Halloween in New York City is all about costumes, cocktails and making questionable decisions about how many parties can fit into one weekend. Thankfully, The Mean Fiddler in Midtown Manhattan is making spooky season a little more spirited with Halloween-themed cocktails and a $30 bottomless brunch that deserves a spot on your October calendar.
Located at 266 West 47th Street near Times Square, the lively Irish pub is serving its Bottomless Boos special from October 2 through November 1, 2026. Available Friday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., the deal includes 90 minutes of Halloween-themed drinks with the purchase of an entrée per person. Consider it brunch with a boo-tiful twist.
Halloween Cocktails With a Wicked Sense of Humor
The seasonal drinks menu is packed with playful names and festive flavors. The Chuckie combines raspberry vodka, triple sec and pineapple juice, while Vampire’s Kiss brings vodka, raspberry liqueur and lemon juice together for a fruity fright.
Prefer autumn in a glass? The Big Apple After Dark serves up an apple cider margarita, while Twisted Broomstick Frozen Margs and mango or lime Monsteritas keep the party firmly in Halloween territory.
Other options include Boo-linis, Monster Mimosas and the tropical-inspired Just Ghost Them piña colada. There’s even a complimentary round of eyeball shots for the table. Because nothing says Halloween quite like your drink staring back at you.
$30 Bottomless Halloween Brunch in NYC
The $30 special covers 90 minutes of eligible drinks, with beer, seltzers, prosecco and themed cocktails among the options. An entrée purchase is required for each person, and a 20% gratuity is added to bottomless tabs. Valid physical identification and a card are required for every tab.
Where to Celebrate Halloween
Ready to trade pumpkin picking for cocktails? Visit The Mean Fiddler’s official website for event details and reservations.
With festive drinks, lively Midtown energy and a budget-friendly brunch deal, The Mean Fiddler is serving Halloween fun with a side of Irish hospitality. Just remember: the only thing scarier than a vampire is realizing you forgot to book your table.
