Come early because a lot of things sell out. Get the anchovies tea salad, the curries, the coconut cream noodle.

Everything was great! Went on a Saturday for lunch with 6 people and we were the only ones in their up until the last 10 minutes when two people came in to eat. The staff are super nice, maybe because one of our friends was Burmese? But maybe they are still super nice? First time trying Burmese food, it was very good! Some of the apps had some unique and interesting flavor profiles that combatted each other but in a good way. Definitely better to split something since it is a little pricey.

Lydia Kathleen

bar was great vibe for pats game today but best part was the bartender Katie! superstar

Walker Harris

Katie is a treasure and should be protected at all costs. Lovee Kelly’s as of today

Yuval

This is the best Sunday spot in NYC for any Bills fan. Love this place, love the crowd, love the staff. Everyone should be a bit nicer to Chris Booth though. 10/10

Dee V

Great hang out spot. Love the atmosphere and great crowd, very friendly staff and patrons.

Lee Mason

I happened to wander in here on one of my nights out on Ave A and I have to say I'm very thankful I did. The bartender, Danny, was the absolute kindest bartender I've come across in a dive bar setting. Very attentive and on top of everything while still creating a fun and welcoming environment. Thank you Danny for truly making my experience worth while. Will 100% be coming back again to see him.

Jaime Vavrek

Such a cool vibe! Came here after dinner and watched the March madness games , was a great atmosphere. I saw buffalo bills signs and Liverpool signs in the walls, so I’ll definitely be coming back for more.

Arnold Kim

My friend and I came here on a Saturday night to watch the Lakers Celtics game. Alcohol is affordable, it's not overcrowded, and the bartenders were solid.

Nicole Kim

Though this is your typical sports bar, the bartender here was so nice and friendly. We went here to watch football and had a couple of Guinness. Also tried the chips from Ireland which were delicious. They also have a pool table downstairs, right where the bathrooms are. Plenty of tvs… lots of locals that stop by especially on a late Sunday night. Great neighborhood bar if you live nearby!

+2

John Dalzell

Great place to watch sports, especially football.

+2

A.C. Antonelli

If you’re looking to catch a hockey game but you want the charm and lack of pretentiousness of an Irish pub, look no further, you’ve found it. Kelly’s is the quintessential Irish pub, and you can watch all sports games here, but it’s particularly unique in its affinity for hockey.

Oskari Koski

We spent easily three to four hours at Kelly's on a rainy day in NYC. The service and the atmosphere of the pub were great. Greetings from the Finnish guys.

Our first time trying Myanmar food and we're impressed. We found this restaurant on Michelin's list and wanted to give it a try. Just give everyone a heads-up that they don't take cards. Only cash or you can zelle/venmo them. The place is quite small, it fits 2 big tables and 2 small tables. It's seems like a family business, so please don't expect professional customer service here. They're slow but friendly, I think they try their best. Diving into the food. The tea salad was on point, this is my first time trying it, and I was in love. The seasoning is balance, and the textures of all the ingredients make this salad so special. Then my husband ordered one of their soup (they added vermicelli in the soup, and in Myanmar they eat it for breakfast), and I ordered my stir-fried noodles. I prefer mine better. My dish has a familiar taste with all the Asian dishes I've tried, that's why I like it. The price was not expensive and we were satisfied with the dishes.

It has been a while since our first try of Burmese cuisine in SF. We had high expectations before our visit to Little Myanmar. We tried 7 dishes, the portion was great with reasonable price. The flavor was overall not our type and a little different from our memories. Our favorite dish today was the Yellow Noodle Salad, the sauce was rich but not greasy at all. I personally like this pancake. The filling was flavorful with crispy layer but our friends thought it tasted a little abnormal sour . We might not visit it again but recommend it to people who would like to try something new.

Their food is excellent and inexpensive (compared to other NYC restaurants). We ordered Shan Noodle and Burmese Pancake - both were delicious! Would love to try their other dishes in future! Location is also very good. However, you have to pay in cash and they do not accept cards or any other forms of payment. Although they have put a sign board indicating they only accept cash, we only noticed the board after ordering our food. There is a ATM nearby but I felt it is very inconvenient in these days and age.

I rarely get to have Burmese food, but @littlemyanmar_nyc was very yummy I’d recommend to try them out! The group’s favorite was the yellow noodle salad. Very flavorful and we actually liked it more than the tea leaf salad which is the usual go-to at Burmese restaurants. The seatings are not that comfortable though, so I’d suggest doing takeouts instead of dine-in.

michael allen

Nice old school Irish sports bar I stopped in and ordered a Guinness lots of knick knacks and memories on the walls. It was a very cool place and one of the reasons I love the lower east side

Masked Maniac Reviews

Decent sports bar Bills and Sabres themed. Irish owner. Got some cheap beers and watched some hockey. Also they have a service available called Recharge. It’s a machine that allows you to rent a charger battery for your phone. You then can take the battery and with an app, find other stations to return it to. A nice perk. Pretty chill place. Young people and older mixed just watching some sports. Let’s go Buffalo!

