O'Hara's Restaurant and Pub - New York, New York

Alex G.

I stopped by O'Hara's for a quick drink on a Saturday afternoon. It was around 12 PM and it was already pretty busy.

Fortunately I found a seat at the bar, and immediately felt at home. The staff here are very warm and friendly. The walls are filled with police and firefighter patches, along with tons of 9/11 decor. This isn't surprising since O'Hara's is literally next to ground zero.

I'll definitely return and try the food. It looks delicious!

Paul V.

The O'Hara's is not just an Irish pub, it is an institution that served as the HQ for man forces that came here to help in the aftermath of the 9/11 event.
Here you will find lots of memorabilia as lots of Fire men, policemen, army force, etc brigades from all around the world send their badges.
The place is literally covered from floor to ceiling in memorabilia.
This is well worth a visit and the food was also really good. We would definitely come back here if in the region.

Yo M.

I am so glad we decided to come to O'Hara's for lunch! I had the 10 house Burger and my friend had a club wrap with onion rings; both delicious! The host was very funny and jovial and really made the place lively! The history at O'Hara's is touching and something worth seeing especially if you've ever worked in public safety. The FDNY firefighter memorial is right next to it and it is also something to visit.

Victoria S.

I absolutely loved my visit here. The bar staff are so friendly and welcoming even went out of their way to make room for me when it was crazy crowded. Yummy bar food and drinks, fun atmosphere and let me have a look at their photo book from the 9/11 tragedy 🩵 don't miss a visit here it's in the heart of the beautiful Financial District.

John G.

I think this place has been visited by every emergency service in the USA and beyond, the walls and ceilings are decorated with patches and flags, a truly amazing place.
Great selection of food and service was as you would expect...... Fast and with a smile.
Definitely worth a shot.

Rachael I.

Low key and comfortable atmosphere. Good food. This bar has served countless first responders and is located just across from where the twin towers stood. There is commemoration of 9/11 all over the bar. There was just a deep sense of reverence and camaraderie. Thankful I got to spend time at this bar.

Justin L.

I'm really glad I visited O'Hara's whilst touring the financial district in lower manhatten.
The place is adorned with badges from all manner of emergency services ( first responders ) and is a fitting tribute to those that run into danger.
They have a book. If they ask you if you'd like to see it, then I would say take the opportunity if you have the time.
It catalogues the events of 9/11, and whilst it's an extraordinarily emotional document they have put together, it's also a beacon of hope for the future.
I'm glad I was given the opportunity.
I love the fact that if you set up a tab they give you a proper piece of paper that they put into the lovely old fashioned till and stamp to update your bill each time you ask for more ( see my pictures ).
I should also add that I accidentally left a bag behind on the evening I spent there.
I returned the next morning, and sure enough, it was there for me to collect.
The food was nice and the staff were brilliant.

Siobhan D.

Great Irish pub.

Was full when we got there but we were seated quick enough.

We got wings, salad and toasties with fries. Everything was great, the service was very nice and efficient etc.

The cheese on the ham cheese toasty would never be served in an Irish pub, but it brought me back to my childhood, so was authentic in its own way, haha. I didn’t dare try a Guinness, but the other beer was good.