Stout NYC
New York, NY 10001
Phone: (212) 629-6191
- Cross Street:
- Between 6th Avenue and 7th Avenue
- Directions:
- 1, 2, 3, B, D, F, N, R, Q, W, V to 34th St
- Hours:
- Tue-Sat 11:30am-4am, Sun-Mon 11:30am-2am
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Editorial Review for Stout NYC – by Kara Zuaro
The Scene
With cobblestone floors and stone walls, this sweeping, high-ceilinged bar feels like a fortress--and offers a safe haven from the chaos of nearby Penn Station. Thanks to a personable staff and cozier seating in the back room and mezzanine, the warehouse-like space seems almost as intimate as a tiny neighborhood tavern, complete with customers saddling up to the long, full bar or tall tables to catch a soccer match on the large-screen TVs.
The Draw
Commuters and local workers alike marvel at the extensive beer selection--more than 20 on tap and 100 or so more in bottles--listed by country, like fine wine. Beer connoisseurs dine on British pub grub like bangers and mash, Manhattanite-friendly oysters, or juicy build-your-own burgers, and (in honor of the bar's namesake) wash it all down with robust Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout or the incredibly creamy, perfectly poured Young's Double Chocolate Stout.
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Insider Tips
When To GoA traditional Irish breakfast is available alongside the regular menu every day. DJs perform Wednesday through Saturday nights.
Know Before You GoIf you're grabbing a burger, be warned that the fries cost an additional $2.95--though they do come with a free dipping sauce (like Chipotle Honey, Mango Ketchup, or Red Pepper Aioli).
The ExtrasFive private rooms can be reserved for group events. Menu options also include buffet, pre-fixe and party.
User Reviews for Stout NYC
08/28/2008 Posted by MsAnonymouslySpeaking
I've been to Stout several times before for a meal. Because of the great location I wanted to host a football watch party at this venue for about 20-30 people, nothing formal. I was informed about private rooms but I did nto desire that. I was told that there was an area available for reservation but it would have to be confirmed with the party planner. I was then informed that this "available" area could not be reserved due to happy hour (after I was told there was no happy hour). If I wanted to reserve that small bar space in the back it would be a $2500 bar guarantee. That means my guests would have to spend about $100 for bar food on a random night? My take, they probably didn't want our business because that is a great way to deter a potential party. Maybe you must be Irish to be accepted there... Needless to say, I won't go back there for anything.
07/04/2008 Posted by monaswhale
This one is huge !. I've been to a lot of Irish Pubs around the world (including Ireland) this is the biggest I've ever seen and one of the best too. The food was fantastic, I had a Shepherds Pie which was a variation of the usual pub fare here in NY. The Stout (4 to choose from) was served up in a 20oz proper pint glass and went down smooth, I'll be back often.
Pros: Good location, food and beer.
Cons: Not close enough to my appartment.,
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