Gabby O'Hara's

I came here to grab dinner and drinks with coworkers.The bar seems pretty popular for locals who work in the adjacent buildings. The nachos were well cooked and had a decent portion of chili, cheese and jalepenos.I had the fish and chips, which were delicious. The fish was flaky and came with a healthy serving of tar tar sauce. The fries were also well cooked.I look forward to enjoying more drinks here in the future.

I was really hungry on the way home after a gig & was passing by here & stopped, but the kitchen was closed when I got there - no late night food, sadly, so only had a Guiness, which was great, tho. This part of Manhattan really has a wide mix of all types of people from all walks of life, & late at night, many are 1/2 or more in the bag, & things here get weird & funny. I wld def recommend !

We came here for a work lunch on a weekday. I ordered The Classic burger with fries. It tasted fine, but it wasn't life changing or anything. If you go, I recommend coming for drinks and getting food somewhere else.

Let's just start with disappointing. We hoped for good pub food, but the beef stew had no carrots (at all), and I had to cut so much fat off the beef cubes, it took up half the bowl. Don't be deceived by the good reviews, or read them carefully, maybe beer and wings are good, can't say. Sorry we stopped here before our Broadway play, won't return. Ambience was what you would expect, and service was slow, very busy.

This is a really cute traditional Irish pub right around the corner from Residence Inn where we are staying. A lot of locals which made it more fun and service was really good. Shared shepherds pie, chicken pot pie and a French onion soup. Soup was not my favorite, shepherds pie was good but the standout was the chicken pie. Creamy filling full of chicken and veggies with a flaky puffed crust-delicious!

You won't find a better Irish pub in Manhattan. Every time I've made it here I order the BLT, because it's so good. Need to try the other things on the menu.Ya, they know how to pour a Jameson.

Me and my coworkers "goto" spot for Friday night happy hour. Our routine is usually to grab a table with no wait time, order within 2 minutes of sitting down and keep ordering baskets of fries and beers throughout the night.What makes Gabby's the best Irish pub in the neighborhood is in my opinion its affordability. Beers are very cheap around happy hour and beat the prices of other pubs just a few blocks in either direction. Additionally the beer selection is quite good and our group likes to buy "harp" and "irish red" here a lot. They aren't anywhere else we know of, are tasty... And they make you feel Irish drinking them.Foodwise we usually just get appetizers. They give you a lot of fries per basket which is great.. Though if we could make one minor criticism it's that the salt level per order can be inconsistent. Their main entrees have been good too and I have stopped over sometimes here to grab a cheap burger.I don't think we, nor I, have ever come here with a wait time. Even when it feels crowded in the front there is always tables available in the back. It is something we just expect from O'harras at this point.There's not much more that's needed to be said about this place. It has great beers, is affordable and is easy to get into. Honestly that's all you need to be for greatness in midtown Manhattan.

I'd give it 7 stars if I could. I love this f*cking place.Yelp is forcing me to write more words prior to posting, but no more words are necessary.

Great place to unwind after work. Food is great and reasonably priced. The staff is friendly and make you feel welcome.

Shit service. Went in wanting to order drinks. We made eye contact with the server and bar tender and even sat at the bar but I guess they didn't want to take our money. Waited for about 10 minutes for nothing before we left for a bar next door. Go to Stout NYC.. they're much better.