OHaras Restaurant and Pub

Im really glad I visited OHaras whilst touring the financial district in lower manhatten.The place is adorned with badges from all manner of emergency services ( first responders ) and is a fitting tribute to those that run into danger.They have a book. If they ask you if youd like to see it, then I would say take the opportunity if you have the time.It catalogues the events of 9/11, and whilst its an extraordinarily emotional document they have put together, its also a beacon of hope for the future.Im glad I was given the opportunity.I love the fact that if you set up a tab they give you a proper piece of paper that they put into the lovely old fashioned till and stamp to update your bill each time you ask for more ( see my pictures ).I should also add that I accidentally left a bag behind on the evening I spent there.I returned the next morning, and sure enough, it was there for me to collect.The food was nice and the staff were brilliant.

One of the best bars to visit if you or your loved one is in law enforcement. Bring a badge from your town and staple it up or just admire how many have came before you.The guy at the door was great and helped us find a large space in the back.They also have great reasonably priced tshirts. Must stop if you like cop bars and are near the trade center.Service was quick!

Lovely place. You feel so welcome and it’s like beeing your own livingroom. Best pubs I’ve ever been. All 9/11 memorial stuff are just so great and heartbreaking ❤️‍🔥

Bigger than it looks from the outside. The place is split across 1.5 floors with a bar section in the back.Got the Staten Island burger which seemed interesting. Came with Swiss and onions. However the raw onions were thick, too thick, had to take most of them out. Soldi burger otherwise.Pretty lively in the evening.I appreciate that they gave badges from first responders around the world. Not sure if that was always a thing or started after 9/11, either way it’s a very unique thing that literally covers the entire bar / restaurant. Would be very fun to look around and explore all the badges.

The place gets busy for lunch service but they’re pretty good about getting you a seat quickly. Nice interior adorned with emergency service badges and flags from all over the country. Friendly service. Crafts beers, beers on tap. Usual pub food with some specials—Shepard’s pie, Irish stew. Surprisingly good burgers. Simple garnishes of tomato and lettuce and usual sesame bun but despite the simplicity, the beef patty really shines. Overall, good place to stop for pub food.

This pub provided some good food, a pint of Guinness and a welcoming atmosphere to complement our day touring the sites of New York.

Good food, quick and friendly service, and great atmosphere. Very close to the 9/11 memorial. Would definitely go back.

I think this place has been visited by every emergency service in the USA and beyond, the walls and ceilings are decorated with patches and flags, a truly amazing place.Great selection of food and service was as you would expect...... Fast and with a smile.Definitely worth a shot.

We went here earlier today I would say that was the worst service Ive had in this city. My Gf and and I went in for a quick bite but that quickly changed after we asked what was on tap and the guy at the bar wouldnt help or just give a menu then once we got a drink and finally got a food menu we picked and when we left the menus down the man quickly grabbed the menus and walked off without asking if we chose something, not even a glance over so that was it for that. Even just watching his attitude very unprofessional, the other staff was nice, though 👍cool bar just small improvements

Very nice bartenders, the atmosphere is top!This place will give you goosebumps - 100%!

Great drinks and good food, near the 9/11 memorial. Highly recommend coming here. Personally my favorite bar in the city, I always come here when I’m in need of a drink. Highly recommended!

Great restaurant, right by the Ground Zero memorial. Not too busy, and great food! The walls and ceiling are covered with patches from police and firefighters!

Very unique place with lots of history. This pub is right by the 911 memorial, and during 911 its building was damaged to the point where they had to close for several months. Today, their walls are decorated with patches of fire departments from all over the world, in recognition of the firefighters who fought and sacrificed to save lives in the aftermath of 911.The food itself is typical bar fare and I thought it was fine, but nothing special. I would definitely recommend dropping by here to see all the firefighter patches and take in the history though.

Low key and comfortable atmosphere. Good food. This bar has served countless first responders and is located just across from where the twin towers stood. There is commemoration of 9/11 all over the bar. There was just a deep sense of reverence and camaraderie. Thankful I got to spend time at this bar.