R Kimmich

Good to have a place like Kelly's. Ample TVs for watching the game. Good crowd and warm staff. Kelly's house IPA is a keeper.

How can a restaurant not have a restroom open to customers?! The waiter told me to go to Marshall’s to use the restroom, which is like 5 mins walk away and I had to get down 2 floors below - so inconvenient and customer-unfriendly! This place is also cash only as well. The food was good but in small portions that we still felt hungry after finishing each of our entrees plus an appetizer. We also highly doubt that the rice was frozen before or not fresh and was reheated in microwave because it came in lumps and didn’t taste freshly cooked that day. Almost no service at all. The waiter and waitress were mostly behind the curtain and has not come to us and ask us anything about the food, the water was also self-served through a big bottle. Not a good experience, wouldn’t come again. The no bathroom aspect was the most unacceptable part!

A cozy, hole-in-the-wall type place with all halal options and good service. I tried the beef curry which was alright. I was expecting a bit more flavour wise, but to be fair it was my first time trying Burmese food. I also tried a corn skewer and a chicken skewer, which I liked the most of the things I tried. They were seasoned well and the meat was pretty tender, as compared to the beef curry.

Robert Forehand

In area, did a quick Google search and they came up.... so I went for lunch not knowing this pub does not serve any food...... My mistake but it was not clear online -- So, for others -- NO FOOD GUYS ! HAHA Beer was ice cold from tap and I enjoyed it but honestly won't come back due to no food served (especially during lunch)

Josefina Nuñez

The guys were awesome and it’s definitely your local pub. Met some people there who go every weekend to play pool and darts, and love it. However, you must know, it is not a place to go with a bougie or pretentious person.

Mitchell Lamper

New to East Village, decided to check out the Bills Bar, showed up at the two minute warning, by 1:10 on the clock I was singled out as new and was rudely told "you need to order something", I'll go elsewhere if that's the attitude, I was legitimately just getting my bearings. In the countless bars I've been to, I've never been pressured like that, let alone with in the first five minutes of arriving. I understand it's a business, even on nights I don't drink I'll order sodas or lemonades etc., but give customers a chance to settle in, I was going to check out the offerings at half time but now I'll go elsewhere.

Recently discovered this spot which I thought was a gem and shared with others . However, after returning for the second time I decided to try their noodles and chicken and quickly found out it was a terrible mistake. The food was so oily , noodles extremely overcooked , chicken tasted nothing like chicken and completely tasteless! After a day of fasting I was so hungry I think even food with not that much flavor would be appreciated but I took two bites and couldn’t have more. I think what was most disappointing was the way the staff responded to my reaction of not having properly cooked food. There was no apology or any moderation offered whatsoever. My excitement for finding this spot was short lived and unfortunate since supporting small businesses is essential.

August 31st, 2025 This was perhaps our seventh or eighth visit, and sadly, it was the first time we left disheartened. From the outset, there was a shift in atmosphere—most notably a new and rather puzzling policy that barred us from using the restroom, something we had always relied upon in past visits. The food, which has always been this establishment’s saving grace, fared no better. The goat curry—once the crown jewel of the menu—arrived drowning in oil, its once-balanced richness reduced to a greasy broth with tough cuts of meat. It took three requests before a proper serving of curry emerged, and even then, the anticipation of savoring a longtime favorite turned into disappointment. The chicken thali, another staple, was equally uninspiring: the chicken unexpectedly sweet and unyielding, the accompaniments stripped of the depth and nuance that once defined them. The service too fell short. We found ourselves repeating requests multiple times before being understood—an avoidable lapse that reflects not only inattentiveness but also a lack of basic common sense in guest service. For a restaurant once marked by warmth and efficiency, this decline was as noticeable as the dip in food quality. Not all was lost. The Yangon tea and fish cake skewers still carried a touch of the charm that first won us over. They remain bright spots amid an otherwise lackluster spread. We sincerely hope this decline is the result of a transitional phase or a new chef still finding footing. This restaurant has been a place we’ve cherished, and we would like nothing more than to see it flourish again. But flourish it will only if the kitchen and service return to form—because the food, after all, is its only true USP.

Daniel Louis

This place is PURE TRASH there was roaches running around where the pizza oven is. Bartender could not make a drink and there was legit dust of all the bottles on the shelf. I’m shocked this place is allowed to be open. The bartender was rude and didn’t refund me for my pool game that ate my quarters. It’s 2026 time to get a pool table that doesn’t take change ! Look even the pool table has poop stains on it no wonder it’s never busy!!

Matt ward

If you wanna play pool simply don’t go here. Beers are average but the bartender was a good lad himself.

M C

Bar service was fine so not the other workers or servers fault but the guy that only sat at the bar in charge of the music should be fired. He verbally insulted multiple people throughout the night. It’s unfortunate that one poorly functioning worker makes an entire bar experience bad. Truly the least important/competent person on a power trip.