New York City has a vast collection of Irish pubs, where you are sure to find a friendly face, a healthy pint, and the hospitality for which the Irish are famous. In our continuous efforts to “connect the fun to the fun people”, here is our MurphGuide Directory of Irish pubs NYC.
– slainte, Murph
MurphGuide Directory of Irish Pubs in Manhattan
Lower Manhattan
 Blarney Stone: 11 Trinity Pl. (between Morris & Rector St.) New York, NY (212) 269-4988Irish pub family owned & operated since 1968 ——————————– |
 Broadstone: 88 Broad St. (S. William St.) New York, NY (646) 951-3044Three level bar & restaurant from the Pig & Whistle Group. ——————————– |
| The Dead Rabbit: 30 Water St. (between Broad St. & Coenties Slip) New York, NY (646) 422-7906 Multi-award winning Irish pub and cocktail bar. Winner of the world’s best bar title in 2016 by “The World’s 50 Best Bars” annual list. ——————————– |
| The Full Shilling: 160 Pearl St. (Wall St.) New York, NY (212) 422-FULL Irish restaurant & bar with one hundred year-old interior bar shipped directly from a pub in Belfast ——————————– |
| The Irish American: 17 John St. (between Broadway & Nassau St.) New York, NY (212) 349-4659 Combination Irish pub and old-school American Tavern ——————————– |
| The Irish Punt: 40 Exchange Place (William St.) New York, NY (212) 422-7868 Irish pub close to the NY Stock Exchange——————————– |
| O’Hara’s Restaurant & Pub: 120 Cedar St. (2nd Floor) Greenwich St. New York, NY (212) 267-3032 Traditional Irish pub & restaurant since 1983 ——————————– |
The Porterhouse Brewing Co. at Fraunces Tavern 54 Pearl St. (Broad St.) New York, NY (212) 968-1776 FrauncesTavern.com ——————————– |
| Ryan Maguire’s Ale House: 28 Cliff St. (between Fulton St. & John St.) New York, NY (212) 566-6906 Irish restaurant & sports bar ——————————– |
 Stout FiDi: 90 John St. (Cliff St.) New York, NY (212) 240-9122StoutNYC.com Financial District location of the popular Irish pub. ——————————– |
| T J Byrnes: 77 Fulton St. (Gold St.) New York, NY (212) 406-4551 Irish pub within the residential towers of Southbridge. ——————————– |
| Trinity Place: 115 Broadway (entrance on Cedar St.) New York, NY (212) 964-0939 Irish bar & restaurant built in a former basement bank vault in the historic Trinity Building ——————————– |
| Ulysses’: 58 Stone St. / 95 Pearl St. (Hanover Square) New York, NY (212) 482-0400 Named after the famous Irish novel written by James Joyce. Live music on Saturday nights. |
East Village:
| Bull McCabe’s: 29 St. Mark’s Place (between Second & Third Ave.) New York, NY (212) 982-9895 Irish pub with a pool table & sidewalk seating ——————————– |
| Dorian Gray: 205 E. 4th St. (between Avenue A & B) New York, NY. (212) 979-0900 Literary-themed Irish pub opened by the great-grandnephew of Oscar Wilde ——————————– |
| 11th St. Bar: 510 E. 11th St. (between Ave. A & Ave. B) New York, NY. (212) 982-3929 Neighborhood Irish pub with live music Sunday through Thursday ——————————– |
| The Grafton: 126 First Ave. (between 7th St. & St. Mark’s Pl.) New York, NY (212) 228-8580. Neighborhood Irish pub & sports bar ——————————– |
