1. McSorley's Old Ale House
Oldest Irish pub in operation (since 1854), McSorley's only serves two types of beer -- their own light and dark ales. They also have a simple menu of excellent pub food.2. Tír Na Nóg
Just steps from Penn Station, Tír Na Nóg serves sophisticated interpretations of traditional Irish foods in a casual setting.
3. Finnegans Wake
This Upper East Side Irish Pub has been a neighborhood institution since 1972, and offers both good food and warm hospitality.4. Dempsey's Pub
This East Village Irish pub has live Irish music on Tuesday nights, as well as darts, pool and a trivia night.
5. Doc Watson's
This Irish Pub on the Upper East Side has a pool table and full menu.
6. The Wheeltapper
Located in the Fitzpatrick Grand Central Hotel, The Wheeltapper has two bars, as well as flat-screen TVs and serves a full menu of traditional Irish dishes, as well as classic bar food.
7. The Fitz
Located in the Fitzpatrick Manhattan, The Fitz serves Irish Breakfast all day, as well as Shepherd's Pie and Guinness.
8. PJ Carney's
Just a couple of blocks from Central Park, PJ Carney's claims to be the Friendliest Irish Pub in New York.
9. Rocky Sullivans
If you're in Red Hook, Brooklyn, Rocky Sullivans is a great Irish pub to check out -- they have Irish music, darts, movies, trivia and more. Visit their website for details and schedules.
