Wilfie & Nell

Updated 12/29/25: The fries are good. The drinks were fine. I like that they have bag hooks. It was a lively crowd when we came on a Monday evening around 5:30pm. The bartender was rude. I’ve been twice now and not been impressed with the service whatsoever. At one point, I said excuse me, kindly, to get the bartender Derek’s attention, and he literally stuck his finger out to tell me to hold on and said “I’m busy.” With an attitude. It really annoyed me and felt super dismissive. I understand being busy and stressed but there was no reason to take that out on me. He could have handled it differently. First review: Slightly uncomfortable seating, nice waitress last night around 5pm, the bartenders aren’t particularly friendly or hospitable, as in, they barely said hello to me when I sat down and hardly looked at me when we placed our order. Not rude, but definitely room for improvement. The food and drinks were fine and the atmosphere is lively. Cute place for sure.

I ordered a gin & tonic, and had many of my friends try it and it was definitely not tonic water, we believe it was club soda. Told the bartender and he said the tonic is working fine used a straw and thumb to take not even a sip and said it’s tonic water… super rude interaction As a gin and tonic lover, this was not tonic water and if it was that is really suspicious because it must be cheap. Did not drink the drink and left. Will not come back

Fun small spot with a good cocktail selection in the West Village. I tried the Firm Handshake, Cucumber Gimlet, hot spiked cider, and orange gold. I would not recommend the hot spiked cider because it wasn’t that balanced but everything else was delicious depending on your liquor of preference. The orange gold was pleasant-better than expected and very smooth but not too sweet. People liked the winter chill, which is very mezcal forward. There is Macallan 10 and 12 here but not 15. The crowd skews younger.

We loved popping in here for a drink before dinner. The rustic interior inside is great and our cocktails were fantastic! Our bartender was also extremely friendly. All around a great experience, enjoyed the open windows and doors and would love to come back.

Recommended by another neighborhood bartender. Couldn't have found a more perfect place to spend a few hours in the afternoon. Devon was fantastic behind the bar. Made us feel like we were at our home bar in Hartford. Will definitely be back the next time we're in the city.

I came here for a solo lunch during the late afternoon on a Sunday. Seating was super easy. I began at the bar but moved to a table with “people-watching” views. My server was very attentive to my needs and came back to check in often. I didn’t order a drink but the Brussel sprouts and burger are meals I’d definitely order again.

Steak sandwich was perfectly cooked. It is more of a friends or family gathering kind of atmosphere than just a bar. Server was inattentive, other than that everything was great

I really enjoyed the food, but I feel like I need to share this because this situation could’ve been extremely bad for someone else. I ordered one of the zero proof drinks as I was not drinking alcohol that night. I received the drink and noticed it had a bit of a burn to it, but assumed it was due to being a spicy drink. As the evening went on I realized, after it was too late, that they had served me a drink with alcohol in it. While I was not drinking that night for no other reason than just not wanting to, if someone orders an alcohol free drink, it is so important that it is listened to and respected. For someone else with a medicinal condition or someone who was actively sober, this incident could’ve had much more serious consequences. All this to say, if you order an alcohol free drink here, DOUBLE CHECK wirh your server when they bring it to you that they actually listened.

I came here with my friend to get drinks on a Thursday night. There were plenty of tables when we arrived a little before 6, but by the time we left (a bit after 7), the place was packed! Drinks are a bit expensive, service was good, and the ambiance is very nice. It would make a great date night spot, but it does get a little loud.

This place is so mid. One time I tried coming and it was so packed my friends and I ended up leaving. This time, we came back around 8 pm on a Friday but for good. We were seated a table in the back. It was a very wide table, kinda awkward/long distance from the person sitting across from you. What we got: - Fried chicken sandwich ($15 but fries are extra $4): I liked this but the bun is so small for how much chicken you have. And the plate is tiny. - Summer heat cocktail - Burger - Grain bowl: my friend said this was so bad. Like no flavor and not what she was expecting at all. We told that to our server in the nicest way possible because my friend really is shy and doesn't like to cause any drama. Our server didn't offer to replace it with something. She just asked if we wanted more dressing and then took it away. I probably wouldn't come back because of that experience.

The burger and the fish and chips are always a hit with us! We come to Wilfie and Nell when we're looking for a pub tybe of vibe and it never takes long to get our food.

Went here for a quick pregame with a friend and was not disappointed! Had a nice, strong spicy margarita and enjoyed Brussels sprouts that had bacon and a delicious sauce. It is more of a loud/boisterous ambiance but was still quiet enough to have a conversation. The service was pretty attentive for the most part.

