Murphy's Irish Bar

Murphy's is currently the official bar for the Pittsburgh Panthers. We came here for a game watch to kickoff the 2024 season. Our alumni club greatly appreciates them welcoming us in and displaying memorabilia around the bar.They have eight beers on draft. I opted for Sloop Brewing's Juice Bomb. They also have Blue Point, Stella, Shock Top, and a few others on draft. We appreciated that they had a few specials for our alumni group too. I had the potato and cheese pierogies which included 7 pieces in another. They were served fried alongside sour cream and I believe a salsa. They were ready quickly. Bartenders and staff were welcoming and attentive. There was one spacious, gender neutral restroom.

I frequent this bar for lunch as it is close to my job, but I've also been here on weekends for local football (NFL) games. The food is great, some classic bar eats as well as some Irish bar eats. Service is Great as well. I recommend the buffalo chicken nachos and the spicy chicken sandwich. Can't go wrong with the Soft Pretzel and Beer cheese either. Teresa was always a pleasure but Mel is also a Great bartender and always aware. I never had a bad experience here, stop by if you're in the area.

Honestly everything was good up until I noticed a really iffy hygiene thing that unfortunately drops my rating a lot- food was pretty good (burgers, fries, mozzarella sticks) and very fresh out of the kitchen.- drinks were a touch pricy, but probs in line with rest of Manhattan- big screens for sportsSo the alarming hygiene thing was when the person next to me at the bar asked for a lemon wedge, and the bartender brought over the entire jar of lemon wedges and gestured for him (the customer) to just dig one out with his bare hand. I then watched him put his entire hand into the jar and grab a few, and then the bartender put the jar back behind the bar. After watching that, I immediately pulled the lime wedge out of my own drink lolSo that kinda makes me concerned about food standards here? But the cooked food is probably fine, wouldn't have a drink here again though for sure

Proper pints & delicious food; centrally located, & very clean inside & friendly staff. Their chipotle Caesar salad is off the hook, & their Buffalo wings are also on point. There is no shortage of good places to eat around here, but when I am in the area again, this is def where I'm going. Damn - just thinking about how good my lunch was here is making me hungry !

Fun. Friendly. Lowkey. Not exactly a hidden gem, more like a touristy very nice exception.

This Irish owned family bar is located in Midtown on 2nd & the corner of 52nd street, right around the corner from the barber my husband went to. What a lovely warm homey welcome from the owner & staff. So nice in here. We had breakfast and a chat about, as it turns out people we both knew from back home. It was just great. Small businesses are hurting in NYC. It's so important to support them when visiting the city. So many chains & corporate organizations, they are easily overlooked. It's a pity, they offer so much more. They continue to struggle post Covid, because so many offices closed and people are working from home. We had a great time here and by New York City standards, breakfast here did not break the bank and we had fabulous gins to boot. So if you are in the area drop in, you will be very glad you did.

A hidden gem in Manhattan. The food was well worth the price.This place is a gastropub with TVs showing sports.I dined in here, staff occasionally asked if everything is alright. They are extremely friendly and gives recommendations on what to get.Handheld / burger orders include fries.

Been here a few times and every time it hasn't been the most pleasant. Service always feels too busy for you or tried to seat you in not the best or ideal spot. Only had drinks, can't comment on the food, but the service makes me opt for other options in the neighborhood.

My coworkers and I visited the place on the opening night. The place was packed. The bar is still a work in progress. We ordered a couple of drinks. My margarita was not good at all, and I did not taste tequila at all. My Frieda got old-fashioned, which was sweeter than you get in the original recipe. I think to be successful in the area, they should ramp up the game. I wish them well, hope when fewer people will pay more attention to the quality of drinks.

My husband and I had a disappointing experience at this bar due to the unprofessional behavior of the bartender, Trevor. As we walked in and were looking for seats, he sarcastically remarked, 'Can you walk any slower?' This level of rudeness was unacceptable, and we decided not to stay. Instead, we went across the street to Madame Mikettes, where we received far superior service in a welcoming atmosphere. A more appropriate approach from Trevor would have been to offer assistance, saying something like, 'Let me help you find a seat.' First impressions matter, and unfortunately, this one fell far short.