McSorley’s, East Village Facebook/ McSorleys Pub 15 E 7th NYC NY
One of the big pulls here is the live traditional Irish music that keeps people coming back for more. Offering good food at fair prices, this pub soon became the go-to gathering place. Donovan’s Irish Pub, Woodsideĭonovan came to life 1966 when New York City Firefighter Joe Donovan purchased the Clover Leaf Bar, and it took no time to become a favorite with the heavily Irish community. An Beal Bocht is Gaelic for “the Poor Mouth,” and in honor of its name, they also created the Poor Mouth Theatre Company! The space hosts live performances for both Irish and local music, as well as poetry, comedy, theater, and art exhibits. An Beal Bocht Cafe, Bronx Facebook/ Beal Bocht CommunityĪn Beal Bocht Cafe has only been open since 1991, but they’ve quickly become a staple.
Here’s our list of the best Irish pubs in New York City where you can celebrate authentic Irish culture and heritage and, of course, enjoy a Guinness or shot of whiskey. Patrick’s Day right around the corner we thought we’d share with you some of the best true Irish bars NYC is home to. However, many faux Irish pubs have unfortunately popped up over the years, and with St. A lot of New York City’s drinking culture was shaped by Irish immigrants who arrived in the 1820’s, so it’s no surprise that Irish pubs remain some of NYC’s oldest and truest bars.
