Since I'm not here for the nightly meat market, I am here for the decent selection of food. The burgers are filling, overflowing and overwhelming the buns. Tots and cheese should be on your drunk food lists. Like the rest of this mini chain, this bar is low on frills but a solid dive-y spot.
Review Source:The stumble inn is known as a college bar, which it may be, but the crowd is always fun and the drink specials are always great..which is NOT the case in many NYC bars. The food can hold its own as well..tried the buffalo chicken quesadillas today which were BRILLIANT. I'm into it and recommend it.
Review Source:When I recently move to the UES, I tried this spot and at the first sight I will never have thought to come back there. But after exploring many options in the area I came back. Sadly or not, Stumble Inn never disappoints you and I always have fun; which is very surprising for a guy who prefers going to lounges/clubs rather than bars.
That being said, you need to put things in perspective and realize where you are walking into. This is a sports bar, the crowd is on the young side like 21-30 (maybe more 21-250 even), drinks are the cheapest of NYC (with many specials all week) and overall the clientele is always cool and fun. Great thing about it is that there are always people in there, even on a quiet Monday night, you are sure to have fun. Even if it is a bit more slow, the beer pong table will spice things up and help you meet new people.
I have never try the food though and I wish they would take down some tables at night to get more people standing instead to being seated. Just my 2 cents ;)
I realize this gem was popular when i hear people from all over the city and even jersey are coming here...
There's really not much to say about this bar. It's extremely cheap-which is a huge plus in my book-I can't complain about the service, and the bathrooms are clean. It's one of those "sports" bars which plays deafening music over whatever game happens to playing on the multiple television sets, but there's nothing that can be done about that.
I didn't try any of the food, but my friends seemed pleased with the chicken wings they ordered. The total check-for four people, mind you-came out to twenty dollars without a tip! This place is perfect for those of you on a low budget. Â I'd definitely drop in again if I was in the neighborhood.
This place is great for the weekdays when you have a day off amd dont want to spend too much money. 2 dollar draft beers on wednesday amd beerpong steals my heart. The food here isnt bad either. Its a very mixed crowd (although it has its share of yuppies and lightweight business men).
Pros: cheap drinks and great specials. Cool people. Decent food.
Cons: yuppie central. Can get crowded.
I have been here a few times. I came in famished after a great workout, I decided to reward myself with  lunch and a beer.HA I placed my order with Leonne and she asked me if I wanted to start a tab or pay now. I stated that the beer and wrap was all I wanted. When is it accustom to give your payment prior to even receiving food? (I thought this to myself) After I said I only wanted the beer and the wrap she snapped at me and said do we have a problem? I then cancelled my order and was about to leave but it was so hot I decided to sit in the other area. I refuse to deal with this place again, there isn't a shortage of watering holes. I don't take well to attitudes either. Ashley was my waitress when I moved it was a much better experience. It wasn't busy though the other times I had been there it was early afternoon.
Review Source:Like it's other branches, this spot is great anytime during the week because of it's every day specials. It's a great place to come during the week whether it be with a few coworkers or even a large group of friends. This establishment doesn't really have anything unique from the other branches in terms of drink specials. However, it does have a private party space called The East Wing. This is great for special occasions such as birthdays or office parties. The main room itself is just a big space and a long bar, with a slight patio type area on the side for additional seating. Overall, it's a great place to go to considering drink prices, especially in the expensive area of the Upper East Side.
Review Source:The name says it all - you stumble in for whatever you want, and eventually end up stumbling out.
The best specials, weekly, are before 7pm. I haven't gone on Thursday-Sunday simply because it gets a little too juvenile for me (the bouncers check IDs like they check out the opposite sex - one quick look for everyone).
Either way, this place is great if you want to meet a friend and grab a quick drink, or if you want to stay a while and watch the game. They even turn on the bar music when commercials come on. Bartenders are all quick and make strong drinks. Beer pong tables are also set up in the back.
