Stout NYC

I came to Stouts Saturday night and had a wonderful experience! The waitress was extremely attentive.
My sliders were a little over cooked but hey the beers kept flowing.
My only complaint will have to be the restrooms are filthy.
Please maintain those bathroom guys.

Went here on a Sunday night because I had time to kill before my train-​it was fully packed but we got seats at the bar. I really liked the atmosphere! Lot of young people very chill vibe but great place for groups and dates! Food looked really good. Have a nice selection of draught beers. Pleasant staff. Great to watch the game and talk not too noisy. Would definitely recommend!

Great selection of beer but I only drink different stouts when I’m here. The jerk pork burger is my favorite burger. Keeping this short and sweet, because I Need to get back to this burger. The location is fantastic as its right down the street from penn station to catch the train home. Love this place.

Bons preços, muitos rótulos de cerveja, vários choppes e comida boa. Muito bom para um happy hour e ir com os amigos. Como todo bom pub, as tv’s sempre transmitem varios jogos de todos os esportes possíveis.

RJ and I stopped here for drinks before the Death Cab concert. It was packed, but we got a good spot at the bar, and the bartender was fast and friendly. We ordered voodoo shrimp, steamed dumplings, and lamb lollipops. Great food! The shrimp was super spicy, the lamb was so tender, and I was so happy the steamed dumplings were actually steamed! I always order dumplings and they end up being fried which I don’t want. The dumpling sauce was tasty too!

I went to Stout before a Knicks game and it was fabulous!
First of all the drink/​beer menu was out of this world! Literally they have every type of IPA (my fave) you could think of. I had the Lagunitas IPA and Raging Bitch IPA — both were awesome!
I ordered a bunch of apps also: buffalo calamari, shrimp, and buffalo wings, and they all were delicious!
The bar is also two levels so we ate downstairs and upstairs is a huge, beautiful bar area — I want to come back on a weekend for drinks and see what it’s about.
I will definitely be back, this place exceeded my expectations!

Ah good ol’ Stout… This was always the «go to» spot for pre-​gaming Rangers/​Knicks games and a place to either celebrate or drown out sorrows after
Stopped in before a Rangers game last weekend, and it’s absolutely the same atmosphere as I remember. As they opened, blue-​shirt clad faithful poured in, and within a half hour it was packed house. I’ve always thought their prices were relatively reasonable for its location, especially for beers. Service is very quick and smooth to get people out before the puck drops. Tables are more plentiful than I remember, but still limited, so if you’re looking to get a meal in before the game, get there early.
The menu has changed throughout the years, but you can’t go wrong with a burger. Went with the «angry burger» — dipped in franks red hot and covered with blue cheese and crispy onion peels. Went perfectly with the Ommegang beer on tap and gave me just the boost I needed before the game
Post game tends to get a bit more crowded, but with neighboring bars that serve as «back-​up» options, you can’t go wrong with at least making the attempt to check it out

So– I was heading to a Rangers game with a few people and we got into the city a little early and stopped by this place. Definitely a cool spot! Nice and big! Obviously– crowded haha It’s Manhattan! I don’t think any spot is ever «not crowded» when it comes to NYC haha. Conveniently, located a block away from MSG! Very good prices too. I bought a round of drinks consisting of two beers and one liquor drink and it came to just 24 bucks. Not bad at all. I feel most places in the city woulda charged 10 bucks a glass of whatever you’re having. So that was a huge plus. Not to mention they actually filled up the glasses with the good stuff– so you are definitely getting your money’s worth.
I did notice the yummy food plates walking past me — I will have to go back and try some of the food here! Looked very tempting.
Oh and I heard a «rumor» that some of the Rangers players hang out in there after games sometimes. This is a rumor though! Not confirmed. But if it’s true– that’s pretty awesome!
Anyway– check this spot out!

My partner and I popped in here after a Broadway show. After checking our IDs, the bouncer informed us they had karaōke downstairs.
We headed downstairs to an open room with plenty of seating and listened to some great and some not-​so-​great singers provide plenty of entertainment.
The beers were good, the service was just so-​so. We ended up ordering at the bar even though there were 5 servers hanging around the hostess stand the entire time we were there.
Still, I’ll be back.

Tried to eat here 2 times both times was packed. I really wanted to stop here as we have a Stout in San Diego as well. Oh well will try again next time I’m in NYC.

