Ash N. Smith

Nicely sized Irish pub style bar in the LES. This is the place to meet up with a big group. And it’s even better during Christmas!

Michael Daly

The bar is lovely place. A warm welcoming bar that you can bring a large group of friends. The bartenders are fabulous and so respectful. I wish more bars had bartenders like the group they have. Also a great place to have a Guinness in the LES

Rafael Yau

Love this place and their picnic tables. The drinks here are priced fairly. Happy hour is between 12-8pm, which is always good. They have snacks from cheese and cured meats, hummus, nuts and etc. Staffs are friendly and nice and the atmosphere feels lively and comfortable. Overall will come back soon with my Co workers.

Ali Naderi

Decent atmosphere, though the music was one the loud side. A lot of yelling to hear each other.

Kaptain Guzzy

Love this place! Very much a local Irish joint. Nice loud music and great service with a smile. Reasonably priced, young, fun-loving crowd. Visit if you're in the area. Open till the early hours of the morning at the weekends from what i understand.

Steven Fuller

Nice staff and atmosphere. I like a old school pubs. They have good inventory. I spotted a Michter's 10 year on the top shelf. Says it all.

John Doe

Donnybrook was a fun place for a nightcap, but it definitely wasn't my favorite bar that I went to while in NYC. It didn't feel like it had that much personality or a unique identity, and nothing about it really stuck out. Don't get me wrong, there was nothing bad about it, there just wasn't anything particularly notable. I would recommend as a place to wrap up your night however.

+4

Andreas Rolén

It's a great pub, but man, this place needs to get some sound absorbing materials in. It absolutely crushes your ears to be here. It gets loud from people just talking, so they raise the music so people can hear it, so people speak louder so they can hear themselves, so they raise the music so people can hear it, so people speak louder so they can hear themselves, so they raise the music so people can hear it, so people speak louder so they can hear themselves, so they raise the music so people can hear it, so people speak louder so they can hear themselves, so they raise the music so people can hear it, so people speak louder so they can hear themselves, so they raise the music so people can hear it, so people speak louder so they can hear themselves, so they raise the music so people can hear it. You get the picture. Absolutely unbearable noise levels, you can't hear your friends, and you have no voice when you get back home. Guinness is alright though.

A/O Chase-Mitchell

Tonight was good because @DJlokonyc was djing. My brother worked at this location years ago, so we happened to come here. Music was great. I asked if it's always like this? They said not usually. So get djlokonyc in here constantly. FYI

Nora T

Three friends and I came by this bar after dinner earlier. We were just having a beer each, not rowdy, obnoxious, or anything of that sort. About 20 minutes after we got there, a man came up to me and was asking me to move so he could get his jacket. It was a miscommunication, and I thought it was under mine on the windowsill while he reached under my stool, which caused my elbow to knock into my half full pint of beer. My friends grabbed napkins, and we immediately started cleaning it up (the man walked away without a word). After this, an employee came up with a mop. He asked us to move (no please) so he could mop under the table. Totally understandable! Then he told me to “Pick up your jacket,” (again impolitely), referring to a jacket on the floor that did not belong to me. I said “Oh, that’s not mine,” as an automatic response. He then said “Well you can still pick it up.” I picked it up. As a service worker myself, I am familiar with rude customers, so I attempted to clarify that I wasn’t trying to be rude as a simple courtesy. He cut me off and said “I don’t care” I continued trying to finish my sentence, I tried about 4 times with him continuously cutting me off and being extremely rude and dismissive towards me, telling me to stop “running my mouth” and saying “yet you’re still talking.” I stopped trying to speak and my friends and I immediately left. As someone who works in food/hospitality, I was appalled by this. Never EVER would I speak to a customer like that, even if they were actually being rude to me. He was continuously scolding me like a teacher or parent. I can’t help but feel it’s because my friends and I are women in our early twenties, but I’ll make no assumptions. Either way, I sadly will not be returning ever, which sucks because I loved the atmosphere and the bartender.

A'ishah

Bartender was incredibly kind and sweet and deserving of every tip. 10/10 However, the bar attendant/door guy/buss guy was entirely rude and combative. 4 of my girlfriends came in and we sat at a table as we were enjoyed 1 drink. We had been there all of 20 minutes when this guy came up and verbally attacked my friend. He insisted she “stop talking” after she obliged to his request to move her stool so that he could mop up a drink spill under her. Stood up, moved her stool, and was helpful. He asked her to “pick up a coat” from the floor that was not hers. (As a service worker, not her job.) “That is not my coat, I’m not sure who’s that is” insighted a verbal altercation where he was overtly uninterested in listening to her. “Keep running your mouth, keep talking”— she barely said one sentence. Absolutely disgusting and New York is no place for outright misogyny and disrespect. He would not have spoken to any man in our vicinity that way. Unnecessary friction for a Tuesday night out for one singular drink.