4 Best Pubs In Yorktown Heights

4 restaurants available nearby

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1. Slainte Peekskill

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3.9

Excellent(6)

££££

• Pub • Peekskill

Booked 6 times today

Great food and our waitress was above and beyond in her service and attention.

A photo of O'Neill's Pub & Restaurant restaurant

2. O'Neill's Pub & Restaurant

4.6

Exceptional(72)

££££

• Pub • Norwalk

Great menu selection and service. The food and beer did not disappoint. Nice atmosphere inside and a large outdoor dining area which we enjoyed. Looking forward to coming back.

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3. Market Place Tavern | Brookfield

4.5

Awesome(48)

££££

• Pub • Danbury

Booked 1 time today

We love everything there! A hidden gem in Brookfield:)

Francey Brady’s Irish Pub has been a beloved neighborhood staple in Yonkers, NY—serving up authentic Irish-American comfort food, cold pints, & unbeatable hospitality. Whether you're craving a cozy dinner, a round of drinks with friends, or a casual night out, our pub offers the perfect mix of tradition & modern charm.We’re proud home of the one-of-a-kind Spice Bag—crispy chicken, hand-cut fries, and bold Irish seasoning tossed to perfection. It’s a local favorite & a must-try for foodies across Westchester.Francey Brady’s is great for large groups, work lunches, and private celebrations. Our vibrant weekly entertainment lineup features Karaoke Wednesdays, Live Music Thursdays, and a Friday Night DJ to kick off your weekend. Plus, with multiple screens and a lively crowd, we’re one of the best spots in Yonkers for watching sports.Known for our welcoming atmosphere, community spirit, and hearty pub fare, Francey Brady’s is more than just a restaurant—it’s where memories are made.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Slainte Peekskill

2. O'Neill's Pub & Restaurant

3. Market Place Tavern | Brookfield

4. Francey Brady's

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