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I've been eating at D.J. Reynolds for over a year. The food is palate pleasing to say the least. I am especially fond of the spicy wings. No need to shy away from the non-traditional bar food items either. The broiled trout and pastas are also exellent. I advise dining here during the weeknights, where the calm, relaxing enviroment of the back eating area can be best enjoyed.

A bar thats home from home. I would have to say as part of a group that travelled from Sligo we had a wonderful meal and the athmosphere was great. I personally would like to thank denis for a lovely meal, the kids thoroughly enjoyed it as did the adults especially as they had been shopping and sightseeing ALL day. I hope to get back in the near future and will definitely be calling again. It's a bar not to be missed!

Had dinner here after a show with friends. We were greeted and seated immediately. The food and drinks were very good. Everything we ate was very fresh and good. The selection was vast and I was a little hesitant that it would be as good as I had read, but I was pleasantly surprised. I had the club and the turkey was a roasted breast (not a deli slice)and the bacon was out of this world. I couldn't put it down. The specials are a great value. A+

I visit DJ Reynolds whenever I visit NY on business. The food is excellent. I had the best pork chops ever there once. The atmosphere is warm and homely and I feel like an old friend when ever I return. I have visited many pub restaurants around the world and this in No. 1.

Having read the reviews on the site, this looked like a nice place to eat. The menu in the restaurant didn't match their website or menupages, several items that were appealing were missing. The service was very slow (1 old bartender that we basically had to go out of our way to order from). Not what we were hoping for from our experience.

DJ Reynolds is, by far, the best bar/restaurant in New York City. There IS no unprofessionalism, as suggested by the previous review. Everyone is courteous, from the kitchen staff to the bartenders to the very patrons themselves. Anyone who has a lousy night there brought the lousy attitude in with them and decided to hold fast to it. I work at a bar in the Bronx, and I always refer the customers that I serve there to visit DJs when they're in the City, simply because it truly the hottest undiscovered spot in New York City. Great location for the artsy types (only a few blocks away from Lincoln Center), the college scene (Fordham University's Lincoln Center campus is a mere three blocks up and over), and anyone else who wants a night on the town that they'll never remember. Or forget. Or however that saying about great bars goes.

Around 10pm we went out looking for dinner and came across this little jewel. I've never been a fan of bar food myself, but this place had a bit classier atmosphere than most bars and the food turned out to fabulous! We ordered the Dublin fish & chips, chili and beef stew and they were excellent. Everything was reasonably priced too, especially considering how good it was!