Very unique place with lots of history. This pub is right by the 911 memorial, and during 911 its building was damaged to the point where they had to close for several months. Today, their walls are decorated with patches of fire departments from all over the world, in recognition of the firefighters who fought and sacrificed to save lives in the aftermath of 911. The food itself is typical bar fare and I thought it was fine, but nothing special. I would definitely recommend dropping by here to see all the firefighter patches and take in the history though.

We were looking for a place to eat while walking around NYC. Searched based on reviews and went to O'Hara's. We walked in and they were absolutely packed but we were politely greeted at the door and had a table in less than 5 minutes. The service was immediately but they were so busy they had a difficult time keeping up with our drinks, no fault to the amazing place. We had the Irish nachos for an appetizer which were probably the best thing we ate! We also ordered a sausage and peppers sandwich, BLT, chicken blt and a club sandwich. The food was great and the atmosphere was even better.

Great restaurant, right by the Ground Zero memorial. Not too busy, and great food! The walls and ceiling are covered with patches from police and firefighters!

A place where brotherhood is not forgotten. Look respectfully at the decorated walls, where each badge has its own story, then sit down and have a good meal in a pleasant atmosphere.

We had dinner here Friday night and Jimmy was our server. He didn’t write any of our orders down and remember everything for 4 people! Also we were asking about all the patches on the walls and someone else brought us the scrapbook of photos and letters and history from the 911 WTC towers. It was amazing and we will never forget!! What a great place and good food!

Amazing experience with family, great customer service very tasty food. We had a great time to be here

Historic O'Hara's. This is where 1st responders from all over the world found respite in the months following 9/11. The windows were blown our when the towers fell, but 7 months later they were back open, and welcoming those risking their lives to help. Patches and badges from 1st responders decorate the walls. It reminds you that there can be unity in this world. That people will come together for good. Great Irish fare, drinks, and good old American bar food.

Have to not give this Irish pub a 5 star review but stars don't do it justice. Completely full when we walked in on a Friday night (tonight). We explained to the staff member we were visiting from Ireland and would love to have food/few beers in such an iconic location. He got us sorted ASAP, took care of us all night and we loved the atmosphere (family of 6). Top class, lads whatever your doing, keep doing it. Thank you, Maguires from ????????

Nice place for a happy hour. Benny it's the best server. In our first visit, he showed us all the history behind the place and the 9/11. It's really worth the visit.

This establishment was amazing to experience! The memorial to all of our brave men and women around the country! If you have a chance, please take the time to look through the Bible. It was super emotional, but very worth the look! Service was fantastic, despite being packed full of patrons, both local and not! 10/10 guys!