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Nothing-fancy corner tavern serving beer & other drinks in a narrow space with outdoor seating.
From Google Maps reviews.
Visited this charming corner Irish bar during St. Patrick’s Day weekend while in NYC with my wife. Our local friends brought us here specifically, knowing it would deliver an authentic experience away from the tourist-packed celebrations elsewhere in the city. Despite being a Saturday afternoon of the festive weekend, the place had the perfect atmosphere - lively but not overwhelming. The intimate space had that classic neighborhood pub feel that’s increasingly rare to find in Manhattan. The G
Neighborhood staple. Known for cool pop ups and showing important sporting events. When NY ( all teams) are doing well, they have it on. Far as I have experienced. Standard williamsburg crowd. Adult adult. Post hipster- pre yuppie/ fiance bro. Lol If you know you know Food is good when they have pop-ups but don't expect food on regular. regular. Weekends- if you have a crowd, come earlier because seating is tight. Close quarters. Two bathrooms.
Really weird DJ. Honestly, if they had stuck with the bartender and his iPod it would’ve been better. The transitions of the songs were at best fade outs, at worst random jarring starts. The setlist made no sense either. Just awkward.
From the Mar 18, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.
Pesticides were used or stored improperly, or applied by someone unlicensed.