Met up with a few friends I haven't seen in ages and they suggested we meet here. It was kind of crowded and I was worried that service would be really slow. The waiter, Tabitha, was really attentive and was exceptional and helped my friends and I have a really great time.

So cozy to grab a drink/food sunday or weekday and a great crowd on a weekend night! Very social crowd down to earth not a dancing bar

We walk in a party of 3 on an empty Sunday afternoon and decided to sit at the open table by the window. Sounds normal right? WRONG I then walk over to the waitress and say something like hey we are sitting there cool? The waitress then says okay cool. Sounds normal right? WRONG Maybe a second later in the same convo she then said "actually I'd prefer you don't sit there cause it's stuffy". Stuffy? In an almost deserted Wilfie and Nell? Right...Anyways empty Sunday afternoon I then said we are actually not stuffy at all we are good. The waitress then just wouldn't let go. She kept saying Id prefer you don't sit there even though I said we are fine. We are now entering weirdo zone.... Like we already sat down dude...I only came up to you to let you know where the heck we were sitting cause nobody greeted us when we walked in, we needed some menus, the place was empty, and we were ALREASY sitting at the table. Didn't feel stuffy to us at all. So anyways, this waitress would not it let go. I decided to just walk away and sit down at the non stuffy table. A few minutes go by and she comes to the table and tells my group "hey I'm feeling a little disrespected right now". Whoa there buddy...Why? Because we decided to feel comfortable sitting at the non stuffy table. Now we have entered weirdo zone...we are there...we are in it...no turning back.... My group not aware of the convo I just had with this lady then all in agreement say hey we are not "stuffy" everything is actually totally fine we don't want to move. She suggested we sit somewhere else we get up and leave. I've been coming to place for about 7 years now. Maybe I'll come back when the PTA waitress decides to take it easy.

What a great spot! We came here on a friends recommendation and left super happy. First off, the place looks super cute, cozy and nice. You walk in to a comfortable bar space with tables peppered in throughout. The drinks were amazing. We got the West of 7th which is lemony and light. The cucumber gimlet was one of the better ones I've had. The best drink of the evening was definitely Upstate - it was like fall in a cup and absolutely delicious! The food was incredible too - the kale salad was so tasty and had such a great dressing, just a hint of onion without actually biting into any, and the toasted hazelnuts added the perfect crunch. The burger was great too - juicy, cooked perfectly well and the sauce was so good. Overall, loved everything we got here and the staff is super friendly too. Looking forward to going back and trying all the other things on the menu!

Okay let me first point out that the area this bar is located at is already saturated with variety of bars walking distance. Obviously there's competition left and right for a groovy bar with relaxing ambiance. But this place has it's charm. Like there was a girl sitting next to us just reading a book in a dark.. with a strong drink sitting on a counter. We had a gin based cocktails. Both were very good. Bartender was attentive and able to provide answers to all of our questions regarding food on the menu. We chose to order a burger which tasted good but was a bit dry. I think maybe next time we can bring a card game with a group of friends and occupy one of their corner seatings. Lol

Our server was literally weird and they for my order wrong which was 1 margarita. The ambiance/clientele is lame... This place should very clearly be converted to something better/much more friendly and clear-headed.

I can't say enough good things about Wilfie & Nell. It's tried and true, and I'll find time to visit every time I'm in the city. Food and Drinks - I've never had a bad meal here. Last night, we just had appetizers and drinks. We ordered the spinach and artichoke dip and the malt and vinegar chips. The portions are very generous and the food is reasonably priced. The drinks are inventive. Service - Super kind staff who will deliver your food and drinks quickly! Ambiance - Dimly light and always busy. If you're lucky to find a table, you could end up sitting here all evening!

After brunch, my date and I went here for drinks. I am not all that familiar with West Village so it was nice finding all these places via date. This place is your normal bar moment. Nothing fancy, but they aren't trying to be fancy. The minute I walked in, I had eye contact with someone that looked familiar. I was not sure where I saw him, but I felt like he was somewhat famous. I was a bit tipsy from brunch so I went to the restroom and scanned through my very little knowledge of celebrities. Then it hit me, How I Met Your Father. He was one of the actors from there. I asked Spencer, our cool bartender, if the actor was who I thought he was. "Keep it cool" is what he said, which I thought was hilarious. He wasn't Gisele Bundchen so I wasn't going to fan girl over him. I did take a sneaky pic for the gram, but that was all (millennial in me couldn't resist). If I am being honest, that day turned to night is a blur. I remember up until that point, but I do not remember what I drank here. All I know is I didn't mind just continuing my drinking moment here and Spencer was just great. However, accordingly to my date, he liked my date more than me. It is fine, we all can be friends. If you just want a casual drink, go here and say hi to Spencer. Will definitely be going back here.