Bigger then you’d expect. They occupy two store fronts upstairs and have a downstairs that breaks into two other bars. I’ve «tailgated» here for a few concerts and will continue to come. Pretty good beer selection. Big space. Ample bathrooms. What more do you need before a MSG show? Despite several visits I’ve yet to eat here so no comment on the food.

3.5 stars. I’ve been to Stout at least a dozen times. My friend works at One Penn Plaza, so it’s an ideal meeting place during the lunch rush. The space is cavernous, with a massive bar and dining rooms on two levels. Even during the busiest of hours we manage to get a table for two or seats at the bar, complete with many screens streaming sports.
It’s all about the burgers here. Sure, they offer everything from oysters at their raw bar to pizza and steaks, but this isn’t exactly a place where I care to experiment. Their strength lies in their burgers and fries, which they crank out both deliciously and expeditiously. You can definitely get back to your office within your lunch hour after enjoying a burger here, which I appreciate. I stick to the Stout burger and add aged Irish cheddar and occasionally bacon. If I’m feeling West Coast, I add-​on some avocado. Truth be told, my favorite menu item at Stout is the sweet potato fries. They offer several dipping sauces, but they’re just seriously good sweet potato fries.
Is it the best burger in the city? Hardly. But their burger and sweet potato fries are consistently good and they get you in and out within about 45 minutes. A good midtown location to meet up for lunch with a friend or coworker.

Owner responded in the most helpful way about my experience and I do believe now it was a series of breaks in communication and procedure.
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Disappointing experience for a planned event. Called weeks in advance and said I wanted to host 35 to 40 people for beers and appetizers. They said they had a ‘couch area’ downstairs that would be perfect. Arrived at scheduled time and the couch area was covered with outerwear and packages of customers. No effort to ‘reserve’ the space. I had been told there would be a waitress. There was no waitress. Had to place drink order at the bar which very quickly was four people deep of general public… no fast way to order a beer for my guests.
Food arrived, but not hot, and no plates, utensils or napkins were delivered. No one ever came to check and see how the food was working out. Most of the food went uneaten due to temperature and lack of utensils. A big and rude bouncer came down and told us we were taking up too much room in the couch area and blocking access to a private party. So, the ‘couch area’ is actually a corridor. At the end of it all, I was presented with a bill that included a 20% gratuity. I can understand a built in gratuity for table service of large parties, but everyone had to fetch their own drinks, and the bar service was a slow, pain in the neck. I don’t generally object to that kind of gratuity, but in this case felt royally ripped off.
The ‘couch space’ is not a proper space for 35 to 40 people. The restaurant could have saved me from this experience and themselves from a frustrated customer by just saying «we don’t have a room for you on that evening». Know what you can do and what you cannot.
I’ve been here before. I have clients in the area, so have eaten lunch here a few times. Forgettable pub food and lackluster service have always been the rule. Haven’t been back for lunch in 6 months.
In this general area, for an Irish pub, I prefer Tir Na Nog. For food, Statler Grill, across the street is better. I wish I’d chosen another restaurant that actually had the proper space for my event. Won’t ever be back.

Great tavern located near a lot of popular tourist sites. This is an excellent place to stop in for a drink or 3, grab some pub food, and enjoy the games (particularly soccer). They have a very long bar, several high top tables, and booths for those more interested in food. They also have a large section in the back and downstairs that would be great for events or larger groups.
We sat at the bar and really enjoyed talking with NIcholas, our bartender, who was very attentive, provided some great recommendations on food and drink orders, and took care of us. The bar had a really friendly atmosphere from the server to the crowd as everyone was focused on and celebrating their respective games on the numerous big screen tvs throughout the bar.
Cool spot and definitely worth a visit if you have some time to kill before a game at MSG or are about to catch a train from Penn Station.

Stout is a giant cavern of a tavern a half a block from MSG /​Penn Station. I came here a few weeks ago for a drink before heading home. It is a place that is definitely pandering to the MSG crowd as it is a big sports bar. Lots of TV screens. There was also a lot of room to stand around if you have a large group. It was noisy, loud nondescript music playing, but it all worked fine for us as we could still carry on a conversation.
I was only there for one drink, but the bartenders were quick to come over, take my order and produce the aforementioned drink — a goose and soda. I do recommend this place for a pre-​game drink or a pre-​train drink.

