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  • UPDATE: Now the latest is that the acclaimed Irish Bar" discontinued their well established "Irish Wednesday " specials. Gone are the Guinness & Jameson specials. Surprise to all the long time regulars. Hooley has officially "jumped the shark". No wonder patronage is scare in the evenings. Might as well close at 8 pm since only the day time crowd seems to matter anymore. As for $6 Guinness drafts, those can be found anywhere and you actually get them in Guinness glassware at other establishments. No need to come to Hooley for that. Now, there are still some nice staff here but the price points really equate to a less desirable experience. This used to be one of my favorite sipping posts but I don't so many kinds words as of late. It's hard to argue that it is a better place or experience from what it was in year one. The only constant is that is the head scratching changes. When the Brooklyn location opened in 2014 there was so much more to love about the place. They were open to 0230 every night and offered great, friendly service & prices. They tried different entertainment such as open mic Mondays. They formerly had one of the best perk programs around. Now even that is half of what it used to be. Plus the prices have soared. The few specials they had are all but gone. They rarely offer new draft selections. And the live entertainment is all but extinct. There's not much incentive for stopping by at 10 pm on a Friday or after 7 pm most days. It seems like they bank on St. Paddy's Day and football Sundays to carry them through the year. Why not do more to draw people in all year round? What happened to the regular Friday/Saturday bands? Overall, Hooley Brooklyn lacks an identity and direction. It doesn't even seem like an Irish bar most days. The last time they played Irish music was probably March 17. But, they sure like to play plenty of pop/dance music. By the way, what kind of Irish bar doesn't offer Harp on draft? They can't even pour a true half and half draft! Brooklyn is the only Hooley, out of the 4 locations, that doesn't offer Harp on draft. And what's the allure of the roof top inflatables? That doesn't seem to draw more people in. Maybe the increased prices go to pay for the increased placement of inflatables!
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