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Aiming for a position as a neighborhood fixture this pub has taken pains to create a sense a community. There's a pub quiz night, board games, a jukebox with patrons mix CDs, and a huge projection screen for the big games.
Prospect Heights
428 Bergen St
(btwn 4th & 5th Ave)
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-/10
Warm environs, cheap beer, and nightly live music, you'd never guess you were just a block away from Bleeker Street.
Greenwich Village
82 W. 3rd St.
(btwn Sullivan & Thompson St.)
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-/10
Relaxed Irish bar serves up a fine pint of Guinness and an atmosphere that's always quiet enough to enjoy a conversation with friends.
East Village
510 E. 11th St.
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-/10
Your standard Irish pub. Pool table, jukebox, TVs, and the boys from the hood.
Sunnyside
5412 69th St.
(btwn 54th & 55th Ave)
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-/10
With a location like this a bar/restaurant such as Jack's can aspire to serving quality food and keeping the prices down, and that's about it. Jack does a fine job on both accounts. If you're in a hotel in Times Square and feel like nipping out for a quick low key pint and a spot of grub Jack's is a solid choice.
Midtown West
147 W. 40th St.
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-/10
When NYU's out of session Shades thins out a bit leaving a solid core of regulars with appreciation for solid service and a perfect pint of Guinness.
Union Square/ Flatiron
125 E. 15th St.
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8/10
Well worth the hike from Wall Street this Irish pub is a strong choice for after work drinks. The kitchen is head and shoulders above pub par and the crowd is a nice mix of two disparate groups, those who work downtown and those who live there.
Financial district
28 Cliff St.
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-/10
UES paint by numbers bar. Assemble pool, darts, gold tee, digital jukebox, plasma TVs. Add jagermeister, screeching girls, and high-fiving guys. Remove cash from wallets. Clean puke from bathroom. Rinse. Repeat.
Upper East Side
1643 1st Ave.
(btwn 85th & 86th St)
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-/10
This West Side outpost of the growing Joshua Tree/Mercury Bar partnership draws an odd mix of theatre goers looking for a quiet drink and Hells Kitchen locals out to get f-ed up.
Hells Kitchen
366 W. 46th St.
(btwn 8th & 9th Ave)
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-/10
This three story carriage house never made the city's landmarks list and so it became the extraordinarily elegant setting for this wine bar and restaurant. A seat at the bar provides a comfortable vantage to explore the 150 bottle wine menu.
Union Square/ Flatiron
121 E. 17th St.
(btwn 4th & Irving)
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2/10
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