Wogies Bar & Grill , West Village

Absolutely loved the wings! Perfectly crispy and packed with flavor! You can tell they’re made with care. The service was top-notch from start to finish. Everyone was so friendly, welcoming, and attentive, which made the whole experience even better. We’ll definitely be back for more wings soon!

Late night. 11pm. Food can be bit better. Carrots and celery with wings not cold. Otherwise good service. Young sparse crowd. Like this location better than FiDi downtown. Expansion! 3rd store coming. Went into see Euro soccer although Phillies Padres game on. Bartender very accommodative. Shared soccer with baseball. Cheesesteak good. With Yuengling beer. Authentic Quaker joint. Of course I am partial having grown up in Pottstown, PA. Love the place. Vibe. Location. Shall return with brethren Whatsoever things are true.

Every dish shows the kitchen's commitment to flavor. The few dishes we ordered were of decent quality. My group provided the entertainment, and the restaurant staff was professional. Based on cost, quantity, quality, and staff attention, this restaurant gets my highest score. I haven't heard a single complaint about this spot.

Wogies is hands-down my favorite bar in the city. The service is consistently excellent, the food always hits the spot, and the whole atmosphere just feels welcoming every time I walk in. Chris especially goes above and beyond — he always takes care of us and has genuinely become a friend over time. If you’re looking for a place with great energy, great people, and reliably great food and drinks, Wogies is it.

Very awkward to be inside. Doesn’t feel welcoming and looks depressing. It felt like an inconvenience when I walked in. On top of all that everything was overpriced for no reason! lol. I walked in and walked right back out. I’d rather travel to Philly for a steak.

I'm struck by how naturally they anticipate what you need. The service at Wogies Bar & Grill , West Village enhances the already cool experience. Staff members respond quickly to your needs. They serve fresh food that's well-seasoned and cooked perfectly. Our next trip will definitely include this place.

This bar is always our go to since we stumbled upon it years ago. Chris has remembered us since the moment we walked in and has always taken great care & consideration. Will always be returning here for a consistent good fun time

I used to live a block and a half from Wogies in the West Village, and now—by some lucky coincidence—I live the same distance from their FiDi spot. No matter where I end up living next, I already know I’ll keep finding my way back to Wogies for a great time. The vibe is easy, the service is consistently solid, and the bartender here sets the tone in the best way. Ask for Chris. Tell him I said 'Hi'—he’ll know what I mean.

The food is meh and the service is terrible. The ambiance is unfriendly ny bar so if that's what you want, sure.

Excellent wings and blue cheese dressing. Ordered the medium sauce which wasn't that hot.

Love this place sooooo much The bartenders are amazing. The wings are superb. Chill atmosphere with great regulars.

NEW YORK CITY/West Village: A Philly-style restaurant in NY, Wogies boasts cheesesteaks, hot sandwiches, wings, salads, and their garbage bread (a Stromboli style food), and a full bar! The decor is simple, and people come here for the good food, cheap drinks, and nonchalant atmosphere. This location allows dogs at their indoor seating and also their covered outdoor seating. Another location in the Financial District is also dog friendly!

I've been patronizing this location of Wogies for over a decade. Based on personal experience, I'd say the optimal wings experience, in descending order, is... 1) Outdoor seating, enjoying a refreshing sunset breeze on one of the few temperate days we get in NYC. Nursing a zippy IPA, enjoying casual conversation with great friends from out of town. Lucking into a protected table along Greenwich Ave., taking advantage of the endless entertainment that is people-watching in the city. 2) Indoor seating in mid-winter, when you need an escape from your aggressively radiator-heated apartment. Tucked into a booth, coats and scarves discarded in a pile next to you, eagerly sucking down a porter/stout. Convincing your dining party to splurge on wings -and- cheesesteak -and- chili cheese waffle fries. Lean into bulking season. 3) Delivered to your apartment door in a massive party tray, ready to be shared among friends who are also avid wingophiles. Pulling out several bottles of Fin du Monde from the grocery store and biting into a bounty of crispy dippers and bleu cheese dressing (or ranch, for the fainthearted). ... 201,834) Seated next to a table of scantily clad simpering ditzes giggling with over-served finance bros with painfully piercing voices. To said loudmouth: really, no one else cares about your trading strategy or who became a VP. Titrate your volume to the people who might give a damn (which probably doesn't even include your own party, from the looks of it). ----------- For years, I've been attesting that Wogies serves up the best wings in the city. I'll also suggest that my claim holds water, because wings are my kryptonite -- if they're on a bar/tavern menu in walking distance of my apartment, I've likely tried them. As reliably phenomenal as the wings and cheesesteaks are here, our experience is routinely shaped by the conduct of the other clientèle present. Sometimes, the vibe's on; other times, we just can't wait to scarf down our food and escape.

