The 40 Best Bars in Midtown Manhattan Right Now
Which bar in Midtown is the best?
Are you looking for the best bars in Midtown Manhattan? Then you’ve come to the right place – because I’ll show you the hottest speakeasy bars, pubs, wine bars and small venues where New Yorkers hang out. The choice of bars in Midtown is huge – so there’s bound to be something for you!
To help you quickly and easily see which spot is near you, you can find all of Midtown’s bars on an interactive map. And if you love rooftop bars as much as I do, check out the best rooftops in Midtown.
By the way: you’ll find many more New York City spots in our Loving New York travel guides!
My Favorite Bars in Midtown Manhattan
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Ardesia Wine Bar
Wine Bars in Hell's KitchenOur Highlight
Ardesia Wine Bar is one of my favorite spots in Hells Kitchen: not only do you have a great selection of wines (aha), but also a stylish ambiance and really good food at the same time. Be sure to try the Garlic Shrimp Skewers and the Mozzarella & Bacon Sandwich!
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Connolly's Pub & Restaurant
Bar in Midtown ManhattanOur Highlight
The bar Connolly’s Pub and Restaurant is an Irish pub like it is in the book and is for me one of the best pubs in New York. A huge, rustic bar, lots of colourful taps and tons of good whiskey immediately attract attention. The kitchen is also excellent. The burgers are a blast!
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Dear Irving on Hudson
Bar in Hell's KitchenOur Highlight
The bar Dear Irving on Hudson is a real insider tip. Located very close to Times Square, you can look down on Manhattan’s “urban canyons” from here and be relatively undisturbed. The bar is small and cozy and not yet as crowded as many others in the neighborhood. The cocktail menu is not that big, but the cocktails are really good.
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Electric Lemon
Rooftop Bar in Hudson YardsOur Highlight
On the 24th floor of the Equinox Hotel in the Hudson Yards you will find the rooftop bar Electric Lemon – I myself have been here several times and am thrilled every time. The atmosphere here is very special and the view over the Hudson River at sunset is amazing.
The first area of the Electric Lemon Rooftop Bar consists of several lounge furniture and tables, then you will immediately notice the stylish outdoor bar and glass fireplace (and the view of The Vessel), which really comes into its own in the evening. Add to that a huge wire sculpture and a water basin – really nice!
The larger area with lots of comfy lounge chairs is the part where you probably spend the most time. Especially if you’ve been out on the High Line, the Electric Lemon Rooftop Bar is a really nice spot to relax. They make you pay for it, too: Cocktails cost $19.
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Equinox Hotel
Hotels & Accommodations in Hudson YardsOur Highlight
5 Stars | The Equinox Hotel at Hudson Yards is one of the newest and most trendy hotels in New York, and we were lucky enough to stay there for two days. The highlight (apart from the hotel itself) is the rooftop bar and lounge overlooking the Hudson River. Spectacular.
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King Cole Bar
Bar in Midtown ManhattanOur Highlight
The St. Regis Hotel’s refurbished King Cole Bar, originally established in 1932, continues to preserve a hint of vintage New York. This notable venue, once graced by the presence of Salvador Dalí, Marilyn Monroe, and John Lennon, maintains its iconic allure. This bar in the St. Regis Hotel is where the Bloody Mary cocktail was allegedly introduced to America.
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P.J. Clarks
Bar in Midtown ManhattanOur Highlight
You must visit P.J. Clarke’s, a time-honored bar and restaurant in NYC that’s rich in history and teeming with character. It’s not every day you get to hang out where Buddy Holly famously proposed to his bride-to-be after knowing her for just five hours, right?
And if you’re a burger aficionado, you can’t miss the chance to sink your teeth into what Nat King Cole dubbed “The Cadillac of burgers!” The juicy bacon cheeseburger here is a gastronomic delight that’s stuck around, much like the stories that echo within these walls.
P.J. Clarke’s became a coveted spot in the post-Prohibition era. It was Frank Sinatra’s regular haunt where he often claimed Table #20 until closing time, and Johnny Mercer even penned “One for My Baby” on a humble bar napkin here.