The food was clearly not the highlight here, the Burger was pretty plain and nothing special at all. All the ordered food tasted pretty plain and not much seasoned. If you like your burger like this, its a match, for me it was not. The service was friendly and kind. One highlight is clearly the decorations inside the pub. There are patches of all kinds of different Rescue/Police forces from all around the world pinned to the walls.I would not come to eat again here, just because the food did not match my expectations and for that the prize was pretty high.

Great Irish pub.Was full when we got there but we were seated quick enough.We got wings, salad and toasties with fries. Everything was great, the service was very nice and efficient etc.The cheese on the ham cheese toasty would never be served in an Irish pub, but it brought me back to my childhood, so was authentic in its own way, haha. I didn’t dare try a Guinness, but the other beer was good.

Service is spectacular, very fast, food is tasty and they serve it the way you want it.

Wow!! What a great experience! The staff was the best I’ve ever experienced no matter the price of the meal. Nachos were amazing. It was the staff and the atmosphere that made this place amazing. They cared for us as soon as we entered the restaurant!!

First time visiting New York. We found this little pub and instantly fell in love with it. They have awesome food and their staff is friendly and welcoming. The most amazing part is they have patches on their walls of men and women that are in the fire department or police department. Also those that have passed on. Highly recommend this place! Will make another stop before we leave to go back home.

This establishment was amazing to experience! The memorial to all of our brave men and women around the country! If you have a chance, please take the time to look through the Bible. It was super emotional, but very worth the look! Service was fantastic, despite being packed full of patrons, both local and not! 10/10 guys!

A great place with a peculiar atmosphere and a colorful interior. Great drinks and good bartenders. The only downside, personally to me, its very noisy when there are a lot of people, and you have to talk loudly. I advise you to visit.

Started out with the beef nachos. My husband didnt like them. The beef is a ruff dry steak like meat. Not ground beef like I thought. In the beginning our waiter was great then once we got our food we never saw him again. I had to flag someone down to get our bill so we could leave. The ambiance is very cool. There are firehouses and police badges everywhere. They have Coke products. Nice seasonal beer selection. Oh and I got a bottle of Michelob Ultra and it was iced cold. It was delicious. Very close to the 9-11 memorial. I even found my hometown badges.

We were looking for a place to eat while walking around NYC. Searched based on reviews and went to OHaras. We walked in and they were absolutely packed but we were politely greeted at the door and had a table in less than 5 minutes. The service was immediately but they were so busy they had a difficult time keeping up with our drinks, no fault to the amazing place. We had the Irish nachos for an appetizer which were probably the best thing we ate! We also ordered a sausage and peppers sandwich, BLT, chicken blt and a club sandwich. The food was great and the atmosphere was even better.

The first time I’ve ever tried a Philly streak and cheese and I was not disappointed. It’s possibly one of the tastiest things I’ve ever eaten, so O’Haras have set the bar high.Bizarrely, the fries were terrible, but the PS&C roll gives this place a 5 star and I’ll forget the rubbish fries.The Samuel Smith IPA was also brilliant as was the cider.The restaurant has so much character and our server Isa was brilliant.

This is a gem of a bar. Almost next door to the 7/11 site / memorial, it’s decorated in badges from services (police, firemen etc) from around the world. It’s amazing to see. Take the time to walk around if you can. At night all the TV’s have baseball in. This is like the quintessential American bar - brilliant.They serve a very good draft Guinness (it’s an Irish bar) and the onion rings were good. I will come here again. It’s an authentic great bar

Fantastic good food close to 9/11 memorial

This was a highly rated place not sure why. Everything we ate was bad. We ordered a steak and a couple of sandwiches. I asked for a medium rare steak and got a steak that was fully done for the most part except the thickest part. The Sandwiches were all too dry. Wouldnt recommend.

Lots of badges from different emergency services. Special grilled chicken strips were delicious.

What an absolutely amazing place! Our beef nachos were fresh, hot and delicious and the service was top notch!My wife ordered a glass of wine and the bartender polished her glass before pouring it!! You don’t see that at a lot anymore!!Best part was they serve Yeungling on tap!! Fresh and cold!!5 stars!!________________🌏Weight Loss Motivation Blogger.⭐Dr. Stunned At Patient’s Dramatic Weight Loss With ThisInstagram👉 @slims_pro

The food is pretty good and the wait staff does everything they can, but this place is always wall to wall whenever I’ve been there. If that’s your scene, go for it, but don’t think it will be a low key kind of place.

