12 ‘craic’-ing Phoenix-area pubs to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
Mar 16, 2016, 12:26 PM
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Whether or not you can trace your roots back to the Emerald Isle, everyone likes joining in on all the fun St. Patrick’s Day brings on Thursday.
Even if you can’t walk around telling passersby to give you a big smooch because your ancestors hail from Ireland, we’re pretty sure you’re still allowed a pint and some shepherd’s pie.
WhereShouldWeEat.com has compiled a list of our favorite Phoenix-area restaurants and/or pubs where you can enjoy some traditional Irish grub or hang out with your best friends — Jameson, Bailey’s and Guinness.
So kiss that Blarney Stone, pick a lucky shamrock or even dress like a leprechaun (not the scary one from the movie) and head out to one of these Irish places to celebrate St. Patrick removing all the snakes from Ireland (yes, we know that’s not true).
You might just find your pot of gold at the end of the rainbow!
Rosie McCaffrey’s (Phoenix)
This Phoenix pub is Irish-owned and Irish-operated.
Temple Bar (North Scottsdale)
Live music, a special Irish menu and green beer will be available on St. Patty’s at this north Scottsdale spot!
Casey Moore’s Oyster House (Tempe)
Nothing says St. Patrick’s Day like a pint and oysters in Tempe.
Tim Finnegan’s Irish Pub (Phoenix)
The Irish know how to party at Phoenix’s Tim Finnegan’s! It was also named the best Irish pub in Arizona.
Skeptical Chymist (North Scottsdale)
The pharmacist (it’s close to a chemist, right?) prescribed a Guinness and some whiskey in north Scottsdale.
Rula Bula (Tempe)
“Rula bula” translates to “uproar and commotion.” You’ll find plenty of both of those at this Tempe pub!
Fibber Magee’s (Chandler)
St. Patrick’s Day is going to be “CRAZY” in Chandler at this authentic Irish pub.
The Dubliner (Phoenix)
This north Phoenix pub will celebrate St. Patrick’s Day all weekend long for those of you who prefer to have your fun on the weekends.
Murphy’s Law (Chandler)
Chandler’s Irish Pub with be filled with bagpipers, Irish dancers and live music on Thursday!
Irish Wolfhound (Surprise)
Have yourself a few pints (remember, drink in moderation!) this Thursday in Surprise.
Seamus McCaffrey’s (Downtown Phoenix)
Looking for the Valley’s largest scotch selection this St. Patrick’s Day? Look no further then this Phoenix pub.
Chambers (Downtown Phoenix)
This downtown Phoenix pub went through a recent rebranding (it used to be called The Turf) but still maintained its Irish roots.