The place is as genuine as they come, and despite P.J. Clarke himself passing away in 1948 and the restaurant being sold to the Lavezzos, his neighbors, the joint hasn’t lost an ounce of its original charm.
So, whether it’s the historical allure, the famous burgers, or the chance to sit where Sinatra once did that tempts you, P.J. Clarke’s is a must-visit spot when you’re in the Big Apple.
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Refinery Rooftop
Rooftop Bar in Midtown ManhattanOur Highlight
A very small rooftop bar very close to Bryant Park with a nice view of the Empire State Building is the Refinery Rooftop from the Refinery Hotel. This two-story rooftop bar in Midtown isn’t particularly large, but it certainly has its appeal due to the combination of location and quality of the cocktails.
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Smithfield Hall NYC
Bar in ChelseaOur Highlight
Smithfield Hall is one of the best and most famous sports bars in New York. Here you can watch the Bundesliga and all other major soccer leagues on various large screens. Smithfield Hall has several bars, but also an outdoor area.
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The Dawson
Bar in Midtown ManhattanOur Highlight
The Dawson Bar seen from 2nd levelThe Dawson is a bar in Midtown Manhattan, which is very stylishly decorated and serves first-class cocktails. It is located not far from 5th Avenue, Bryant Park and Rockefeller Center, so it is very easy to get there.
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The Ned
Bar in Midtown ManhattanOur Highlight
The Ned Nomad is a luxury hotel and restaurant located in the NoMad neighborhood of New York City. The restaurant is known for its sophisticated atmosphere and excellent food, which features a variety of dishes, including seafood, meats, and vegetables. The menu changes seasonally to feature the freshest ingredients and is paired with a selection of cocktails and wines.
The Ned is a popular destination for special occasions, including Valentine’s Day dinner NYC. The restaurant offers a special Valentine’s Day menu and may also have live music performances to set the mood. The atmosphere is sophisticated and romantic, making it a good choice for couples looking for a luxurious and memorable Valentine’s Day dinner.
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230 Fifth Rooftop Bar
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
230 Fifth is arguably the most famous rooftop bar in New York City. It is well known for its stunning views of the Empire State Building great cocktails and large outside seating area. Whether in summer or winter, the 230 Fifth is always a good idea. The sunset is always enchanting and in the winter cuddled under blankets and heated mushrooms has also something to sit.
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American Whiskey
Bar in Chelsea
In the Chelsea district of New York you can find the American Whiskey Bar. Unlike other sports bars, this bar offers not one, but three floors where you can have a good time. The main bar is especially popular, with leather and oak wood furnishings. The 36 flat screen TVs are perfect for watching the next basketball game. Perfect for all sports fans.
In the American Whiskey there are over 100 different types of whiskey! So there is something for every whiskey fan here.
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BAR 54 Rooftop
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
One of the most popular rooftop bars in Times Square is Bar 54, located on the roof of the Hyatt Times Square Hotel New York, on the 54th floor (hence the name), where you can enjoy the hustle and bustle of the city. The Bar 54 is also a lounge, so you can go there even if the weather is not so good.
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Bathtub Gin
Bar in Chelsea
A great bar with a great selection of cocktails and gins. On the menu you will find small dishes like crispy calamari, grilled chicken or burrata.
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Bill's Bar and Burger
Burger Spot in Midtown Manhattan
This bar is one of the places that are one of our little highlights in NYC. As the name suggests, you can get tasty burgers and excellent beer here. The list of beers that are drafted or bottled is as long as the list of burgers. And all this at a fair price.
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Bounce Sporting Club
Bar in Flatiron District
Anyone looking for a more swanky spot to watch March Madness in NYC should check out the Bounce Sporting Club. Located on W 21st Street, this venue is home to 30 HD flatscreen TVs and a 4,000-square-feet lounge area. So, if you’re looking for a larger place to watch the games during the pandemic, consider this spacious sports bar that offers creative cocktails and pub foods with a twist.
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Cantina Rooftop
Rooftop Bar in Hell's Kitchen
In the Cantina Rooftop Bar you feel like in the Caribbean, surrounded by tropical plants you eat delicious guacamole and drink very well made cocktails with classical Mexican music. Besides tequila in every variation, there is a large selection of other delicious drinks: Try the Cantina Margarita.
