Mercury Bar
493 Third AvenueIf you're a young 20-something looking for a good flirt, Mercury Bar is a good start. Saturday nights feature 80s pop and 90s hip hop (combined with music videos) but this Murray Hill spot does
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New York has more bars than any other city in the world. There are great bars and a fair amount of terrible bars. The team at Where We Watch know the "where should we go out?" feeling and want to take the guess work out of your drinking plans.
MJ Armstrong’s
329 1st AvenueMJ Armstrong's looks like any New York sports pub on first glance, but under the surface MJ is as Cali as legalized marijuana. Chargers and Golden Bears fans pack out this place anytime their left
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Mr. Dennehy’s
63 Carmine StreetFor those of us who drink below 14th Street, we are usually resigned to overpriced cocktails and swanky lounges. The exception to this is Mr. Dennehy's: a classic no-frills pub. Step into this West
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Mudville 9
126 Chambers StreetStep off the Chambers St subway and catch a whiff of Mudville 9's award-winning flavored wings and barbeque (did we mention the $23 all-you-can-consume wings, fries and pitchers?). Follow your nose... Read More
Nevada Smiths
74 3rd AvenueIf you're looking for the spot to watch soccer in NYC, its Nevada Smiths. Some of its more famous patrons include Roman Abramovich (Owner of Chelsea FC) and Ehud Olmert (Prime Minister of Israel).... Read More
O’Reilly’s Townhouse Restaurant
21 West 35th StreetO'Reilly's Townhouse is a classic pub in the mega-mall of Midtown - with the perfect equation of good food, good drinks, good prices and good people. It is an ideal spot to kill some time before a... Read More
Old Castle Pub & Restaurant
160 West 54th StreetThe self-anointed "heart of Irish civilization in midtown," Old Castle Pub & Restaurant holds true to its roots and creates an authentic pub experience amidst the souvenir vendors and Times Square... Read More
