15 E 7th St
New York, NY 10003
United States
(212) 473-9148
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Not a bad spot.
Uncovered by cyberhill on Dec 06, 2007
| Review: | We had a good time here. (more) |
| Review: | I went in and was served one beer instead of two. There were a bunch of Polish tourists there as well as some people from the Midwest and the tri-state area for a visit to the city. All I got from thi... (more) |
Rated by paulcarley
Aug 20, 2007
old school. a classic.
Uncovered by danb on Aug 06, 2007
| Review: | Every once in a while, you just have to go to McSorleys. The beer is delicious and cheap, the crowd is rowdy and packed in, but you can't do better for a classic atmosphere (hope you don't mind sawdus... (more) |
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| Review: | if you go on a Tues afternoon. Otherwise, it's too crowded and not worth it. There are better, less gimmicky pubs to go to. (more) |
F*ckin Sweet
Uncovered by vadimtsipenyuk on Apr 13, 2007
| Review: | Mcsorley's is a small, run down Irish pub on a fairly empty street. However, it is great and amazingly well known in New York City. You go to Mcsorley's for beer, and it's either light or dark. You ma... (more) |
| Review: | As others have explained, McSorley's is bit of a throwback, and it's definitely worth the trip. But it's not for everyone, at least at first. The last time I was there, I passed by a hot, but uptigh... (more) |
St. Patrick's Day, Every Day
Uncovered by newlandb on Mar 04, 2007
| Review: | It's basically St. Patrick's Day here all year round. Bring your drinking hats. (more) |
Light or Dark?
Uncovered by spencerf on Feb 13, 2007
| Review: | Only go to McSorley's if you have the intention of drinking a lot of beer. For one thing, it's incredibly inexpensive and they give you two glasses every time you order! The atmosphere is amazing and ... (more) |
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Crafted Ales for the Working Class
Uncovered by Codec on Feb 11, 2007
| Review: | I've never been to Ireland, but McSorley's doesn't seem like the type of place to lie to a man - this is the real deal. It feels like it's been around since the Depression; that it's still here should... (more) |
