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Irish Restaurants in Manhattan
Fitzpatrick Hotels New York
A hotel resort and Irish restaurant, the Fitzpatrick Hotels New York provides a comfortable stay for both business and leisure travelers with two boutique properties located in midtown Manhattan.
Mr. Dennehy's Irish Pub & Restaurant
A favorite Irish pub and gastropub in Greenwich Village, Mr. Dennehy's offers outdoor dining on their sidewalk cafe or a quieter dining experience from Carmine St. while enjoying lunch, dinner, or brunch and watching sports.
Scallywags NYC
A pub and Irish restaurant with live music every night and specials all day, Scallywags NYC also features 11 big TV screens for sports fans to enjoy while dining on excellent food served from 10am to 12am every day.
The Wicked Monk, An Irish Pub
Located on 3rd Avenue, The Wicked Monk, An Irish Pub is a bar & grill, Irish restaurant, and pub offering live entertainment and considered the number one spot in Bay Ridge.
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What people say
Irish cuisine has a long-standing tradition of hearty meals and tasty brews. For those craving a taste of the Emerald Isle in Manhattan, there are several highly-rated Irish restaurants to choose from.
One of the most popular Irish restaurants among locals is Molly’s Pub and Restaurant. Located in Gramercy Park, Molly’s has been serving up traditional Irish fare since 1960. Customers rave about the friendly staff, cozy atmosphere, and delicious food at reasonable prices. The menu features classic dishes such as shepherd’s pie, corned beef and cabbage, and fish and chips.
Another highly recommended Irish restaurant is The Dead Rabbit Grocery and Grog in the Financial District. This multi-level establishment boasts an extensive whiskey collection and award-winning cocktails. The food menu features elevated pub grub such as oysters, lamb stew, and Guinness-battered fried chicken. Prices are on the higher side, but the quality of the food and drinks is worth it according to customer reviews.
For tourists looking for an authentic Irish dining experience, P.J. Clarke’s on Third Avenue is a must-visit spot. This restaurant has been around since 1884 and still serves up classic American and Irish dishes. The atmosphere is lively and festive with live music on weekends. Prices are moderate to high, but customers appreciate the history and charm of this iconic establishment.
Overall, Irish restaurants in Manhattan offer a range of options for both locals and tourists seeking hearty meals, tasty brews, and a cozy atmosphere. From classic pub fare to elevated cuisine, these restaurants offer something for everyone at varying price points.
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