Grey | Bar and Restaurant

Bartender Vinny is the man. Had a great experience. Chill bar. Good TV arrangement. The food looked good but I only had a couple beers. Would return for sure. Cheers from AZ!

Come for food and end with a conversation with laughs. The staff are sweet, the drinks are good, the food is wonderful and I'm differently coming back.

My coworkers and I used to absolutely love this bar. We’ve visited many times, especially since our office is nearby, and the service from the waitstaff and bartenders has always been exceptional. However, last night was a completely different experience. We walked into a nearly empty bar and were quickly seated at a high-top with limited surface area. While the service started off strong (waters were brought promptly and our orders were taken right away) unfortunately, the cramped space led to a spilled water. If you’ve ever worked in the service industry, or even just been to a restaurant, you know this happens often. What followed, however, was deeply disappointing. The owner came over to help clean up the water, but instead of offering a kind gesture or asking if I was okay, he aggressively moved me out of the way and snapped, “I’m not doing this all night with you guys!!” I was left standing there soaked, without a single apology or offer of assistance. His attitude was shockingly disrespectful. To make matters worse, he assumed we were intoxicated, yet I hadn’t had a single drink that evening. Later, when a coworker apologized for the spill, the owner didn’t even acknowledge the apology. He didn’t make eye contact, just walked right past us as if we weren’t there. I want to be clear: the rest of the staff - our waiter and the bartenders - were fantastic, checking in frequently and providing excellent service. It's just incredibly disappointing that the owner, John, whom we had enjoyed interacting with in the past, treated us this way. I truly hope this was an isolated incident, but I can’t ignore how badly it affected our experience.

Stopped in for a late Sunday brunch. Lots of TVs for catching all the NFL games. Had a lively crowd of football fans enjoying the games. The menu is small, but they have a few extra brunch items on Sunday. The service was friendly and attentive. The food was fresh, hot and tasty. Portions were plentiful. The pickles are excellent by the way.

Me and the wife came here for some dinner and drinks. I had the chicken and mushroom sauce and my wife had tone of the kale ridesho salad. Waiter, Aiden, was awesome. Food came in a timely manner and was hot. Never had to wait long for anything. All around great food and vibe.

Great experience and it's close to our Grand Lodge of NY Freemasons. Servers and staff are friendly and helpful, food and drinks are always on point. As anywhere in Manhattan, things are pricey but the ambiance and demure are what set it apart.

Weekly attendance to this bar. My husband and I I love to order fried chicken wings and a must try sliders every visit. Never had juicy and delicious sliders like Grey Bar has.

I was searching for a nice hole-in-the-wall spot where I can come in dressed casually when Greys popped up on my Yelp. Inside is a bar with modern touches. There are plenty of televisions as well. I was greeted immediately and I chose to sit down by the bar. It was casual, most people were in for work food, drinks, and conversation. I went to the bathroom before I sat down and I want to say that the large bathroom has a problem locking. When I went to sit, I sat at the bar. It took a couple of minutes to get someone’s attention. For a drink, I was looking for a sweet Prosecco. When I asked the bartender, he didn’t have the answer, but he offered to give me a taste test. He then pulled out La Marca and I told him to give me that. I was looking for the glass, however, he gave me the bottle ($8 difference). For food, I ordered the Angel Hair Pasta. The presentation was great. The portion seems deceiving, but it’s very filling. Taste-wise, the pasta was decent, the shrimp was pretty good. The bread severed with it was good, just a bit crunchy. In all, I would probably say Grey’s is where you can have a casual date night. It’s a shame that they don’t have a happy hour because I feel like it would do well in this area.

Came in on a rainy Sunday for a drink. I had a pumpkin ale which was delicious. The space was nice but the bartender (Madison) was exceptional. She was so warm and welcoming! She was making jokes and made me feel very welcomed. Would gladly come back!

If you are LGBT ‍ do not go here! The bar staff is super rude! Today the bartender sat on the bar and chatted with her "bestie". I jokingly asked for a free margarita which she complained to the owner John. $15 later John ripped up my check which is funny because it had already been processed and told me never to come back. Which is fine, because I was so uncomfortable with his bartender sitting on the bar and getting straight guys phone numbers.

My boyfriend and I were in town for a couple Knicks games. We went to a few bars in the area, and this was hands down our favorite place. Madison was the best, great conversation, awesome food and drinks. Thank you for the outstanding service! We will be back in June and will definitely stop by!

Nice place right on 26th St., near Avenue of the Americas. Friendly bartenders, they mix a nice drink. A bit noisy, but consistent with a jovial and youthful environment.

