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Most Popular N.J. Irish Bars And Pubs For St. Patrick's Day
If it's popular on St. Patrick's Day, it must be a good place to go have a pint. See the list below.

Looks like there are plenty of places to go grab a "pint" in New Jersey on St. Patrick's Day. Ten, in particular, are rated the most popular Irish pubs in New Jersey
Foursquare compiled the list of top-rated Irish Pubs in New Jersey, taking into account explicit ratings, the company's proprietary "hotness" score, visit popularity and tip sentiment (see list below).
Indeed, Americans are expected to spend $5.3 billion on St. Patrick's Day this year, according to a National Retail Federation survey. Forty-one percent expect to buy beverages, and 3 million pints of Guinness are expected to be drunk around the world, according to a WalletHub survey.
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According to Foursquare's location intelligence, Irish Pubs saw a 120 percent increase in foot-traffic on St. Patrick's Day 2016, compared to one week earlier.
Here is the list of most-popular Irish bars and pubs, and their Foursquare score:
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- Krug's Tavern, Newark 8.50
- P.J. Sweeney's Restaurant & Irish Pub, Brick 8.12
- Clancy's Tavern, Neptune 8.10
- McDonagh's Pub, Keyport 8.01
- Thatcher McGhee's, Fairfield 7.81
- Publick House, Mountainside 7.75
- St. James's Gate Publick House, Maplewood 7.73
- The Shannon Rose Irish Pub, Clifton 7.70
- Ricalton's Village Tavern, South Orange 7.53
- Patrick's Pub, Hopatcong 7.51
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