Everything was absolutely AMAZING! Asad, our waiter and bartender was the best . He was attentive, and very helpful. Made use feel very welcomed and the bar had a great atmosphere

Great mozzarella sticks, cute local dive, good service. Guinness on tap. Expansive food menu.

Friendliest place in New York, the Guinness is as good as in Ireland, food looked good and the bar is really authentic as is the service!

Neighborhood spots can be hard to find if you're queer and or Black and or both. The dream of finding somewhere like Cheers often feels like a true figment of your imagination. So, when spots like Shannon Pot appear on your radar, you're of course a little skeptical. Don't be. From the bartenders to the locals that hang here, this place is wonderful. For a sports bar, their stock of liquor is truly unmatched. Their beer deals are also wild. As in you can get 10 Genesee Cream Ales for $20. Conveniently located by The Gutter, and few breweries you're also in great company. Long Island City has changed rapidly over the years, so spots like Shannon Pot still existing are truly special. Grab a drink here. It will turn into countless rounds.

This bar is definitely my favorite to go to it's close by. It is also cheap and the bartenders are really great. Emir is our bartender and she's great. I love that this is their 3rd location and they are still in the neighborhood. You have to try their irish nachos by far the best thing ever. When they have a bar menu sometimes it's not on the menu. Just ask they will kindly give you it. The kitchen closes on Wednesdays at 10pm. I'm not sure about other days. You'll catch my bartender during weekdays. The bar itself has outlets to charge your phone. Also there's free wifi what millenial doesn't love that? Depending on the night there are more people at this bar than usual. New Years Eve here was such a delight. Free food was given after midnight, hello empanadas.

This is their 3rd location that they went to, still a great place. The prices went up a little on certain items. The parm sandwhich is now $15 not $12. The bathrooms are now unisex and theres two. The jukebox is in the back. Theres no outlets to charge your phone. They always get 5 stars in my book because they are a neighborhood bar. The staff is always nice. The food is still good which is great. They changed up their mozzarella sticks to the thicker ones. But the price went up slightly. It just seems like it is more roomy now. There isn't a bar area in the back like the old bar had. The space is a 5 out of 5. I'm glad the same people are working there. Also there is more TVs. Glad they reopened. The kitchen closes at 11pm on a Thursday. They have a pbr special 10 for $20. That's not too bad especially when you're on a budget. They are one block away from the E & M and two blocks from the G and 3 to 4 blocks from the 7 train. They are handicapped friendly because their entrance has ramps on both sides.