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Cibar
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
The Cibar close to Union Square is one of those hidden little bars that do not really look like anything from the outside. However, if you are inside and want to have one of their delicious drinks (I’m not a rum lover, but on the bartender’s recommendation I tried the “Hedo Rick“. Crazy!) you know what I mean! The Cibar is really a nice bar in New York!
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Connolly's Pub & Restaurant
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
The bar Connolly’s Pub and Restaurant is an Irish pub like it is in the book and is for me one of the best pubs in New York. A huge, rustic bar, lots of colourful taps and tons of good whiskey immediately attract attention. The kitchen is also excellent. The burgers are a blast!
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Connolly's Pub & Restaurant
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
The bar Connolly’s Pub and Restaurant is an Irish pub like it is in the book and is for me one of the best pubs in New York. A huge, rustic bar, lots of colourful taps and tons of good whiskey immediately attract attention. The kitchen is also excellent. The burgers are a blast!
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Cornerstone Tavern
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
In Midtown East, you’ll find the Cornerstone Tavern, which is a well-known local spot for Kansas fans who will no doubt fill the place up to watch the Jayhawks. It’s been rumored that Xan Garcia, the owner, wants to place some big screens outside, but she first needs to ensure that the city is on board with that plan. If their newest plan doesn’t come to fruition, you can expect the same service from years past, including deals on seven-pint beer towers and the fan-favorite onion dip with Old Bay chips.
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Dear Irving
Bar in Gramercy
Dear Irving on Hudson is an absolute secret in the city located on the 40th & 41st floor inside the Aliz Hotel. In the middle of Times Square, this bar pairs the glimpse of the city lights and skyline views with the best cocktails in town.
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Fitzgerald's Pub
Irish Restaurant in Gramercy
Fitzgerald’s pub is one of the most popular Irish pubs in NYC and is known for having a great atmosphere to watch sports, listen to music or have a pint with friends. The menu features all of your favorite pub foods like wings, burgers and fries. But, if you’re looking for something different, they also offer a great selection of salads and sandwiches. Also, don’t forget to try their famous fish and chips!
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Gabby O'Hara's
Irish Restaurant in Midtown Manhattan
Gabby O’Haras is a classic Irish Restaurant and pub located in the heart of Times Square. This spot is a favorite for tourists and locals alike, as it offers a little bit of everything – from Irish food to live music and even karaoke! The menu features all Irish classics like shepherd’s pie, boxty, bangers, and mash. Plus, they have a great selection of beers on tap – perfect for washing down your meal! Make sure to try the beef stew as they’re famous for it!
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Gallow Green Rooftop Garden
Rooftop Bar in Chelsea
Gallow Green is a unique rooftop bar located above McKittrick Hotel. What makes it so special is its quaint and green atmosphere. The whole bar is overgrown with foliage and certainly does its name justice: It looks like a garden! Not to be forgotten are the delicious drinks that are served there. It’s even listed in our Rooftop Bar Guide as one of the 43 Best Rooftop Bars in New York.
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Haven Rooftop & Restaurant
Rooftop Bar in Theatre District
In the heart of the Theatre District on Times Square you will find the Haven Rooftop & Restaurant. It is on the 10th floor of the Sanctuary Hotel at 47th Street between 6th and 7th Avenue and offers you a sensational perspective. Although it is in Times Square, it is surprisingly quiet. I love the mix of “being in the middle of the city” and “still having peace and quiet” – and that’s exactly what you can expect there.
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Igloo Bar at 230 Fifth Rooftop
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
To me having a drink at one of the rooftop bars in NYC is high on my list of fun activities in nyc in the winter. It’s amazing how rooftop bars are still a great place to go even though it’s cold out. At 230 5th Ave, they have rooftop igloos where you can stay warm while enjoying the breathtaking city views.
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J. Bespoke
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
While there are plenty of cheap sports bars to choose from, J. Bespoke offers a more sophisticated atmosphere for watching the big game. Its gorgeous lighting, plush seating, and relaxed atmosphere make it a top pick for those looking for a high-class experience.
