Well.. Where do I start!? This spot is the ultimate when it comes to sports watching. I mean they have it all. Huge space, plenty of seating options, plenty of Big Screen TVs and projectors.. No way you can't see the games. And their sound system is incredible. When they show the NY teams they have a DJ that plays a great music selection and even adds sound effects to make the game that much more exciting! Food? They have a huge menu with so many options. It's like trying to find a movie on Netflix. You'll be there salivating while reading the menu. My go to's are the Pizza, Sliders, Chicken fingers and the pretzels . Desert I go with the chocolate lava cake Staff are super cool, accommodating, kind, helpful. A+ If you're in the city and want to have a great experience whether it's for a game or just to hang and grab a bite you won't be disappointed here. So make sure to check Stout out. You can thank me later. Have a great day yall!

Great place to watch a knicks game! Love the atmosphere. Love that they play sound everywhere. There is a downstairs if the upstairs is already too crowded so don't be discouraged. Food is pretty much what you would expect from a bar. I got chicken fingers which were overly breaded and Spanish artichoke dip which looked delicious but was surprisingly bland. Cant say I was too disappointed tho. Husband got the burger which he said was decent. Fries were good. Also appreciate that they have some decent mocktails but honestly probably the kind of place you would stick to beer.

Busy and loud but get a back room and you can converse. Fast service, food was pretty standard pub food. Fish was hot and tarter was nice. Whoever sucked the oysters was a bit careless lots of pieces of shell, but fresh. The was a knicks game and it's close to Penn station so lots of fans. I'd come back!

I'm giving the 4 stars that it deserves as a loud, 25-40 year old male dominated, beer heavy, not bad food, I guess it's a gastropub-sports bar. For us, it was all of those things, which is why 60 year old, hater of noise & chaos me, would not return again, but appreciated the very lively atmosphere. Beer menu isn't bad, I just returned from Belgium/Netherlands and felt like there were many solid choices, of course for about double the European tab ! I loved the Dark Kale salad, originally it arrived looking as if it was leftovers waiting to be packed up, but the server was actually horrified & had a new one made which was robust as it should have been. My friend had Sweet Potato fries with an aioli dip that were perfect.

Went there for lunch with my wife. We sat at the bar had a Guinness, along with beef sliders and street tacos, they were very both good for appetizer level food. Bartender was friendly and attentive. Overall would recommend for lunch or stopping in for cocktails.

Stout NYC is a good option for drinks/food before or after a Madison Square Garden event! I visited for dinner before a NY Rangers game. For my main, I ordered the farmers market salad with salmon. The salad was really delicious and pretty filling. The kale was well-dressed and it was full of fresh ingredients, so it felt like a somewhat indulgent yet still healthy salad. The salmon was on the fishy side though, so I'd order a different protein next time. My cousin and I shared the sweet and spicy crispy cauliflower and Brussel sprouts. The cauliflower was a standout - great textures and flavors and so addicting! The Brussel sprouts were good, but just tasted like your basic brussel sprouts. Overall, we had a nice meal, and it was great to be so close to the Garden.

It's been YEARS since I've been here. The only thing that seems to have changed are the prices. I of course happened to choose one of the more expensive beers ($14), the KCBC sour. It was worth it though! It might have been one of the best sours I've had. We shared the Bavarian pretzel as a snack ($12). It's huge and was more than enough for 2 people. You can skip getting the cheese though.