Ive been coming here for the past two years with my family and man its packed every time we visit. Its an Irish pub with some good food. Come in here for a drink and youll also get a good dose of the history of NYC. They also feature pictures of the pub right after 9/11 and its devastating. I recommend the Shepards pie or a burger.

Absolutely loved this pub! Walking into the pub and seeing all the patches up on the walls, the story behind them and what it all represents makes me proud to be a firefighter. The staff was incredibly kind and answered any questions that were asked about the place, menu, or even about 9/11. It pays homage to all the brave men and women that lost their lives at the World Trade Center down the street. The food was delicious and the drinks went down better than any other place I went to.

While visiting the 9/11 Memorial, with my fiancé on vacation, I happened upon OHaras Pub. Looking for a restroom stop, decided to pop in, have a beer and use the facilities. Little did we know we were walking into history. What an amazing place!!! Our bartender Rebecca was also amazing! We asked her about all the patches on the walls and ceiling. She proceded give us the back story of the bar during 9/11. She showed us the album of pictures, clippings and letters. At this point it was hard not to get a bit emotional. We saw a lot of incredible places on our trip, but the most memorable stop was a place we had never heard before. Thank you OHaras!!! And thank you to all of the firemen, policemen, first responders and national guard for everything youve done and continue to do everyday!

This place is nearby to WTC, 911 memorial and other places of visit. The ambience inside was great and the staff were helpful. visited this place after a full day of sightseeing and was helped by the staff in choosing my drink option. Had Captain Lawrence and Guinness together with Sliders and onion rings. Sliders were done well and tasted awesome, coupled with great music. By the end of it, came out satisfied. Would love to be back.

In NYC for Christmas and went to 9/11 memorial. Had to stop by O’Hara’s for a Guinness and quick bite and couldn’t have done any better! Sean, the bartender was the man! Great food, great beer, great atmosphere!!!

Ohara’s is a cozy and uncomplicated place, a classic Irish pub with a welcoming atmosphere. What makes it unique are the patches from various emergency services, which add a special touch and fit perfectly with the history of the area around the World Trade Center. The service was excellent, and the food overall was very good. Unfortunately, my steak was overcooked instead of medium, which was a bit disappointing. However, I have to compliment the staff for how they handled the situation. The rest of the dishes were fantastic, and I would definitely recommend this spot.

Food was pretty basic, well prepared, but not a ton of options. I do recommend it, but dont expect to be wowed. Reasonably priced. Atmosphere, though, is spot on...love the First Responder flair.

We ordered food to go, sat at the bar while we had a short wait. Great food and excellent staff. Loved the atmosphere, a lot of badges from people in the service from all over the US.

This is such a cool place to have lunch!! Staff is so friendly. Theyre right across the street from the 911 Memorial. Its a place where a lot of the firemen have lunch. I had friends visiting from CA whos a fireman and fights the forest fires in CA. They were so welcoming and shared stories. They let him put a t shirt on the ceiling. (Theres no more room on the walls). A lot of fireman trade patches and t shirts there. Theyre posted on all the walls. Fireman have come from all over the world. The food was delicious! One of the best burgers Ive had in a long time. Theyre hand pressed not frozen patties. The wait staff was very helpful with the menu and any questions we had. Prices are reasonable. It does get busy. Definitely a great place to have lunch and you dont have to be a fire fighter. I will be back the next time Im in that area.

Steak overcooked and rubber-like, hamburger mediocre, while draft beer was tasty

If youre a first responder this place is a must! If your a tourist, this place is a must! As a firefighter, I was told I had to visit this bar. My wife and I took the kids on our first trip to NYC. Little did I know our hotel was across the street from OHaras. Located about a block from the memorial and FDNY 10 House, this is a must to anyone visiting lower Manhattan. The kids were hungry when we got in, so we decided this to be our first official stop. OHaras had a history since 9/11 of letting police, fire and military bring their patches etc. To hang. My son took my department patch and set off. OHaras reminds me of the bar from Cheers. Everyone , and I mean everyone was awesome. From the patrons to staff they made us feel welcome and part of the family. One of the owners saw that my son had my patch. He asked if he wanted to hang it in the bar. My son was thrilled and got to pick any spot he wanted. After hanging the patch, the one brother Kevin, (I believe) sat and talked with us. After dinner they envited us back for a drink. The kids went to the hotel and we set out. This time from local tourist spot it changed into more of the local neighborhood spot. OHaras became a daily and nightly stop the entire duration of the trip. Kids loved their burgers and mozzarella sticks. All of the food was great! Our son, actually had a burger every night prior to retiring to the hotel, despite eating earlier in the evening. This establishment made us feel like family not a guest. Thank you, to everyone at OHaras! Well see you for the 25th but hopefully sooner!

