Nice place to eat and drink at the Fitzpatrick if you don't want to go far to eat. Their dumplings and curry fries are nice. Great service. Decent prices for a NYC hotel bar. There's a good variety here so if you check in and are simply exhausted you'll be taken care of here. read more

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Had a delicious hamburger and fries. Small restaurant and very cosy and not too crowded. read more

We weren't feeling hungry but didn't want to sleep without eating something. So we went to the restaurant inside the hotel where we were staying. Turns out when the food is good, we CAN be hungry! We thought we would take some food back to the room but we consumed everything and quite enjoyed the food. Service was impeccable as well. read more

The Fitz - Portobello burger with sweet potato fries - New American Near Me - New York, New York

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We were in the neighborhood for a doctor's appointment. Lunch was excellent. Great margarita. Large and tasty flatbread. We will be back if we are in the neighborhood again.. read more

Polite, highly professional waitress, but we walked out after 45 minutes because the kitchen was incapable of delivering a simple fish within that time and even further delays were in the offing. This in an empty restaurant. Why it was empty in the middle of Xmass shopping in midtown Manhattan proved to be no surprise. read more

Word of mouth has served this restaurant well, and rightfully so. Their dishes surpassed usual quality metrics. The level of assistance is flawless. The remarkable service deserves special mention! The pull to dine here regularly is significant. read more

The summer cocktails here are a bit pricey, but my strawberry mojito was excellent - with a generous amount of fresh strawberries and white rum.the Manhattan was strangely not served in a coupe glass the way a Manhattan typically is served. read more

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We love this place. We come back to this hotel every year. Can't wait to come back. The restaurant has very good food.

I ate at The Fitz, which is the restaurant inside the Fitzpatrick Manhattan Hotel, several times during my stay of Sep 29-Oct 2, 2023. I enjoyed a lovely breakfast on Friday, then a margherita flatbread for lunch on Saturday, followed by a herb-crusted salmon that evening. I cannot fault any of my meals except for the sausage at breakfast, the skin of which I found a smidge tough. I found some of the wait staff to be a bit inexperienced but that didn't impact my food. The flatbread was a far larger portion than I expected, and the salmon dinner would satisfy a large appetite. I thought the prices were quite reasonable, and was pleased that I had the option of such tasty meals so close at hand. I also went into the bar one night and gave some suggestions to the bartender on how to make a mocktail "old fashioned", which he got on the nose. Tasty! read more

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The Fitz was recommended to us by the doorman at our hotel. You must enter the Fitzpatrick Hotel to get to the Fitz. There were two well dressed men sitting at two desks as we walked in. I got the impressed the men were formidable as much as they were distingished. To me, it's a reminder to act right, or you will be removed. With that said, the 4/5 was simply because we just had drinks and no food. We walked in an hour before closing last night. Yet, the bartender treated us like he had not worked all day, nor had some place else to be just 6 hours later. The cocktail selection was interesting and I had a "La Paloma" that reminded me a tart-y margarita. The selection of liquors were respectable and my honey was able to select from an MC 12, 18 year old and rare cask scotch, which made him very happy. I thought the cocktails were reasonably priced ($10+). Several had organic ingredients with mid to top shelf liquors. I don't know what the total bill was, but I will suggest you be prepared to savor the hell out of the rare cask scotch if you try it. Getting a double of just that will cost you a Ben. Now, if you're looking for a hip, crowded joint, you CAN find it at the Friz; you'll just have to come during happy hours. At the time that we went for a night cap, it was empty. For the two of us, this was perfect. I got a chance to really relax and appreciate the vintage decor. Honey got a chance to tell tall, but true tales to a nice stranger. Bryan gave us a nice set up and we closed the night out having a wonderfully fun, yet intimate time. This one's a keeper. read more

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The service was just ok, the menu wasn't updated on the website and when arrived at restaurant it was just a page worth of appetizers, main courses and drinks...not really much to choose from. The service and place was just ok. We ordered chicken wings as appetizer and they were cold from a refrigerator seems like they have them pre cook and just microwaved them before serving them...it was just gross and an awful taste. We also ordered a burger and a salmon meal...they were taste read more

My son and I had a great time in this restaurant. I got an Irish breakfast and my son got a burger, both were delicious. This place has a nice atmosphere with great comfortable seats. The staff was super helpful and food was really yummy. read more

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The Fitz is truly really amazing. The Fitz has a positive, relaxed, friendly ambience. Pretty much every thing that we have purchased was extremely fresh and tasty. The team was extremely courteous and service is terrific. Overall, I think that this is an awesome place. read more

