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Top Irish Pubs to Visit
O’Slattery’s Irish Restaurant & Pub — Delmar
A warm, traditional Irish pub vibe with hearty classics like bangers and mash. Perfect for a festive feast.
Address: Delmar, NY
Darby O’Gills — Hyde Park
Always buzzing for March 17, with entertainment, green beer, and all the Irish comfort food you crave.
Address: Hyde Park, NY
Erin O’Neill’s Pub & Grill — Poughkeepsie
Known for creative Irish dishes like banger rolls and Dublin poutine—super fun and flavorful.
Address: Poughkeepsie, NY
Juan Murphy’s — Poughkeepsie
An Irish pub with a Mexican twist. Think Guinness BBQ wings and Reuben spring rolls—trust me, it works.
Address: Poughkeepsie, NY
Jack’s Bar & Restaurant — Eastchester
A local hotspot dishing out shepherd’s pie, corned beef, and great vibes from brunch to late night.
Address: 219 Main St., Eastchester, NY
The Blazer Pub — North Salem
Rustic, homey, and beloved for its burgers, wings, and a lively bar scene.
Address: 440 Rt. 22, North Salem, NY
Rye House — Port Chester
A spacious gastropub with hearty Irish plates and a welcoming atmosphere—perfect for groups.
Address: 126 N. Main St., Port Chester, NY
Hearth & Tap — Pearl River
If you want the closest thing to Ireland without the airfare, Hearth & Tap is it. With Irish‑crafted doors, mahogany floors, and over 150 Irish whiskeys, the place feels like a storybook pub brought to life. And the hospitality? Pure magic.
Address: Pearl River, NY
Olde Village Inne — Nyack
A cozy Irish‑American favorite right in downtown Nyack. Locals love the warm pub atmosphere and hearty plates—perfect for a Saint Patrick’s Day crawl.
Address: 97 Main St, Nyack, NY
Gildea’s Bar & Restaurant — Pearl River
A beloved neighborhood spot known for great Guinness pours and friendly vibes. If you’re celebrating in Pearl River—New York’s “Little Ireland”—this is a must‑stop.
Address: 61 E Central Ave, Pearl River, NY
Reilly’s Public House — Piermont
A charming Irish pub with great reviews and a welcoming village feel. Grab a pint and stroll Piermont’s riverfront afterward—it’s a perfect combo.
Address: 457 Piermont Ave, Piermont, NY
River Court on Main — New City
A favorite for classic Irish comfort dishes with a polished twist. Great spot if you want something festive but still laid‑back.
Address: 16 S Main St, New City, NY
Hudson Social — Dobbs Ferry
A waterfront bistro serving corned beef, soda bread, and loaded Irish nachos from March 15–17. Great views, great pints.
Address: 11 Station Plz, Dobbs Ferry, NY
Club Car Grille — Irvington
Sister spot to Hudson Social, offering Irish soda bread, corned beef spring rolls, and Irish coffee all weekend long.
Address: 6 South Broadway, Irvington, NY
J.C. Fogarty’s — Bronxville
A fine‑dining Irish hub with classic dishes and festive energy—ideal for a polished St. Paddy’s celebration.
Address: 60 Kraft Ave, Bronxville, NY
Fiddler’s Green — Sleepy Hollow
A longtime community staple run by the Feighery family since 1981 and cherished for traditional Irish cooking and warm hospitality.
Address: Sleepy Hollow, NY
Beechmont Tavern — New Rochelle
A historic 1928 tavern near Iona University with wings, burgers, and an always‑friendly atmosphere.
Address: 750 North Ave, New Rochelle, NY
McShane’s Public House — Port Chester
A welcoming Emerald Isle‑inspired spot serving crowd favorites like Colcannon croquettes, bangers & mash, and lamb sliders.
Address: 123 N. Main St., Port Chester, NY
Dunne’s Restaurant & Pub — White Plains
A classic, authentic Irish tavern with Gaelic character and hearty staples like corned beef and fish & chips.
Address: 15 Shapham Place, White Plains, NY
Bronx Picks
Rambling House — Woodlawn
A true Bronx institution and one of the biggest Irish pubs in the borough. Expect live music, trivia nights, great pub food, and that unmistakable Irish‑Bronx warmth. It’s a go‑to for St. Paddy’s festivities.
Address: 4292 Katonah Ave, Bronx, NY
The Avenue — Woodlawn
A neighborhood Irish bar with a pool table and friendly regulars, located right on Katonah Ave. A classic stop while pub‑hopping through Little Ireland.
Address: 4352 Katonah Ave, Bronx, NY
Behan’s Pub — Woodlawn
An Irish pub and sports bar named after author Brendan Behan. Great pints, great people, and a relaxed, traditional pub vibe.
Address: 4299 Katonah Ave, Bronx, NY ]
John Mulligan’s Fireside Pub — Woodlawn
Cozy, local Irish pub offering darts, pool, and a welcoming neighborhood crowd. Perfect for a quieter pint.
Address: 4272 Katonah Ave, Bronx, NY
Keane’s Bar & Restaurant — Woodlawn
A lively Irish bar offering “ceol agus craic” (music & fun). Known for hosting live Irish sessions and drawing a strong local crowd.
Address: 4344 Katonah Ave, Bronx, NY
Lark’s Nest — Woodlawn
A classic local dive‑style Irish pub right on Katonah Ave. Low‑key, friendly, and a great addition to a Woodlawn pub crawl.
Address: 4280 Katonah Ave, Bronx, NY
An Beal Bocht Café — Riverdale
A beloved Bronx Irish arts café featuring music, poetry, theater, and Irish comfort food. This one blends pub vibes with cultural soul — a real gem.
Address: 445 W. 238th St., Bronx, NY
Punch Bowl — Kingsbridge
A family‑owned neighborhood Irish pub since 1979. Classic pints, friendly regulars, and old‑school Bronx charm.
Address: 5820 Broadway, Bronx, NY
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