The Stag's Head

Was looking for a solid brunch spot in the turtle bay neighborhood, and decided on this place as we had been to majority of the other places.It's connected to cornerstone so the food is pretty similar, but it was very good! We went right when they opened and we were watching a variety of sports games due to the amount of tvs they had available.I would definitely come back for a low key brunch spot in turtle bay if in the mood!

Had a bit of time to kill after we checked out of our hotel & before our flight, so popped down into this unassuming & cozy little pub. This was the only place we went to in NYC that had a sour craft beer on tap, so I was happy. The brisket sliders were very good, with soft buns & slender pickled onions on top. They were served with a tiny bit of slaw that I thought really complimented the slider. MR T was in the mood for wings & made the unfortunate decision to order the "scorching" hot level. He drank several beers, two waters & helped himself to my water too. Next time, perhaps the "hot" would be a better idea, although he declared them very flavorful. I think he was only able to eat 4 before he surrendered. The fries were perfection, crispy on the outside & seasoned ideally. We are these until we literally couldn't eat anymore. We visited around 2ish on a Monday and there were only about 4 other patrons that came & went, and one lady came & placed a to-go order. Our bartender seemed to be the only front of house present & he was friendly & helpful. He was quick on our refills & the food came quickly too. He was chatty when we invoked a conversation but never overstayed his visits to our table. A smooth & relaxing experience which we plan on doing again when we're back in NYC.

Have been here twice over the summer and it was excellent both times. Burgers and standard pub food but prepared well and cooked the way it was requested, medium rare. Fries are solid and beer list very well curated and good sized. Had a Alchemist Heady Topper which is a tough to find beef.

I am appalled by the reviews of this place. We stopped by due to the advertised bottomless brunch. We ordered 2 orders of bottomless mimosas, light OJ. The mimosas were all OJ. I didn't even finish one. I asked for a carafe of just champagne, couldn't do it unless I bought a bottle. So this far we are $40 deep in awful drinks that I can't even swallow bc it's all OJ. We got nachos and chicken fingers. Nachos were not good. Chicken fingers could have been good (breading was) but massively over cooked and chewy. $78 for half a drink each and two 1/4 eaten meals.

The nachos were really not good at all but I like the vibe here. It's also connected to corner stone which I didn't realize.

Been here a few times. Always great drink selection (sours, ciders, micro-brews etc) but their food is even better. Doesn't get jam packed, great throw back music - alternative 90's was on when we went on a Saturday night and I wanted to sing to every song! Very laid back chill vibe. Definitely a local chill spot!

Delicious food and drinks. The service was amazing. They have an impressive rotating draft list st. Davies our server was amazing and brought us draft samples. We went with the special and we were not disappointed. Try the poutine - it is amazing.

Good rotating selection of beer. The food is typical bar fare but tasty. Can get really busy during certain games.

Stopped by here for happy hour on a quiet Wednesday afternoon. Small basement location with no one else inside, so was able to take a seat at any table and go through the scannable menu.Both the draft beers and small bites are $6 each during happy hour. Decided on the "Idyll Days" Pilsener ($6) to go along with the BBQ Meatballs ($6). The meatballs are six to an order - miniature in size, but dense and smothered in BBQ sauce. Very tangy and the grilled onions didn't really add much, though overall fine to pair with the beer.Bartender/waitress was really nice as she explained the happy hour and got out the food quickly. Looks like a solid place for after-work beers as there are TVs abound broadcasting sports.

It's an average sports bar with a happy hour that lasts until 7pm. Unfortunately a staff member was unnecessarily rude and I won't be going back.