Paddy Reilly’s is an Irish pub in New York City that offers an authentic Irish experience with Guinness, Celtic music, and genuine Irish artifacts. The pub's walls are adorned with photos and memorabilia, including a water spout from Ireland and a picture of the Kennedy family. The pub also pays tribute to servicemen and firefighters with police patches and a photo from a nearby fire station.
On the corner of East 29th and 2nd Avenue sits Paddy Reilly’s, a tried and true Irish pub where Guinness flows like water and Celtic music streams from speakers. There are no gimmicks here, the moment you pass through the wooden door it is as if you were transported directly into the Emerald Isle. Plastered on walls and splayed out on shelves are authentic Irish artifacts.
On the bar counter sits a water spout that was transported directly from the country that was once used to collect water and bring it back home. Across the room is a photo of members of the Kennedy family when they made a visit to the Irish pub back in the ‘90s. There is even a built-in brick fireplace that is home to a few iron cauldrons and pots. The walls of this pub tell a story of a much older place that just so happened to find its way into the heart of New York City. Desi Murray, one of the owners, is particularly proud of the servicemen and firefighters that support the pub. To show respect he highlights police patches that line the bar and a photo that the nearby fire station had taken for him
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