Fiddlesticks Pub

I came here with a group of friends this past weekend. I ordered a round of drinks and closed the tab. Just over $100 for 4 drinks because a mandatory 20% gratuity was included in the bill. Annoying, because I prefer to leave a cash tip, but whatever. Because of the mandatory 20% tip included and I paid with card, I did not leave an additional cash tip. The bartender then refused to give me a water because I “had not tipped him cash”. I told him that I had already paid a tip on the bill, and I was told that waters are not given to those that don’t tip. We left immediately, the place is not worth anyone’s time.

All employees are very friendly & all menu items are very tasty. If you’re in the area, definitely stop in & treat yourself to some fresh iced cold glasses of whatever beverage you desire, alcohol or not!!

Sad to come back after all these years $10 pints for a so so selection of beers, it was depressing to sit there and spend 60 bucks to drink in that environment, it single handedly put me off going for a pint

Fiddlestick's Pub is a great spot for those looking for fast service and tasty food. The pub offers a variety of seating options that cater to different group sizes and preferences. The food is satisfying and includes both classic pub fare and more unique options. Fiddlestick's Pub is a solid choice for a casual meal with friends or coworkers.

Traditional old-school pub located in a great area. Can’t say how crowded it gets on nights / weekends, but we came as a group late on a week night and there was plenty of space to have a casual conversation without shouting over each other.

Their old fashioned met expectations for me though we weren’t given waters by default.

Great music but not really a dance bar - they wont allow you to dance - you can only sit by the tables and have a drink. I suggest the management that if they want to be a sit-down bar the music should be less loud and more ambient-music - it was also quite unusual that at 6pm after the pride parade - after serving cold beer, food and have great loud music we wouldn’t dance.

This bar has an old feel to it, and it even seems to relish in this history through old photographs and decor. It also has a relatively modern feel with its music choices and mezcal-infused drinks. It's not a bad place for young people in the West Village.