The Perfect Pint

As far as midtown bars go, this one is OK. There are 4 levels to this place (ordinary bar at the bottom, two private bars on levels 2 and 3 and an open rooftop on level 4). The bottom level is just OK, its your standard bar. The roof is better. It has heaters for when the weather gets cold and lots of tables. It is a little crowded up there, so get there early to reserve a table.

If I find myself in midtown and I am not at St. Andrews, I would come back to this place.

Nice rooftop view, great Irish selection on tap.

Friendly staff! Bartender had great suggestions and was honest about high prices. The nachos with chicken were delicious!

This casual beer Irish watering hole is friendly and has a nice terrace on top in the middle of the city. It is a respite from the awful ones full of loud transit bridge and tunnel crowd in the 34th area. The interior is wood filled and cozy if you choose to sit on one of the many floors. The outdoor space has small bar tables and is nice if you can grab one.

The beer selection is good and believe or not the food is actually quite good here also with a mix of multi-cultural dishes. You have your usual pub food, burgers & fries and nachos and standard Irish fare all served with some flair dare I say. We opted for beer and round of appetizers of crab cakes, nachos and a lobster avocado wrap. The crab cakes were pretty good filled mostly with crab, the nachos was chili nachos and a big heaping full of it. The wrap made with honey wheat was fairly good but slightly bland but that’s okay. We were there to enjoy the selection of beer and but didn’t help the food was good also.

I don’t venture to Irish pubs much but The Perfect Pint is a good choice in the neighborhood service good food, beer and friendly service.

We had a great time bartender was fun and friendly. Late late night Sunday still had a nice crowd.