| Mary O’s: 32 Avenue A (between 2nd & 3rd St.) New York, NY (212) 505-5610 Cozy Irish pub & restaurant ——————————– |
| McSorley’s Old Ale House: 15 E. 7th St. (between Second & Third Ave.) New York, NY (212) 473-9148 Historic NYC ale house serving dark & light ale since 1954 (or thereabouts) ——————————– |
| O’Hanlon’s Bar: 349 E. 14th St. (between First & Second Ave.) New York, NY (212) 473-5542 Neighborhood Irish pub and sports bar featuring pool and darts ——————————– |
| One and One: 76 E. 1st St. (First Ave.) New York, NY (212) 260-9950 Corner bar located at the “Nexus of the Universe” (1st & 1st) ——————————– |
 Slainte: 304 Bowery (between Bleecker & Houston St.) New York, NY (212) 253-7030Casual neighborhood Irish pub and sports bar featuring craft beer ——————————– |
| Swift Hibernian Lounge: 34 E. 4th St. (between Bowery & Lafayette) New York, NY. (212) 260-3600 Cozy Irish pub paying homage to Jonathan Swift. Irish seisiun every Tuesday night ——————————– |
| The Scratcher: 209 E. 5th St. (between Second Ave. & Bowery) New York, NY (212) 477-0030 Cozy East Village Irish pub featuring live music on Sunday nights: The Scratcher Sessions ——————————– |
| Solas: 232 E. 9th St. (between Second & Third Ave.)New York, NY (212) 375-0297 Irish pub with an East Village vibe |
Greenwich Village:
| Fiddlesticks: 56 Greenwich Ave. (between 6th & 7th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 463-0516 Irish pub and sports grill with a pool table ——————————– |
| The Four Faced Liar: 165 W. 4th St. (between 6th & 7th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 366 0608 Casual ‘downtown Irish’ pub for Irish ex-pats and West Village locals ——————————– |
| Galway Hooker: 133 Seventh Ave. S. (between Charles & W. 10th St.) New York, NY (212) 675-6220 Multi-level Irish pub named for a traditional sailing boat that is indigenous to Galway Bay off the coast of Ireland ——————————– |
| Grace’s: 252 W. 14th St. (between 7th & 8th Ave.) New York, NY. (646) 870-0333 Traditional Irish pub ——————————– |
| The Half Pint: 76 W. 3rd St. (Thompson St.) New York, NY (212) 260-1088 craft beer bar in the heart of Greenwich Village featuring 24 drafts & over 200 beers from around the world ——————————– |
| Hudson Hound: 575 Hudson St. (between 11th & Bank St.) New York, NY (646) 638-2900 Modern Irish gastropub ——————————– |
| McKenna’s: 250 W. 14th St. (between 7th & 8th Ave.) (212) 255-2889 Family run Irish pub since 1932 ——————————– |
| Triona’s: 237 Sullivan St. (between Bleecker & W. 3rd St.) New York, NY (212) 982-5222 Irish pub and sports bar |
Lower East Side
| Donnybrook: 37-39 Clinton St. (Stanton St.) New York, NY (212) 228-7733 “Home to lively debate & raucous revelry” ——————————– |
| Iggy’s Keltic Lounge: 132 Ludlow St. (between Stanton & Rivington St.) New York, NY (212) 529-2731 Irish pub and rock & roll dive bar ——————————– |
| Local 138: 138 Ludlow St. (between Stanton & Rivington St.) New York, NY (212) 477-0280 Cozy neighborhood pub |
Chelsea:
[west side, between 14th & 30th St.]