We had some drinks and buffalo chicken wings at Wogies and it exceeded my expectations! Beyond the food and drinks, the bartender AJ was so friendly and attentive. AJ provided exceptional service and was the best bartender I have ever interacted with at a bar. 10/10 recommend!

This place was fine, but nothing special. It has a smallish menu for a bar and we got two of the items they are known for after reading the reviews. The wings were solid. Nice and crispy, but if you don't get them with a sauce finish, then they are too dry. We got Medium Buffalo and Parmesan, the Parmesan ones were dry, even though there was a ton of cheese and butter. I was annoyed because I asked the waiter if I could get 20 wings, but mix the flavors. He said sure, but then just charged me for 2 separate 10 piece wings and didn't give me the discounted price on 20. That's poor customer service. Philly cheesesteak meat was flavored well, but not enough cheese or onions, so overall it was kind of weak. Also asked for waffle fries which they are known for (nice and crispy) but instead of charging me for the cheesesteak on a bed of waffle fries (+5.75), again he upcharged me for a full side of waffle fries (8.95). In the grand scheme of things the money isn't much, but it's the principle. Nothing special, so I won't be coming back, generally. Definitively NOT 'the best wings in NYC' as they claim on their signage. Oh well, at least I didn't get sick and the food was all edible.

I've never actually sat in this restaurant, but it has the best wings in the city. On average I wander over about once a month. Unlike other more chain wing places, these are loaded with meat and flavor.

So I have walked past this joint for years and I finally ordered to be delivered. I was pleasantly surprised. I don't give good reviews unwarranted. This place is actually very good. I don't know what I ordered was called but nice and filling. I almost got twice the meat in each one. lol the cook called me to confirm and said that I was going to have plenty of food with the regular meat and sausage. Not even my husband was able to finish his meal and he has a ravenous appetite. Definitely check it out.

Cute spot for drinks and to watch a sports game. The inside was absolutely packed when we went, however we sat outside on their patio and that was extremely enjoyable. We ordered drinks and got some waffle fries, both of which were fantastic. The exact thing we needed on our way home for the evening. Everyone inside was extremely amped about the game, so definitely recommend if you're looking for a spot to enjoy sports with others.

This place had perhaps the best cinnamon roll I've ever eaten. Definitely top 3. I also applaud their extensive food and drink menu- it's more than I would expect from such a divey looking sports bar. The fries were good. The pretzel was ok (but Philly style pretzels are traditionally not paragons of cuisine). But it has a lot of outdoor seating and seems like more of a proper restaurant AND bar. There are large TVs inside and outside to watch any variety of sports games. This place is good for small or large groups. Would come back.

Probably some of the best wings I've had in New York City. Great place to come during off peak days/hours to get some good food. The Salt & Pepper & Buffalo are my favorites. If the parmesan could be combined with the Garlic then wooo. Pros: Fresh Food Great dipping sauces Great service TV's to watch games Outdoor Seating Cons: Small location Limited indoor seating Reservations (I'm biased, I hate resy culture) Don't bother coming on big sports days.

