Jeremy's Ale House

Can't rate the food because I didn't have any. I just stopped in for a beer and a Jameson. I got a kick out of the bras on the ceiling, it was different. It was very crowded but I managed to get a seat at the bar. The atmosphere seems like a small step up from a frat party. The price for the Heineken and Jameson wasn't bad for the area but more than I've paid at some other dive bars. It's a cool place to check out at The Seaport especially if you like a lively atmosphere.

Great easy going bar. Very large food menu for the area and all surprisingly reasonably priced. I had the fried chicken sandwich and it was excellent. It had two chicken cutlets slathered in buffalo sauce on really great hero bread. Loved the beer in the soup container. Great spot to grab some simple food and drinks. Will be frequenting more often. But if you want more of a home bar feel with super friendly staff just stick to fish market.

I've been coming here in fits and starts for the last 25 years or so... even when it was at the prior "Mad Max style" location up the road. I never break the bank during my visits and I really have never lingered more than 2 hours, yet my friends and I always have an amazing time here and we end up meeting great people from around the globe. The staff are amazing as well. I actually intend on taking my kids here when they're of age in a few years. A truly original gem.

Stopped into this bar with my partner to catch the last few minutes of a game and unfortunately left pretty disappointed. I ordered two basic mixed drinks and was served massive, 30+ oz cups without any warning about the supersized portions or prices. Perhaps my fault for not noticing the dimly-lit chalkboard prefacing large drinks, but… When I got the $43 bill pre-tip I was shocked. A little heads up from the bartender about the large pours and price points before taking my order would have set expectations properly. While the atmosphere is lively, and the drinks themselves were fine, the lack of transparency around pricing was frustrating. Clear communication and visible pricing could improve the experience. Probably a better spot for beer, as the name suggests - I just hope this constructive feedback will prevent surprises for future patrons.

What a wonderful and classic dive bar. Drinks are strong and cheap for nyc, and the food is honestly really good. We checked it out to pregame for a show at Pier 17 and it was absolutely packed. Sounded like they usually didn't get quite as packed but it was still a good time.. Highly recommend if you are in the area or coming to down for a show on the (epic) Pier 17.

First off let me say this. The prices were awesome when you look through the glass door. Upon entering, I seen a rat run past my foot. No worries I figured this is the streets so it must’ve been coming from somewhere being that water is nearby and everywhere. I have to go on inside and sit down. I went inside the bathroom and went and sit down in the back. I thought I saw something run again and I said maybe this is a rat. So I asked my girlfriend did she see that and she said she didn’t see anything. So I thought it was just my mind playing tricks on me. I proceeded to place my order for the chicken sandwich and fries and ordered two beers. Our beers came out in about 10 minutes which was fine. But it was flat. It tasted like it was just sitting there on top for a while. When the chicken sandwich came out while I’m eating it. I noticed a rat run right past my foot and that’s what did it for me. I called over the manager whose name was Justin not only was he sarcastic he lied. He seem very racist and suggested we go somewhere else if we didn’t like where we was at. That did it. We got up and left and we didn’t even pay the bill. Don’t ever go hair if you are of color. They are racial, especially Justin the manager they need to get rid of him.