Murray Hill is a neighborhood on the east side of midtown Manhattan named for 18th century residents Robert and Mary Murray. In 1999, Manhattan Community Board 6 defined Murray Hill as the part of Manhattan east of Madison Ave. between 34th and 40th St. For this page, we will include venues east of Fifth Ave. between 34th & 42nd St. Points of interest include the Morgan Library & Museum, Scandinavia House, and Grand Central Station. In our continuous efforts to “connect the fun to the fun peopleâ€, we present our MurphGuide Directory of the top bars in Murray Hill:
Murray Hill Bars:
![]() Midtown location of the popular Stone Street Mexican bar & restaurant Mad Dog & Beans ———————– |
The Bars of Murray Hill:
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![]() upscale Irish bar & restaurant near the New York Public Library, featuring a rooftop patio ———————– |
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![]() A pair of elegant steakhouse from the Benjamin restaurant group ———————– |
![]() Friendly Irish pub & restaurant owned by ultra-marathoner Tom McGrath ———————– |
![]() literary inspired garden lounge and terrace on the 14th floor rooftop at The Library Hotel ———————– |
![]() Sports bar & saloon paying tribute to firefighters ———————– |
![]() Cocktail bar & restaurant serving artisanal cocktails and craft beer ———————– |
![]() upscale seafood restaurant with an extensive raw bar ———————– |
![]() the oldest Mexican restaurant in NYC ———————– |
![]() Lively Tex-Mex bar & restaurant known for their margaritas. Texas on the north side (38th St.), Mexico on the south side (37th St.) ———————– |
![]() bi-level gastropub & lounge ———————– |
![]() Whiskey bar featuring fine food, rare spirits, and live jazz nightly ———————– |
![]() seasonal rooftop bar with 360º views of Manhattan’s skyline on the 17th floor at the Pod 39 Hotel ———————– |
![]() restaurant & cocktail bar at the base of the American Coppers Building ———————– |
![]() Karaoke lounge serving Japanese cuisine and featuring private karaoke rooms. ———————– |
![]() Sports bar & neighborhood pub ———————– |
![]() kosher steakhouse featuring French fare cuisine ———————– |
![]() ![]() The Long Hall Pub & Grocery is a traditional Irish pub that provides an authentic Irish experience. ———————– |
![]() ![]() Midtown location of the popular Stone Street Mexican bar & restaurant |
———————–![]() American bistro and international wine bar located in NYC’s Library Hotel. ———————– |
![]() Authentic Japanese restaurant & sake bar specializing in ramen noodles ———————– |
![]() traditional Irish pub ———————– |
![]() Elegant American bar and restaurant ———————– |
![]() restaurant, bistro and cocktail bar across from Grand Central Station under the Park Avenue viaduct, featuring outdoor seating in Pershing Square ———————– |
![]() Peter Dillon’s: 130 E. 40th St. (between Lexington & Third Ave.) (212) 213-3998 Peter Dillon’s: 4 E. 36th St. (between 5th & Madison Ave.) (212) 300-4091 A pair Irish pubs and sports bars ———————– |
![]() subterranean speakeasy located through The Shakespeare Pub at the William Hotel. ———————– |
![]() ![]() Two-level Irish pub and sports bar ———————– |
![]() East side location of the Stout group of bars, a block south of Grand Central Terminal ———————– |
![]() Corner tavern “where everybody knows your name. As long as it’s Ted” featuring 30 tapped craft beers and a specialty Mediterranean tasting menu ———————– |
![]() hotel bar at Westgate New York Grand Central Hotel ———————– |
![]() Thai restaurant & bar ———————– |
![]() Japanese sushi bar & restaurant. “Sea to Table, Japan to New York” ———————- |