J. Bespoke also has amazing LED flat screens for tracking game footage, an incredible beer selection, and one of the most high-class sports bar menus in Manhattan. Be sure to try the karaage fried chicken and truffle fries – they’re sure to be a hit with any football fan. So if you’re looking for a sophisticated and stylish place to watch the Super Bowl in NYC, J. Bespoke is a great choice.
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Jack Doyle's
Bar in Garment District
We went to Jack Doyle’s before the New York Knicks game, because it is only two blocks from Madison Square Garden (and three blocks from the Empire State Building). If you are looking for a wonderful, normal pub with great burgers and nice people, there is hardly a way around them!
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Le Bain Rooftop Bar
Rooftop Bar in Chelsea
Le Bain Rooftop Bar ranks high among the best clubs and rooftop bars in NYC. A good cocktail will cost you around 12 dollars and entry is free, meaning that prices are not as outlandish as in some other popular NYC nightclubs. Defintiely worth a visit, especially if you are looking for an awesome view over Manhattan!
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Magic Hour Rooftop Bar & Lounge
Rooftop Bar in Garment District
The Magic Hour Rooftop Bar & Lounge is located on the 18th floor of the Moxy Times Square Hotel and offers magnificent views over the city. The entrance hall resembles a gallery, with a few whimsical animal figures in naughty positions. The style of the small indoor lounge is urban-industrial, while the two outdoor areas have an almost contrasting design: If you like to enjoy the view of the Empire State Building, you should have a drink on the elegantly designed east side. If you prefer something fancier, head to the western area of the bar, as it features rotating seating, reminiscent of an antique carousel.
On the menu there are not only great cocktails, but also some tasty snacks. You can even have brunch at the Magic Hour. Fun Fact: for a limited time, you can get the biggest croissant in Manhattan for brunch!
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Molly's Pub
Bar in Gramercy
Only three blocks from Madison Square Park towards the East Village you will find Molly’s Pub, which is one of our absolute favourites. We have been fans of this pub for a long time, we have been coming here regularly since our first visits to New York. It is super-authentic and radiates everything you would expect from a real Irish Pub (including sawdust on the floor!).
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Monarch Rooftop
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
I have a great rooftop bar for you: the Monarch Rooftop Lounge. It is not only beautifully designed, consists of one of the most beautiful lounges in town and an outdoor area, but also offers you a sensational view of the Empire State Building. So if you are looking for a spot where good food, fair prices (!) and relaxed music come together, then the Monarch Rooftop Lounge should be on your myNY list.
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Mulligan's Pub
Irish Restaurant in Murray Hill
Located in the heart of Murray Hill, only a few steps away from Grand Central Station is Mulligans Authentic Irish pub. This is one of the best places in NYC to enjoy a pint of Guinness and some traditional Irish comfort food. The menu features all of your favorite dishes like shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, bangers and mash, and more. Don’t forget to try their famous Mulligan burger, which comes topped with bacon and cheddar cheese. So, whether you’re looking for a quick bite or a place to watch the game, Mulligans Pub is the perfect spot!
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Mustang Harry's
Bar in Chelsea
If you’re in search of a classic sports bar experience while watching the Super Bowl in New York City, Mustang Harry’s might be the perfect spot for you. This no-frills bar is known for its great big-screen TVs and classic bar food, including hot dogs.
It’s a great place for large groups and has a lively atmosphere filled with die-hard sports fans. In addition to fantastic beers, Mustang Harry’s is a top pick for watching the Super Bowl in NYC, making a great place to catch all the action and enjoy all the traditional elements of the big game.
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On the Rocks
Bar in Hell's Kitchen
You can choose your favourite from over 300 whiskeys. The barkeepers know their way around sensationally well and can mix really good cocktails with them. Beer lovers will not be left out either: over 125 beers are on the menu.
