Annie Moore's Bar & Restaurant

Great location with lots of seating. Good variety of drink options. Staff was attentive b cut time I'll stop in to try the food because everything looked good when it passed by.

Annie Moore's is a cozy local pub nestled in Midtown East, perfect for a casual lunch spot. Their burgers are a standout, especially the turkey burger, which comes with a side of crispy fries. It's never too crowded, so you can always find a seat, whether downstairs or on their charming second-floor patio with outdoor seating. A great spot for a relaxed meal in the city!

In town for the week and stumbled onto this establishment. They were very busy but the service was good and the food was excellent.

local work hangout spot for workers to grab a quick drink after work. average bar with average food.

Used to be one of my go-to stops in the city for your typical bar food and Irish pub aesthetic. The food remains more or less the same, but they lost a lot of the charm when they moved a few years back. Obviously it's hard to completely re-create the old charm, but I feel like they went too far into the modern approach. It made the atmosphere feel generic. Still, if you're looking for an easily accessible meal and beverage prior to catching a train at Grand Central, this is a solid option. I recommend a burger, the wings or the French Onion Soup.

Talk about great lunch in midtown. Stopped here with some coworkers to get a bite for lunch and we decided to order quite a few items. The have such a great lunch menu. There was something for everyone and additional items that we just wanted to try. The portion sizes are worth the price and everything tasted good. Walking in, there were mostly ppl in buissness attire, some having lunch meeting and some just catching a break from the 9 to 5. It wasnt noisey but everyone was having a good time. The calamari was crispy and so were the wings. The wings had just the right amount of heat. The sandwiches and burgers were flavorful and the fries hot and crispy.We will be back for another round of menu items and to try out the cocktails next time.

Convenient midtown location near Fifth Avenue, close to Grand Central Station and the NYC Public Library. Walking distance to Bryant Park and Times Square. Well stocked bar, various beers on tap and an excellent kitchen. We stopped by while walking to see the Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center. Had the Flag Bread special to start - there are several in the regular menu. Delicious! We followed that with the Chicken Pot Pie and a salad - that we were sharing. Excellent choices both. Well cooked chicken pot pie (topped with a donut shaped crust) and a fresh well seasoned salad. A great bartender (speaking from prior experience) and a very pleasant and efficient staff - thank you again Wendy. Didn't take pictures except of the Cocktail Menu - I'm definitely having the Chocolate martini next time we're here!

I must say this place has great service for it being busy. It is quite spacious, but you should still make reservation especially if you go during the lunch hour. The service was on par though. They were very accommodating as we had one extra person in the group. My group was fairly large so we ordered a lot for the table and individually such as fried calamari, truffle fries, mozzarella sticks, and the spinach fetta dip. Everything was good! I suggest it if it is tough to find something for everyone, but this place has variety.

Great Irish pub option in Midtown. I'm not currently drinking but my gingerales were very reasonably priced lol. Truffle fries were excellent, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, hard to pull off! And the truffle taste wasn't overpowering. At $12 they're steep, but it's Midtown post COVID and everyone is stretched right now, I understand. I think my friends Blue Moon was $8. Service at the bar was friendly and fast. After work crowd on a Wednesday seemed mainly men in their 30s/40's and some women in the same age range. I even saw some kids head towards the back with their parents for dinner, common in Irish pubs. Music was classic/hard rock pre-90's which I loved, played at a reasonable volume. Conversation was easy to have. At 6 it wasn't overcrowded (seats for everyone), by 9 the crowds had thinned out considerably, speaking more to the lack of Midtown commuters than anything else I think. Chill place for afterwork hangs, would recommend.

The bartenders were very friendly and helpful. Food was great - got the 1/2 pound Angus burger (that my friend has been raving about since the night before) and Fish&Chips. Large portions, couldn't finish the latter. Also, do get the Lobster cream puffs which come on a bed of extremely delicious sauce(must be aioli?).Good whiskey collection. Have never been a whiskey fan but this place changed me. Overall, great place with nice staff, good food and great drinks