Haven't tried the food, but that's because I'm a terrible bar-food eater and have purposely stopped myself from ordering and eating way too much when I'm there.
Bottom line, if you can handle the younger crowd, you'd enjoy this place.
The Stumble Inn is that bar you go to for two reasons: happy hour and/or a night when you want to stumble in and hardly make your way out. With its great location and reasonable prices, you can usually count on a good night here.
I typically come here for happy hour after work, and their deals are some of the best in the area. I know that I won't be breaking the bank just to get a beer. The staff isn't the greatest, though. The bartender who was there the last time I went legit told us that she wouldn't serve us, that she preferred us walking to the bar. Totally understandable, but it seemed very dismissive. Coming here on a weekend night can be crazy, but it's usually a great time. They have beer pong tables in the back, so make sure you sign-up for a fun game with strangers before you leave for the night! During the school year, be weary about the population here; it can be a LOT of college kids!
The UES equivalent of our side's very own Jake's Dilemma and Gin Mill, The Stumble Inn didn't disappoint. Or exceed expectations. It was, as the others are, exactly what I thought I was getting into. Which isn't necessarily a bad, if you're in the mood.
Very college-like, with a clientele that's only a year or two removed from it (if that). Being a year out of college myself, I was fairly at home. I was definitely impressed by the crowd The Stumble Inn managed to draw on a Wednesday night; it was ladies night and, contrary to so many other places advertizing the same, The Stumble Inn actually did manage to draw a big crowd of women. Good for them. The drinks yesterday were incredibly cheap - all beers for $2. I don't know if the price was due to a female member of our group ordering, but regardless of the reason it's hard to beat those prices. Try the house amber, its surprisingly good.
The Stumble Inn has fairly standard sports bar decor, with a few booths and high top tables surrounded by TVs playing sports. There were a few games of beer pong happening in the back which is fairly standard for this chain. Ultimately, I had a fairly good time at The Stumble Inn.
This bar just screams douchey frat boys.
I've only been to the bar so i can not judge the food.
As soon as i walked into the bar i knew there was going to be at least one drunken idiot to spill some of his drink on me. The drunk guys were sloshing around like they didnt know their own perimeters.
I mean the drinks are cheap, I had a 6 dollar mixed drink which im never mad about and the music was pretty bitchen but i just wasnt feeling the crowd.
The bouncers were nice and u could tell they were just waiting for a frat boy to step out of line so they could toss them. Oh and Its also a sausage fest in there
if you would like to practice on your game, then stumble on in here because it is a bar filled with young amateurs. on of the worst frat-boy type bars in manhattan hands down. and the qualiy of people? highly questionable. it is a good place to people watch... look at the drunk 20 somethings hitting on each other all night and not close. the frat boys who obviously have their beer goggles on talking to very unattractive drunk females. guys trying to emasculate each other with beer pong in one corner.. drunken make outs sprinkled across the bar.
its quite entertaining. but maybe not waste your money drinking here unless they have an open bar or are offering dollar beers or something more lucrative!
Went here with a group of friends after work to play beer pong!! Â It was fun, had a great time! They only have 2 tables and they are kind of close to each other. Â The stools weren't that bad either, barely enough cushion though. Â I do agree with some other reviewers that it's like a college place. Â Can definitely be a sausage fest.
We didn't try any of the foods but it looked alright. Â It's nice to see that they have tons of deals. Â
It is a big place and they do card people before they let you in.
That's all for now until I get to spend more time there.
"I want to go to the Stumble Inn," I pleaded. "I've heard that they serve a 'Stuffed Burger' there."
"Okay," he complied. "I'll meet you there after work."
After our meal, he asked what I thought.
"It's alright. The burger is fried, not grilled, and there's no seasoning," I said, glancing around and taking in a game of beer pong nearby. "I guess it would taste good if I was drunk at 2 in the morning."
Apparently, this place is not my demographic.
