Maggie's Place

Food - delicious especially for the valueAtmosphere- terrific beautiful at Christmas perfectly appointed!Service - 10/5!! We came in at 6:00 & said can we get 5 meals by 6:30 to get to Top of Rock 7:10 appointment & we're given front table (as tourists).Left 6:50 got 3 blocks & wife says left iPhone in their bathroom! Ugh!Me fat out of shape asthma from FL running 4 blocks at 25 degree temp get to host stand start to explain & he smiles & hands me the phone - run back & get to Rock at 7:14 & get in!!THANK YOU MAGGIES WILL NEVER FORGET YOU!!!

Delicious drinks, great music, cute holiday decorations, small yet cozy, and decent service.

Pint of Guiness and an Irish Coffee. I enjoyed the place and would definitely go back. Renovations were a bit heavier than I prefer. I like the old wood look better but I suppose I understand the age we live in with its modern sensibilities. Xmas decorations throughout were nice. Irish coffee was tasty but not really hot. But tasty nonetheless.

Pretty solid spot for lunch or drinks in Midtown East with an Irish / American bar and restaurant vibe. I ordered the Short Rib Ragu Mafaldine, which had a good amount of tender short rib to go with the pasta, which was cooked well. There was also a good amount of tasty mushrooms. The portion size was decent. $29 seemed slightly steep for this but not outrageous.There is a lively atmosphere with an elevated pub kind of environment. The staff are friendly and the service speed is okay.Overall, while I wouldn't say this is a 5 star place, it still is good enough to earn 4 stars from me.

Solid no frills spot in Midtown east for lunch/dinner/drinks. Price point is solid for this area. Great service and lots of seating upstairs to accommodate big parties. The atmosphere is very cozy and comfortable. Food is decent but I wish their fries were more crispy.

Very cute and cozy. Service was great. Food and bevs are impeccable. 10/10 recommend!

Fantastic experience here last night with my old roommate from college. I'm in town for work and she'd been wanting to try this place out for a while so she made reservations. It was conveniently restaurant week in the city too, so they had great options.I started with the Spicy Maggie margarita that had the perfect mix between spicy and sweet.Then the restaurant week special was a 3 course meal for $45. I started with the Truffle Burrata & Prosciutto, then the atlantic salmon main course, and ended with the old fashioned chocolate fudge cake (and I of course paired it with an espresso martini).Just fantastic all the way around. So much flavor in every bite (and sip!).It was busy for a Tuesday night so glad we got reservations.And the atmosphere was very cool/chic but old school at the same time.Very happy with this place!

Busy Irish pub near grand central. Lots of people here after work. I went to meet a friend, and luckily we got a table. Loud and crowded, but if you're lucky to get a seat, a nice place to catchup with a friend with some apps and drinks.

Food was solid, nothing extraordinary. Service quick and bar was decorated for the holidays. Nice spot to stop in for a casual rink and bite.

Place is close to me and friends that own it. Best Guinness in town. Cheers to Mark and his Mom Maggie.