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International Sports Gastro Pub located on a sunny corner in Harlem. We show your favorite sports events in a beautiful space designed by the James Beard Award winner Chef Serena Bass who also designed a menu full of updates on Classic Pub Cuisine . For parties of 9 or more contact the restaurant at (212) 500-6175 or email bianca@thefoxharlem.com to set a reservation. Thank you!
You will find Hamilton Hall Craft Bar & Kitchen uptown between 142nd and 143rd street on Broadway. With two full service bars, ample indoor seating, a private courtyard and an outdoor patio, you are sure to find a seat you will like! We have created a menu with both traditional and contemporary fare to suit all who dine with us. We proudly craft our signature cocktails from house-made ingredients, which change seasonally. We have a long list of local craft beer on tap and bottle, fine spirits and wines. Follow us on IG @hamiltonhallnyc for the latest updates and events - Live Music, Drag Brunch Shows, Comedy Nights!
Before you even step foot into The Shannon Rose Irish Pub, the pub-shop exterior architecture and Gaelic phrases will make you feel like you’ve been transported to Dublin. Inside you'll find four bars, large dining rooms, and a friendly staff. In our traditional pub atmosphere, you’ll feel continents away from America! The Shannon Rose features an abundance of mouthwatering appetizers and traditional Irish fare, including corned beef and cabbage, shepherd’s pie, and Guinness beef stew. You'll want to try them all! The pub is open daily for lunch and dinner. Each pub features over 20 beers on tap, including Guinness, craft beers and your favorite domestics, along with great scotch malts, Irish whiskeys, signature cocktails & wine.