I'll do a Burger Rating first:
I can't give this spot a true rating due to the fact that the drink specials completely skew my burger rating. I was drunk enough to be dancing by myself and hitting on that one girl that bummed a cig off of me despite her boyfriend continuing to walk past her while we flirted on the street, good times (until I got a parking ticket).
Anyway, so stuffed burger. Pretty straightforward.
You got cheese, you got meat.
Be unconventional and surround the cheese with meat, rather than the other way around.
Here's the thing, there's something nostalgic that reminds you of home and younger days of your mom making meatloaf about that concept. You have meat, and as soon as you bite it something oozes out, be that an egg/cheese/peppers etc, it's a surprise!
So anyway, the burger was dope, definitely a hangover killer, but quite literally, it's just a very good burger backwards, not particularly special in any way other than that it is reversed.
The bar:
Great sports bar, TVs everywhere, there were promoters the night I went, I got a free pair of headphones and I could watch soccer, which is always a plus.
Definitely worth it for the drinks specials.
When I was here there were a group of dudes with lots of product in their hair singing along to every song that blasted out of the speakers that competed with the loud chatter. They sang Rihanna, Drake, Kesha, and finally when Gangnam Style came on, they whooped it up.
And of course, a couple of those dudes eyeballed us, my Asian brother and I, and tried to corral us with his invisible dancing lasso and then apologized because he is, in fact, not racist.
*Sigh*
The bucket of Bud Light was cheap, at least.
So bad it's good. Full of drunks, bros, and privileged waspy males from the UES. However, I've also met some really chill people here--most are from the neighborhood. FYI, the ratio of men to women is about 10:1.
They do have great happy hours, and I've gotten buckets for $11.
Like everyone else says, it's best to arrive buzzed if not already drunk, and don't leave your drink unattended...
This place was amazing when it was Mo's Caribbean.
When it changed over to Stumble Inn, we went a few times and it just didn't feel the same. Â
Mo's had great looking bartenders and felt a little brighter than Stumble Inn (seems really dark in there). Â Not my favorite place anymore....BUT They have amazing Chicken Fingers and cheap drinks.
It's a great neighborhood place! Great bar!
The Stumble Inn is a thoroughly grimey experience, the type of thing that you'd expect Kesha to write a song about. Â It's a perpetual college party, with beer pong and bros galore.
It's just not a good experience unless you show up there drunk, and have committed to it being a sloppy night. Â On the plus side, it's dirt-cheap.
It boggles my mind that I waited so long to review this place.
Unfortunately, I've been here more times than I can count on two, three, or four hands (blame living so close). Â Stumble Inn is your average post-undergrad fratastic haven, complete with plaid douche-baggery, scantily clad female bartenders, and scantily-clad females in general. Â
The crowd definitely irks me, but yet it's like the Twilight movies...as bad as it is, you cave in and go anyway. Â
I only give this place 3 stars because, to be honest, I've never had a really, really crappy time here. Â It's big enough to go with friends, the drinks are cheap, and sometimes people watching/getting hit on by randoms has its amusing moments.
Best advice for this place: don't go here sober, and shower after you leave.
I've been here a few times for a Sunday Funday and really have no complaints. Â The bar is quite large and usually packed with lots of football fans. Â The crowd is mixed on Sundays, but I would say that in general it's a pretty fratty youngster crowd.
Decent amount of beers on tap and everything is pretty cheap. Â Standard pub menu which yummy, greasy tater tots.
Can't really go wrong if you're looking for a place to watch a football game with lots of enthusiastic and loud fans (it's seriously so loud in here you can't hear anything but the game).
I happened to "Stumble Inn" here this past weekend with a couple of friends. It's a huge sports bar in the Upper East side where you can come get drinks at a decent price & play beer pong.
We ended up getting a couple of pitchers and playing beer pong in the tables towards the back of the bar. I didn't try any of the food, which is a must when I go back. You'll find all kinds of folk in this bar, which is always nice.
I'll be making another trip over to this establishment sometime soon.
