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Dorrian's Red Hand American Restaurant ·$$

Established in 1951, Dorrian's Red Hand is a friendly neighborhood sports bar in the Upper East Side locality of New York with a wide selection of local craft beer and delicious pub grubs. Regulars at Dorrian's swear by the place and newcomers fall for the place instantly. The crab cake sliders, poutine fries, buffalo wrap and the spinach and artichoke dip are the some of the most popular dishes on their menu. Dorrian's is much more than just a sports bar and is a great venue for hosting private functions, parties and sports screenings.

Website: dorrians-nyc.com

Phone: (212) 772-6660

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of 2nd Ave and E 84th St

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Open now

  • Wed 11:00 AM - 3:45 AM

1616 2nd Ave New York, NY 10028 ·351.32 mi

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Amenities

  • Accessible
  • Wifi
  • Smoke-free

Reviews

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Kayli L. 10/21/26

his is the cutest bar/restaurant! The atmosphere is so cozy and the drinks and service were amazing. Daniel and Chris the Greek and Keara made the experience and service so much fun and were...

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Marty J. 10/10/26

Epic place , last of the real pubs in ues. They still buy you a beer. Most places in this area now are run by robots. Dorian's jukebox is also amazing. I particularly like Saturdays day and when...

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Rachael P. 07/12/26

Best chicken tenders I've had in a long time. The ambience for the World Cup is also so fun here. We went on a Saturday, we're not looking to stand and sit at table tables. We got there an hour...

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Makayla N. 06/27/26

The bartender decided to take his frustration of being the only bartender out on me. I ordered a whiskey ginger ale, he turned away before I specified the whiskey, I tried to flag him before he...

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Meredith R. 03/13/25

Not many restaurants remain from the 2Oth century when I lived on the upper east side. (Makes me sound ancient, doesn't it?!). My eyes lit up when I saw Dorrian's. While nostalgia lured me in,...

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