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For 11 years Rocky Sullivan's was a Grammercy fixture. Now it's moved to this comfortable Red Hook space. Thanks to the craft ale, live music, frequent readings, brick over pizza, and a roof deck it might be even more popular in these new digs than it was in the old ones. |
Red Hook 34 Van Dyke St
(btwn 28th and 29th Sts.)
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Football means soccer at Kavanagh's and you can catch every game over a pint of Guinness and some bangers and mash. |
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Depending on your perspective either a solid Irish bar and restaurant becomes a Karaoke wasteland Thursday through Saturday, or an otherwise boring Second Avenue mcIrish bar becomes an Abbatastic paradise. |
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Come here to watch rugby, or soccer, or Australian rule football, or maybe even an Irish breakfast, otherwise it's best not to come here at all. |
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Chain bar/restaurant with plenty of space, but litte in the way of atmosphere. |
Midtown West 44 W. 54th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave)
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Bring in 30 friends on a Thursday night and you can guest bartend at this Irish pub. You'll drink for free and get to keep half the tip jar. |
Upper East Side 229 E. 84th St.
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave.)
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An honest to god Irish pub in the land of sparkling shamrock cutouts. There's over 30 beers on tap, a proper Irish breakfast on the menu, and every international footie match on the TV. |
Upper East Side 1672 3rd Ave.
(btwn 93rd & 94th St.)
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An attractive Irish sports bar with 5 dart boards. |
West Village 205 W. 14th St.
(btwn 7th & 8th Ave)
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A warm and comfortable Irish pub with a solid beer selection, tasty sangria, and a back garden. |
Greenpoint 130 Franklin St.
(btwn Greenpoint & Milton)
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A small, dimly lit, and friendly neighborhood bar. |
East Village 209 E. 5th St.
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave)
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