Long Acre Tavern

A charming neighborhood pub in the heart of Manhattan, offering a perfect blend of classic tavern atmosphere and modern culinary approach.HighlightsAtmosphere: Warm, inviting with exposed brick walls and wooden accentsCraft Beer Selection: Impressive rotating taps featuring local and international brewsPub Food: Elevated bar fare Multiple TVs at bar and dining areasExcellent visibility from almost every seatScreensA great spot for sports enthusiasts looking for a top-tier viewing experience in the heart of New York City.

We traveled from Philly to NYC a few days before Christmas and were lured into this spot by their "all-day happy hour" sign. Who doesn't love a good happy hour on a Monday? Unfortunately, the experience quickly went downhill. The service was slow, and it took forever for anyone to acknowledge us. When they finally did, they brought six water glasses that had clearly just been rinsed, with water still dripping from them, all stacked together on the table. We had to unstick them and distribute them ourselves.When the food arrived, we asked for condiments, but after 20 minutes, still nothing. My food was cold, and the kids' meals were cold too. The server never checked back, or else she would have realized we hadn't touched our food because we were still waiting for the condiments. I ordered a tequila and pineapple drink, but when it arrived, it was mostly pineapple juice. I ordered a second one, and it came in a much smaller glass. By then, I had lost my appetite.The ironic part is we were headed to Rockefeller Center, with plenty of other restaurants I'm familiar with. Lesson learned.

So accommodating and super friendly staff. Really good atmosphere to hang out and watch a game right in heart of Times Square Times Square prices. But that just is what it is

I was looking for a sports bar to watch the Knicks game as I went to RiseNy first in times Square. They have various tvs there showing all kinds of sporting events happening. We sat right in front of a television where it felt very intimate and personal. There are two floors and we were asked to go to the second floor towards the back. It was very spacious.Food wise, I ordered the hummus and pita as an appetizer. It wasn't anything special. The grilled chicken on the Greek salad was good. Presentation wise, it was nice too. The service was great. Even though the waitress was at the front a lot, she didn't forget the back as well.

I was nearby and needed a place to sit before my reservation. This bar is very loud event the time I stepped in wasn't busy. Service was good, very casual and super chilling. I got couple drinks before I left. Anyway, if you want the place for killing time, I think this bar is a good choice for Time square.

Came in on a wed night to watch the US Open, got redirected upstairs for more bar spaceFood 4.5/5: got their nachos and the tavern amber beer. Beer was pretty good, nachos were kind of small but tasted fantastic. Overall a good experience Ambiance 4/5: chill bar vibes, nothing fancy but clean with plenty of tvs to watch sportsService 4/5: a bit slow but polite and friendly Value 3/5: wouldn't call it great value but fair price for what you get in NYCOverall 4.2/5: decent beer and food for an ok price and good vibes. Nice place to watch sports would come again

Is this Gatsbys? Dustin the bartender was amazing- friendly and actually helped me get the drink I really wanted which was Tito's/cran and some seltzer by offering it after me asking for a Tito's and cranberry to keep it simple. Decided to have another drink because of his hospitality so definitely good for business. NICE goes very far with me- THANKS- Btw I came here because I ended up at the hotel next door after going to the airport- finding out my flight is being cancelled for 2 (two!!) days so I seriously needed this virtual hug coming from across the bar!!

These blokes are con artists. No confusion. Just con artists. I went there with some colleagues and ordered one Weller bourbon. Just one. Bartender gave us two and said he was waiting on another bottle, which perplexed us. I think he was stoned or something because he was making it out as though we ordered three. So he charged us, wait for it, $70 for the one Weller 12 bourbon we actually did order. $70! Then he heard me complain because $70 per glass is unacceptable for Weller 12. I pointed out they had Blantons right next to Weller 12 and I said that might be something you could charge $59-$70 for, as everyone knows Blanton's is superior to Weller. So he offered me a glass of Blantons because the Weller was $70. Naturally, I accepted. Didn't think he meant you have to freaking buy another!!!!At the end we left and he chased us out of the bar. Another $100 due!!! He again charged $70 for the Welller I didn't order, AND HE CHARGED $26 for the Blantons. I kid you not. $26 for Blantons, a better, more expensive bourbon and $70 for Weller 12. Total sh*t show!This place sucks arse. Treat your wallet and self-respect better. Go anywhere else.

The space is long but large, and there are plenty of TV for sports events! However, the food was just average and the beer draft list was not that great. The service was mixed: the waitress was very nice but the busboys were aggressive in clearing the table and dropping the food on the table. Overall, you could do worse but you could do better in midtown. If you are watching a sports event, it's probably the main reason I would go back.

Came here before a show the other night and had a very odd and rather unpleasant dinner here. We had a server come take our order - I got a burger & fries with no pickles & my friend got the shepherds pie which she asked the server about and whether it was all potato or if there was a good amount of meat in the dish. He recommended it and said there was a lot so that's what she ordered. When the food came, there were pickles on my burger which was a bummer since they permeate into whatever they're on top of. My friend's dish was not quite what she expected. It was VERY heavy on the mashed potatoes and the meat underneath was more like chili than actual ground meat. She also said the peas were not cooked and it just tasted wrong. It took a while but a new server came over to see how things were. My friend said 'Not good' The server said 'good? Great!' And went to walk away when I let her know my friend said things were not good. My friend explained the issue and said she no longer wanted it. The server took it away. We had to flag her down 10 minutes later so my friend could order something else to eat. And she seemed very non plused to be talking to us at all. My friend ordered the hummus & pita and then we said we wanted to order the passion fruit sorbet after our meal. My friend enjoyed the hummus. My burger & fries were fine. We had to flag our server down again to ask about the sorbet well after we finished our food. She said she hadn't put it in yet so we asked her to and she just stared at us. It was odd. We asked if we could ordered it and she asked what we wanted. We again said the sorbet. Apparently they didn't have the flavor on the menu we found out so we got the mango sorbet which was not on the menu. It was way too mango forward. We had to flag down the hostess to get our server to bring us the bill-- which already had a 20% tip added ----for a party of 2????? My friend asked why and our server said something about because we had a server that took our order and then she took over....it didn't make much sense. We didn't argue. Just paid. Did not add anything to the tip. My friend talked to a manager and the manager seemed surprised that a tip had been added. We think she thought we'd leave a small tip because she was not really paying us any attention at all and wasn't friendly to us in the slightest, while we watched her talk to her other tables for long periods of time. All in all, cannot recommend, and will never be back. Not second chance worthy in the slightest. Raising Canes or McDonald's would have been a better experience and make comparable food.