The Cannery

The best beer spot ever! Nice atmosphere a lot of games! Food is very good the burgers are amazing im out of the city and i still miss them! They have good beers as delirium on good price! I would definitely be back!

The wings were grilled! Mild sauce was right on point. Got to give credit to the music, all types of music was playing, dance, hip hop, pop etc. The happy hour selection has a lot variety and the price is very affordable, you can have a good time here and spend under $ 30. There are tv’s covering every open space, so if you like sports this is a must. Service is good and furniture is very comfortable.

An oasis in the sweaty Hell’s Kitchen meat market if you’re looking for a place to unwind and meet interesting friends — of the opposite gender in my case.
Peter is the most friendly bartender I’ve met in over a year; this staff is built to cater and their drinks are incredible — very fairly priced for outstanding quality.

Went there on a Pulsd deal. Good food, deal was worth the money, but the service sucked. I got the burger it was good; girlfriend got the veggie burger and loved it. Our food was already cleared off for 15 minutes our waitress was not in sight tried to order a beer with another waitress which just prompted ours to come by 10 mins later asking me what I want. Vibe was good I would maybe go back for a beer

Been coming to this spot since its been open and my experience only keeps getting better! The staff is awesome! Friendly, outgoing, always recommending something absolutely delicious. Although their beer selection is incredibly extensive, my go to craft cocktail is ALWAYS the Clinton’s Cure (homemade ginger syrup, fresh lime and vodka). Definitely gotta try the poutine appetizer or a juicy jalapeño burger as well! YUMM

Don’t come here. Tiffany the server is the worst. Asked to cancel the unlimited drinks after taking two sips and we were told they could not cancel. I call total b-​s. Asked more chips instead they threw away 75% of the guac and salsa (I hate throwing away food) and brought a new plate of it, charging us twice at the end. Get your act together. Stop texting while you’re serving. Your selfies are not that important — stop doing it Tiffany. As an aside your food is horrible — marginal at best. Almost puked towards the end. Bye.

Great food, amazing service and large selections of beer and wine! Come any night of the week. Great atmosphere in a great neighborhood.

As the night went on the place grew more and more on me. Food was surprisingly fresh and delicious, Service was great and all of the staff pitched in. Bartender was entertaining and my waitress was wonderful. I will go back, great place to watch sports. Pretzel and the Brussels Sprouts were great. My Girlfriend and I felt the Wine Pours were Very Light and our waitress never came back with the Change.

Great place for brunch… also watching Football Sundays. With the big TVs on the wall, it was a delight to enjoy my brunch drink and watch the NY Football Giants whup some butt.
The food was delicious. I had Steak and eggs with fried bacon on the side. The fried bacon was VERY crispy… how I like it. Also, the brunch special was bottomless so no complains over here.
If I had ONE complaint, it was that our waitress wasn’t as attentive. I mean in a bottomless brunch place, you shouldn’t have to ASK for a refill, that should be coming as soon as I finish the last sip. But I think she was attending to alot of tables.
Definitely recommend.

Me and my girlfriend went here for a bite to eat Sunday, the place was quite busy with the football and the atmosphere was great I had the fish and chips which was fantastic she had the burger definitely head back in next time I’m in Hell’s Kitchen!!!

Great service, lots of TV and if they don’t have the game on they will actually put it on for you, great ambiance and good food. Had the buffalo chicken wings and they are grilled!!! We definitely recommend this place if you are visiting or if you live around.

My friend just moves to NYC and is staying in corporate housing in Midtown. I figure let’s grab dinner and a drink and call it a night. Walking down the street, we stumble upon The Cannery. It’s a bar, there’s some people in it, good enough for me.
Went in to find they had a great beer selection, so I couldn’t argue with an underpriced (for NYC) Belgian beer on tap. My friend had a cocktail. We enjoyed ourselves, so had another round. Just as we’re about to leave, the bartender comes up and says the next round’s on him.
«Why?»
“Why not.“
Now that’s my kind of bar. Good people just looking to have a good time. Ended up chatting with the bar staff for quite some time, and overall found what I would call a decent bar in Midtown. Who wouldda thunk?

