Chill neighborhood spot with a laid back and relaxed vibe. I haven't tried the food but I saw a few…read morepeople eating and they looked satisfied. Very reasonably priced drinks, beers, wine. Easy place to hang out and catch up at. Gentleman at the bar was kind enough to switch seats so I can sit next to my friend. Bartender was friendly and attentive, I appreciate the good service.

Such a tasty burger and fries!! The workers were super nice and it was pretty chill for a Friday…read morenight. Fries were perfection.

We stopped into Judy Z's to watch a World Cup match, and it immediately earned a spot on my list of…read morefavorite sports bars. The restaurant sits on the corner in a striking building, giving it lots of energy. Inside, there are TVs everywhere, making it easy to catch the game from almost any seat. As kickoff got closer, the place filled up with soccer fans, creating a fun match-day atmosphere. They also have outdoor seating with TVs, so you don't have to miss any of the action if you prefer eating outside. The best surprise? They have a dog menu! Before my humans even ordered, the staff brought me a fresh bowl of water. I ordered the Salmon & Rice Bowl, and I cleaned my plate without leaving a single grain of rice behind. The humans shared a pitcher of sangria while cheering on the match. Mom ordered Judy's Corn appetizer, which was full of flavor and disappeared quickly, while Dad went with the classic chicken tenders and fries. Between the friendly staff, the lively sports atmosphere, and how welcome they made me feel, Judy Z's is an easy recommendation whether you're stopping by for brunch, happy hour, or to catch a big game. Dogba's Verdict If your humans love sports bars but hate leaving you at home, Judy Z's solves that problem. I got my own salmon dinner, fresh water before I could even ask, and a front-row seat for the World Cup. That's a winning game plan in my book. 4 paws up! Pup Perks * Dogs Welcome Inside * Dogs Welcome Outside * Dog Menu * Water Bowl Provided * TVs Inside & Outside * Great for Watching Soccer & Other Sporting Events * Great Cocktails & Sangria * Friendly Staff

Super chill bar to watch any and every sports game. The bar itself isn't huge, but there's a nice…read moreoutdoor space where you can enjoy time with you and your group during the nice time of the year. Happy hour deals are pretty good too. Food looked tempting, though I was arriving just before our dinner date so obviously had to pass.

Idaho is a regular stop for me when I am in Manhattan. It feels like the local dive bar at home…read morewith a happy and friendly atmosphere. Mondays are Bluegrass nights and the bartender JR looks and sounds so out of place until you chat with him a while. He knows how to make this place have a good time while listening to Appalachian music, all with his thick and obscuring dialect. How do you make the East Village feel like you are at a modern Chautauqua hoedown? I don't know but the owner Jacob does. Blackbird tells me that I have visited here a number of times that requires two digits... the other nights (Trivia, Bingo!, etc.) are potently down home and importantly East Village. The food is great, I have eaten my way through the entire menu, depending on your mood or hunger status you will not make a bad call here. Everything is made to order with great ingredients and recipes. Not a miss on the board, the sides are also all excellent. The drinks are spot on with a curated menu of taps, and some unusual bottles the beer selection has something to make you happy. The cocktails, potent and flavorful never disappointing. Try the Elderberry Lemonade or the Rum Punch.

The worst Pint of Guinness. After a second chance was given a pint filled half with foam and then…read morebartender refused to remake and tried to pressure to drink

Met up with friends here for dinner before a show near Washington square. It wasn't super crowded…read morewhen we arrived around 6pm (maybe due to the extreme cold that day) but started filling up gradually. I loved the ambiance and decor, very cozy. As for food, there were some true hits but most of the food was good but basic. The highlights for me were the wild mushrooms & rice cakes as well as the Caesar salad - loved the use of nori in the salad and would definitely come back for the mushrooms. The chicken cutlet and chicken dumplings were fine but I probably wouldn't order them again. The wait staff weren't super attentive nor super warm, but they were efficient when we asked for water refills, etc. There was ample standing room at the bar while we waited for our friends, but the table/booth that we sat at was super narrow, I was knocking knees with my friend all night and generally felt squished.

