
British taproom with a mellow atmosphere, classic pub food & a big draft beer selection.
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Wow, this one hurts. This used to be one of my absolute favorite places in NYC, but coming in today to a new and bare bones happy hour menu and huge price increases all around was beyond disappointing. We went during happy hour and our elderly friend asked for a red wine. When the bill came, I asked why their wine was full price and the waitress informed us only 3 wines were actually on happy hour, and instead of bringing my friend the happy hour red wine, the waitress brought my friend a full p
Casual British Breakfast Before the Met Visit We were looking for a British breakfast spot for our early Saturday morning before heading to the Met Museum, and John’s Wood was definitely on our radar. We had done our homework beforehand, so we ordered right away. First up was the Scotch Egg which was egg wrapped in sausage. It was a bit different from what I had in mind, especially the portion size. Overall, it was just okay. We also tried the Fish Burger and Shepherd’s Pie. The Shepherd’s P
As a Brit living in NYC, it is always fun to find a place serving the food I miss most. Jones Wood Foundry is definitely joining my list of acceptable solutions to that hankering. With a true pub feel in its design, you already feel like you are 'back home'. The menu has many expected items like fish and chips, beans on toast, a roast on a Sunday, but there are less famous items but still beloved like Scotch Eggs and a traditional pie of the day, with a suet crust. The chicken and leek pie was
From the Oct 17, 2024 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.

Cold food was held above 41°F, warm enough for bacteria to grow.