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Ophelia Lounge NYC
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
Ophelia is one of the newest additions to the local bar scene in Midtown East. The beautiful bar in NYC comes with 360-degree views of the East River and Manhattan skyline. Here we were sceptical at first, because after the new opening a huge PR wave started. Everyone was talking about how great and good Ophelia is. Even though we were in NYC at that exact time, we wanted to wait for the first wave of euphoria and so we were there only recently. The Ophelia is on our best list because they surprised us positively: great drinks, a very nice and harmonious interior and a wonderful view. A tiny little area is even open like a rooftop bar – what more could you want?
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Oscar Wilde
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
Even though we like it clean and neat when it comes to interior design, Oscar Wilde is a must and had to make its appearance on our list of the most beautiful bars in NYC. Even if I felt overstimulated after 2 hours of being there: the place is definitely worth a visit!
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P.J. Carney’s Pub
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
This pub was recommended to us by some locals when we asked about the best pub in the neighborhood. Just north of the Theatre District, you’ll find friendly staff, a great selection of beers, and the best fish and chips you’ve ever had in a pub! Simply a wonderful place to relax and have a beer!
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Paddy Reilly’s
Bar in Kips Bay
Here, you drink Guinness on tap. Do not even ask for a bottled beer. It’s pretty rustic but absolutely Irish. Every St. Patrick’s Day here is considered a great time.
The Paddy Reilly’s is a delightful, cozy Irish pub, with live music on most nights. You will love it being here because the atmosphere is very welcoming and relaxing.
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Peak Lounge Bar
Bar in Hudson Yards
Above the observation deck Edge, in addition to the restaurant, there is an elegant and very stylish bar, which not only prepares first-class cocktails and drinks, but the view is also sensational.
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Pete's Tavern
Bar in Gramercy
Pete’s Tavern is America’s oldest continuously running bar and restaurant, nestled in Gramercy Park. This historical gem has been serving patrons since 1864, despite its many changes. Originally a ‘grocery and grog store’ in the Portman Hotel, it transitioned to ‘Healy’s Café’ in 1899 before finally becoming Pete’s Tavern in 1922. The 40-foot rosewood bar, decorative back bar, tin ceiling, and tile floor are all original, dating back to 1864. Even the bar room booths and overhead cabinets are from the restaurant’s inception. A fun fact: renowned author O. Henry, who lived nearby, wrote “The Gift of the Magi” in one of their booths in 1903.
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Salon de Ning im The Peninsula Hotel
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
Especially in the evening a visit to the Rooftopbar is a highlight: the lights of the city shine, the many cars on 5th Avenue are in constant motion and you enjoy the silence in airy heights and you have spectacular views of two of the most famous sights of the Big Apple: the probably most famous shopping mile of the world “5th Avenue” and the green lung of Manhattan – Central Park.
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Scallywag's Irish Pub
Bar in Hell's Kitchen
Bright red on the outside, Irish on the inside! Also Scallywag’s definitely belongs on our best list. It’s a classic pub as it is written in the book: nice and friendly bartenders, a good selection of beers and great bar food – and all this at a fair price. There’s a reason why locals love it!
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SERRA by Birreria
Rooftop Bar in Flatiron District
On the roof of the EATALY you can not only drink home-brewed beer, but also eat wonderfully. It is – not surprisingly – typically Italian and on a high level: there are sandwiches with Portobello mushrooms and Taleggio cheese, antipasti and many other delicious things.
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SixtyFive Rooftop & Lounge
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
Closed for a la carte reservations. Open for private events.
Due to its great location you can look almost 50 kilometres (!) in good weather – in several directions: north, west and south. By the way, the SixtyFive Bar and Rooftop-Lounge is NOT open on weekends! Attention: there is a dress code: Jeans & Jacket are ok, Sneakers and Basecaps are not.
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Sky Room (CLOSED)
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
One of the hippest lounges in New York is located at over 120 meters (400 feet) on the roof of the Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott Times Square. The name says it all: from here you can enjoy a sensational view of just about anything you want, from Times Square to Hudson to the Empire. Thanks to the 360 degree view!
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Slate NY
Bar in Flatiron District
Enjoy the Super Bowl Party in New York across two floors with several screens, including a 20-foot screen! Even though there is a fee to get in, beer prices are pretty reasonable and start at $5. As this venue requires tickets, it’s less cramped and more enjoyable!
