Seated at the bar immediately. Over 60 taps! Bartender knew his beer and made a great…read morerecommendation. $10 a pour. Didn't get food as we were on a wait list for dinner.

I only grabbed a beer but the bartender was really nice. The place is 2 stories and can…read moreaccommodate large groups. The food menu looked good as well. Most people knew each other and everyone was nice.

I mean, twist my arm to go eat the best ever corned beef and cabbage of my life on St Paddy's day…read moreafter watching the parade in NYC

Yummy food, with great service. Plenty of food options for any tastebud. Good variety of drinks to…read morechoose from, with lots of seating options. When all else fails, you can't go wrong stopping by Connolly's.

Huge 3 story bar located adjacent to Theater District, 6th, and up from Bryant Park…read more Been here for many benefits on the third floor where the room is spacious, bar was flowing, and buffet was a bit more than just bar food. Same with the ground floor- great service, nice staff, and commuter, tourist, and theater-goer mix,

Connolly's is an absolute icon in New York City. It is exactly what you want in an Irish pub, and…read morethe staff here are incredible - many of them have been here for years, which really speaks to the heart of the place. I've been coming here for 15+ years specifically for the live music. I remember when the cover was typically $10, $15, or $20. However, when we went this evening, the cover was $40 per person. For a casual night out, that felt quite steep, especially since the pricing wasn't listed on the website. I still love the atmosphere and the history here, but I wish the cover charges were more transparent online so guests could plan accordingly. Definitely a "live and learn" moment - I'll be sure to call ahead next time to check the door price!

Go to place for an unpretentious meal nearby Grand Central, Bryant Park, or shopping on 5th…read more Never been upstairs or here after 9 PM- just between 11 and 9 on weekends and weekdays. Ground floor can be packed at weekday lunch or after 4 PM- lots of commuter traffic. Bar and restaurant in back serves an eclectic menu and is NOT just pub grub. We have ordered fish and upscale Italian here, which was tasty and fresh! Service can be slow either when it is packed or, strangely, when mostly empty, but usually is fine and unrushed. If I had outta town folks in the neighborhood, this would be my go to for a down- to-earth good value and tasty meal.

Pretty confused by this establishment. They do not close until 1:00 am but somehow decided to make…read moreour group who spent money there leave at 11 pm . They rudely told us to leave ("Get out") without saying they're closing (which they werent nor asking us to open a new tab). We were all calm professionals just mingling and not causing trouble but they decided to throw us out. There were 10 other people still at the bar so it definitely felt like racial discrimination since we were the only people of color. Even if it wasnt a race issue, very strange that instead of politely asking we leave, they just shouted at us to get out well before closing time.

Pretty typical Irish pub, was there for Knicks game. Good specials and good was good and quick…read more Good energy

I got a wet sandwich. They were generous with the ingredients like the cheese and pepper. Fries and…read more¼ of a pickle. Just left me wanting more. I liked that they had a Harp on tap! And the trivia was fun.

This is our second time at kevins. We have our Christmas party here and have not been disappointed!…read moreLots of delicious finger foods. The sliders are one of my favorites. I like to mention that they have some really good wings by the way. With a large variety of draft beer to choose from there is plenty to drink. I ordered a blue Hawaiian, tequila sunset and an espresso martini. The service is fast, the pub is spacious. Great time we had at kevins and look forward to having our party here again.

It was my first time coming here over the weekend. Told some friends to meet me there for some…read moreplayoff basketball. Not sure what to expect from this place. Walked in to a what I thought was going to be a big crowded bar but it was totally opposite. The place was blasting great Irish music and it is not that big of a bar like I thought it was. Sat at the bar and enjoyed a Guinness with friends and then another round. I did not get food but my friend who did get food it smelled and looked good. He got some sort of lettuce wraps and then he got fish and chips. The bartender was wonderful, I did not catch his name though. This bar is great to come to for games as they have many tvs. The bathrooms are pretty small just to let you know. I would come back again to enjoy some bevs and to try some of their food.

Sean's easily accommodated our group of six. We started with pretzels and spinach artichoke dip…read morewith chips. The dip was hot and cheesy. Chips were replenished..eventually. The pretzels were more like warm soft breadsticks, served with a cheese dip and mustard on the side. Decor is an advertisement for Guinness but it IS an Irish pub in NYC. I had the Irish stew, a crock of hot beef and vegetables in a tasty gravy. Others in the group enjoyed burgers and salads. Next time I'll try the shepards pie. Server was pleasant and answered our questions.

Walking around New York City on a drizzly Sunday, I walked into Sean's Bar & Kitchen to grab lunch…read more Typical looking New York, Irish pub, TVs, great vibe. Service from the bartender was great. I ordered the fish and chips and a Bloody Mary. Everything was great up till then. Unfortunately, the food was a disappointment. Maybe it was a deep fat fryer thing, but I respectfully suggest the cook be given a little additional training. The fish batter was hard on the outside, and the fish was completely mushy on the inside. Like, gray mush. The fries were lukewarm. The mushy peas and the tartar sauce were served in little covered plastic disposable containers. I'm not a fan of that, but I get it is convenient. I truly wanted to like this place, and except for my one experience with the food, I would certainly return. People were having fun, and I did as well. I believe if they become a little more attentive in the kitchen, this place is a five star pub.

Mulligan's is exactly what you want in a no-frills, after-work Irish bar--lively, unpretentious,…read moreand reliably welcoming. It's the kind of place where you can unwind with coworkers, grab a pint of Guinness, and actually hear each other talk (most nights). The bartenders are quick and friendly, and there's a solid selection of beers on tap along with the usual pub fare. It's not trying to be trendy, and that's part of the charm. The crowd is a good mix of regulars, office folks, and tourists who happened to stumble in--everyone blends in. It's not fancy, and it doesn't need to be. Mulligan's nails the basics and delivers that cozy, familiar energy you look for in a true Irish pub. A solid go-to if you're in Midtown and want a cold drink without the scene.

weird vibes in here. our group watching the Knicks game with everyone else and we were specifically…read moreasked to leave for 'not drinking enough' despite many others not having drinks and being disruptive. it was targeted. a couple bartenders were nice, the blond waitress was rude and seemed to have some kind of vendetta. i truly felt the drinks and atmosphere was just fine but the waitress ruined it. be warned before you go in (and if you're brown).