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St Patty's Day on Long Island!
March 10, 2025 | What To Do
By: Leah Hatch
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on Long Island by raising a pint at one of its many lively Irish pubs, where the spirit of Ireland is alive and well. From the authentic Guinness pours to traditional Irish fare like corned beef and cabbage, these cozy pubs offer the perfect atmosphere for a festive celebration. Enjoy live music, dance along to the tunes, and savor the hearty hospitality that makes Long Island’s Irish pubs a St. Paddy's Day tradition!
Cove Hollow Tavern
Credit: Cove Hollow Tavern
Celebrate St. Paddy's Day at Cove Hollow Tavern on March 17th with festive Irish favorites! Enjoy a hearty serving of Corned Beef & Cabbage, sip on $10 Irish Whisky, and indulge in their deliciously boozy Shamrock Shakes. It's the perfect way to raise a glass and enjoy the spirit of the season! Don't miss out on the fun—come for the food, stay for the drinks!
Rowdy Hall
Credit: Rowdy Hall
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at Rowdy Hall in Amagansett on Monday, March 17th, with a festive Prix Fixe lunch and dinner! For just $35, enjoy a variety of mouthwatering appetizers, entrees, and desserts, such as classic Corned Beef & Cabbage or flavorful Bangers & Mash. Savor these hearty dishes or choose from a la carte takeout, and make sure to treat yourself to the irresistible Banana Irish Whiskey Cake for dessert!
Finnegan’s
Credit: Finnegan’s
Finnegan’s is gearing up for an exciting St. Patrick’s Day celebration with a delicious lineup of traditional Irish dishes. Guests can enjoy a hearty Corned Beef Sandwich for just $15, or indulge in a filling Shepherd’s Pie for $24. For a classic Irish favorite, try the savory Irish Stew at $22, or go all out with the Corned Beef & Cabbage for $28. It's the perfect place to enjoy great food and get into the St. Paddy's spirit!
Kitty Mulligan’s
Credit: Kitty Mulligan’s
Join the St. Patrick's Day celebration at Kitty Mulligan's on March 17th for a lively evening of Irish music! From 5-8 PM, enjoy the tunes of Buoy 34 as they set the perfect festive mood. It’s the ideal way to embrace the spirit of the day, so grab your friends and come enjoy great music, food, and fun! Don't miss out on the Irish celebration of the year!
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