5 Best Irish Pubs near Mamaroneck

“Despite its proximity to the train and its potential for takeover by transient out-of-towners (myself included), Village Station feels like one of the most well-worn and solidly-established neighborhood bars for miles. Behind the taps, Nicole serves 20-30 people solo like it’s nothing - not just pouring the tastiest $6 pints during happy hour, but remembering names, greeting regulars by name as they walk in, cashing checks, all, seemingly at once. Don’t be fooled by the reasonable prices. The wings are stupidly delicious, and though I haven’t tried everything on the menu, I’ve walked past enough tables to get a divine whiff of just about every dish on the menu. Pub grub of the most delicious kind served next to folks from every profession, who’ll chat sports, work, or leave you in peace - whatever floats your boat. Skip every pub on Mamaroneck Avenue for Village Station… just remember to cash out (and tip well) before your train pulls in!“

“I was there for a family gathering. Our entire party had the sampler platter. The entrees were divided with fish and chips, the rib dinner, and the salmon salad. The Guinness was from the tap and not Stout as asked for. It was not good. The fish was cod but not seasoned. Needed malt vinegar which was brought to the table. Wished for some hot sauce. The servers were really nice and took care of us.Parking: We parked in the street a block from the pub.“

“In terms of Pubs in the neighborhood by far one of the best, owner cares about the customers, great during lunch/ dinner hours, plenty of entertainment also, great for athletic teams to go to as there are plenty of booths to sit in available 10/10.“

“The atmosphere was good and staff was very accommodating. I've been here many times and it is always a great experience. The food is great. (The steak had amazing flavor)Parking: The stress of having to run back and forth to put money into the meters makes for an uncomfortable visit.“

“My husband and I came in for dinner while staying in a nearby hotel. It's a pretty typical Irish pub/sports bar, pretty small, but with good service. I originally planned on ordering shepherds pie, but when I saw that they had an Oktoberfest menu, I went with the schnitzel, and it was awesome. They also had standard Irish beers on tap. A good experience while visiting White Plains.“