| Crompton Ale House: 159 W. 26th St. (between Sixth & Seventh Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 658-0089Irish pub and sports bar ——————————– |
| Flannery’s: 205 W. 14th St. (between 7th & 8th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 229-2122 Irish pub & sports bar. ——————————– |
| Jake’s Saloon: 206 W. 23rd St. (7th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 337-3100 Second location of the Irish bar & grill ——————————– |
| Maggie Reilly’s: 340 Ninth Ave. (between 29th & 30th St.) New York, NY (646) 476-3209 Irish pub & restaurant ——————————– |
| Mustang Harry’s: 354 Seventh Ave. (between 29th & 30th St.) New York, NY (212) 268-8930 One of NYC’s premier sports bars, a few blocks from Madison Square Garden ——————————– |
| Peter McManus Bar & Grill: 152 Seventh Ave. (19th St.) New York, NY (212) 929-9691 Neighborhood Irish American bar & grill, family owned for 4 generations ——————————– |
| The Storehouse: 757 Sixth Ave. (between 25th & 26th St.) New York, NY (646)-476-6276 re-located from W. 23rd St., providing the authentic Irish pub experience ——————————– |
| Triple Crown Ale House: 330 Seventh Ave. (between 28th & 29th St.) New York, NY (212) 736-1575 Irish pub & sports bar near MSG featuring 25 high- def TVs and a big screen |
Gramercy / East 20s:
east side, between E. 14th & E. 29th St.
| The Abbey Tavern: 354 Third Ave. (26th St.) New York, NY. (212) 696-1011 Irish pub and sports bar, show all major sports packages, including NFL, UFC, Premiere League soccer ——————————– |
| Failte Irish Whiskey Bar: 531 Second Ave. (between 29th & 30th St.) New York, NY. (212) 725-9440 Irish pub specializing in Irish whiskey. Failte is Irish for welcome. ——————————– |
| Fitzgerald’s Pub: 336 Third Ave. (between 24th & 25th St.) New York, NY. (212) 679-6931 local NYC neighborhood Irish pub & sports bar since 1992 ——————————– |
 Gramercy Ale House: 272 Third Ave. (between 21st & 22nd St.) New York, NY. (212) 260-1129Irish pub & American sports bar ——————————– |
| John Devoy’s Bar & Kitchen: 377 Park Ave. South (between 26th & 27th St.) (646) 678-4619 Irish bar & restaurant with an extensive selection of craft cocktails, curated wines, and artisanal beers ——————————– |
| McSwiggan’s: 393 Second Ave. (23rd St.) New York, NY. (212) 725-8740 Irish pub & sports bar with pool, darts, beer pong ——————————– |
| Molly’s Pub & Shebeen: 287 Third Ave. (between 22nd & 23rd St.) New York, NY. (212) 889-3361 classic Irish pub with a log burning fireplace ——————————– |
| Paddy Reilly’s Music Bar: 519 Second Ave. (29th St.) New York, NY. (212) 686-1210 Traditional Irish pub featuring live music seven nights a week. Note: As of April 2023, Paddy Reilly’s is under new ownership and is temporarily closed for renovation.——————————– |
| Paddy Maguire’s Ale House: 237 Third Ave. (between 19th & 20th St.) New York, NY. (212) 473-8407 Gramercy neighborhood Irish pub & ale house with two regulation pool tables ——————————– |
| Shades of Green: 125 E. 15th St. (between Third Ave. & Irving Pl.) New York, NY. (212) 674-1394 traditional Irish pub near Iriving Plaza ——————————– |
East 30s:
| The Black Sheep: 583 Third Ave. (between 38th & 39th St.) New York, NY. (212) 599-3476 ——————————– |
 The Long Hall58 E. 34th St. (between 5th & Madison Ave.) New York, NY. (646) 455-0777 TheLongHallNYC.com ——————————– |
| Peter Dillon’s: 4 E. 36th St. (between 5th & Madison Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 300-4091 ——————————– |
 Slattery’s Midtown Pub8 E. 36th St. (between Madison & Fifth Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 683-6444 SlatterysMidtownPub.com |
West 30s:
| Blaggards: 8 W. 38th St. (between 5th & 6th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 382-2611 Large Irish pub & restaurant in midtown ——————————– |
| Blarney Stone: 410 Eighth Ave. (between 30th & 31st St.) New York, NY (212) 594-5100 Sports bar & neighborhood dive. One of the last remaining Blarney Stones in NYC ——————————– |
| Carragher’s Bar: 17 John St. (between Broadway & Nassau St.) New York, NY. (646) 414-6223 NYC Irish pub dedicated to Liverpool UK. ——————————– |
