“The drinks are still good (I'd say pretty much as good as Dear Irving on Gramercy), the views are great, but the service is pretty bad.”
H3
7.1/10
AI-generated summary
Tell the bartender what you like and they'll build you a , they don't mind going off menu. It's dark and moody and they keep the head count low. Service is the complaint people repeat, slow drinks and not much warmth. There are several locations and people say the drinks hold up at all of them.
“The drinks are still good (I'd say pretty much as good as Dear Irving on Gramercy), the views are great, but the service is pretty bad.”
H3
“Dear Irving (cocktails)”
H2
“I have always had great cocktails at Dear Irving, but have always felt unwelcome. There’s no warmth or hospitality in their service.”
H2
“Go to the Raines Law Room or Dear Irving and just tell them what you like. They will bring you exactly the type of cocktail you're after.”
H2
“I recently went to the newest (?) Dear Irving, which is on Broadway between 54th and 55th. It’s a beautiful space and it was only half full at 9:30 on a Saturday night.”
H2
“Dear Irving if you can make the 15 ish block commute is worth it.”
H2
“you can probably get better cocktails and service at Dear Irving on Hudson.”
H2
“Definitely Dear Irving, near union square. Dark n moody, great cocktails, and they keep the head count low.”
H2
“Dear Irving on Hudson would be a great stop for you, while it’s in the Times Square area it’s an elegant atmosphere with fantastic drinks and unforgettable views.”
H2
“Ton of space, swanky, but casual at the same time. Type of place you wouldn't feel out of place dressed up or dressed down.”
H2
“Service was fine, nothing to complain about but also nothing to rave about.”
H2
“dear Irving has world class cocktails and doesn’t mind going off menu.”
H2