Dear Strangers? Yes, they certainly treat you like one! This place is not good. They seemed…read moreunprepared to handle restaurant week. There weren't enough servers to handle the crowd and that was reflective in our dinner service. Despite being checked in on 0 times and having to flag them down for water, to order, and to get our check, their attitude wasn't warm or accommodating at all. It even came off like we were bothering our server when asking for basic things. The food was subpar. Didn't try the drinks. Maybe that's the savior? -Tuna tartare acceptable; nothing to write home about -Chicken dumplings tasted like chicken but had no bite to it. Weird and served on paper that resembled a crumpled receipt or used tissue. -Chicken cutlet was warm and soggy. No truffle flavor as advertised on the menu. Some creativity points for the accompanying foam dip but it didn't work. -Beef short rib was tasty but the single potato that come with it felt insulting and cheap. Really? One potato? -Pecan pie dessert and sorbet were really good. Sad way to finish, only enjoying the final course. Ambiance was good. Floors were super slippery because they were tiled on a snowy day. They should warn their guests about that. Lots of work to be done here and I will not be around to see it through!

Overall Slainte has good food. However, beware of Saturday nights. The bartender and the wait staff…read morewill charge for top shelf liquor unless you say specifically that you want the well liquor. We were told that this is their "policy". If you attempt to shout over whatever excessively loud game/fight is on to explain to the server that you didn't order the top shelf liquor, you will be met with attitude and eye rolls. This happened to a member of my party. I understand that it's busy and loud, but I still hope that myself and my party will be treated with honesty and kindness. We, unfortunately, didn't experience that, and it was a big disappointment.

Great selection of beers…read more This is the best place to catch soccer/ futbol. They play a lot of EPL matches. And the crowd is always chill. And with the time difference you are watching matches during breakfast. We ordered a ton of breakfast items and it was so good! Family friendly and we came with a big group all with kids. Will definitely recommend.

Fantastic dive bar Drinks run $11 a clip…read moreService is great Great tunes Pool table to boot One knock is that they only accept cash ATM on site but it was out of order Solid happy hour for the beer fans

If we're being honest, and we always are in reviews, I've spent a lot of time over the last…read more[redacted] years in bars. And for over a decade I've been stumbling home to my now wife, and ONLY after a long, long night in Barrow's has she ever told me that I smell weird. There were five of us there, and two other people reportedly smelled funky after the evening (according to our womenfolk). I asked the one who went home alone, and he couldn't tell because no one was there to tell him, but he offered, "Maybe it was because you guys shit your pants." Editor's Note: We did not shit our pants. In any case, other than the unidentified but unpleasant odor that we may or may not have acquired at Barrow's, it's a good bar. There's a pool table (two dollars in quarters per game), a juke box, a decently clean bathroom, strong but expensive call liquor drinks that forced us to switch to more affordable beer/shot combos (my undoing), friendly bartenders, popcorn (I think, it wasn't free), and a surprising number of carpenters who were not good at pool. I know this because I was playing very poorly, and we kept winning. If you're looking for a place to drink and catch up and play a little pool, you could do a lot worse.

It's a chill irish bar in the area. My tequila soda was $12, fried calamari was $20.. normal price…read morefor manhattan, on the not too expensive side. Place is nice, pretty light decoration at the ceiling. Was easy to get a table as it was a bit empty when i was there. My calamari was just ok , the sauce was def not homemade, tasted a bit meh. Not sure will come back for food, but perhaps to chill and have drinks.

Spice bag was delicious - curry different than typical but amazing flavor with a nice kick. The…read moreIrish breakfast was a massive serving - the protein delicious. I enjoyed the Guinness and rustic pub vibe a lot as well.

Waiter was friendly as we sat for happy hour with tasty drinks and a wood fired pizza as an…read moreappetizer. The seating on the street was not fancy or upscale but comfortable giving you the true feeling of a day in little Italy. The owner stopped by and visited with us and made us feel welcome. The pizza was fabulous and would go back.

Based on the fried calamari alone, this is the best one I had! Service was good. Drinks were strong…read moreas they should be. I recommend this place.