Its an Irish sports bar and lives up to all that means. Great experience 👍Great collection of badges too.

Nice decor with the huge collection of police and fire department shoulder patches, food is served bland and very hot, but that’s the good part of this review. Now for the bad: the drinks here SUCK. I ordered a Maker’s Mark Old Fashioned which was served to me in a double shot glass, orange, cherry were not muddled. My girlfriend ordered a top shelf margarita and was pleased with the first one served to her. At the end of dinner, she asked for another top shelf margarita and it came out bitter. We then noticed that there was a new female bartender working behind the bar, whereas before it was a male. Drink inconsistencies suck. But, the server never asked me if I would like another drink, let alone followed up to see if we liked our drinks or not... I asked for a check, was charged $31 for sub par drinks, no effort to see if they could make another to my satisfaction, or deduct it from the bill. Customer service SUCKS here.

Great dive kind of bar with great music and atmosphere.

Cool restaurant with Police badges etc all over the wall and great link to 9/11 and ground zero! Nice food too!

I love the food. The service was great the drinks were really good and it was right next to the 911 memorial. It was an amazing experience. It shows you my husband loved it 😆

We didn’t eat but we always stop here after paying tribute at the 9/11 memorial. The service is always great and the atmosphere is irreplaceable. Thanks for supporting the people that work hard to protect us each day. As always had to get a T- -Shirt

There was a song…..”I Love This Bar”…. We loved this bar!!! A great way to end our visit to the memorial. A true 1st Responders bar. Had to have 25,000 patches!!! It was crowded but we had fast service, cold Guinness, a seat at the bar, and great conversation!

2024/06/02 - Back. Service was great, beers selection nice, but the rueben was lackluster. Chewy meat and untasteful sauerkraut. Love the onion rings!2017 - Excellent location, but with that comes LARGE crowds. Food was good.

This pub is a must-visit place in NYC’s Financial District as it has great vibes and friendly staff, specially at the bar. It’s spacious with so many booths, tables, high chairs and bar seats. Many comfort food options and of course good selection of beer on tap.It also has a lot of history to it; they have even created a story book for 9/11 tragedy and all the firefighters who came to help and how this pub was damaged and the story of repairing and bringing it back to life.

A really great Irish American bar, very chilled atmosphere and great staff. If you just want go chill out with friends, watch a game on tv this is a great place to go. The interior is amazing and covered in vast amounts of official police and fire crew badges and memorabilia.

This is a great pub, they have good food and the service was great!! If you are in service you could bring your brigades patch for the walls!!If youre near 9-11 Ground Zero is a great place to go

Just one block away from our hotel, and across Ground Zero we found Oharas by accident. As soon as we walked in we were surprisingly welcomed. Loved the patches on the wall, and the great atmosphere. We looked at the 9/11 scrapbook. The food was good, and the beer was very good. We stayed in NYC for one week, and kept going to Oharas every day, for the rest of our stay. Awesome place. I will definitely go back next time Im in NYC.

We are from Ireland and can vouch that they serve a perfect Guinnness (and baby Guinness).We also got to see the famous book. Highly recommended if you just visited the 9/11 memorial, as this place witnessed it.

So great. Came from out of town and felt so welcomed the whole time. Great service and such a cozy and fun atmosphere.

Great place to go with friends, have a beer and eat good food. I tried the Bronx Burger and it was VERY good!!

What’s the difference between an Irish pub and an American bar ? O’Haras pub may help you understand . A bar is a place where you go to get a drink and perhaps say hello to someone but an Irish pub like O’Hara s is a place to talk to people while you perhaps have a drink . 🇺🇸

Pretty awesome experience. Great food with old pictures of 9/11. Great service as well.