Divy sports bar that offer $25 bottomless mimosa that was unfortunately too sweet, the chicken sandwich needed seasoning. Service was decent.

I was searching for a nice hole-in-the-wall spot where I can come in dressed casually when Greys popped up on my Yelp. Inside is a bar with modern touches. There are plenty of televisions as well. I was greeted immediately and I chose to sit down by the bar. It was casual, most people were in for work food, drinks, and conversation. I went to the bathroom before I sat down and I want to say that the large bathroom has a problem locking. When I went to sit, I sat at the bar. It took a couple of minutes to get someone's attention. For a drink, I was looking for a sweet Prosecco. When I asked the bartender, he didn't have the answer, but he offered to give me a taste test. He then pulled out La Marca and I told him to give me that. I was looking for the glass, however, he gave me the bottle ($8 difference). For food, I ordered the Angel Hair Pasta. The presentation was great. The portion seems deceiving, but it's very filling. Taste-wise, the pasta was decent, the shrimp was pretty good. The bread severed with it was good, just a bit crunchy. In all, I would probably say Greg is where you can have a casual date night. It's a shame that they don't have a happy hour because I feel like it would do well in this area.

Dive bar with mediocre food - eggs Benedict salmon was a bit too overcooked and smelled too fishy. The fish and chips was also too bready, I think it's more to grab a drink than for a sit down meal

Great service and food was tasty. The staff was so friendly when my Steelers were getting their butts kicked !! lol. Great fish and chips by the way !!

Another patron asked me how my pizza was and I said it was just ok and that patron asked the bartender what she recommended and the bartender stared at me and recommended the pizza and sarcastically laughed in my face. Made me extremely uncomfortable

Pros Wide open aesthetic Large bar area Friendly staff Outlets under bar Late hours Great for group Large portions of fries Clean restaurants Booths galore 11 flat screen televisions Chic and modern sport bar Draft beer ATM near bathroom Cons No happy hour Smelly bathrooms

Hands down one of the best restaurants I've ever been to. The service was fantastic, food delicious, and prices very reasonable. Went here for Sunday brunch and the atmosphere was warm and inviting as people passively followed along with the football games on all of the screens. It's the perfect mix of bar and restaurant and genuinely one of the best meals I've ever had. I'm not from here, but if I ever come back this will for sure be a place I eat at again.

Cool ambiance indoors sat outside for a beer, had the grey beer Michigan lager super good. Nice outdoor seating viewing 6th. Nice people there too

We didn't come in here for alcohol or for food but after a later dinner where we wanted to find a nice place to have coffee and dessert. It wasn't especially crowded but there was a small group at the bar and a few groups at tables throughout. COVID protocols were being followed so we had to show our vaccine proof and were shown to the high-top of our choice. We ordered coffee and tiramisu and both were absolutely delicious. The coffee was SO on point it wasn't even funny. It seemed like it was fresh-brewed turkish coffee almost. Whatever they did to make it, it was amazing. I doubt most people who come here come for, or rave on the coffee, but if you find yourself nearby and looking for some and you like it, look no further. Tiramisu was also on point. Good service and decent menu. Great location.

This is an okay sports bar to go for some drinks with friends. They have a few large TVs spread out around the place to watch various sports. The place is modern and well maintained and is a step up from a dive bar. Other than that, it is really just a generic place that you can find all over Manhattan. Also, the bartender was not very personable and the place did seem to be understaffed.

The food was good. The waitress (Nadya) was excellent. The new manager (Jason) was wonderful. Thank you for making our night better.

Staff lies to you about closing or the register not working to kick you out. Go somewhere else

Thanksgiving night ...me and my coworkers from a nearby hotel decided to try this bar \ restaurant we never tried before. We decided to try Grey Bar. At first the bartender was nice and happy. Drinks were good and we were all in a good mood. Untill we made the mistake of asking for separate checks. My friend wanted to stay and order drinks. When I asked Maddison our bartender ( dark hairJ. She snatched the bill out of my hand and huffed and rolled her eyes. I was taken aback. Then I I saw her talk to the hostess about us. Like what's the big deal. With full attitude she was like how do you want to split this. She was so nasty that I said ..forget it. It was the holidays so we tipped her ..but honestly she didn't deserve a dime. She's unprofessional and really rude. I'll make sure NOT to this bar to my guests.

Chickpea avocado toast changed my life! It was kinda Empty and very dark in there but that's ok. Just not a very vibrant place to eat

Very "COPACETIC" evening in really welcoming and lively atmosphere. Great spicy chichi kangaroo (autocorrect for "chicken " ) sliders and try the Grey Goose IPA or three catching the hockey and basketball simultaneously. NOT to be missed.

