Stout NYC: The Midtown Sports Pub Group With a Real Happy Hour
Stout NYC is a four-location Manhattan pub group built around the realities of midtown life: long workdays, big games, late trains, and the kind of crowd that needs somewhere to land before, during, or after all three. Each location sits within a block of a major transit or commuter hub — Penn Station, Grand Central, Bryant Park/Times Square, and the Financial District — which is why it’s one of the most reliable bets for a post-work drink that doesn’t require a 20-minute walk in either direction.
The brand leans hard into pub food and big-game energy: Wisconsin-style thin-crust pizza, mini burgers, oysters by the half dozen, dozens of drafts, and a specialty cocktail list. The FiDi location runs a real, posted happy hour; Bryant Park has a 10-foot projector and 29 TVs. If you’re looking for somewhere to drink with eight coworkers on a Thursday, it’s exactly it.
The Happy Hour
The most concrete deal lives at the Financial District location. Mon–Fri 4–8pm at Stout FiDi (90 John St):
- $13 specialty cocktails — the same menu as all four locations — Stout Old Fashioned, Lucky Cat, the 12th Man — versus $17–$18 otherwise
- $25 beer buckets · $45 beer towers — built for a group
- The other three locations (Penn, Grand Central, Bryant Park) don’t post set happy hour menus — most run rotating beer specials, especially around MSG events.
The Locations
Food
The menu is the same across all four spots. The hits: Stout Mini Burgers ($18), Wisconsin-style thin-crust pizza (small $15 / large $21 — Hot Honey Pepperoni and Cheese Burger Pizza are the signatures), East Coast oysters ($16 half dozen / $32 dozen), the Über Bavarian Pretzel ($14), the Stout Burger ($19), and tacos ($17–$18). The draft list runs 20+ taps — Brooklyn Brewery, Allagash, Guinness, Lagunitas, Ommegang — plus a real non-alcoholic section.
The Room
Lots of TVs, lots of bar seating, and a layout built to absorb a big work happy hour without anyone getting weird about it. Bryant Park is the game-watching room (29 TVs, 10-foot projector); Penn is the MSG pre-game spot; Grand Central is the pre-train stop; FiDi is the happy-hour location with weekend bottomless brunch. If you’re looking for vibe-y or quiet, this isn’t it — if you need somewhere for eight coworkers on a Thursday, it’s exactly it.
Who Stout NYC Is For
| Occasion | Why It Works |
|---|---|
| After-work drinks (FiDi) | Real 4–8pm happy hour with $13 cocktails — rare for the neighborhood |
| Pre-MSG (Knicks, Rangers, concerts) | The Penn location is two blocks away and opens early on event nights |
| Watching a game | Bryant Park’s 29 TVs and 10-foot projector handle UFC, F1 and NFL Sundays |
| Big group / private event | Every location does private events with buyout packages and trays for 10+ |
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Stout NYC FAQ
Does Stout NYC have a happy hour?
Yes — the posted one is at the FiDi location (90 John St), Monday–Friday 4–8pm: $13 specialty cocktails, $25 beer buckets, $45 beer towers. The Penn, Grand Central and Bryant Park locations run rotating specials; ask the bartender.
Where is Stout NYC?
Four Manhattan locations: Penn Station (215 W 35th St), FiDi (90 John St), Grand Central (60 E 41st St), and Bryant Park (109 W 39th St) — each within a block of a major transit hub.
Which Stout is best for watching a game?
The Bryant Park location (109 W 39th St) — a 10-foot projector and 29 TVs make it the one for UFC, F1 or NFL Sundays.
What are the hours?
By location — the Penn flagship runs Sun–Tue to 1am and Wed–Sat to 2am, and opens early on MSG event nights. Check stoutnyc.com for each location’s hours.
Happy hour (FiDi location) last verified June 2026. Deals and hours vary by location — confirm with Stout NYC before visiting for a specific deal.