Awesome pub located just 5 mins from WTC, great atmosphere and decorated with fire patches from different fire departments around the World. Would really recommend visiting.

We didnt have any food. The book is a must see.

Awesome place. Went there after the 9/11 memorial. Got to see the pictures they had from the events of 9/11. Neat to see all the patches on the walls from the different first responders across the world. Food and service were great!

Jimmy was the best! Food came out timely and was DELICIOUS. They also have a great drink selection!

Spent the summer in New York and went to OHaras most nights after work, couldnt recommend this spot enough to anyone. Best staff I encountered by far, all the workers greeted us at the door when we walked in and treated us like their friends. Drink prices are very reasonable and the food is quite nice while enjoying a few beers. Tony was our bartender for most of it and we got to know him very well. Ill definitely be coming back again in the future.

This is a really nice Irish bar thats a good place to go if youre in this area and want to hang out with friends.The food is excellent. We tried three different burgers and loved them all. We also really liked our beers. The staff were nice and friendly and we didnt have to wait too long to get our stuff.I wish there was live music, but there was none when I came. Instead they had loud music and screens showing a basketball match which wasnt exactly what came to mind when I thought about Irish pub.

We went here after visiting the 9/11 Memorial and it was the perfect counter point. Every wall and much of the ceiling is covered in first responders patches. The food is classic pub fare, the service is great a bit sassy and very fun. Another example of resilience.

Amazing food and ambience! Colorful with FD and PD patches from round the country! Had a great time!

Have been here many times and it’s always the best experience. Very friendly staff, always checking on you, and great conversations especially with Mike. The food is hot and fresh and a generous selection of beer on tap. The greatest part about this place is it’s heritage and history, you have to be there and hear the story, and ask for the photo album. Incredible place, best of the best!

Wow what a bar. We loved every minute being in here, the staff are really friendly the food was fab and the atmosphere amazing. If you get a chance ask to see one of their 9/11 books - as theyre right round the corner from WTC, they have their own tributes and it explains why there are so many police / fire etc badges in there. Will deff be back!

Great place, great service ! Didnt try the food but it was very busy ! Worth a visit if your in the area! A great pint of the black stuff

This pub has a great atmosphere and decent drink/food prices. It might be packed when you get there but be patient, its worth the wait.

Great pub to stop at. Love that they support police, Fire, and Military. Food was very good. Loved the burgers.

Great place, good vibes, great service

Wonderful place which celebrates the first responders, we can admire all the patches on the wall. Amazing food and service.

Loved the bartender! Young dude with long dark hair. You are amazing! Had great recommendations for good slices,! Loved the atmosphere and the proximity to Ground zero Memorial. Great place to check out!

Steak was mid, very dry :(! I really love the wall with the badges, its such a good respectful way to honour those who provided in that bad time! I love new york!! As my friend Dixie Donner said New york city. There are just sky-scrapers Everywhere!! I love It!!

Decent burger 🍔 but not the greatest. The atmosphere is great and I loved watching the photos of their place from 9/11

As a police officers daughter, paramedic wife, and Registered Nurse I felt right at home here. And the food was AMAZING!! Best Shepherds Pie I have EVER had!

I come to NY frequently, and I alway make it my business to come to O’Haras! Great stuff, great food and beer! We’ll worth a visit!