I stumbled in on a Thursday afternoon with time to kill. I looked at the menu. The chicken cutlet sandwich called out to me. I ordered it and a Heineken Zero. The sandwich was friggin delicious. They fried the chicken cutlet fresh just for me. The bread was fresh, they baked it on premises in the morning. Are you kidding me? This is the best city in the world. (Well they do this in Philly too - this is a Philly themed bar after all) (but they do it better here? Maybe? Lol. I don't know) Colleen was working behind the bar and Omar was working the floor and they were both super friendly. I'm definitely coming back. I live in NJ but this is my new spot!!!! They also had the Yankees game on despite being a Phillies bar and I watched the Yankees come back in the 8th inning against the Royals. They might win this one! Also the bar was flooded with elementary school students asking to fill their water guns because there was some festival in the area and their parents were just hanging outside drinking High Noon vodka sodas, not giving a damn that Colleen was trying to run a business (a restaurant, not a daycare). Of course you want the local kids to have a fun summer afternoon but there are limits. They came in for refills repeatedly and it was incredibly disruptive. Colleen cut them off eventually, with grace.

A friend told me to come here after work for the best Philly cheesesteak in NYC, and he was NOT wrong. Its a dive bar in Greenwich and this place does not disappoint! Fries were good too! The wings were okay. Of course, I got the Cheese Steak Sandwich $14 - Seasoned steak, grilled onions with your choice of cheese (I got the whiz)!

I ain't even a philly fan, but I had to come here just to check out the philly cheesesteak. The place was so packed that we stood in line for about 30 minutes and still didn't get in. I mean it was the playoff game against the 49ers so it seemed like every Eagles fan in the city decided to go there. I ended up just ordering online and skipped line and grabbed a cheesesteak to go. Boy, was it worth it....so good I done turned into an eagles fan. Nah, forreal. That shit was ooohh googgieee ooieee! Gotta go back for the Super Bowl.

Have to agree with another review that $20 for 10 wings is ridiculous, even for NYC. They were freshly prepared and tasty, but come on... The bar staff wasn't rude, they just weren't attentive. There was a loud game on the TV so maybe that's the reason, but I like a little interaction. And one more negative: KIDS IN THE BAR. Maybe it's allowed in NYC but I go to a bar for a kids-free atmosphere. I can get whiny kids anywhere. I go to a bar (in part) to get away from them. All things considered, I won't be going back.

Neighborhood type bar serving typical bar type food, but the food is done relatively well. They are particularly proud of their cheesesteak. I guess the owner of the bar, Aaron Hoffman's, father grew up just outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the mecca of all things cheesesteak. The bar is named in honor of Hoffman's father. On their website has the catch phrase "Philly Born, New York Bread" (I am not sure if that was a typo or an intentional play on words). The cheesesteak will not be having the iconic cheesesteak places in the City of Brotherly Love staring in dread roughly a hundred miles north to New York, fearing that their days as the best city for cheesesteaks are numbered, but it was a decent cheesesteak. I will give Eogie's kudos for having a few different cheesesteaks like a pizza steak, cheesesteak hoagie, etc. to be more like what is the norm for Philadelphia. Wings are decent and service was good. Ch er cl out their "garbage bread," not the most appetizing of names, but a great example of bar food done right. Bread stuffed with meat and cheese and served with either marinara or ranch. Think kind of like a stromboli meets Italian bread. It is a nice indulgence, not the healthiest, but the best food usually is not. Overall, I definitely give this place my recommendation.

Local corner bar with chill vibes. It's a Philly sports bar so expect to have someone talk to you about Philly sports at some point. Came for a game and glad they had TVs facing outside. It's a fun crowd for big games. 1. Cheesestead sandwich - Flavorful but on the dry side. Had better cheesesteaks. 2. Waffle fries - 5/5 the best (and unhealthiest) I have ever had!! Overall, come for beer and fries and games. You won't be disappointed!

We ordered take out, never have we been inside so We know nothing of the decor. My so. Swears by the Philadelphia Cheese steak so we decided to give it a try. Honestly it was flavorless. We ordered it with provolone and you couldn't taste any cheese. It was pretty disappointing. I don't need to go there or to order delivery again. I can't comment on the service as we were not there.

Wish I took a photo.. it was cute/quaint. I'll keep this short.. 2 nice cold draft beers and cheeky bar convo is solid... Don't go for the cheesesteak. Easy on the eyes but disappointingly, bland and flavorless. Heard the wings were fire.. can't wait to come back and try

We visited the city for the day as we were walking around enjoying ourselves. we decided to check out this spot. Very friendly staff and quick prompt service. We enjoyed a pint and some waffles fries .

