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Bars & Clubs / Irish
McAleer's Pub & Restaurant
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425 Amsterdam Ave. - New York (Upper West Side)
Around since 1953, this spacious UWS dive is nothing specialwhich is exactly what makes it special. It draws a steady neighborhood crowd looking to...
Bars & Clubs / English Pub
Ceol
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191 Smith St. - Brooklyn
A touch of the Emerald Isle comes to Smith Street with this charming little tavern. With plenty of Irish, British and domestic beers on tap, Ceol ("...
Bars & Clubs / Irish
Fiona's Bar & Restaurant
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1664 1st Ave - New York (Yorkville)
Fiona's is open pretty much all day giving you time to have a nice Irish breakfast or brunch. Eating not your thing? Drink Guinness untilthe suncomes...
Bars & Clubs / Irish
Foley's NY
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18 W. 33rd St. - New York (Midtown)
A stone's throw from the Empire State building, this is one Irish pub that seems to belong in Dublin as much as New York. Steeped in tradition—think...
Bars & Clubs / Irish
The Blarney Stone
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410 Eighth Ave. - New York (Chelsea)
Before there were cocktail lounges, organic beer and velvet ropes, there was the Blarney Stone, home to old-school average joes looking to down a few...
Bars & Clubs / Irish
O'Flaherty's Ale House
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334 W. 46th St. - New York (Midtown West)
This Restaurant Row mainstay might be the most comfortable pub in the city.
Bars & Clubs / Irish
O'Reilly's Pub
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56 W. 31st St. - New York (Midtown)
No-frills Irish dive serves up solid pub grub for the after-work crowd and fans going to MSG
Restaurants / Irish
McCormack's Pub & Restaurant
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365 Third Ave. - New York
It's a salute to the Irish at this Murray Hill pub and restaurant
Bars & Clubs / Places To Go
Rocky Sullivan's
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34 Van Dyke St. - Brooklyn (Red Hook)
After a predictable colossal rent hike, Chris Byrne and Derek Curtis moved their beloved Midtown pub to Red Hook in July of 2007, causing acute...
Bars & Clubs / Irish
The Dubliner
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45 Stone St. - New York (Financial District)
A sleek and cookie-cutter Irish drinkery, The Dubliner serves up $7 draughts and straightforward UK-leaning grub.