Just kind of ended up here and had a great time with a few drinks, some shots, and a cup of coffee. Madison, our bartender, was the best, no doubt. Cool place.

Great Bar and Restaurant. Friendly staff and owner. Food was delicious, very accommodating, and nice atmosphere. We will DEFINITELY be returning!!

Stopped by here when we saw the HUGE inflatable soccer ball dangling from the flag pole. Windows open we sat at the table facing outside and watched the entertainment that IS Midtown Manhattan. We only sipped mimosas so I can't write about the food. I did post a photo of the menu and will note that the pub seemed to play host to some of the locals. Attentive service and reasonable prices. Would visit again next time I'm in the City.

We stopped in for a very late (10pm) dinner here. The service was good, and the food was good. I had the Fish & Chips and my husband had the Philly Cheesesteak (it was pretty small compared to the size of your typical philly- but good nonetheless). The fries were oddly delicious too, or I was starving . We would come back if ever in NY again.

Ordered the turkey and avocado sandwich and wine. The sandwich and fries were on point and I was pleasantly surprised by the interior. I got a glass of the malbec which tasted like it was opened a while ago and same with the Shiraz. But the food and ambience were good and the servers were reasonably attentive. I also appreciated that they checked vaccine cards and the door. Overall , I would return.

Love coming to Grey Bar after to work to either catch a game or just relax with some friends. They have a bunch of tbs and bartenders are willing to change to certain games for you! They are gatherings here sometimes and can get packed at times but overall I enjoy the atmosphere. Food is typical and solid bar food.

Great place for food and drink! The atmosphere was on point and the staff was real friendly too!

Cheers to the new year! *** Locals Not many people here despite the popular location by Flatiron! *** Travelers Classy yet it kind of has the hurrah like a sports bar. *** My Recommendation Vast menu. I got a cocktail. They have many types of beers too! Cheers to the new year! IG: @foodisseur

I came here for a late dinner and happy to note they had exactly what I'd been craving: buffalo chicken anything. My spouse ordered the burger and wasn't too pleased, but I thought it wasn't bad either. Long story short: a great place to get quick and tasty bar food, frozen cocktails, fried snacks and take a load off. The service was attentive and friendly and their safety standards up to code with masks required, outdoor seating, sanitizer provided and social distancing enforced.

Good bar and restaurant! Come here for drinks and dinner normally but stopped in for lunch; we went with the turkey avocado and Philly cheesesteak Sandwich, and both were delicious. Will be back again

Love everything about this place. If you're looking for a spot to just chill and have a couple cold ones the bartenders are great and will treat you well. If you're hungry the food is fabulous. My favorite dish is the lamb chops and shoestring fries. Come eat and drink...you won't be disappointed.

Stopped in after Pride Parade on Sunday. Had a Moscow mule and a pizza and both were excellent. Waitress was nice and attentive. On such a busy day it was a nice treat to sit, relax, enjoy the good food and ambiance.

Grey Bar is a sports bar I frequent whenever I'm in NYC. My buddy lives close by and I've spent a few Sundays here watching football before heading off to the airport. Grey Bar is somewhat of a hybrid, in that the ambience is more chic than your average sports bar, yet is still primarily catered towards sports (football) fans. Most people were tuned into the NYC teams, not surprisingly. However, the crowd was mostly non-partisan and people were cheering for a variety of teams There are plenty of TVs, the atmosphere is modern and clean. The few times I've been, they accommodated our parties of 5-6 easily. They never seem too crowded on Sundays, which is a big draw of the restaurant. The food here is better than average. Being able to eat a decent brunch while watching Sunday football is another draw of Grey Bar. Like others have mentioned, I would avoid the guacamole. However, everything else i've tried has been good. This includes the Buffalo chicken sliders and the pizzas. I tried my friend's strawberry-banana pancakes, which were good as well. They have a pretty good selection of draft beer and wine. I did not enjoy my Bloody Mary though, but that could be bartender dependent.

worst bar service! bartender asked us to leave because my friend wanted water and she didn't want to be bothered. I ordered beer but that didn't matter. rude and unacceptable!

Walked in for lunch and it was perfect! Sat by the bar had the Turkey, Avocado, Arugula sandwich and it was darn good! The toasty bread, with the fresh avocado, light mayo, Turkey sliced thinly, and that arugula man.... So worth the price :) Its so nice to have a healthy lunch on a Thursday, with two Patrone Tequila Shots Super Chilled aaaahhh heaven!

