Top US Cities for St. Patty's Day 🇮🇪You don't have to go to Ireland to have fun on St. Patrick's Day. Here are 5 cities in the US, from the east coast to the west, where the celebrations are so fun, you'll be green with envy if you miss 'em!AuthorsSteller
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Boston

JJ Foley's Bar & Grille
Having been around for more than 100 years, this is an iconic staple of Irish Boston and the staff plays the part.
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Dorchester Heights Monument - Boston National Historical Park
A less crowded spot to watch the parade as other zones along the 3-mile parade get packed. For all you history buffs, this spot dates back to Evacuation Day in 1776 as this is where the colonists sent the British packing!
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The Black Rose Irish Pub
One of the more consistent line-ups of Irish folk singers you will find is the city. You can rest assured partying here for St. Patrick's Day with be nothing less than a blowout.
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The Burren
With over 50 beers on tap and nightly live music, this is your quintessential Irish pub. If you’re looking to splurge on a big night out, drop $1,000 for the AirBnB upstairs called “The Top of the World.”
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Citizens House of Blues Boston
This is your ultimate venue for seeing live music during St. Patrick's Day. Boston's HOB brings in heavy-hitting rock and folk music year after year for this event.
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Chicago

Chicago River
What is that slime?! Don't fret, the Windy City dyes the river green using vegetable-based dye. A tradition that's been around since 1962, make sure you arrive early to witness the festivities. Try checking it out long the Chicago Riverwalk and on the bridges between State and Columbus. Make sure to get there early as it only lasts a couple of hours.
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Shamrock Shuffle
Come out and join in the fun with an 8K run and a 2 mile walk with the greenest of friends.
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RPM Seafood
Want the ultimate experience? Watch the dying of the river right in front of you as you ball out at the exquisite RPM Seafoods. This private event has tickets available online.
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The Galway Arms
Come for the ales, but stay for the cozy fireplace on cold days. It's a great place to warm up after an outing at the St. Patrick's Day festivities.
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Savannah

Olde Harbour Inn
Park on Hutchinson Island at the convention Center and take the ferry to River Street. This is your hassle-free best bet for watching the 2nd oldest St. Patrick's Day Parade in the US!
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Forsyth Park
Join in and watch the greening of the fountain at Forsyth Park. Get there early as this event gets packed quickly!
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The Alida, Savannah, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Corned beef, Guinness braised bratwurst, and live music start the day at the ultimate St. Patrick's Day party in Savannah.
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New York City, New York

The Dead Rabbit
Who would have thought that an Irish Pub might be considered one of the best bars in NYC? This 2-story inn combines a lunch taproom with a parlor serving up food, and traditional and modern cocktails with an Irish twist.
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McSorley’s Old Ale House
With the sawdust-covered flooring, heavy wood tables, and enough artifacts to make you stare at the walls for days, there's no wonder this 1850s saloon is considered NYC's most iconic Irish pub.
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Start St.Patrick's Day Parade
Start your festivites here on 5th Avenue at 44th Street.
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San Francisco

Fisherman's Wharf
A top spot to start a solid pub crawl! Fisherman's Wharf comes alive during St. Patrick's Day, so prepare yourself for a wild time in one of SF's most entertaining districts.
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The Plough and Stars
The best Irish bar for live entertainment from dancing to music.
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The Buena Vista
Indulge in St. Paddy's Day festivities at The Buena Vista, where the original Irish coffee was born.
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Little Shamrock
Founded in 1893, the Little Shamrock is one of SF's oldest bars. Dip back in time to see what it was like to have a pint of ale at one of the oldest bars in Northern California.
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