| Feile: 131 W. 33rd St. (between 6th & 7th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 695-1122 Irish pub & restaurant near Madison Square Garden. Feile is Irish for festival ——————————– |
| Gabby O’Hara’s: 123 W. 39th St. (between Sixth Ave. & Broadway New York, NY (212) 278-8984 Irish restaurant & pub ——————————– |
| Jack Demsey’s: 36 W. 33rd St. (between 5th Ave. & Broadway) New York, NY (212) 629-9899 Irish restaurant & pub offering American cuisine with a touch of Irish & English flavor. Home of the Manhattan No. 1 Celtic Supporter’s Club. ——————————– |
 Jack Doyle’s230 W. 35th St. (between 7th & 8th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 268-1255 JackDoylesNYC.com Irish American sports pub named for the Irish-American baseball player Jack Doyle |
 John Sullivan’s: 210 W. 35th St. (between 7th & 8th Ave.) New York, NY (646) 362-2511Irish pub, sports bar and grill near Madison Square Garden |
| ——————————–Molly Wee Pub: 402 Eighth Ave. (30th St.) New York, NY (212) 967-2627 Irish pub & restaurant named for Mullagh Bui, Irish for “yellow hill” ——————————– |
| O’Reilly’s Bar & Kitchen: 21 W. 35th St. (between Fifth & Sixth Ave.) New York, NY (212) 502-5246 [closed for renovation] ——————————– |
| Pig n Whistle: 202 W. 36th St. (between 7th & 8th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 239-4820 Irish pub & restaurant. New York’s premier venue for rugby viewing. ——————————– |
 The Playwright27 W. 35th St. (between 5th & 6th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 268-8868 PlaywrightIrishPubNYC.com Irish pub & sports bar featuring 54 large screen HDTV screens on two floors ——————————– |
| Scallywags: 508 Ninth Ave. (between 38th & 39th St.) New York, NY (646) 490-4803 Irish pub & restaurant with live music every night ——————————– |
| Stout: 133 W. 33rd St. (between Sixth & Seventh Ave.) New York, NY (212) 629-6191 One of NYC’s largest Irish pubs. ——————————– |
| Tir na nOg: 254 W. 31st St. (between Seventh & Eighth Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 630-0249 ——————————– |
East 40s:
| Annie Moore’s: 22 E. 41st St. (between Fifth & Madison Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 986-7826 upscale Irish bar & eestaurant near the New York Public Library, featuring a rooftop patio ——————————– |
| Blackwell’s Pub: 150 E. 47th St. (between Lexington & Third Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 661-7890 Irish and American pub and restaurant named after Blackwell’s Island, now Roosevelt Island. ——————————– |
| Connolly’s Pub: 14 E. 47th St. (between Fifth & Madison Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 867-3767 large 2-story Irish pub & restaurant ——————————– |
| Jameson’s Bar & Kitchen: 920 Second Ave. (between 48th & 49th St.) New York, NY. (646) 368-9747 Irish bar & kitchen re-opened in new location in 2023 after over 30 years at previous location (975 Second Ave.) ——————————– |
| Keats: 842 Second Ave. (45th St.) New York, NY. (212) 682-5490 Irish American pub & restaurant with karaoke five nights a week ——————————– |
| Maggie’s Place: 21 E. 47th St. (between Madison & Fifth Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 753-5757 Irish pub & restaurant since 1974 ——————————– |
| M.J. Smith’s: 9 E. 45th St. (between 5th & Madison Ave.) New York, NY. (646) 596-7497 Irish restaurant & bar ——————————– |
| Rosie Dunn’s: 729 Third Ave. (between 45th & 46th St.) New York, NY. (212) 888 4679 Two-story Victorian Irish pub and restaurant ——————————– |
| Stout Grand Central: 60 E. 41st St. (between Madison Park Ave.) New York, NY (212) 922-9009 East side location of the Stout group of bars, near Grand Central Terminal ——————————– |
| The Perfect Pint: 203 E. 45th St. (between Second & Third Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 867-8159 multi-level Irish pub with a rooftop loft ——————————– |
| Peter Dillon’s: 130 E. 40th St. (between Lexington & Third Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 213-3998 Irish pub & sports bar ——————————– |
