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Great place. Homey atmosphere, good food and good drinks. Go upstairs for a more quiet and romantic vibe but don't knock downstairs. It's lively and just as awesome.
The Corcoran GroupFebruary 11, 2011Stay downstairs for a rockin’ good time, go upstairs for a more romantic interlude. Go for drinks and dine on the Fried Brie Salad or the Pig Burger.
They don't have happy hour specials but you can split a bottle of wine in a great location with great staff for a good price. Say hi to the homeless guy, Charlie, for me!
Awesome place! Paul the bartender is a wizard with blended drinks and Neill, who speaks 5 languages, makes the best layered shots I've ever seen!! Try em!!
Christopher CSeptember 15, 2011You'll hear Jay-Z to Metallica, it's not just Irish. In fact, I've never heard anything Irish here. Still fun.
C. D. PetersonMay 18, 2012Laura is the most amazing bartender AND she's really Irish and she's is so....awesome
Marabelle BlueJune 27, 2010By far one of the best pubs in NYC to visit. Nice people, great service, clean, good music, loved it!
Lisa GoldbergNovember 17, 2011The foursqare special doesnt include all domestic beers. Don't be fooled.
Brien C.May 8, 2010Great place to catch a beer after a Broadway show. Doorman keeps douchebags to a minimum. Likeable staff.
Billy MuthFebruary 27, 2011When you visit New York, you must come here for some shepherd's pie and a cocktail!
Sofa DudeNovember 22, 2011uh, brooklyn lager doesnt count for the "domestic" beer discount. shitty. how much more domestic can you get in NYC?
ShoshanaJune 20, 2010Don't try to ice a bro there. A Smirnoff Ice costs $7.50. But to me the icing was worth every penny that night.
James DeangelisNovember 26, 2013I wouldn't eat there and give my money to these Gestapo Nazi Pigs!
Christopher MorrisonDecember 19, 2010Chx pot pie was really good. Shepard's pie was kind of bland. Not much taste to it.
Nicholas GavronskyNovember 1, 2012RIPPED US OFF POST HURRICANE SANDY. Falsely advertising happy hour. Stay away.
Dave TemkinDecember 4, 2011FRAUD. Doesn't honor their check in special even though it's still active. LIARS. Stay away.
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It all started back in 1969. The original restaurant was located in the Old Townhouse of President Taft on West 48th street. The new “Pig and Whistle” on West 47th Street, in the heart of the theater district, has the look and the feel of the historic townhouse where it all began.
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- Mon–Sat
- 11:00 AM–4:00 AM
- Sun
- Noon–4:00 AM
(212) 302-0112
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Yes (incl. American Express & MasterCard)
Outdoor Seating
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Lunch, Dinner, Happy Hour
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