A great North Dallas option for St. Pat’s revelers, The Irishman Pub offers corned beef & cabbage, shepherd’s pie, bangers & mash, and fish & chips among typical American pub fare. There’s a large draft beer selection and numerous TVs for catching all of the overseas sports matches.

This Irish Pub north of Addison offers Irish dishes like Guinness stew, bread pudding, and Irish nachos (on waffle cut potatoes) along with a whole lot of American pub fare. There’s an extensive Irish whiskey selection along with more Irish beers on draft than stocked by most local Irish pubs.

Much like Duchess Kate drinking a Guinness, the Londoner will be merging the best of Britain and Ireland for a memorable St. Patrick’s Day. Chow down on menu standbys of fish & chips, corned beef, shepherd’s pie, and Guinness stew followed by green beer and jello shots for good measure.

This might be the longest running Irish bar in Dallas, which thankfully hasn’t changed much in the past several decades. While it doesn’t serve traditional Irish dishes, this is always ground zero for St. Patrick’s Day revelers, especially those who have attended the St. Pat’s parade just up the block on Greenville Ave. Consider skipping the parade on St. Paddy’s Day and getting to the bar early when it opens at 8 a.m. for an Irish coffee.

St. Paddy’s Day revelers can’t go wrong with any one of Irishman Feargal McKinney’s bars in Dallas, and the Old Monk is a solid choice for its proximity to the St. Pat’s Day parade route on Greenville Avenue. Don’t forget, of course, its corned beef & cabbage, Irish reubens, beef stew, and bread pudding, in addition to a large selection of Irish and domestic drafts, Irish whiskeys, and Irish coffee.

For truly authentic Irish fare this St. Pat’s weekend, Eatzi’s has some great takeout options. Find traditional soda bread with plump raisins and caraway seeds to complement corned beef, cabbage, & potatoes. Other dessert offerings feature American favorites with a lucky twist, like chocolate pisachio mousse cake or Irish whiskey cupcakes made with Bailey’s Irish Cream and garnished with frosting four-leaf clovers.

This long-running pub from Irishman Feargal McKinney’s just happens to be right smack in the heart of Uptown aka party central. Grab traditional fish & chips and one of two Irish themed desserts - either bread pudding with Irish whiskey sauce or a Jameson-infused chocolate brownie to enjoy on the expansive patio. Obviously Guinness, Smithwicks, and Harp are on offer along with a whole bunch of other great domestic craft beers.

For a Deep Ellum excursion, Anvil Pub is where its at for Irish authenticity. The bar has a lengthy beer menu with Irish originals Guinness, Smithwicks, and Harp on draft. Beer drinkers who’ve never tried Guinness layered on top of other brews are definitely missing out, but there’s still time. Anvil offers a Black & Blue (Guinness with Blue Moon), Black Velvet (Crispin cider with Guinness) or to turn it up a notch, try the Chilly Irishman (Crispin & Jameson over ice).

A new Irish pub debuted pints, plenty of whiskey, and classic pub fare in the Arts District from the owner behind the Crafy Irishman in Downtown. Diners will find traditional corned beef, bangers & mash, and pub curry, along with burgers, wings, sandwiches, and more. Traditional Irish bread pudding and Guinness ice cream are on offer for dessert along with lots of traditional Irish booze, of course.