Dublin House

Were BACK AND OPEN daily from 2PM- 11PM! We are operating in full accordance to New York State safety guidelines, with every precaution in place to ensure the health of our patrons above all & allow for the city to safely resume indoor service. ALL STAFF WILL BE ADHERING TO THE USE OF MASKS & We ASK THAT PATRONS PLEASE WEAR FACE COVERINGS UNLESS SE... ATED WHILE ENTERING & EXITING THE PREMISES. After temporarily closing our doors for the first time in nearly 100 years of service due to COVID-19, WE CAnt wait to welcome you back (from 6 feet!) over a fresh pint of Guinness and our new FOOD offerings of light bites. While the world around us has changed, you can count on the same ambiance & charm The Dublin House has provided since day one, making it one of the last true Irish pubs in New York City Located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, The Dublin House is a lasting relic from times gone by serving the freshest Guinness on tap. Opened during the Prohibition era of the 1920s by the Caraway family, the Dublin House has remained a landmark in the area of what it means to be a true Irish pub. Officially operating as a pub since 1933 in the post-prohibition era, its neon harp has remained a beacon in the area for those seeking respite from the craziness of the city around them. Irish owned and operated for nearly 100 years, the Dublin House was often the first thing sailors docking at 79th Street Boat Basin saw. Join us during football season with our NFL Ticket to catch all games live over a fresh pint.Read More