On St. Patrick’s Day there are 3 things I want potato soup, a good pub and a green beer. Maybe throw an Irish car bomb or two in for good measure and I’m a happy girl. New Jersey has no shortage of Irish pubs, a few of my fellow Jersey Girls gave me their suggestions on some of their favorite New Jersey Irish Pubs.
6 New Jersey Irish Pubs to Grab a Pint at this St. Patrick’s Day
The Irish Pub – Atlantic City
Known locally as “The Pub” the Irish Pub in Atlantic City is a place that is loaded with history and tradition. Did you know that the architecture of the pub was the inspiration for the red hotel pieces in the Monopoly game? Neither did I and I have been to the pub more times than I can count. A favorite among locals and tourists, The Irish Pub is known for it’s St.Patrick’s Day celebration and Bag Day (day after St. Patrick’s Day) celebrations. For more information visit The Irish Pub.
Anglesea Pub – North Wildwood
North Wildwood is known for its fall Irish Festival and it doesn’t lack in Irish Pubs. My favorite is the Anglesea Pub and rightfully so it’s an icon in North Wildwood and was named by Buzzfeed as the best Irish Bar in New Jersey. Their menu mixes traditional Irish food like fish and chips, shepards pie and Guinness stew with local favorites like crab cakes, cheesesteaks and clams. For more information visit, The Anglesea Pub.
Egan & Sons – Montclair
Monica from Mommy University, recommends Egan & Sons. Egan & Sons has award-winning fish and chips. Egan & Sons decor is made up of over 50 pieces of contemporary Irish art, giving the pub and authentic feel. Wear your kilt on St. Patrick’s Day and receive a free pint. For more information visit Egan & Sons.
John & Molly’s – Easthampton
Dawn of A New Dawnn recommends John & Molly’s. The site of John & Molly’s has been a landmark in Burlington County since 1820. They offer pub food and entrees in a historic setting. For more information visit John & Molly’s.
St. Jame’s Gate – Maplewood
Destiny of Suburban Wife City Life recommends St. Jame’s Gate. St. Jame’s Gate is a pub that prides itself on having “the soul of an irish pub” which means there is lots of comfort food, good conversation and of course cold beer. For more information visit St. Jame’s Gate.
Doyle’s Pour House – Tuckerton
Cindy from What The Hecks a Bonbon, recommends Doyle’s Pour House and suggests that when you go you, “always, always get your wings back on the grill” . Don’t miss the Irish nachos or the Belly Buster on the menu. For more information visit Doyle’s Pour House.
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