Maggie Mae's Bar — Restaurant in New York

I took refuge in Maggie Mae's on a cold evening to warm my belly. I ordered a shot of Jameson and a pint of Guinness and was not disappointed. With a fire in my belly and the mellow flavor of a well poured pint of vitamins I was able to unzip my jacket and relax. It felt like coming home. There was a charming couple playing darts at the back and shortly thereafter we started a game of pool. No food is served here, but one is welcome to bring food in from outside. A true tavern and public house, the bartender frequently checked on me and my group, not pressuring us to order more, but really driving home that the place is a welcome...

Bartender was nice and it was not crowded two hours into their opening time on a Thursday. Lots of seating at the booth and bar.

Their Apple Bourbon Smash was good, especially for the happy hour price, with a nice slice of crisp apple and cinnamon on top. Although in a 10 ounce glass, the Death By Coconut beer was great. It was like a Guinness (with its cream foam top) with a hint of coconut taste. They do have freshly made popcorn (only "food" option) but did not try it.

There seemed to be only one bathroom, which was big and clean.

Update: The popcorn is nice, warm, and tasted pretty good. You have to ask...

Maggie Mae's bar is a rustic old looking style local bar on Sunnyside neighborhood. It is spacious, dim lit and organized. Interior decor is a mix of rustic and divey style. It has two 20" tvs on the bar. Staff were attentive and professional. They have a Whiskey bar section (lower level) which is reserved for special events. Prices are reasonable and competitive. I ordered Bell's ale. There's a two beer minimum for ccard. A great place to chill and watch sports. And meet friends. Side street parking only. The #7 train subway is 1 block away. Overall, its a good bar with a...