Heartland Brewery

Nicest staff. Great menu. Awesome beers.
What else can I say? I’d definitely came back.

Really good service! We loved the beer tasting. The food was great and we ordered the Reuben, chicken tenders, taco salad, and pulled pork sandwiches. The food came quick and the server was friendly and accurate. Free cheesecake coupon on Unilocal :)

Didn’t eat. Went in with sober expectations of a brewery next to the Empire State Building. Very well made beers and an outstanding bartender.

Decent brew and food. Chain restaurant feel. Gotta try the veggie burger. Bartender was super friendly and attentive.

Location is great, get a table in the bar section so you can people watch.
Staff was perfect! Everyone was very friendly, helpful, and professional.
Food was just decent, nothing really special, hence minus two stars.
I would come back for the great location, staff, and drinks.

Great food, usually a very friendly staff, and located right at a main bus and subway terminal (Port Authority). For the last 3 months, they’ve also had a free cheesecake check-​in offer on Unilocal.Yum!
Sashimi burger, raw, extra wasabi sauce and ginger slaw. OMG. YUM!

Monday with my colleagues I’ve been trying to find a restaurant that has Beautiful champagne, tequila, martini, and beers. We were going out for a dink tonight. We decide to have it @ Heartland Brewery. its has a beautiful ambiance inside and
beer I’ve ever had was indian river light, almond sunset and a 6 beer on tap. It was refreshing delicious! !we are so happy we stopped by, great people! great customer service!

A wonderful experience with the best customer service I’ve had in NYC, an excellent selection of house brews, and good food. I would recommend the fish and chips to anyone wanting a hot, cooked meal on 42^nd in a quiet environment.

Très bel endroit. Une décoration sympa, très irlandaise vu que c’est un pub. Possibilité de rester au bar ou de manger à table. Le personnel est très à l’écoute et adorable. Les plats sont de très bonne qualité pour un prix raisonnable. Grand choix de bieres qu’on vous fait goûter pour que vous choisissiez. J’y retournerai c’est sûr !

Very good beers, nice crew, good looking place to stay and watching maybe baseball on a Saturday evening. Nice discover!

I’m here at lunch time, sitting at the bar, and it’s not too crowded. Bartender Matt is super friendly, as are the rest of the staff. Got their voyager to sample their brew and they are pretty good. Their taco salad and sweet potato fries are awesome! Some of the best bar food I’ve had in a while.

Seated right away. Went at 12 PM and the place was empty. Not sure why as it was lunch time and we are in Times Square. Had the veggie burger with cheese and mushroom. Was very good. Only caveat — a seltzer is $ 3.50 and somehow my veggie burger with cheese cheese and mushroom and seltzer was $ 26. Kinda pricey for food that was good but standard.

Server was fun, food was great! I would bring others here with me!
Great choices on the Menu, I highly recommend if you are not from NYC the NYC Reuben, not messy toasted perfectly and the cheese cake hit the spot! Can’t wait to go back.

Place is just in the entrance of 8^th ave, on port authority. It’s perfect to have a lunch, dinner, bite or even better a beer which they have good selection.
Menu is large enough to enjoy a good stay. I had a seared tuna burger and was amazing ! They present you with some ginger on top and the mix of everything is like a explosion of flavors.
Stuff is really friendly and quick .
I recommend to stop
Here in case you are around

From Florida ! I think this ones the right location. Got sat right away! (Hostess let me charge my phone:)
I think my servers name was Scott (bald head) I believe, but he was AWSOME
Only stopped for a couple of drinks (raspberry something had beer and alcohol) it was really good not to strong.
Only did apps cause we had other stops the sliders were great and chorizo quesadilla =BOMB
Will be back to try some real entrees
Loved it

Typical bar food. However, I stopped here specifically for the buffalo wings because I’d remember how good they were a few years prior when I ate here. Service was excellent with the waiter Javier. I thought that may have been his stage name (everybody in NY seems to have one) turns out it was his real name. I thought that they closed a little to early for NY standards but I guess being inside Port Authority maybe that’s typical. We were literally kicked out at midnight by the bouncer who was a little rude about it, although he came around about 10 min prior banging on the table to give us our 10 min warning. Yeah he was a little rude about it but whatever. Check in on Unilocal for a free dessert (my cheesecake) which Javier was kind enough to substitute it for the warm apple pie which was delicious.

