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Spending some time pregaming at the Emerald Pub before you hit the nearby clubs may convince you to abandon your plans and make a whole night of it here.
SoHo/Little Italy
308 Spring St.
(at Renwick St.)
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8/10
Midtown East
9 E. 45th St.
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-/10
Since the 1920's this Irish saloon has been serving perfect pints of Guinness to an after work crowd. On weekend nights this bar like the rest of those in the area succumbs to a heavy drinking frattish crowd.
Upper West Side
225 W. 79th St.
(btwn Broadway & Amsterdam)
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-/10
Straight forward, attractive and friendly Irish pub with an attached restaurant.
West Village
575 Hudson St.
(at West 11th & Bank St.)
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-/10
Rose Hill
433 Park Ave.
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7/10
Solid Irish pub. Never too crowded, rarely empty - a good place for conversing with friends over an excellent pint of Guinness.
East Village
61 2nd Ave.
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7/10
This sports pub is representative of the new Park Slope - a sort of Brooklyn Heights meets the Upper East Side. The jukebox is capable of blasting GN'R with an earnest exuberance rarely seen since the late Reagan era.
North Slope
65 4th Ave.
(btwn Bergen & St Marks)
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8/10
A simple, solid Irish bar. Good food, good service, live Irish music, and a relaxed neighborhood crowd.
Boerum Hill
191 Smith St.
(btwn Baltic & Warren)
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8/10
There's a crashed plane in the backyard. The bartenders' are Irish and the crowds' mostly expat.
East Village
29 St. Marks Pl
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave)
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7/10
TriBeCa
67 Murray St.
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-/10
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