Cute place for a cocktail. A little pricey but i like the vibe. My partner use to come here and said its a great place for a drink and to warm up! A little loud but i am a fan!

This is a cozy little spot we've enjoyed for brunch a couple times. My review is solely for the brunch experience. Crowd is generally light at this time so keep this place in mind if you're not in the mood for a wait. The brunch offerings are delightful and jolly British. If you've never had a Scotch Egg, do yourself a favor, pop in here and try one! Unbeatable pricing for brunch cocktails, and the coffee is superb. You get your own little French press. Super cozy half booths line one side and the front by the window. Bar stools don't have backs which could be a comfort issue for some. Staff are nice and attentive, and agreeable to accommodate dietary needs. Itty bitty bathrooms make brilliant use of limited space. Very clean. This one is a winner and excellent choice for brunch in the Village.

Such a vibe this place. We came to the spot after our brunch around 2pm. It got busy in an hour. Our server was extremely sweet and helpful. A cozy intimate spot for your next visit to west village

Lovely place and delicious food. We came for dinner on a Sunday evening and there was space available for two, I think that is good for bigger parties too. We ordered aged beef burger with fries, sparkling lemonade and a Shirley Temple. Also a big plus is that they had Valentina hot sauce for the table! My favorite and hard to find in restaurants.

Came here on a Saturday night and get there early if you want to not be cramped or get a table Drinks were ok Pros are though that the place is pretty sizeabel for a bar in the west village. All in all, a fun enough place to go but probably other spots to check out as well

Came here because it was right across from Smalls and the show was sold out. It was a Monday night so it was not very crowded. The waitress serving us drinks was so kind and helpful and friendly, she even offered to hang our coats up for us which I thought was really nice of her hah. My friends and I just had drinks; I had the Christmas in Oaxaca which was surprisingly delicious, smooth rich almost cocoa like coffee with orange flavor, and the winter chill. The decor was cute and clean, an upscale chic pub vibe; definitely would be good for a drink on a week night date. Can't speak to the quality of food, but I otherwise thought this place was a great find and would come back!

Wilfie! One of my favorite WV bars along with The Spaniard! They're actually sister bars so no wonder they're so great! Wilfie is great for after work drinks and late night snacks! Sasha is one of my favorites that work there!

I'm really happy that we found this place. This is definitely a hidden neighborhood bar that you would know if you lived in the area. I'm so glad we stumbled upon this gem, the drinks and malt fries were really good.

We went on St Patrick's day for drinks and snacks. Place was very happening and well decorated.

In recent years, I've chosen not to have a birthday party, mostly because I hate people. When I used to hate people less, I would choose a restaurant, or someone's home as the venue. On the rare occasion that I decided to have it at a bar, I would choose a bar (always in Brooklyn) that no one likes, and/or have it on a Tuesday so it would be empty. Because again, I hate people and never want to have to deal with them. I am the only sensible person I know. (This includes you, idiot.) Whenever my misguided friends have birthdays, they always choose (1) bars in downtown Manhattan that (2) everyone and their stepmother loves, and (3) have it on a Saturday. Wilfie & Nell is one of these bars. It's great. Tons of fun, the servers and bartenders are awesome, the music is good, and I've never had a bad time there. I love it, you love it, and the thousand other people that want to be there on a Saturday night love it. But just know that if you have your birthday party there on a Saturday night, I'm going to have to wait in line outside in the cold, and I'm going to hate you. At least until I get inside and get a drink, and then I'll be fine.

Great spot for drinks in West Village. There are a handful of decent beers on tap, but the real money is the cocktails, which are creative and delicious. The space is very cozy, with warm lighting, wooden tables, and an old school bar that reminds me of an old tavern. The food looks good, sorry I can't comment on it personally though :( I've been on a Friday night and a weekend afternoon, and it's been pretty busy both times. Even with the constant stream of people, the staff is very helpful and service was outstanding. Our server was absolutely on her game, even when our table was out of the way and the restaurant was completely packed. Prices are a touch lower than other restaurants in the neighborhood, and I'll definitely be popping in here for a drink every once in a while. Also a great spot for groups of friends, as there's plenty of standing room next to the bar.