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Spyglass Rooftop Bar
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
If you’re looking for a rooftop bar with a fantastic view of the Empire State Building, you should not only think of the 230 Fifth Rooftop Bar but also of the Bar Spyglass. You will find it on the 2nd floor of the Archer Hotel in Midtown and it is also perfect for cold days (autumn & winter!) because it has a great indoor area.
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Stout NYC
Bar in Murray Hill
This New York City staple is a great place to enjoy a drink after visiting Grand Central Terminal. With an extensive beer list that celebrates the seasons and a sophisticated, creative cocktail menu, you should definitely stop by and stay a while.
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Tara Rose
American Restaurant in Kips Bay
American restaurant and a really good cocktail bar at the same time – that’s exactly what Tara Rose is! There is a good selection of burgers, sandwiches and salads. I can recommend the Greek Fries with mint and feta and the Steak & Potatoes. Just awesome!
My tip: go to happy hour at Tara Rose – always Monday to Thursday from 1pm to 7pm.
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Tavern29
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
Tavern29 is a pub whose roof has been converted into an American beer garden. Here you will surely find something you like: Choose from beer, wine, scotch, whiskey or canapés. By the way, Tavern 29 also offers two Happy Hours!
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The Campbell Apartment
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
This small bar inside Grand Central Station just got newly renovated and is one of the hidden secrets of the Grand Central Station.
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The Copper Still
Bar in Chelsea
Are you in the mood for a laid-back brunch with the backdrop of a classic Irish pub? Let me introduce you to The Copper Still! This restaurant is the perfect place after a stroll around Chelsea Waterside Park and serves brunch on Saturdays and Sundays, from 10 am to 4 pm.
So, if you are craving some classic American fare with an Irish twist, head over to The Copper Still and try their Blueberry Pancakes or Brioche French Toast. Add in 90 minutes’ worth of unlimited mimosas and Bloody Marys, and you’ve got yourself one of the best brunches in Chelsea!
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The Flatiron Room
Bar in Gramercy
With relaxed live jazz you can choose from a very extensive whiskey repertoire (600 varieties!). What we hadn’t seen before is their program “Bottle Keep”. If you like a whiskey, you can buy the bottle and have it stored – of course labelled – to enjoy your bottle of whiskey again next time.
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The Heights
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
The Heights is a rooftop bar in Midtown in the immediate vicinity of the Empire State Building. The highlight? A glass floor that lets you look down 90 degrees!
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The Landmark Tavern
Irish Restaurant in Hell's Kitchen
The Landmark Tavern is a historic NYC pub that first opened in 1868. This Irish pub was once a favorite of many famous writers, actors, and politicians, at one time even serving as a speakeasy. The current owner has kept the original charm of the building while also adding some of his own touches, like the large mahogany bar and stained glass windows. Make sure to stop in and enjoy its historic charm with local favorites like the chicken rollatelli.
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The Long Room
Irish Restaurant in Theatre District
The Long Room is a mix of a club atmosphere featuring elements of the classic Irish pub. With a large selection of imported and craft beers on tap, as well as an extensive whisky menu, this bar is perfect for those who want to experience a bit of everything. The food menu includes Irish staples like shepherd’s pie and fish and chips, as well as American favorites like burgers and pizza. Plus, they have live music every night. Make sure to try the Bavarian Uber Pretzel and the Skillet Roasted Chicken when you visit!
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The Lookup Rooftop
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
Photo: Aleksander Michaud of Modonna + ChildThe Lookup is one of the newest rooftop bars in Midtown and a real insider tip! It is wonderfully uncomplicated, not so crowded yet and you have a great view of the Empire State Building.
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The Old Bar
Bar in Gramercy
The Old Bar is the epitome of New York and hosts a diverse crowd. This location has been around since 1892, so its name lives up to its promise.
The bar is best known for its burgers and for not having a website to this day! By the way: In the seating area on the first floor, you can watch the orders being transported from the kitchen upstairs through a dumbwaiter!