OHaras Restaurant and Pub is hands down my favorite spot in New York City, and its become my go-to place for almost every weekend outing. Located in the heart of the Financial District, this gem is more than just a restaurant or a pub – its a place brimming with history, warmth, and some of the best drinks youll ever have.The moment you step inside, youre greeted by an incredibly friendly and attentive staff. They always make you feel like part of the family. The owner is often around, mingling with guests and making sure everyone is having a great time. His friendliness and genuine interest in his patrons are a huge part of what makes this place special.Now, lets talk about the drinks. They offer a fantastic selection of beers, cocktails, and spirits that cater to every taste. The bartenders here really know their craft. Whether youre in the mood for a classic Guinness or something more adventurous, they’ve got you covered. Ive tried many places in the city, but the drinks here are simply on another level – consistently top-notch and expertly made.Beyond the drinks and the welcoming atmosphere, this place holds a significant spot in the community’s heart due to its deep connection with 9/11. The walls are adorned with badges and memorabilia from first responders, making it a poignant and respectful tribute to the heroes of that day. It’s impossible not to feel a sense of reverence and respect as you sit among these tokens of bravery and sacrifice.One of the best kept secrets here is the Album. If you ask the staff about it, theyll bring out a book filled with photos, letters, and memories from people who have visited over the years. It’s a touching collection that adds a personal and historical depth to your visit, reminding you of the community spirit that thrives in this place.It is more than just a pub for me – its a place where memories are made and shared. Ive taken all my friends here, and every single one of them has fallen in love with it just like I did. The combination of great service, outstanding drinks, and rich history creates an experience that is hard to beat.If you’re ever in New York City, do yourself a favor and stop by. Enjoy a drink, soak in the atmosphere, and be sure to ask about the Album. You won’t regret it.

O Hara’s Restaurant and pub in New York have to say had a wonderful experience with my family and myself the rest are overall and bor is kind of small but something that you would expect to see in the city and it seems to be always very busy with that said they offered a variety of amazing drinks one of my favorites was a cider that they get directly from Ireland.. what I found really cool about the bar and restaurant itself is the Decour was basically decorated in patches from first responders and police fire EMS from all over the world so if you do decide to come visit the pub definitely bring your patch from your department patch if your police fire EMS etc from anywhere in the world I’m sure they’ll find a spot somewhere on the wall to put that patch. Next I was amazed how small the kitchen is but How they are able to put out the dishes as fast as they can and for what we did order I would say the food is above average bar food I did really enjoy the Ruben and their onion rings.. overall experience very well I would definitely recommend trying The bar/restaurant for yourself it’s.. it’s not far from the 911 Memorial and the path train so pretty easy to get to.. if you find my review helpful and you do like what I have to say please don’t be afraid to leave like

It was fabulous. The staff were so nice. It was always busy which for me is a good sign. We were in the one in Manhatten.

My food was ok. I got the grilled cheese and bacon with sweet potato fries. The cheese was barely melted and the bread was too hard with no type of butter taste. The place was packed though and the bartenders were very busy. Ive had better food on other visits.

We stopped in after visiting the 9/11 memorial as we were both thirsty and wanted a chair and some AC. We didn’t realize the story of O’Hara’s but loved seeing all of the first responder patches through the entire space. It brought back a lot of memories of 9/11 while looking through the scrap book that they have made. The staff service was excellent and answered random questions we had. Definitely worth a visit.

This place is lively with plenty to look at while you wait for your food. The service was just okay, as was the food. During a seven day visit to Manhattan, this was a restaurant we wish we hadnt gone to. It would be a fun place to just drink, I suppose.

My favorite pub in NYC. Great happy hour vibe, the Bronx Burger is delicious, and the stories are special. Must-stop every time I visit New York.

NYC BEST BAR!!! hands down the friendliest, and most welcoming bar Ive been to. The staff treats you like family, and Paul makes you feel at home, and ask for Jimmy. A must visit when in NYC. The Food is also AMAZING!!!

A must experience unique bar and restaurant! The FDNY and PDNY presence makes the vibe. A must stop when you’re at the 9/11 memorial.

Good burgers at good price. Special place with an amazing environment and a nice staff

My husband and I enjoyed our late lunch here, after visiting the 9/11 memorial. My husband told Mike, one of the owners, that he was very impressed with the food and the fact that they didnt price gouge their patrons, as so many other establishments have done. The chicken Caesar wrap was the BEST I have ever had in my life.

A beer and shots kinda place with some good pub grub as well. The walls are plastered with service patches from mainly fireys and the police force. The bar tenders are legends, especially Uncle Dave. The pub played a big role in 9/11, ask to see the photo album.

The burger I got was $17 and it is truly a CRIME that it cost that much, even by New York in 2024 standards. My expectations are not even that high and I was still appalled. Same with the wings (no pic) but they looked like they came out of a bag of Tyson chicken strips...and you only got like 6... I mean it tasted fine for a roadside diner where the food was less than $7 a plate but $17 for this actually hurts my soul. Truly a price gouged tourist trap. Dont go. We need to stop allowing businesses to pull this. (The patches all over the walls were cool, and I understand its a historic place and thats great they were able to rebuild, but at what cost?!?)

