Rumours Lounge Grill - New York

I recently visited Rumours Bar Grille in Manhattan, NYC and I must say it was a great experience. It's an Irish pub/sports bar and it was really fun. The atmosphere was lively and the staff were friendly and helpful. The food was delicious and I can't wait to go back and try some of the other dishes. Highly recommend!

Visited on our last day in New York before heading to the airport, which was Thanksgiving. Everything was great! Bar staff were lovely too, chatting away. Definitely would go back when next in NY!

I went there for night out with friends. We didn't get any food just drinks, they are in the $9 15 price range. The crowd is a bit older saw some early 30s people in the bar but there is good vibes all around. There's not a designer dance floor or something to really entice you to come. If you are in the area tho it's worth taking a look at

Went on a Wednesday around 6pm and it wasn’t too crowded; the waitress was quick with seating our group of 5. Drinks are much smaller than what you’d get from other bars but still they were really well made. Ordered just some “snacks” with the drinks — French fries, mozzarella sticks, and fried calamari. Preparation wasn’t too long, maybe 20-30 mins to get. Very small and cozy (little expensive, that’s the city) but would definitely return. Great spot!

The business practice here is truly SHADY. The food was fine, the service was fine, but they 're pricing is... dishonest, at best. You may notice the first bill you receive has a much lower dollar-amount than the ensuing bill (to sign and add gratuity). So, as an example, the first bill may say $95, but the next one will say $100 after you give them your card, with no reason or explanation for the increase. When you track down your waiter to ask, they claim this is for credit card processing fees , but nowhere on the menu or initial receipt do they indicate a difference for cash/credit pricing . Gas stations do this all the time, but THEY TELL YOU BEFOREHAND. Given they 're a business in NYC, which has more laws than people, I 'd assume this might be a practice they 'd want to halt ASAP. What 's equally shady is they also increase the 'recommend gratuity ' on the bottom of the receipt after they silently increase the billing amount. Apparently they 're happy to ask for more gratuity on a portion of the bill that 's not even theirs? All you have to do is make it clear on the menu that there is a lower cash price , and there is a higher card price . Most reasonable people know why this offer exists, credit card companies don 't give you all these benefits for free. But you don 't hide it till after somebody has committed to a ordering and consuming a meal. That 's scummy.