I stopped by on a whim. Everyone was nice, we were seated right away. Our server was very attentive. The food was okay at best. We all ordered the buffalo style burger, but it didn’t have very much flavor, and it has a lot of watery stuff running off of it, which made it very messy. I would probably come back though just to grab a drink.
BUT they do offer a free cheesecake if you check in on Unilocal.The cheesecake was delicious. I would also get more cheesecake while I’m here.

Oh heartland brewery. There was absolutely no room to sit at the bar. Got seated in a booth and had delicious apricot ale. The atmosphere is very nice. Their fried pickles are delicious but a bit costly for the quantity. I would probably return again if I was in the near by vicinity and have some time to pass– chill relaxed spot, nothing extra special but decent place

Location, location, location. Need a cocktail and a quick bite before catching your bus, Heartland Brewery does the trick.
The hours on their website showed that they were supposed to open 30 minutes earlier on a Sunday. Since this is the place at the PABT to grab a cocktail and some food, not to mention clearly labeled gluten free food, my fiancée and I sat with our faces smudged against the glass of the restaurant until they opened. Admittedly, our fixed attention at the restaurant door was also aimed at avoiding the homeless people wandering about around PABT.
Once we got inside, we ordered cocktails and lunch. I had the steak and frites, which hit the spot. Not a culinary masterpiece, but stopped my hunger pangs (if you want to correct me for not calling them «pains.» Please Google it, sorry to be the one to let you know, but you’ve been saying it wrong your whole life.) My fiancée, insistent on making me jealous, ordered a reuben. It wasn’t a sandwich she would have gone out of her way to get, but just like my lunch, it filled the «void.»
In general, the service was slow, but friendly.
If you go to the bathroom, be sure to get the code from the staff. I’m sure this is to keep non-​customers out of the restrooms. I’ve never been in the restrooms at the bus terminal, but based purely on reputation, I’m sure there’s a reason people opt for restaurant restrooms versus the public ones. I hope to never find out for comparison.
You can’t beat the location and the food does the trick. For the GF community, the clear menu labeling is a great help!

In going to all the breweries in NYC I knew I’d eventually have to go to Heartland. At one point they had 5 locations but between hurricane sandy destroying their South St Seaport area location and rent increases forcing them out of their original Union Square location they’re left with their current line up of spots inside the Empire State Building, Port Authority, and in Times Square. They’re clearly going for the tourist crowds and are willing to pay top dollar for these prime spots, they of course are passing those costs onto you with $ 7.50 pints (their food is no bargain either). Unfortunately they don’t brew anything on premises and the place doesn’t really feel like a brewery. On the plus side all their beer is made in a facility in Brooklyn by now Kelso founder and brewmaster, Kelly Taylor. If you read up on Kelly the man knows beer and has a passion for it so you know the beer at Heartland is his brainchild. Unfortunately most of the beer I recieved here could have been colder and more carbonated, I doubt warmer flat beer wasn’t the ideal serving suggestion for each. I sat at the bar on a Friday afternoon so there was no major complaints about service. I only had one flight ($ 15 – 17) of six 5 oz glasses and no food so I can’t comment on the food.
They have 6 beers always available and 5 – 6 seasonal beers. When I was there two of the beers were out and I passed on a couple other options so I ended up tasting 8 of the choices. My top three favorite were all from the seasonal list (Summertime Apricot Ale, Mother’s Milk Maibock, and Grateful Red lager) which is a bit disappointing that they won’t always be around but then again going to a tourist area and paying $ 7.50 for a pint isn’t in my future plans anyway.

Excellent accueil, Burgers typics, prix plus que raisonnables service impeccable
Je le recommande vivement à tous les adeptes de la cuisine US

I’m a fan of Heartland and was crushed when the location over on 6^th Ave and 52^nd (or was it 51^st?) closed down.
So I had no qualms meeting a buddy here for a quick bite before he had to catch a bus.
I have to say, this is my least favorite location. The waitress was inattentive and it took forever to have order taken and get food. Never was offered a refill on any drinks.
Food-​wise, I had a steak sandwich and it was serviceable, but I should have gone around the corner to Shorty’s for something much better. I did get a cookie icre cream dessert thing and it was really good, so that saved the day for me.
There’s also a long line for the bathroom as people from the bus station want to come in here to use the john. Why wouldn’t they just use the facilities in the bus station? I’m sure they must be clean and safe.