Aaryn Vivian

If you are a visiting Spurs supporter, there's no other place to watch a fixture than Flannery's with the NY Spurs! They were extremely welcoming and the bar staff was some of the rowdiest I'd seen, leading chants and having a great time with the supporters.

Julie Pell

Well this is the official Tottenham Football supporters club. Such a lovely, friendly space to catch up on football whilst having a drink. There is an entrance fee for Tottenham matches but includes a drink. Thoroughly worth the money and my family had a blast!

Emilio

Not too expensive considering the location and how popular it is. Friendly bartenders as well. Love the fact that you can play darts here. (Edit: Only remark would be that I haven't really seen any special deals they might have for happy hour)

Will Howard

Flannery's is not the last word on pubs in the city. It's doesn't deviate much from similar establishments; TVs, $5-7 drafts from a pretty unspectacular list, weathered wood, loud tunes. It's a darts bar despite its relatively narrow width, which can make navigation front to back somewhat of a negotiation when it's crowded (which it usually is) and may result in a contemptuous glare from a player if you're not careful. It’s also a Tottenham pub, which you can rejoice in if you’re unfortunate enough to be a Spurs fan. Hopefully that’s not the case. HOWEVER. There is one factor that cannot be ignored, which is the simple fact that Flannery’s provides undoubtedly one of the finest pours of Guinness in the City of New York. More specifically, Mike (aka Mush) provides that pour, which is truly a thing of beauty. Performed with incredible care, it is a process that requires patience, chestnut waves seductively lacing their way towards the bottom of the glass as the beer settles. Direct quote: “I always say, like the best sex, it takes time.” The pint is finished off with a lusciously creamy head with the remarkable impression of a shamrock, a feat that frankly shames the legion of half trained third-wave baristas strewn across the city. Best of all, it comes with Mike’s infectious smile and laugh, which makes the experience pretty hard not to enjoy despite the cockerel banners overhead.

Joe Sabelja

If David Levy ran a pub, this would be it. Beer served in plastic cups by rude staff at outrageous prices. The decor hasn’t been updated since Bill Nicholson managed spurs. As a Spurs fan even I would call this pub Spursy. The only reason so gave it 3 stars is because of the supporters and the atmosphere. As a Spurs fan I know my lot is to suffer, this is just another reason to suffer.

Solid drinks, disrespectful bartenders. Dozens of other bars in this area would be better. Bad vibes inside from the general crew + staff. Go elsewhere

BC

Dodgy joint … sign up on the wall saying ‘ $6 ultras all day’ … but charged $8 each? When I questioned the female bartender, she goes ‘oh it’s only during Knicks games’…. Check the sign in the picture… straight to z-grade!! Plus that’s a rip off for a Michelob, especially when it’s cash only.

Absolutely the worst bar experience in manhattan I’ve had. Barkeep was condescending and extremely disrespectful. Tall guy with receding hairline, tried to give me a discount after he realized how poor his behavior had been.

Just the worst bartenders you’ll find in manhattan. Horrible service instincts, no regard for the customer.

Shayan Pal

Bartender Mike helped no less than 10+ people who came up to the bar after me, and pretended it was cause he was slammed. Probably just a coincidence him and everyone else didnt look like me. Great spot with fast service for white people though.

kunj patel

I just asked The bartender do you guys have food/food menu… he does not need to be smart to me and say do you see french fries or ketchup any where at the bar, im a human being just like every other customer, he should not talk talk I’m a two year old. end of discussion

Akash Bajaj

The bartender was extremely rude to my entire group and we’d never come here again. He had attitude for every single interaction.

Kris M

It say the except Apple Pay on the door. They don’t, given it came out over 10 years ago. Come on you’re not 3rd world country and you can do it from your phone so no need to upgrade your equipment…Also the bar staff was rude

Maya Elena Abouhamad

I have never experienced such rudeness in my entire life. I asked for water, and the bartender was so mad that he made the entire bar look as he poured me water… he literally bullied me for asking for water. I tried confronting him after and it seems like he could care less if people had water and would much rather get paid than to care for the well being of his customers. I could not recommend a place less - water and the well-being of people matters, and being abused for asking for water is unacceptable. I couldn’t make this up if I tried… don’t go here, there are much better places to play darts and get a drink. From reviewing the comments it seems like there is a pattern with this bartender and it’s honestly scary.

John Gonzalez

We came in with a group of about 20 people, including a national band from Spain for the 2024 Hispanic Parade. The Irish bartender (an older man, late 50s/early 60s) was rude and clearly drunk. He aggressively banged the bar counter with a wooden stick while shouting slurs. His behavior was shocking and completely unacceptable. The other bartender apologized and thanked us for leaving peacefully. We had paid for our drinks and were having a good time until the bartender’s racist outburst ruined the experience. It’s disappointing that such a promising establishment employs staff like this. We left within 15 minutes and do not recommend this place. This is not what New York is about.