| The Wheel Tapper: 141 E. 44th St. (between Lexington & Third Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 351-6800 Irish pub with an outdoor patio located at The Fitzpatrick Grand Central Hotel |
West 40s:
| Connolly’s Pub & Restaurant: 121 W. 45th St. (between Sixth & Seventh Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 597-5126 3-story Irish pub & restaurant featuring Klub 45 live music venue plus a rooftop ——————————– |
| Deacon Brodie’s: 370 W. 46th St. (between 8th & 9th Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 262-1452 Friendly neighborhood Scottish & Irish pub named after the character who’s drinking inspired Dr. Jeckyl & Mr. Hyde. ——————————– |
| The Gaf West: 401 W. 48th St. (between Ninth & Tenth Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 262-2883 Neighborhood Irish pub. “Gaf” is Irish slang for “home.” ——————————– |
| Gossip: 733 Ninth Ave. (between 49th & 50th St.) New York, NY (212) 265-2720 Irish bar & restaurant in Hell’s Kitchen showing all major sporting events ——————————– |
 Hurley’s Saloon: 232 W. 48th St. (between Broadway & Eighth Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 765-8981Classic American restaurant & bar with Irish roots ——————————– |
| Landmark Tavern: 626 Eleventh Ave. (46th St.) New York, NY. (212) 247-2562 Originally built as a waterfront tavern in 1868, Landmark hosts a traditional Irish seisiun every Monday featuring Don Meade & friends ——————————– |
| Lillie’s Times Square: 249 W. 49th St. (between Broadway & Eighth Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 957-4530 Ornate bar & restaurant named for British actress Lillie Langtry, featuring decor from a Victorian mansion in Belfast, Ireland. ——————————– |
| Long Acre Tavern: 146 W. 47th St. (between Sixth & Seventh Ave.) New York, NY. (646) 649-3587 sports bar in Times Square with state of the art audio and video system on two levels ——————————– |
| The Long Room 120 W. 44th St. (between 6th & 7th Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 997-3933 Irish gastropub near Times Square named for the room at Trinity University that houses The Book of Kells ——————————– |
| McCarthy’s Pub: 144 W. 46th St. (between Sixth & Seventh Ave.) New York, NY. (917) 675-7768 Irish pub and sports bar in Times Square with a second-floor private party room ——————————– |
| Merrion Row Public House: 119 W. 45th St. (between Sixth & Seventh Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 461-4920 Upscale eatery, serving new and traditional Irish-American fare, inside the Merrion Row Hotel ——————————– |
 O’Donoghue’s156 W. 44th St. (between 6th & 7th Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 997-2262 ODPubNYC.com ——————————– |
| The Perfect Pint: 123 W. 45th St. (between Sixth & Seventh Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 354-1099 ——————————– |
| Pig n Whistle: 58 W. 48th St. (between Fifth & Sixth Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 819-0095 ——————————– |
 Playwright Celtic Pub732 Eighth Ave. (between 45th & 46th St.) New York, NY. (212) 354-8404 PlaywrightCelticPubNYC.com ——————————– |
| Playwright Tavern: 202 W. 49th St. (between Broadway & Seventh Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 262-9229 ——————————– |
| Reilly’s Plates & Pours: 38 W. 48th St. (between Fifth & Sixth Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 764-7980 Irish gastropub near Rockefeller Center with 60 beers on tap ——————————– |
| Sean’s Bar & Kitchen: 42 W. 48th St. (between 5th & 6th Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 764-9090 ——————————– |
| St. Pat’s Bar & Grill: 22 W. 46th St. (between Fifth & Sixth Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 391-1111 ——————————– |
| Walter’s Cottage: 500 W. 43rd St. (Tenth Ave.) New York, NY (212) 594-6399 |
East 50s:
Murphy’s Irish Pub: 986 Second Ave. (52nd St.) New York, NY. (646) 524-5568New home of the midtown Irish pub first established down the block in 1976 that closed in 2020.——————————–Neary’s: 358 E. 57th St. (between First & Second Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 751-1434
A landmark New York City restaurant and Irish pub run with distinction by the Neary family since 1967.