Great Philly bar in NYC. Brought my boyfriend here for several playoff games and the energy is amazing! Great staff, good beers on tap.

First, love the laid back vibe. Simple bar food, plenty of TVs, real darts... Tom Petty playing at 7pm on a breezy spring, Saturday night. Woozies has all the makings of a solid joint. Service is present, friendly and nonintrusive. We arrived after 7pm.. tried a couple things, including the highly recommended grilled chicken sandwich on a pretzel roll. The chicken lived up to the reputation, it is moist, marinaded, and really good... but dear lord, the pretzel roll was inedible. Should NEVER had been put on a plate. Clearly frozen in a stale state, thawed, served rock hard. No. Just no. We also ordered a cheesesteak.. roll was fresh. Decent cheese to meat ratio. We had low expectations of the cheesesteak and we're really pleasantly surprised. None of the sandwiches are served w/chips, or a side.. but we still recommend you spring for the fries. They were crisp, well seasoned and piping hot. Perfect w/a cold beer & a cheesesteak. 2 draft beer, 2 sandwiches, 1 order of fries (plenty to share between 2 people) and tip, totaled $80

The menu says Seasoned Steak in their Philly Steak Sandwich. I tried just the meat and it tasted like...meat. could not discern even Salt & Pepper. the Provilone was hidden beneath the meet and the onions were absolutely skimped on. DRY DRY DRY, I won't be back. Had the House Salad, meh. the "Bleu Cheese" dressing was watered down and pretty tasteless. Hiw does Wogies do so well?????

Note to owner get your ass off that little iPad and do some work , for starters the least you can do is make sure the bud light is cold when it comes to the table if I wanted to drink piss warm beer I'd go back to Guatemala where they don't have proper refrigerated coolers. The cheesesteak was good wings where outrageously over priced ,jesus 20$ for 10 wings my god another 30 bucks I can go order a steak. At the end of the day this place saved me the two hour drive to Philly which is usually where I go when I want good food and COLD beer .

PARDON ME, WHAT?? Wogies serves a CINNAMON ROLL?! I mean we always knew the philly cheese steaks, fries, and wings were solid, but a cinnamon roll? So fresh, warm, and gooey with chopped pecans and a cream cheese glaze. You want dessert? Breakfast for tomorrow? Do it. You won't be sorry.

Probably the best cheesesteak in NYC, owned by some Philly natives. The buffalo wings were rather dry though.

Been hearing about this gem for a few years now and finally stopped in to try the wings. The place is very small but great for watching a game. Plenty of tv's. Sat at the bar and the bartender was great. Friendly and attentive. Ordered wings and a cheesesteak with wiz. Both were fantastic. Probably the best cheesesteak I've had in the city. Wings were also excellent. Top five in the city for sure. Prices were standard. Draft beer was cold and tasted right. Overall great spot and will certainly be back!

I'm not the type of person to write a bad review no matter how bad the place is, I'm just disappointed. Been coming to this place for years. Definitely a hole in the wall with Great wings originally priced at $14ish for 10 wing which was already ridiculous the price has gone up to $20 for 10 wings. 2 dollars a wing?!? Even for NYC that's insulting. Along with an inconsistent bar/waiting staff who most of the time can't be bothered and can be pretty rude is why this is my last visit to wogies. -Wingless in Manhattan

I came here craving wings and they did not live up to my cravings, although they were good. It may be because I'm from the south, but the wings were not hot, and I got the hot krazy wings. Next time, if I did come back, I'll get the krazy buffalo (the hottest sauce). The wings were super crispy and the carrots were soaked in water, so that made for a soft crunch. The bar was small but roomy. There are a couple TVs! The reason I am giving 3 stars is because I did not get a refill on my drink and it stayed empty the whole time and the wings just didn't satisfy me. I love wings!!

Suuuuuuuch great bar snacks! Fried pickles, fried zucchini, and fries. Bomb bomb bomb.

The best thing about this bar is Rachel our server. She was awesome. The wings are great too. Fun for Sunday funday.