Popped in here for a quick drink - unbeknownst to me, it happened to be during the Duke vs. Virginia college basketball game, which apparently was a big deal (it was busy, but not overwhelmingly packed). I'm not sure if this place is typically a sports bar, but it felt like just that -- and while I didn't intend on being there to watch sports, it offers a great setup to do just that: plenty of space, big screen TVs, loud speakers broadcasting the game, etc. If you're looking for a quiet place to catch up with friends, I'd avoid this place because it can get loud - but if you're looking for a spot to watch a game, this place is great. If I'm ever in the area to to do the latter, I'd definitely come back.

I ended up here Friday night after everything was packed that we initially tried to get into. This place turned out to be really good. My drink and my chicken sandwich with fries was delish! For a Friday night it was rather empty, but that's fine with me. I would return.

This place is great! It's in an area that is quickly developing and has a nice one page menu. Burgers will set you back 12-16 dollars and come with a side salad or fries so definitely not the cheapest but not the most expensive thing in the area. As for the atmosphere, the place is great. Nice candles on each table, cool decor and awesome lights. They have these clusters of dim lights in the front and the back which is very unique. As for the bar, the selection is great! Bar has at least ten feet of liquor and the mixed drink menu looked good even though I did not try anything from it. Waitstaff was very kind and seemed engaged the whole time. Never had to ask for more water or anything, Leslie came around to fill our waters at least five times which is amazing considering most places it seems you have to keep asking for refills. Will definitely return when back to the area.

Great neighborhood bar, with some really good food. Love the blackened chicken melt, the buffalo chicken sliders, Philly steak sandwich (when it is on the specials), wings, pizzas, and more. Good selection of beers, and a pretty full bar too. Plenty of TV's so you can keep up with sports, and great staff. Shout out to bartenders Shawn, Paulie, Cormac, Devin. And Magda, of course. And the owner John. All help make it a great experience every time I stop in.

Been here about 5 times. My place to stop in Chelsea. Service and food is always good with fair prices. All in all a comfortable environment. Lots of TVs if you want to catch a game but definitely not a pub or sports bar feel... think a bit nicer.

Coffee is disgusting. Food overall is meh. Nothing to die for. Customer service is absolutely atrocious. Short blonde on the floor is a miserable human being who clearly has not yet figured out that customer service its not her thing. Manager also needs to understand the basics of customer service. When someone calls out your unethical bs on the receipt, you act polite, not like a dhead! Especially when I am being super polite. He also spilled beer on my pants and did not even apologize, he just walked to the table. An order came in twice. They make you pay for coffee refills. Sometimes they have cream for it while others you get "we don't serve it" or best part they bring you a scoop of sour cream. Yes it happened. Avoid at all costs.

Great place to have a drink and experience manhattan. Service was good, food was OK. Would go back for the service and location.

You walk in to Grey Bar, which could probably use a more colorful name, and the room says, "Hello, I'm a classy, classy sports bar." Plenty of TVs and not every single one of them was showing the Giants. We very luckily got seated within view of the Steelers game, although the unlucky part of that is that the Steelers are terrible this year. I first ordered an iced coffee and it came out with like half milk, half coffee...it was like a very light beige color. But points to the woman who was basically functioning as both hostess and server; she had been watching as I took a sip and saw me recoil, and immediately came over and said they'd bring a new one out. The second one was better - less of an overly milky situation, but not really that iced. So maybe skip the coffee here. I doubt they get a lot of orders for non-alcoholic drinks and probably don't really know what they're doing in that regard. But on to the entrees...my oh my, was it ever tasty. I ordered the smoked salmon and goat cheese omelet with home fries. Awesome. My friend may have fared even better - her Breakfast Club sandwich, with egg, Capicola ham, and aged white cheddar avocado, was savory, smoky, and absolutely delicious. Definitely come here if you want to combine your brunch and sports-watching and make for one one fabulously New York-y Sunday.

This is one of the better sports bars in the neighborhood. Besides the pretty decent beer selection, I'd also call out that the pizza is quick and filling. There are screens everywhere for your sports viewing pleasure. Lastly, this spot is great for a large group, especially if you get there before 6pm and call before to give them a heads up that you're coming. They will do their best to accommodate.

