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519 Second Ave., New York, NY, 10016
at 29th St.
212-686-1210
By terrapin07 on 1/30/2008
This place used to be a gem, now it's just another overpriced Manhattan pub without any charm. In its hayday, I never minded paying the cover charge because the bands were good and the pints reasonably priced. But after my last visit, none of this rings true. A 5 dollar cover 3 hours before the band goes on and 7 dollar pints will have you bankrupt even before the band shows up. Also, on my last visit I noticed there wasn't a lot of people there which means other people feel the same way I do. The place used to get packed and was always fun. There wasn't even one person in the back room. I am sad to say that I will never return to Paddy Reilly's, but I will keep the good memories of how the place used to be.
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By misterrs on 2/18/2008
$5 Guinness during happy hour, which runs from 11am-7pm. I frequent this place after work. It's usually quiet, and fortunately the bartenders are friendly and they'll throw on ESPN or the jukebox to get some noise in there. It's a dive, but that itself adds to the charm. Not to forget, it's named after one of the greatest Irish balladeers.
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By ramesesf on 3/8/2008
The open mic atmosphere was nice, good performers. Decent prices on the beers. Only Guiness and Bud and a few select bottles.
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By enochs on 6/26/2010
every time i'm in nyc, i go to paddy reilly's....the best, and only real irish pub left in manhattan.....the staff is wonderful, especially raylene...and, the music is fantastic, especially the mickey finns, and the prodigals....on top of this, they serve up the best pint of guinness in the northeast. my wife and i have owned an irish pub in louisiana for 31 years, enoch's irish pub in monroe, louisiana, and we know our stuff. we always feel at home at paddy reilly's, and can't wait to return! cheers to all at 29th and 2nd ave! doyle and yvette jeter
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