Being from out of town, I was approached by the hostess while I was reading the menu and she handed me a full, hard copy menu and invited me in. The bartender from Dublin was pleasant, professional and engaging. He recommended the burger of the day (awesome!) and made fantastic martini’s. Big place, able to move around.

We got a pulsd voucher for brunch. While definitely worth the price with a voucher, the service isn’t the best nor is the food.
On a quiet Sunday afternoon, we came in while there were maybe 4 other tables in the restaurant seated and the bar was relatively full. There was one bartender behind the bar, and one server. While the server was attentive in the first 5 minutes we were there, it was a challenge to get our «bottomless brunch» drinks refilled and even to get water to our table. We had a total of THREE rounds of mimosas (the bellini was way too sweet) — the second of which was made with soda water. I would say it was lucky if that had even a splash of champagne as the club soda was prominent in the drink. The server explained that the orange in the gun was out and that was the culprit… it’s difficult for me to believe that.
As the food comes from the kitchen via a runner, entrees arrived timely. We ordered the short rib benedict and the breakfast burger, which was essentially a bacon cheeseburger with a fried egg. The burger was dry and not very flavorful — pretty bland, actually. The short rib benedict was so-​so, but at least it was more flavorful than the burger. The hand-​cut french fries that accompanied the burger were delicious though.
All-​in-​all, poor service, bland food, and a staff that thinks it’s okay to sub club soda for champagne in a mimosa. I wouldn’t return.

One of my very recent favorite happy hour spots on 9^th Ave. Their happy hour last until 8pm, which is one of the longest in the area. The deal is 5 $ select drafts, select wines, and well drinks. The drafts they choose dont rotate too often, but they are a good selection. I either go with the Coney Island Pilsner because I prefer lighter beets. They also have a list of appetizers that are 5 $. I’ve tried the hummus and pita bread and that’s super good.
The waitstaff is good, attentive, and friendly. I’ve never had to wait for a seat by the front. The ambiance is chill and there’s usually a decent crowd without it being too crowded.
I would recommend this place as a meet up/​pre game spot for a few drinks and snacks before going to dinner or going out with friends.

Tiny amount of food — but very delicious.
Sunday brunch deal was good — but service at the bar was very slow in refilling booze and/​or water.

Came here to watch the NBA Finals.
Good: There was a lot of space and we didn’t feel crowded as you do at some NYC eateries. The french fries were tasty.
Bad: The burger was bland as hell. It was barely cooked, even though I ordered it medium. The meat kept falling apart, as did the flavorless bun.
It’s fine as a bar, but I wouldn’t order the food again.

It was ok. I came for brunch and tried the Omlette and black bean burger entrée. The prices weren’t too bad and they did offer a $ 20 bottomless brunch. But, there was barely anyone in the restaurant, coffee came out cold, and service was pretty slow.
I would come back to try the unlimited special sometime, but the only memorable thing I left with was a bad stomach ache.

Went in on a Sunday evening of Memorial Day weekend, 6 of us dining in for dinner and drinks. They were understaffed for sure. 1 guy was waiting on the entire bar and restaurant area, (it is good there was no one else out eating, there was only one other group in the restaurant. The food when it came out was good. I got the southwest burger. However, my wife ordered their burger which comes with bacon and cheese. They forgot the bacon and cheese. My sister-​in-​law got one of their fry boats. It came out much later than the rest, (almost as if it was forgotten.)
Everyone else’s burgers and salads came out on time and according to their specifications.
A quirk about the burgers, they all come on 6“x18″ wooden boards. It is chic and novel and extremely not functional. I lost bits of my burger all over the table. I’m not the cleanest of eaters; however, this made me feel like a complete slob to be chasing my burger onto the table the entire meal.
I also ordered an ‘Old Fashioned’ (my beverage of choice) and it came with a cherry in it. Never seen a cherry in an old fashioned before. (Otherwise, the beers were good and everyone else enjoyed their drinks.)

Food was greasy. The fries were cold and blah. The cheese crostini tasted like cheese whiz on toast. Gross. The burger took 45 minutes to come out.
Not recommended.