In the heart of the Theater District, this Irish-American pub pours what many consider one of the best Guinness drafts in Manhattan across three raucous floors that include a rooftop patio. The saloon originally opened in 1892 on Sixth Avenue and famously held out against Rockefeller's bulldozers during the construction of 30 Rock, with ownership refusing to budge until finally relocating to West 48th Street in 2000. Come for the buffalo wings, burgers, and blackened yellowfin tuna, but stay until 3 AM for the pub atmosphere that channels old-school New York.
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