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| The Blasket Pub: 1085 Second Ave. (between 57th & 58th St.) (212) 888-7405 Authentic Irish pub & restaurant ——————————– |
| Bloom’s Tavern: 208 E. 58th St. (between Second & Third Ave.) New York, NY. (646) 221-7654 Two-story Irish pub & restaurant inspired by Leopold Bloom, the hero of James Joyce’s “Ulysses” ——————————– |
| The Fitz: 687 Lexington Ave. (between 56th & 57th St.) (212) 355-1371 Modern Irish bar at the Fitzpatrick Hotel ——————————– |
| Niall’s on 52nd: 218 E. 52nd St. (between Second & Third Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 888-4648 Irish pub & restaurant in midtown ——————————– |
| Parnell’s Pub: 350 E. 53rd St. (First Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 753-1761 rustic neighborhood Irish pub & restaurant in Sutton Place since 1968 ——————————– |
W. 50s:
| Bartley Dunne’s: 160 W. 54th St. (Seventh Ave.) New York, NY (646) 771-9214 modern Irish pub and cocktail bar in the Theater District ——————————– |
| Cassidy’s: 65 W. 55th St. (between 5th & 6th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 397-0814 Irish pub & restaurant and sports bar featuring karaoke every Friday night ——————————– |
| D. J. Reynolds: 351 W. 57th St. (between 8th & 9th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 245-2912 Second generation family owned and operated Irish pub & restaurant, since 1989. ——————————– |
| Hibernia: 401 W. 50th St. (between 9th & 10th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 969-9703 Irish pub and sportsbar in Hell’s Kitchen. Home to Pittsburgh Steelers fans and Manchester United supporters. ——————————– |
| McCoy’s: 768 Ninth Ave. (between 51st & 52nd St.) New York, NY (212) 957-8055 Cozy Irish neighborhood bar in Hell’s Kitchen since 1916 ——————————– |
| McGee’s: 240 W. 55th St. (between Broadway & 8th Ave.) New York, NY (212) 957-3536 McGee’s was the inspiration for McLaren’s Pub on the popular sitcom “How I Met Your Mother”. ——————————– |
| McHale’s Pub: 251 W. 51st St. (between Broadway & Eighth Ave.) New York, NY (212) 957-5138 Irish pub and sports bar. Home to the New York Celtic Supporters Club ——————————– |
| P J Carney’s: 906 Seventh Ave. (between 57th & 58th St.) New York, NY (212) 664-0056 Irish pub near Carnegie Hall since 1927 ——————————– |
| P. McDaid’s: 837 Seventh Ave. (between 53rd & 54th St.) New York, NY (646)-861-2337 Irish pub and restaurant ——————————– |
| Rumours: 933 Eighth Ave. (55th St.) New York, NY (212) 757-2373 Authentic Irish Pub serving Irish/American food ——————————– |
Upper East Side:
East side, E. 60s – E. 90s
| Avoca: 1678 First Ave. (between 87th & 88th St.) New York, NY. (212) 202-0140 Neighborhood restaurant & bar serving craft beer “with a hefty sprinkle of Irish Craic” ——————————– |
| Biddy’s Pub: 301 E. 91st St. (between Second & First Ave.) New York, NY. (212) 732-3850 Cozy Irish pub for locals ——————————– |
| Brady’s Bar & Grill: 1583 Second Ave. (82nd St.) New York, NY (212) 861-6070 Neighborhood Irish pub and sports bar family owned and operated since 1961 ——————————– |