Best fish and chips by far in NY. Cozy, moody and dark place with good beer list and attentive service.

This is a pretty nice bar and not too crowded on a Thursday night but would probably be unpleasantly crowded on a weekend night. We enjoyed the food here as well as the cocktails, providing a nice spot to talk and eat and just relax. The bar is a bit noisy but it adds to the atmosphere.

Called with a simple question and was met with an incredibly condescending and rude man who made it clear my party wasn't welcomed there. Went to B'artusi instead and was met with kindness and hospitality. Wonder if the owners know or care that their staff turns potential customers off from spending money here so often. Too many decent WV places to settle for coming here.

I come in one the occasional Sunday to enjoy cold Pilsner n bomb ass chicken sando!!! Hey world class service from the staff there. Especially Spencer the bartender. Great vibes. Perfect for casual date night.

Stopped in to eat lunch and to get out of a cold windy day while walking around the West Village. Good stop. This is a cool pub setting and they offered a brunch menu. It was about noon-ish when I got there. Brunch drinks were only $5 with a brunch food order. I sat at the bar and had a Bloody Buffalo (or something like that) which was a Bloody Mary with a beef bouillon added. Tasty. I also ordered a fried chicken sandwich which sounds boring but was actually very nice. The coating was like fried chicken, not like a breaded chicken cutlet and the sandwich had coleslaw and pickles which made it even better. Side of fries to round it out. Nice atmosphere, cool room. Definitely a good stop and would go back.

Oh my. My friend & I had quite the lovely time here. We enjoyed the French 75s until we couldn't any longer! Great snacks, but even better custom French 75s. We asked for, and they delivered. What they did, I don't know, and I certainly didn't care. A great spot indeed! Don't hesitate to stop for a drink!

Wilfie & Nell is that friend who shows up for you no matter what. You might not be in touch a lot of the time, but when you do finally talk, you can pick up right where you left off. It's that friend you feel safe and comfortable with. When you're with them, you can take a load off and just be. In my experience, there aren't a lot of friends who fit this description and there aren't a lot of bars in Manhattan that feel this way either. Wilfie & Nell was one of the first non-Columbia bars I went to in NYC after turning 21. Five years later, I've continued to return sporadically and I've continued to feel at home there. It's fabulous neighborhood bar and fits the general vibe of the West Village pretty perfectly: cozy and classy, unpretentious and a safe haven. I am always shocked at how down-to-earth and manageable everything feels at Wilfie & Nell considering its location. It's as central as it gets in the West Village--right off the Christopher St. stop on the 1, about three steps west of 7th Ave South. Though it's always pretty full during peak hours, it never--in my experience--feels overly crowded. That said, I've never been during the later hours, so it's quite possible it gets packed here. Even when busy, it's relaxed. The space itself, the lighting and the music are part of what accounts for this relaxed atmosphere. Exposed brick, dim lighting, lots of wood, low ceilings but a fairly spread out space. Warm and intimate but not quite romantic. One thing I love about this place is its versatility. I've been here on a date, with my parents and with friends. It's good for one-on-one occasions and large groups alike. A lot of West Village establishments--at least when it comes to bars--are on the small side. Wilfie & Nell is spread out enough that you could easily bring a group of six here without being relegated to standing room only. One of the reasons W&N holds a special place in my heart is its focus on whiskey. While this isn't the kind of whiskey bar that boasts hundreds upon hundreds of whiskeys, ranging from the most commonplace to the most obscure, they've got a solid selection and it's approachable. When I first came here soon after turning 21, I had only tried Bulleit Bourbon and Bulleit Rye (I preferred the rye, at the time). Here, they recommended Basil Hayden's and it rocked my world. It catapulted me into a love for *both* bourbon and rye, which is as strong as ever now. Baby's first Basil Hayden! It was love. They've usually got Blantons and Willett Small Batch, too. Perfect for a winter night. Pro tip: if you ask for a single ice cube (that's generally my preference), they'll bring you two glasses: one filled with your whiskey, the other with your ice cube. Dilute at your convenience. Food-wise, lots of fun apps and a good collection of mains. I haven't ordered food from here in years, but I remember liking the Devils on Horseback and the Kale Salad. My dad ordered the Fried Pickled Cauliflower last night, which he liked a lot. Service is top-notch. Pacing is perfect and they leave you alone when you need it. No complaints there. Truly the perfect neighborhood bar.