Nice spacious seating & quieter than most other restaurants around here - I guess advantage of being a "hotel restaurant", if you will. Stopped by with friend for quick lunch, and they had the lunch & dash menu that gives a sandwich + soup of the day. Unfortunately they had restriction on just what kind of soup you can order (cream of turkey in this case), so couldn't do french onion with was on regular menu. Had grilled chicken panini and the cream of turkey, with coffee. Chicken was not too dry and overall tasty, and the soup was pretty good as well. The seat was one of those hotel lobby bucket seat so it wasn't the best setup for eating (have to sit up & forward a bit to eat), but overall not too bad. Coffee was nice and fragrant, served in a kettle for extra hot helping. Nothing really wrong with the place but food wasn't a wow, so 3 stars. I would consider visiting again to try other items though. read more

Delicious! The lentil meatballs were amazing, highly recommend! It's worth the $$!!!!

Nicole was an awesome server and bartender. Super friendly, great drinks, and she gave good tips for visitors to the city. read more

The Fitz - New American Near Me - New York, New York

This hidden gem is in the lobby of The Fitzpatrick Hotel. It is entirely unassuming from the outside, but you will be pleasantly surprised by the interior! I enjoyed the Irish Benedict, and by enjoyed I mean devoured! My mom had the full Irish breakfast and as a British ex-pat she was thoroughly satisfied! They brought fresh squeezed orange juice and an assortment of freshly toasted bread while we waited. Service was fast and accommodating for our schedule, but it was clear other tables were lingering and not at all rushed. At $45 for breakfast for two it was not the most affordable meal, but I sure did enjoy it, and the 10% off with your Yelp check in definitely sweetened the deal! :) read more

Decent happy hour prices with mediocre food. Nothing too special about this place. Great location to stop in for a drink before commuting back home. read more

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Stopped here for lunch with colleagues, not busy at all - should've been first sign. Overpriced, mediocre at best food. Ordered the Fitzpatrick Toast - basically a grilled cheese with your choice of meat, tomatoes and onions. Comes out - missing the cheese. They promptly took it back and brought out a new one 10 minutes later, not even melted up nicely, I guess because they rushed fixing it. And $15 for that measly sandwich and not gesture of discount for the mishap. Never refilled our water or ice tea. All around - avoid at all costs. read more

Hotel bars or pubs can easily mislead you. Often stuffy, sometimes uninviting and usually pretentious. Not this place. Staff is friendly, food is above average and ambience is exactly what you want in a dimly light, Irish pub like setting. Having been to Ireland and visited a few pubs, this is a close resemblance. I usually stay at a nearby hotel and go to the Fitz at least once or twice for cocktails (excellent cocktail menu) and/or a bite to eat (TRY the beef stew)! read more

Nice upscale Irish bar and restaurant. Not like the tourist places you see around time square, thank goodness. No clovers or leprechauns in sight. Cool bartenders and a solid menu. Enjoyed both my visits this week and will return the next time I'm in midtown. read more

I had brunch here with family last weekend for the sole reason that we didn't have much time and this place is near their apartment. The bar looks cool, but I think that the main draw of this place is its location. The food was adequate as was the service and the pricing seemed fair for a midtown hotel. I would be very interested to go back and see what the bar is like at night. It's always good to have a reasonable refuge in Midtown. read more

While the service was good, the food was under seasoned. My friend ordered the fish and chips. The batter was not seasoned and fish did not appear to have been salted after being fried. I ordered the crusted salmon fillet which was served with asparagus and a potato pancake. The potato pancake was buried under the asparagus and which was a bed for the salmon. Well while the edges of the pancake remained crisp, the center was mush and the pancake was not seasoned so it was not edible. The asparagus and salmon were good once I added a healthy amount of salt (which I normally don't add because of my blood pressure). So while I would give the service 5 stars, the food was only 2-3 stars. read more

This hotel bar is perfect to grab drinks in midtown. Honestly nothing too memorable, but would be equally good for a date or business drink.

Excellent service. Delicious food. We had the pork chop, beets salad, and shepards pie. Great place. Definitely will return.