Came here in October after a long day working NYCC. Some friends were visiting from out of town/​out of country and we picked here because it was close to their hotel. We were seated right away, and took our time looking over the drink menu. Quite a wonderful selection of beer. We had a lot of fun trying different ones.
I believe I ordered a grilled chicken sandwich. I remember the dipping sauce being amazing, i think it was a honey mustard kind of deal.
The staff was good up until a certain point. Mid-​way through our service our waitress changed, since the first one’s shift was over. Totally understandable, but the new waiter was either new or just not very good. It took a long time for us to flag her down, and when we went to pay the bill, she charged our cards wrong — the wrong price and on the wrong cards. We had to stand with her while she fixed the mistake but she still didn’t understand what was wrong.
This seems like an isolated incident, and it wouldn’t steer me away from coming back. The food and beer is good enough alone! And our first waitress was also very friendly and attentive.

A fancy sports bar with lots of TVs and seating. Came here to meet a friend from college. I was led to higher round table with stools near the bar. Good spot but no place to my jacket or bag. I held on to both…
Server in training was friendly and took my beer order, brought waters. As my beer arrived, so did my friend. We agreed we needed a real table so that we didn’t have to hold our belongings or put them on the bar’s floor. Server in training made a request and we were soon seated at a table with chairs. We were able to place our things on the chairs.
Another server came to take our orders, she talks and makes eye contact with my friend and not me. Not even when she took my order. Ok, so my friend is better looking. I still think that’s rude for her to not look at me or talk to entire time! Except when I paid my bill.
I ordered the empanadas stuffed with short ribs and mushrooms. My friend got a steak salad. Food came out quick but my empanadas were warm, not hot. I was too hungry to complain.
The flavor of the empanadas was good but not great. Generic gravy but interesting choice for stuffing. Parts of the dough weren’t cooked enough. My friend said her salad was good but I can see her medium steaks were over cooked.
My friend’s boyfriend joined us and ordered a shepherd’s pie and side of fries. Shepherd’s pie wasn’t as good as he had hoped. Looked like someone piled on the mashed potatoes without care. It didn’t look appetizing. Fries were ok, but not good enough to finish.
Food ok. Service depends on server? Good selection of bottled beer but not drafts. Lots of TVs. Lots of seating.

Enormous space with 3 floors and a great vibe. Came before the Rangers game and walked into a packed venue. Ordered a few beers at the bar and asked for a table. They had a open table downstairs and ordered the veggie burger and chicken fingers. Food was average, not spectacular but not horrible. The prices of food were responsible except the beer prices are pretty high ($ 6 Miller lite). Not a bad place to stop in before a game but not a place to seek after to try.

Expensive, loud, and crowded. Automatic 18% gratuity for a party of 6.
Food was mediocre at best and my salad was even awful. I ordered the new York strip steak salad with the steak cook to median well as I requested. The steak came out well done, dry, tasteless and hard. And I do not know what kind of salad dressing they used on that salad but it was sour and awful. At the price tag of $ 18 dollar for one salad.
The buffalo wings was your average buffalo wings. Nothing special. Spinach dip was decent.
Service needs to improve. Our water was empty more than half of the time and no one came to refill. And the busboy even took away my empty water glass away before we even got the bill without even asking if I wanted more water. And we couldn’t find our waitress more than half of the time.
Won’t be coming back here again

Came to Stout for the NYC Wine and Food Festival Volunteer Party in the basement. The basement was pretty big with two full bars, karaōke equipment and a dart board at the back. The only thing that sucked was having no signal at some spots.
I had couple of the Food Bank Special: vodka with OJ. The food was pretty good too, the chicken fingers were hot and crunchy. The mini cheese burgers were ok.
Definitely a big shout out to all the staff. They were so nice and caring. Even though I was all the way in the back, they came and check on us every 15 minutes or so, and brought us food.
I didn’t stay for long cause I had a flight to catch. But this place is cool! And it’s pretty big, I believe they have a second floor too! Definitely coming back for a drink or a game next time.

Irish pub in Manhattan’s Herald Square with all the Irish staples: Shepherd’s pie, Irish breakfast and of course Magner’s and Guinness. Atmosphere is very dark of a typical tavern setting with high ceiling and large space plus additional space in the rear. Large TV screens for the sports enthusiast. With a party of two for quick dinner we indulged on food only, no alcohol.
1 Mini cheese burgers — 3 pcs
1 cheese burger with fries
Food and service are both average. Stout is adjacent to another Irish pub next door. Both are ideal food grubs for the MSG pre-​concert attendee.

Em todo tempo que estive em NYC, esse foi o pub que mais visitei. Era como segunda casa, atendimento maravilhoso, cervej gelada e comida maravilhosa. Quando voltar à cidade, farei questão de me hospedar pertinho. Thank you guys!