An Irish Pub: The Long Room, Theatre District, NYC on St. Patty’s Day

My grand-niece and her college roommates requested going to an Irish pub when visiting on St. Patty’s Day. That’s how we ended up at The Long Room in Times Square. The place was packed and noisy, offering a special holiday menu and live music.

We all had draft beers ($9 – $10) — including one Guinness — with our food. We tried the spinach and artichoke dip in a cast-iron skillet along with pita bread not the crispy chips menu described.

We shared sweet potato fries ($12), a classic burger ($21) with fries and ale-battered fish and chips. Noisy, but fun.

The Long Room
Times Square
120 W 44th St
New York, NY, 10036
thelongroomnyc.com/

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An Irish Pub: The Long Room, Theatre District, NYC on St. Patty’s Day