The Fitz is a spectacular place. We were scouring upper Manhattan for a breakfast spot, and stumbled into this place. Nicole and Luis were so accommodating and friendly and the food was excellent. Nicole and Luis made such a good impression that we came back for tea and desserts the next day. The Mudpie is spectacular and goes well with a pot of Barry's tea. read more

Stingy expensive drinks. I had a cosmo during happy hour. It was $17 with less than a shot of vodka. Ridiculous. I'm also staying at the hotel. No specials even for guests. I won't be back. read more

Oasis of quiet for business lunches. Amidst the bustle of Lex in the mid fifties, it's a pleasure to discover a comfortable place where the service is charming and you can talk easily. Food not great - whose idea was it to put Cheddar in a Cobb Salad? - but I'd go back. read more

I stopped here with my mother in law and sister in law for drinks and an app after shopping. The bar area wasn't extremely crowded (about 5 other patrons) but they had a delicious app menu (Fitz Hour 4-7pm) and drink specials. $9-15 for a glass of wine is not bad in NYC! Cool decor and prompt service! read more

Average Mid-Town east hotel built on the premise of Irish hospitality. Mid-Range price w above average sized rooms and helpful staff. Small lobby with attached "The Fitz" bar & Resteraunt adds to the flavor. In room climate control w average comfort beds. Cable w/o in room movies. No mini bar and paid wifi. read more

The foods was great but the service was a train wreck we were only checked on right after we received our food and we ran out of water and had to ask for a to go box three times waited on the check for a while read more

Pleasant and friendly, started well, but went downhill fast. Ordered some appetizers including BBQ wings, they brought buffalo wings instead. We sent them back, and they brought us "BBQ" wings as ordered, but they were very obviously just the buffalo wings dipped in BBQ sauce. The heat and flavor was unmistakable. After a visit to the chef we were promised that was not the case, but the fact our mouths were on fire begged to differ (I've also had the BBQ wings at the Fitz on other occasions and they have never been spicy). We later ordered some nachos, which never came, yet we're added to our bill... And it took several requests to get some water. So all in all an unfortunate experience. Thankfully the company was great and the service issues didn't spoil our fun. read more

We came here for a business breakfast and surprisingly it was very good! Delicious Irish breakfast, comfortable seats and excellent service.

Best Irish breakfast in NYC!!! I'm always on the lookout for a proper Irish breakfast and finally I've found it! The service was spectacular from beginning to end and the manager (James, I think?) took the time to not only ask about our meal but helped us plan our itinerary for our upcoming trip to Ireland! The entire menu is filled with genuine, traditional Irish cuisine that you can't find at just any pub in the city, this place does it right! read more

Showed up on a Sunday afternoon looking for a place to sit, eat, and relax for a few minutes before heading out of town. Most other places were too cramped and built for take out. This place showed promise in the setting and had entrees that we like. Order was taken by one person, food came out and one of the ultimate steak and cheeses was from ultimate and missing cheese? Didn't see a waiter for at least another minutes to send it back for some cheese, actually didn't see that waiter again. Grabbed another to send the plate back. The burger ordered was also burnt. Steak and cheeses were cut so thick that you needed wolf teeth to bite into. Finally flagged a waiter to take the check only to be dissappointed that the tip was included. No wonder service sucked, they get paid regardless. read more

Good place to meet a friend for a weekday lunch. The staff (Jules, in particular) is friendly and welcoming. Put the cobb salad back on the menu - it's delicious! Homemade soups are always tasty. read more

After reading my earlier review, the manager contacted me and apologized for any inconvenience and offered complimentary beverages as well as asked for suggestions for improvement, as well as to meet with me to personally apologize. Judging by the hotel, you can tell that management takes customer satisfaction very seriously and I was happy that they chose to reach out to me regarding my bad experience. I hope I'll be back to New York soon, because the sliders at the Fitz were really delicious - hopefully my comments will help them to ensure all staff are friendly and prompt! read more

The restaurant itself was nice, and I imagine coming here for just drinks and an appetizer would be okay, but my husband and I came for dinner, and were quite disappointed. The bun on the steak sandwich was hard as rock, the steak looked and tasted like it had been microwaved with cheese melted on top, and the fries were completely soggy. The burger didn't fare any better. It looked like a frozen patty. We asked for medium, but it came out completely cooked, and lacking any juice. So if you want a nice drink, I'm sure this is great, but avoid for dinner. A slice of pizza would have been a better quality dinner. read more

I visited the fitz as a guest at the hotel. Immediately I was greeted by the very hospitable bartender who kept the conversation interesting and the wine glass full. Drinks were well made and the calamari was perfectly cooked. I miss it already. read more

We loved it. We made reservations for 12 people and they accommodated us with 2 tables of 6 next to each other. The room was cozy and tables were not tight at all (which allowed us to mingle between tables). The service was great and we were all happy with our meals (they also have a small plate menu which is very good). Thanks Fitz for making our cousins lunch a great time. read more