I love the vibe of this bar. Located in west village, very close to my fav jazz place and fav club, very hippy. I canee here w my bf on Friday night. Cocktails are little pricey amd weak. I tried Texas Rose and Pineapple Crush, and greenport summer ale eventually. I will come back even if it's only for the chilling environment. Had a really good time here.

Blink and miss hole in the wall GEM! Quiet, and chill, speakeasy vibes while still being a bar. I want everyone to know about this joint while wanting to keep it secret! Thank you, Spencer!

I was here a while back in January of 2013 , i was here in the afternoon sitting at the bar . Bar is long and there' is a back room , I knew the Bartender name Adam that work there. And told me to order the Pork sliders , which weren't bad . I think it was $11 at the time and it was happy hour till 7pm it's a great spot for pickup dates are meeting one . I'm one night I'm meet the New York Rangers there to and got autographs also . This place is too crowded at night to goto unless it's your type of scene . They have a big beer list and make specials drinks too . Bring your credit card, definitely not cheap here but nowadays in the West village you probably won't find a reasonable bar for under $20 when going out at night !

Door man is super rude. Don't ask him anything unless you want a passive condescending reply. Made us all feel awkward and didn't want to be there. Good drinks I guess though.

Waitress was incredibly rude to us. We sat down at a table and brought our drinks from the bar that we had already been holding. She told us it was not allowed and that she was taking the table back from us because we didn't show "respect". We offered to venmo her and buy her a shot and she told us she only wanted our "respect" after calling us rude for buying a drink from the bar.

Looooove the kind souls that work at this place! It's truly special that they hold themselves so well-two examples: 1-the first time I came in was 11am on a Saturday, I was the only one in the place. I sat by the cute window, did some computer work and the server was so sweet, food was delicious, and a drink deal with brunch-all yes! Because it was so great, I planned my bday here for a Saturday night 2-BUMPING Saturday night and every single bartender, server, etc was beyond kind and accommodating. Even when it was packed they were calm and sweet. Drinks are great, vibe is fun, and honestly the employees are the best part. Thank you Wilfie!

I find this spot very cute and very well located. They do have really strong cocktails. I've had the vodka based cocktail (9/10) - really well done. I've also done two mezcal based cocktail (8/10) - somehow the cucumber didn't go very well with the mezcal. The fries are great - love them. The place is very small so chances are you'll be standing most of the time. I also like the sliders a lot, they're pretty good. The bartender is fantastic - I forget his name but he's really good and very helpful.

Cool place for drinks and quick bites, beautiful people, easy drinks, small place. Bartender could have been more friendly (Tuesday) seems like he is too tired and worked up a little short. For all the girls: lots of handsome guys lol.

I was skeptical at first with this place. It looked rustic, unfinished and old. However, the service was good and the food we ordered was amazing. We only ordered drinks and appetizers but oh boy they were delicious. The only con with this place was the lights choice; they need to change the bulbs to a bit brighter color, they makes ppl look sick.

HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. I'd give this place ZERO STARS if I could. We were a big group got a table at this place - had been chilling here for 3 hours. A girl spilled the drink on our friend, and purposely did it again FOR THE SECOND TIME and spilled it on the whole group. And you know what the manager did? He didn't kick the girl out because she was out of her mind and cursing everywhere, he blamed everything on us just because it was easier to blame it on a group that was about to leave. Everyone around the area saw it and came out to ask if we were ok. And if the owner ever write a message on yelp telling me how this isn't true, I ask you to check you bar camera to see how that girl was acting to all of us in that bar. How do you expect customers to come to this place if the manager can't even distinguish right from wrong? BIG RED FLAG. I will never go back to this place. STAY AWAY.

I have never met a ruder staff. My friend blew out a candle for her birthday as a joke, the waitress screamed at us and kicked us out, yelling how rude we were as if we destroyed property or were behaving belligerently. Even the bouncer knew she was pretentious with a stick up her ass. Classic west village snobs. We will not be back.

The best all-purpose bar in the west village. Grab a bite if you're hungry, take a date and sit at a cute romantic wooden table, get hammered with your friends at 2 am on a Saturday night. This place really does it all and is what I call "old reliable". They also have delicious craft cocktails they make at off-hours.

Cute and quaint spot with delicious food and cocktails. Beautiful furniture inside with green velvet seating and wooden tables. A nice date spot. I also love the backstory behind this bar's name.