This was my second time here and honestly the first time a couple years back was better. The food quality is a bit to be desired. The medium spicy wings were very spicy, like hot spicy. The Philly cheesesteak rolls and waffle fries were cool, nothing out of this world. The drinks and beers are basic and so is this bar. Cool spot if you're looking for quick bites and drinks.

We went to Wogies to watch the baseball playoffs. They sat us outside in a very comfortable area with tvs and a lot of space. The food and service were top notch!

As a phan of all things Philly, I need to give Wogies 5 stars. I wouldn't be doing my city justice otherwise. There's nothing overtly special about Wogies if you're a New Yorker looking for a sports bar. But as a rabid Philly sports girl living in enemy territory, this place is a safe haven for me. I came here on a Friday night at 7 with my only ally here in New York to watch the Phillies game. We didn't go to watch good quality baseball, we just went to be with our people. And that's exactly what happened. Despite it being playoff season for the NHL and NBA, we still found a few more diehard phans who were there under similar circumstances. Wogies itself is pretty small. The space is mostly comprised of big tables that are great for a small group of friends that wants to stuff its face with wings and cheesesteaks, and drink some decent cheap beer. Not much bar seating, but we managed to grab a few chairs and pull them up to the ledge dividing the bar and seating areas. Not sure how easy that would've been later at night, but it worked out for us at the time! One note on the drinks here: They have quite an impressive selection of whiskey. I was pleasantly surprised to find that they had my two favorite bourbons, Blanton's and Widow Jane (obviously in addition to the typical stuff). So if you're somebody who's not into the whole pitcher of beer thing, you can have yourself a classy evening--at the expense of your wallet (literally).

After an epic racquetball match with my close personal friend Pat Harrington Jr. (best known as Schneider on TV's "One Day at a Time"*), we were spent both emotionally and physically. Even though he's 82, he's astonishingly spry and a fierce competitor...when I gave him a racquet to the knee to throw him off his game, he took it like a champ! Needless to say, he crushed me, but revenge shall be mine! Anyway, we were hungry and thirsty and since I lost, I picked our post-game venue, Wogies. What better way to soothe my bruised ego after being schooled by an octogenarian than with cheesesteaks and beers? Wogies does it right. It was a beautiful day so we sat outside, which was awesome. Decent beer selection with some favorites like Magic Hat and Six Point Sweet Action. I chose the latter because it has what I call "drinkability". Pat ordered a Bud Light with a lemon wedge, two olives and a dash of Tabasco (he's a freak, I know). One thing we did agree on was the sandwiches...we both got the cheesesteak with onions and provolone. I know Philly purists will cry foul that we didn't get it with Wiz, but I'm a provolone guy. Sandwiches were great...meat was cooked well, onions were perfect, the roll was nice and fresh and didn't fall apart. Waffle fries were also very good. From a food perspective, everything was great. Service was also good, even though they only had one waitress working both inside and out. Next time I go back, I want to try the much-heralded wings. And maybe next time, I'll give Pat Harrington Jr. the ass-whipping he so richly deserves on the racquetball court. I'll kick your butt, Pat, or else break your hip trying! _________________________________________ * If you're looking for dirt on the cast of ODAAT, he said Bonnie Franklin was as annoying as you would imagine and that Valerie Bertinelli was a sweetheart. We didn't discuss Mackenzie Phillips because, you know, we were eating.

Food: 5/5 We got an order of Krazy Kate's Wings, the Chicken Tenders & Waffle Fries. All of the food was excellent, I definitely recommend getting the waffle fries to snack on. Drink: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5 Fun area in Greenwich, outdoor seating was perfect & well spaced. Service: 5/5 Really impressive haha. Our server stopped by every few minutes to check in, even though it was relatively busy on a Thursday afternoon.

I'm disappointed Wogies didn't live up to the hype. We have been trying to support local businesses during the pandemic. After spending $75 on wings and fries we were disappointed to find they were all uneditable. The bones broke when we were pulling the meat off. In addition, the meat was very purple on the inside. Assuming these were frozen prior or old wings. Unfortunate. What was very annoying was I tried to call the restaurant to let them know the food was uneditable. Ideally requesting a refund but also to let them know that batch might not be good to serve additional customers. Someone assured me the owner would give me a ring back. Never heard from anyone. Not trying to be a narc and hardly post reviews but not a good use of $75. Too bad.