They should call this place The Stumble Out because that is what those awesome drink specials will have you doing. $1 drafts...can you beat that? My brother and I stopped in here two weeks ago on a Thursday night, mainly because the kitchen was open past midnight. The special that night was $13 buckets of domestics; mainly Bud and Miller. Not the options my brother and I choose, but it was certainly a crowd favorite. You can tell by the all the young people stumbling out.
Since I was there mainly for the food, I had to get one of those stuffed burgers. I went with the stuffed bacon cheese burger. The food was okay but It was a great way to satisfy my taste buds, and the void in my stomach needed to soak up the liquor I was getting ready to ingest. Our waitress was pretty awesome!! She had to deal with a group of drunk, young people all night sucking down those beverage specials.
If you are ever in the upper east side of the Manhattan and you are not looking to pay those NYC prices, walk, run, or stumble into the Stumble Inn.
The Stumble is great for  REALLY cheap drinks during the week, or a low key weekend night. It has that frat house smell, but since the drinks are so cheap, most people are so drunk they don't notice it.
Their food is okay. The buffalo chicken nachos are terrible, but the regular nachos are decent as are the tater tots. The stuffed burgers are probably their best item, but after about 5 bites you're full -- but will feel the need to eat more--- and probably be sorry you did.
It is always packed with a relatively good looking crowd of young 20 something dudes and has a beer pong table in the back (I never played in college so I'm not about to start now -- but people seem to enjoy it).
THIS IS PLACE JUST PISSES ME OFF!!
So i went here with my friends one night and got a few drinks. I left and went home after a pretty lame night cause we went to this place. I get home and find out my credit card is missing. So im freaking out and remembered maybe its still at the stumble inn since i used my card to buy the drinks. I called the stumble inn immediately and asked them if they had my card and i gave them my last name and the guy i was talking to "leaves" for like 5 seconds then comes back and says he does not have my card!! which leads me to freaking out so i ask him if he is sure my card isnt there which he confirms. So i go crazy and automatically start calling my bank to block the card then i decide to go back to the stumble inn and ask the bartender myself if he has my card to which he did. screw you stumble inn for making my night even worse and making me block my card when i didnt have to!!
I must admit that they do deserve one star since their stuffed burgers are pretty good.
Literally stumbled in on a Sunday evening after an outdoor soccer game to cool off with a couple of cold brewskis (which later turned into pickle back shots, jager bombs, car bombs, this list goes on). Such a college bar with places for flip cup and beer pong in that back, but I loved it anyway. Exact replicas of its sister bars Down the Hatch and 3 Sheets to the Wind
Music was all new pop music, and at the moment, I will NEVER get sick of the onedirection song "what makes you beautiful" brings me back to my old *NSYNC days crushin on JT. But I digress.
Great spot if you have any desire to casually drink and ok with losing a little bit of dignity on a school night.
Only had drinks here before wanting to get the hell out.
Watery mixed drinks + blaring music and- living up to it's name- the atmosphere was just a rowdy frat party with some horrible looking food.
Really- these chains bars are not selling it in NYC. This is just one of their other disappointing locations right along with Jake's Dilemma, Off The Wagon and The 13th Step...
Just find a better place- any dive bar will be better.
It's exactly what it sounds like a place called Stumble Inn should be. Maybe even stumble out would be more appropriate. Total bro bar complete with suits and random college kids.
BUT the drink specials, oh the drink specials. Wednesdays are $2 pints for lady's night and Tuesday is $4 you call its! Oh and Monday night? $1 domestic pints. I actually do prefer their downtown counterpart Down the Hatch but when you're uptown and you're trying to get sloppy with some bros head here for a packed bar with cheap beverages.
They do have a full menu of cheap bar food as well, extra greasy that hits the spot paired with $1 beers.
Last time I was there for lady's night it was like a straight hook up place, everywhere I looked left and right people were pairing up and getting dirty right at the bar- pretty intense, but if that's what you're into!
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