Update 2: the member of our party went to an allergist and confirmed they are only allergic to shellfish, so there is absolutely some kind of cross contamination in the kitchen. If you're allergic to shellfish, just stick to the drinks or bring an epi pen. an update- we called them the next day to ask about the ingredients in the scotch egg, the seasoning, and the pork sausage (as it was the scotch egg that caused the allergic reaction). They asked us to email them instead so the manager could let us know. So far, we've seen no response, which is frustrating as it's hard to know what to avoid to prevent another allergic reaction (the member of our party is not allergic to bread, eggs, or sausage). Overall just really disappointed by the lack of response or empathy in the situation

Cute place for an appetizer and a drink :) bar actually has romantic feel to it! Dim lights and a good atmosphere. Bartender was attentive to what we needed. There were a lot of gay couples and well as businessmen. Appetizer would be just perfect if dates weren't stale. That was a bummer.

Have been to Wilfie and Nell's on a number of occasions with colleagues who like to go there for post-work drinks. It's a pretty solid watering-hole that seems to cater to a West-Village, Finance, and rather eclectic group of professionals. The space has an old English pub feel. The design is actually pretty impressive. It has a dive bar feel but, somehow, the crowd there seems to make it more than a typical dive bar. Definitely not at lot of folks standing around being too cool for school. The bartenders are cool and they have a great beer selection. It's been a while since I've eaten there but on my most recent trip with friends visiting from out of town we snacked on some fries and they were solid. Bathroom lines can be long when Wifie's is packed but they do move as they have two unisex bathrooms. My only challenge with Wilfie's is that the layout doesn't allow for a lot of comfort when it gets really crowded (i.e., More than likely you'll be standing and you're constantly having to adjust to let people by). But if you're ok with that, as I am, then it's really not that big of a deal. Wilfie's is a great watering-hole. Will definitely be going back and suggest you checking it out if you haven't already. Rating: 3.5 Stars

I came here after a hefty meal for my boyfriend's birthday at 4 Charles Prime Rib. He's a little excessive with his desire to be celebrating as the clock strikes midnight, but he brings me flowers about once a month, so I figured I'd oblige. It was pretty crowded and lively around 10pm on a Thursday. There wasn't a very clear host/hostess situation, so we snagged ourselves the one open table where a waitress promptly greeted us. We were nervous that this was going to be a seldom-visited, poorly-serviced corner of the bar where drinks were tough to come by so we (he) went a bit heavy with the ordering. It was really loud in there, but we still managed (tried) to navigate the instructions for a newly-gifted game "Exploding Kittens - A game for people who are into kittens and explosions and laser beams and sometimes goats." It was...interesting...unique...I'm not sure exactly what word to use and am also not sure how you'd judge me based on said word choice. Whatever tequila they were serving us was extremely smooth, almost to the point that I wondered if it was watered down, though it doesn't seem to be the type of establishment that would do that. Speaking of tequila, their Spicy Margarita ($12) with El Jimador tequila, habanero agave, lime, and grapefruit was absolutely on-point. There are a few wines by the glass available on the menu - your classic cabernet, malbec, pinot noir, pinot grigio etc. I've heard/read it gets busy here on weekends and would definitely consider coming back if I'm in the area. I don't know if it's worth making a destination out of, but if you're in the neighborhood, I'd say stop by.

Can I complain because it's always so damn packed? No, that's unfair. Though it's an important thing to know before embarking on a trip to W&N since... a) you're parents will hate it. b) you might eat your hand before your food comes IF you are even able to navigate and stake out an actual table. c) you shouldn't wear anything remotely un-dryclean-able since the likelihood that an inebriated i-banker will drop his beer on you is high after about 11pm. d) it's likely you'll develop a hearing problem if you spend too many Thursday nights here. With that in mind, W&N is actually a great spot. They have an incredible selection of grilled cheese sandwiches, the decor is rustic and dimly lit, the crowds are happy and inebriated and the beer selection is top notch. I just wish that everyone wasn't already on the trail.

This place was super crowded as it was Saturday night. I went there with a group of friends and they let us in. The place was jam packed. We were lucky to get a big table in 10 -15 mins. But we had to figure out whether to get our drinks at the bar or wait for someone to take the order. The place is of course without saying pricey but on a less crowded day would be my preferred place for a date to talk. I had to speak really loud on top of the loud music they were playing. Couldn't decide if this was a club or just a bar!? I had the Mcqueen cocktail and it was robust with a tangerine zest in it. Very refreshing! After that i had a beer or two. The bathroom were not clean and their was toilet paper all over. The whole place seems to have a pricey feel and it shows in the menu but the people working there were all in casuals. Maybe i am missing something, if so my apologies in advance. I would definitely tell you to check this place although on a weekday or daytime.