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Pubs in New York

Tir na nÓg

Bar Food / Brunch / Casual / Dinner

Reviewed by Gor G.

"Been here a few times in my day and can't really complain about anything. It's just a standard Irish pub near Penn Station. Early Saturday evening I ..." more

5 Penn Plaza
New York, NY 10001

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The Dead Rabbit

Casual / Cocktail Lovers / Lunch

Reviewed by Jaclyn W.

"My Take: I have been to The Dead Rabbit twice already and it only just opened in February. Owned by the proprietor of the Perfect Drinks Company, ..." more

30 Water Street
New York, NY 10004

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Burp Castle

20s / 30s / 40s / Beer / Beer Lovers

Reviewed by craig w.

"When I regularly visited Burp Castle from 2000-2006, the crowd was mature enough to follow the rules: no loud talking. That was pretty much it. Classi ..." more

41 East 7th Street
New York, NY 10003

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Bohemian Hall Beer Garden

20s and up / Artsy Dresses / Pub

Reviewed by Jon S.

"This place has EVERYTHING! Cheap pitchers of imported and craft beer, live entertainment, a massive courtyard with rows and rows of tables full of eve ..." more

29-19 24th Avenue
Astoria, New York 11102

Lillie's

20s / 30s / Actors / After Work / Bar

Party Earth Review Named for the 19th-century actress, model, and socialite Lillie Langtry, Lillie’s is an Irish-Victorian bar popular with business people, creative types, and weekend pub crawlers. Although rushed office types hurrying to the back tables for a quick lunch and free Wi-Fi probably won’t notice the rotary phone, tinted glass ... more

13 East 17th Street
New York, NY 10003

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Spitzer's Corner

After Work / Bar Food / Beer / Rock

Party Earth Review A staple of the Lower East Side’s energetic nightlife, Spitzer’s Corner consistently has patrons swinging through its doors for a taste of one of eighty-plus craft beers or a bite of delectable pub grub like bowls of pickles and pork belly sandwiches. Big glass windows allow beer-dehydrated passersby to peer into what ... more

101 Rivington Street
New York, NY 10002

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Stout NYC

20s / 30s / 80s Music / Bar Food / DJ

Party Earth Review Spanning sixteen thousand square feet over three floors, Stout NYC is an immense but homey Irish pub usually filled with a bustling crowd of young professionals – not to mention the yells of rowdy University of Texas football fans who have made the pub their official hangout on fall Saturday afternoons. Originally designed ... more

133 West 33rd Street
New York, NY 10001

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Boulton & Watt

All Ages / All Types / Beer / Jeans

Reviewed by Jaclyn W.

"My Take: Any venue that can make me fall in love with a pickleback shot is a winner in my book. I hate pickles. I hate picklebacks. I love Bolt ..." more

5 Avenue A
New York, NY 10009

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Corner Bistro

20s / 30s / 40s / Actors / After Work

Party Earth Review A greasy escape from New York’s hustle since 1961, Corner Bistro remains quasi-preserved in time to bring no-fuss dining to one of the city’s most upscale neighborhoods. The garish neon sign out front may be reminiscent of a seedy Amsterdam den of sin, but the vibe inside is all American: Stained glass cabinets, antique ... more

331 West 4th Street
New York, NY 10014

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Wilfie & Nell

After Work / Beer / Beer Lovers

Party Earth Review Despite its genteel name and ivied French windows, Wilfie & Nell is actually a hardcore watering hole for young professionals and finance types looking to get seriously drunk – and an impressive selection of tap and bottled beers like Rogue and Dead Guy Ale helps them reach that goal. A single baby blue armchair invites ... more

228 West 4th Street
New York, NY 10014

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The Ainsworth

20s / 30s / After Work / Bar Food / DJ

Party Earth Review Boasting forty hi-def flat-screen TVs and a rustic yet sophisticated dark pine décor, The Ainsworth is an expansive gastropub and sports bar that attracts a clientele of upscale sports enthusiasts and local nine-to-fivers. While daytime sees a bustling business lunch crowd filling the chocolate leather banquettes in the ... more

122 West 26th Street
New York, NY 10001

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McFadden's Saloon

20s / 30s / 90s Music / After Work

Party Earth Review Whipping up enough Guinness-soaked rowdiness to satisfy any young Midtown denizen’s appetite for after-work unwinding, McFadden’s Saloon draws a consistent crowd of party girls and game twenty-something professionals who like a little swank with their pint-swilling. A stylized Irish pub that’s heavier on the “style” than ... more

800 Second Avenue
New York, NY 10017

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NYC Pubs Overview

Tir na nÓg - Irish Pub | American Restaurant in NYC

You don’t have to wait until Saint Patrick’s Day to get in on the luck of the Irish, for there are pots of gold-worthy pubs in New York doing brisk business 365 days a year.

Sure, New Yorkers know how to go out late and party hard, but they also know how to chill out with a frothy pint of Guinness, toss a few darts, watch some soccer (that’s the REAL football to you!), and catch up with old friends.

It’s doubtful anyone has ever said they couldn’t find a NYC pub to make their own what with the sheer number of New York pubs to choose from. Whether it’s at the hole-in-the-wall pubs of the East Village and Chinatown where hip, alternative trendsetters down cheap beer or the handful of more upscale pubs in the Meatpacking District, pubs in NYC cover every price range and style. German pubs, Irish pubs, gastropubs, and more, it’s all here.

Maybe it’s a good night to join the creative artists in Hell’s Kitchen at some rank pub that hasn’t seen the light of day in decades, or maybe you’re feeling more like watching the pretty people make their way to the exclusive watering holes in Chelsea while you ogle them through a pub’s window? Done and done!

And don’t forget, it’s not just New York proper where the pub scene flourishes. Brooklyn is on everyone’s go-to list for a great pub party, often at a much cheaper price than back in Manhattan.