were $7 per, it could've been worse. Walked towards Papa John's screaming "FORTY YEARS!!!" because the last time Beantown got a Cup was 1972 with Orr. Some hipsters asked, "Aoooh, R U for-tee?" Fuck you, hipsters!! Keep smoking!! Crashing at my friend's in Stuytown, we got cussed out by some dudes in the elevator who had apparently rooted hard for Vancouver. All I said was, "Did you see the game? So amazing for Boston!" And the dudes said, "You're with Boston? FUCK you," and exited the scene. Perfect. What a night - thanks, Fitzgerald's. read more