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Irish Bars in Queens - Popular Irish Pubs and Bars in Queens, New York
Irish pubs and bars are a staple in Queens, New York. Find ten of the most popular in this round-up of Irish pubs in Queens.

Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden: An Urban Oasis in Astoria, Queens
The beer garden is one of the last outdoor beer gardens in New York City, and one of the best places to visit in Queens, whether for a cold pilsner or a hearty plate of Czech food.

Lounge 47 in Long Island City
Lounge 47 in Hunters Point, Long Island City, is a great bar that serves food (a superior burger) and has a backyard patio.

Woodhaven House, Irish Pub in Rego Park
Woodhaven House in Rego Park is a fancy Irish pub. Yes, beautiful. Pubs and fancy normally don't go together in Queens, but WH is a great exception. In addition to the Guinness, the pub also serves good food.

NoNo Cocktail Lounge - Bayside Bar Review
NoNo Cocktail Lounge is a neat, welcoming bar in Bayside. The scene is 20s and 30s, cocktails for sure, and definitely no TVs. Out back there's a garden with a fireplace to keep smokers warm on chilly evenings. In the summer NoNo's garden doubles as the best-kept secret on Bayside's Bell Boulevard.

Irish Pubs and Bars in Queens
List of several popular Irish bars in Queens, New York.

Richmond Hill Clubs and Parties
A few of the Indo-Caribbean clubs in Richmond Hill with a link to Phagwah.com, an event site.

Five Places in Queens to Eat, Drink, and Bet OTB on the Horse Races
Five restaurant/bars, technically called teletheaters, where patrons can bet on the horse races (OTB) while enjoying food and drink, all in Queens, New York.

Mets Games on TV at Bars: Watching the Mets Play at Bars in Queens, Ne
Mets games are a rarity on TV this season. Time Warner Cable subscribers in New York City can only see 60 or so Mets games on their home televisions. So here are some Mets-friendly bars where you can watch the Amazing play.