I was walking around for a long time looking for a place just like this: Good food, good atmosphere, good price. Service was very fast. Upscale sports bar ++

If you find yourself in the Flatiron District, 26th street is a must-visit. I've found yet another solid bar option here in Grey Bar. A friend and I planned to go to Flatiron Room on Saturday night, but I, as always, was painfully punctual. She, on the other hand, was running late--which I knew, but I foolishly arrived earlier anyway. I had begrudgingly decided to forgo watching the rest of the Rangers game in favor of leaving for my night out. So I was pleasantly surprised to see that Flatiron Room's neighbor, Grey Bar, was screening the game on an impressive number of TVs, some of them massive. It was a beautiful night on Saturday, so Grey Bar had (I assume) removed any sort of storefront window apparatus they may have had, so the front was exposed to the street. After being an outsider (both literally and figuratively) for quite some time, I figured I'd stop awkwardly jumping around outside in my heels...by myself....and venture inside. As far as sports bars go, this one is quite upscale. I'd say it's along the same lines as Smithfield (which is actually not far from here). If you're looking for a more divey joint where pitchers upon pitchers of cheap beer are the only refreshments in sight, this isn't the place for you. But this is a damn comfortable spot to watch a game. Despite it being a Saturday night (during the playoffs, no less), I found a seat at the bar easily, directly across from a glorious flatscreen. There were a bunch of people crowded around the bar, but everyone was quite polite--more merry as opposed to rowdy. Just an overall pleasant scene. Seating options are abundant here, too. I don't know what it's like here during happy hour, but I had my choice of bar seating, a long communal table and a number of smaller, more intimate tables. It's kind of a choose your own experience here, which I like. My friend ended up meeting me here before we ventured next door, and the patrons near us graciously shifted their spots so we could comfortably sit next to each other at the bar. Maybe I'm just a jaded New Yorker at this point, but I'm not used to this kind of etiquette at a sports bar. Cheers!

I know Grey Bar gets most of their traffic from the Happy Hour crowd, but can I tell you that I had a really nice late lunch here too? I was in the neighborhood with my mom when we stopped in here for a 3:30pm lunch on a Friday afternoon. Their menu had a ton of great choices for salads, sandwiches, & light meals, so we were pretty pleased. It was a little quiet -- maybe 3-4 other parties dining, but we were very off-peak so I wasn't surprised. We were given the option of sitting at a hightop or regular table, and we chose a regular table near the back of the restaurant. It was cozy & comfortable, and there were at least two TVs within our line of sight. The room itself was really nice. Lots of wood, with beer bottle chandeliers over the bar area. Very comfortable! I ordered a glass of Prosecco & a Caesar Salad with Grilled Chicken. I was so surprised when the waitress brought over a mini bottle of Prosecco & popped the cork at the table! I felt so special -- plus that little bottle was like two glasses' worth! Makes it a definite bargain for $10 in NYC. I really loved the little bottle! My salad came out so organized! When I first saw it, I said, "I love how orderly it is!" Check out the picture & you'll know what I mean. But presentation goes a long way, and they had me with this one. It was served on the cutest little triangle plate that I kiiiinda wanted to take home with me. But a meal is not based on looks alone, amirite? The chicken was grilled with some spices, and it almost had a little kick to it. The lettuce was very fresh, the grated cheese was generous, and the salad was very lightly dressed (so as not to compete with the grilled chicken). I suspect the croutons are made fresh, becaue they looked & tasted like they were made in-house. Lightly fried, with just the right amount of crunch. Overall, I was really pleased with the flavor, the portion, & the presentation! My mom was also pleased with her Cod Sandwich (the day's special - similar to the Fish & Chips but on a soft bun) & hot tea (several flavors available). Our server was really sweet & attentive. We never wanted for anything, & we left very satisfied. Just as we were leaving, they dimmed the lights & started putting tealight candles on the tables for Happy Hour. We had a great time here. Come for Happy Hour ... but come for lunch, too. And maybe dinner?

Had a great evening at Grey Bar. Really nice comfortable place. Had the lollipop lamb chops and Buffalo chicken sliders. Both excellent. Guinness and cocktails were tasty and service was awesome. Have not had that much fun since I spent a week in Finea one night. Look forward to returning!

Good food, horrible service!!! Rude waitress named KIMBERLY with a very bad attitude. She actually rolled her eyes at me when I decided a no longer wanted a side order! She did not ask how our food was! She did not check on us as we ate! When we asked for the manager, no one was produced! So here I am on Yelp! Don't eat here! Only eat here if you want to be treated like like SHIT!!!

This is a fancy bar. Nice looking crowd. Great decor. Overpriced drinks. Have been there a couple times with a large groups after work. It tends to get loud during happy hour but that wouldn't bother if the drinks were cheaper. Most places tend to give kickbacks, but not here. Not even when we tried to order shots for 10ppl. Calamari was good. Cabernet not so much.