Look, yeah I'm a little drunk BUT these are the best mozzarella "sticks" I've ever had in my entire life. Also AMAZING music.

Happened upon this place walking thru Greenwich today. Pleasantly surprised by the food we ordered. The Philly Spring Rolls were really a tasty treat, especially with the spicy cheese sauce. Had to wait for the pretzel. We were told they are baked fresh and, WOW, it was amazing. Give them a try. Staff was friendly and efficient. Picture is 1/2 of the order.​

I like the place (if I'm not buying) but man prices are getting crazy - can they keep the patrons at these prices ? now I have to decide between wogies and old homestead steak house

Came by after a night of drinks for some wings and this place did not disappoint. Ordered 10 pieces of garlic parm, 20 pieces of the house special buffalo wings (medium spicy) and waffle fries with a side of cheese. The waffle fries came out fairly quickly and were so good! Love the crisp of the fries and softness of the potato inside. The wings took about 15 minutes to come out. The garlic parm could have been a little more garlicy but still tasty. The medium house special buffalo wings were actually quite spicy that it left a burning sensation on my lips, but I enjoyed them nonetheless! Our waitress was also very friendly and welcoming. Overall a great spot for late night munchies and quiet enough to share a good conversation.

Had lunch here twice this week outside Wogies. The people are great and the food is good and priced well. They have a full bar and all pint drafts are $6. Get out there and support this place.

I had my mouth set on this sandwich all day! But all for nothing!!! The worst experience I've ever had!!! It was so dry and I paid $13.00 the worst sandwich ever!! There was hardly any chz!!! I asked for extra onion and there was hardly any onions maybe 1 or 3 diced onions!!! I wish I could upload pictures!!! Never coming here again!! I'm angry!!! The biggest waste of money anyone could ever imagine!

I've had the wings here and cold beer and the waffle fries. I really like the wings. They are cooked well done so extra crispy and the buffalo sauce is spicy, tangy and authentic. The waffle fries are crispy with cheese wiz sauce are really satisfying. The lager menu is a little limited. They used to have a fantastic micro brewed lager from rural Pennsylvania on tap but now they only offer Yuengling as a lager. The staff is hit or miss. We had an overly friendly try-hard from New Jersey with enhanced breasts and bleached hair last time. I think the prices are really high, I know it's in west village but still. Food and drink for two was around $100.

This place is unbelievable. Wings, fries, cheesesteaks, atmosphere, customer service. You name it. This place is tucked away in the Financial District of Manhattan and couldn't be more of a hidden gem. If you need your local bar look no further. Ask for Jackie or Nora and they will literally make you feel like home. I live down the street but I'd happily pay rent at both place. Wogies is home.

I had a GREAT time here with my coworker after work. We got some banging food. Philly Cheesesteak is to die for. Buffalo Wing are impeccable! And those waffle fries are the BOMB! NOM NOM. We had a very nice waiter who thoroughly helped us further understand the menu and told us what he recommends is best together & his recommendations were on POINT! Thank you Wogies, you will see me soon again! I have decided to post my receipt due to the fact that restaurants have dollar signs($$) showing if the restaurant is on the pricey side or not. I always seem to be confused with the two dollar sign ($$) because what may be "moderate" to other might be pricey to me.... Wogies has two dollar signs ($$) but a fulling meal cost me $27.50. (Hope this helped)

Classic cheesesteak environment to eat in, great for games. The cheese steak is one of the best in New York and waffle fries are plentiful and crispy.

Wogies has been my husband and my favorite bar for the ten years we lived in NYC. You can't go wrong with their Philly Cheesesteak and Buffalo chicken wrap. We have since left the city and miss it dearly. When I saw that they were selling merchandise I knew I had to get my husband something for his birthday. Gen went above and beyond to send us a sweatshirt. She was so diligent and thoughtful and I'm so excited to give it to him. Wogie's will always hold a special place in our heart and we will always come back when we visit! THANK YOU GEN!!!!