| Carlow East: 1254 Lexington Ave. (between 84th & 85th St.) New York, NY (212) 650-9118 Irish pub and sports bar. Home to Seattle Seahawks fans ——————————– |
| Doc Watson’s: 1490 Second Ave. (between 77th & 78th St.) New York, NY (212) 988-5300 Neighborhood Irish pub and restaurant ——————————– |
| Dylan Murphy’s: 1453 Third Ave. (between 82nd & 83rd St.) New York, NY (212) 988-9434 Irish pub for upper east side locals ——————————– |
| Finnegan’s Wake: 1361 First Ave. (73rd St.) New York, NY (212) 737-3664 Neighborhood Irish pub and restaurant since 1972 ——————————– |
| The Gaf East: 1696 Second Ave. (between 87th & 88th St.) New York, NY (212) 722-6300 “gaff” is an irish slang word for “house”. ——————————– |
| Irregulars: 1152 First Ave. (63rd St.) New York, NY. (646) 490-7295 family-friendly neighborhood sports bar serving Irish pub-inspired comfort food. Formerly Baker Street ——————————– |
 Merrion Square: 1840 Second Ave. (95th St.) New York, NY (212) 831-7696Neighborhood pub serving an excellent selection craft beer. Shows all UFC matches. Home to Philadelphia Eagles fans in NYC. ——————————– |
| Murphy’s Law: 417 E. 70th St. (between York & First Ave.) New York, NY (212) 628-3724 Friendly neighborhood Irish pub. ——————————– |
| Ryan’s Daughter: 350 E. 85th St. (between First & Second Ave.) New York, NY (212) 628-2613 Neighborhood Irish pub since 1979. (There had been a bar at 350 E. 85th St. since the Prohibition Era) ——————————– |
| Trinity Pub: 229 E. 84th St. (between Second & Third Ave.) New York, NY (212) 327-4450 Cozy neighborhood drinking room noted for Irish hospitality ——————————– |
Upper West Side:
W. 60s – W. 90s
| The Dead Poet: 450 Amsterdam Ave. (between 81st & 82nd St.) New York, NY (212) 595-5670 Cozy neighborhood bar for fans of Irish pubs and literature ——————————– |
| Dublin House: 225 W. 79th St. (between Broadway & Amsterdam Ave.) New York, NY (212) 874-9528 Dublin House has officially operated as a pub since 1933 in the post-prohibition era. Look for the giant neon harp. ——————————– |
| Emerald Inn: 250 W. 72nd St. (between Broadway & West End) New York, NY (212) 874-8840 Local Irish pub and restaurant. Relocated from Columbus Ave. ——————————– |
| St. James Gate: 441 Amsterdam (81st St.) New York, NY (212) 362-6202 Authentic Irish bar and restaurant since 2007. ——————————– |
Upper Manhattan:
| Le Cheile: 839 W. 181st St. (Cabrini Boulevard) New York, NY (212) 740-3111 Irish bar & restaurant in Washington Heights. Pronounced: “leh kay-lahâ€. ——————————– |
| Liffey II: Bar: 5009 Broadway (213th St.) New York, NY (212) 567-8454 The last of the old Irish bars in Inwood, fixed up as a modern cocktail bar ——————————– |
| Tubby Hook Tavern: 4946 Broadway (between 207th St. & Isham St.) New York, NY (212)-569-7071 Small neighborhood bar ——————————– |
Irish Pubs NYC:
See also:
MurphGuide Directory of Irish Pubs in Queens
MurphGuide Directory of Irish Pubs in The Bronx
MurphGuide Directory of Irish Pubs in Brooklyn
MurphGuide Directory of Irish Pubs on Staten Island
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