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The Parlour Room
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
The Parlour Room in Midtown Manhattan is not only a nice restaurant with some delicious dishes on their menu but they also offer a variety of whiskeys and craft cocktails. When you’re a fan of whiskey you should definitely try one of their whiskey tasting flights!
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The Perfect Pint
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
In front of the wooden facade of the Irish Pub’s The Perfect Pint hangs an oversized three-dimensional mockup of a filled pint. In the multi-storey pub you will find brick walls, bar stools partly made from old beer barrels and 40 draught beers. Perfect to enjoy the really good food. The Perfect Pint is available twice in Midtown, the East Side location even has a rooftop bar.
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The Playwright Irish Pub
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
The pub has everything that a real Irish pub should have: a great long bar, sports broadcasts, a good selection of Irish whiskeys and delicious burgers. In short: a sensational bar.
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The Press Lounge
Rooftop Bar in Hell's Kitchen
When it comes to the best rooftop bars in NYC, The Press Lounge is a place you have to visit to enjoy a drink. On top of the Ink48 Hotel, this gorgeous bar offers stunning views of Manhattan and the Hudson River.
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The Raines Law Room
Bar in Murray Hill
No, you don’t have to be a lawyer to go to The Raines Law Room. Alluding to the ban on the sale of alcohol, this is one of the best cocktail bars in Manhattan. Not content with just enjoying their drinks? The bar also offers cocktail classes!
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The Skylark
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
In the rooftop bar “The Skylark” in the Garment District you can enjoy fresh air and great views of the New York City canyons in every season!
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The Tippler
Bar in Chelsea
The classic New York cocktail bar is located at Chelsea Market. Here you can get very innovative drinks – try the Monkey Business with whiskey, walnut and banana. For the small hunger there are sandwiches and salads.
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Twins Irish Pub
Irish Restaurant in Garment District
Twins Irish Pub is a dark-wooded, cozy Irish pub that is one of the best in NYC. The menu features all of your classic Irish favorites, as well as some unique dishes like Guinness Braised Short Ribs and Corned Beef Hash. If you’re looking for a great happy hour spot, this is the place for you! Grab one of their famous pork sandwiches and a beer to enjoy your afternoon or evening.
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Upstairs at the Kimberly Hotel
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
On the 30th floor of the Kimberly Hotel you will find the rooftop bar and lounge “Upstairs at the Kimberly Hotel”. Located in midtown, you have a spectacular view of one of the most beautiful buildings in New York: the Chrysler Building. Not all rooftop bars offer a limitless panoramic view, but the “Upstairs” can offer it.
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Valerie New York
Bar in Midtown Manhattan
At Valerie you can enjoy a great cocktail in a truly unique setting. This bar in Midtown Manhattan is inspired by the Golden Age of Manhattan. The beautiful golden glow and timeless details make you want to stay longer.
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Versa NYC
Rooftop Bar in Midtown Manhattan
Versa NYC is a Rooftop Bar and Restaurant located inside The Renaissance Hotel in Midtown NYC and provides beautiful views of the city and the Empire State Building. The outdoor portion of the bar is relatively small compared to other rooftop bars, but it is quite intimate. If you’re a small group of 2 -4 people, this could be a great place to relax and enjoy the weather.
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YOTEL Times Square
Hotels & Accommodations in Hell's Kitchen
3 Stars | This hotel gives you incredibly good value for your money. Also, it offers a fantastic views over the city, located right in New York’s legendary area Hell’s Kitchen. What else is close to the YOTEL Times Square? Not only Broadway, where you can see the most popular musicals in New York, but also Rockefeller Center with its “Top of the Rock” observation deck, Bryant Park, the Flatiron and much, much more. This hotel really puts you in the middle of New York and you will have so many attractions close by! And it even has a rooftop bar on the roof of the hotel.
Amenities
- Free WiFi
- Rooftop Bar
- 24-hour front desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Breakfast
- Family rooms
- Fitness centre
- Air conditioning
The Best Bars in Midtown Manhattan on the map
A map with all Midtown Manhattan can be found here – just click on “FULL MAP” if you want to see more. You can click on each restaurant on the map to find out everything you need to know
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