Stopped in here for lunch on 10-1-2021. The staff was very friendly, I like the way the place is decorated with first responder patches. The quality of the food was very good and everything came out hot and fresh. Nice selection of beers, I would definitely return.

We visited for drinks and dinner after the 911 museum tour. Moira was our server and did a great job, Trevor was also great and very hospitable! Thought he was the owner at first based on how far out of his way he went to ensure everybody was happy. The mozzarella sticks and fried zucchini were delicious so even if youre just going to drinks I highly recommend trying them. Place is enamored with first responder badges and fascinating stories and history.

What can you say about this place? Hallowed ground neighborhood joint that first responders and true NY crowds come hang out for a beer, watch the game, connect and take a load off after a busy day. It has magic and mystique - great sense of local culture.

What more can I say, 5 out of 5 for everything! The best burgers weve ever had! Great friendly atmosphere. The staff are really attentive and spent time to answer our questions about the badges on the walls as well as letting us look through their 9/11 photo book - thank you for giving us a great experience in New York, we are highly recommending you to everyone weve been seeing. We will be back!

This place is a an incredible pub, awesome food and the staff are top notch. We stayed for about 5 hours one night. Ask to see the book. To see what these guys have gone through since 9/11 and the decorations around the whole place is an incredible thing with deep meaning. I cannot recommend this place highly enough ❤

Friendly, busy, great drinks. What a great hat tip to first responders. Show your respect, enjoy a cocktail here!

Great people, environment, and a true tribute to heros who have given so much to protect us.

Awful, just awful. In from out of town and checked in late at a nearby hotel after a 5hr flight. I was looking for somewhere to unwind and get some food before bed. Decided to try here. For starters the server was not attentive at all. At first my food came out incorrectly and salad missing. I tried a french fry and actually spat it out as it tasted old and was flat out cold, not a degree above room temp. My salad came but no cutlery. I had to find someone and ask them for cutlery so I could actually eat my food. Finally when this was done I began on the sandwich. Horrendous (and I dont use that word lightly). The bun was hardened and crusty (ie old), pickles missing, and that mustve been the end of the sauce because there was so little on there you couldnt taste it. I waited for the server to return to explain my disappointment....and waited.....and waited. Giving up, tired and hungry, I literally scraped the chicken and tomato out of this mess, ate that, and left everything else on my plate bun and fries incl. Like an idiot lost out at sea, Im peering around the restaurant corner to corner looking to flag down my waitress to clear my plate. When she finally came I took the time to explain everything that was wrong with my experience so far. She didnt really have much to say but worse off not even an apology for my dissatisfaction. She was quite standoffish. Feeling defeated I just asked for my bill so I could go. It comes, with everything on there, full price. At this point feeling completely uncared for I decided to speak up and I gently explained to her that I find it a bit surprising that after I politely but clearly explained how bad I thought the food was I was still expected to just accept it and pay full price too. Her response well you never told me there was a problem with your food until now! So the question begs, how on earth is a customer supposed to express any concerns for their meal if their waitress NEVER COMES TO THE TABLE after getting their food! To be clear she never came once, I had to flag her down to clear everything. But flabbergasted at her response I just laughed as I suddenly realized it was like dealing with a child so I just elected to pay my cheque and go to bed, hungry I might add, without any more unnecessary conversation. On the way back to my hotel I called the restaurant and spoke with a manager. I just felt compelled that someone who had perhaps a vested interest in their business would be interested in knowing just how awful I thought there place was. To his credit, he said all the right things and apologized and invited me back to make things right. Sometimes things happen or just go wrong and thats acceptable, but its how its handled that makes all the difference and in my case, Im pretty sure I wont go back even though I am frequently put up in that neighborhood. This is New York City the choices are endless.

Great place cold beer and the French onion soup super good. Ask to see the 9/11 book. They have photos from that terrible day. One of the only buildings that didnt get destroyed so the police and firefighters used it as a command center and now they have patches from all different departments. Awsome place

Amazing experience with family, great customer service very tasty food. We had a great time to be here

Super nice discovery and a must visit if you are around WTC, plus they have the best buffalo chicken wings in town