You are not logged in

New York Magazine

Skip to content, or skip to search.

Skip to content, or skip to search.

Home > Nightlife & Music > Dewey's Flatiron

Dewey's Flatiron

210 Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10010
nr. 26th St.  See Map | Subway Directions Hopstop Popup
212-696-2337 Send to Phone

  • Reader Rating:

    1.0 out of 10

      |  

    1 Reviews | Write a Review

  • Scene: After Work, Bar Food, Billiards, DJ, Irish/Pub, Private Party Space, Restaurant & Bar, Sports Bar

Official Website

deweysflatiron.com

Hours

Daily, 11:30am-midnight; Fri-Sat, 11:30am-3am

Happy Hour

Mon-Wed, 4:30pm-7pm; $5 well drinks, $4 domestic drafts
Thu-Fri, 4:30pm-7pm; $5 specialty mixed drinks
Sat, 7pm-9pm; $5 well drinks, $4 domestic drafts

Nearby Subway Stops

N, R, W at 23rd St.; 6 at 23rd St.

Payment Methods

MasterCard, Visa

Profile

Since the late nineties, many of the bars where young Silicon Alley types partied as if their subscriptions to Fast Company depended on it have closed, but Dewey's Flatiron didn't go bust when the bubble burst. This beautiful bi-level Irish pub, which features 20-foot-high vaulted ceilings, hand-painted murals and a spectacular World War I-era brass cash register, is tucked into a non-descript strip of Fifth Avenue across from Madison Square Park. High-tech hotshots are few and far between nowadays; the crowd consists of non-descript 9-to-5-ers in French blue and, on weekends, sports fans chomping on bacon cheeseburgers and buffalo wings as they watch games piped in via satellite on 13 televisions. Less fanatic types will prefer the upstairs lounge, where a pool table is surrounded by old photographs of the city. As for liquid enjoyment, keep it simple. The mixed drinks tend towards the sickly sweet but beer selection impresses with 10 bottles and 20 on tap. This is a sports bar, after all.

Related Stories

Featured In

1.0 "Not Recommended"
Average Reader Rating
on a Scale of 10
Write Your Own Review
0% Would you go back?
0% Would you take a date?
0% Would you go on business?

One of the worst places in New York City

Shakedown from 10009 | Posted on 2/2/09

Overall Rating: 1 (Not Recommended)

I went there for the Super Bowl, all you can eat wings and domestic drafts for $40. I feel like I got robbed. The worst wings I have ever had. They were boiled and fatty. They came out room temperature. We had to keep sending them back. At about half time we finally got edible wings. There was one server for about 70 people. The bartender complained the whole night about the lack of tips she was getting and insulting patrons. The manager disappeared when we complained to him. He was very rude and arrogant. I will never go back there and strongly advise anyone else to never go there.

Read All 1 Reviews >>

Advertising

Latest News Near

Advertising
Advertising