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Moynihan Train Hall is home to one Irish pub (us), three coffee shops, six stores, and around a dozen food outlets, the newest of which is La Esquina, right next door to The Irish Exit. And the best bit? You can order food from our neighbors, and enjoy it with us - Irish drinks and Mexican food? Sí, tá, the best of both worlds.
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🎈Sure, birthday cards are great. But a personalized message in the middle of Manhattan, in one of New York City’s busiest train stations, seen by thousands of people? Well, that packs more of a punch than a piece of paper.Planning a party? Visit the link below to book a table, an area, or the whole bar, with customizable packages available to suit your celebratory needs.https://lnkd.in/dSnQdrvD
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Meet the Team - Damon Miller. Damon’s been part of The Irish Exit team since before we opened, and recently made the move to The Dead Rabbit - but his favorite bar is in Paris. Well, he’s got good taste. He takes his Martinis extra dirty, is a gifted party starter, appreciates a great Pint, and enjoys Mushrooms on Pizza. Well, no one’s perfect - but sure, Damon comes pretty close.
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Train stations are transitory places, because everyone’s on their own journey - literally. And while the back bar walls of The Dead Rabbit are lined with dollar bills, ours are draped with luggage tags. Next time you’re in, leave a note and tell us where you’re heading - and be sure to pay us a visit when you return, too.
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Today marks our first ever July 4th here at Moynihan Train Hall, and we’re making it count. Stop in ‘til Saturday for our weekly DJs, tomorrow for live music with Madame Daley, and don’t miss our Hot Dog special with Pastrami Queen, available ‘til Sunday. And sure, we’ll swap our usual Irish Whiskey for Bourbon, and our Guinness for a Bud - just don’t take our Irish passports away. Happy Independence Day from all of here at The Irish Exit.
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Meet the Team - Liz Hur. Known for her warm, exceptional service, Lizzie's been part of The Irish Exit team since before we opened. When not at work, she enjoys a Dirty Martini, an Irish Coffee, and a perfect Pint of Guinness - yep, she’s one of us, alright. And we’ll let you in on a little secret - Lizzie also loves an off-menu Gimlet served with a splash of Cranberry Juice, perfectly paired with Korean cuisine. You heard it here first.
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Time Out on 7 hacks to make the most of NYC's Moynihan Train Hall1. Don’t worry about eating beforehandIf you were rushing to pack and ran out of time to eat lunch (guilty), don't worry. There are more than a dozen actually good options for eating at Moynihan Food Hall. To name a few, there's Maman, Pastrami Queen, Alidoro, Naya, Jacob’s Pickles, E.A.K. Ramen, Lovepop, The Irish Exit, Yono Sushi by BondSt, and Vesuvio Bakery. If you're running really late, the line at H&H Bagels is usually not too long, and you can grab a bagel for the train.https://lnkd.in/efuTqGF7
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Each month, we donate $1 from our best-selling co*cktail, Irish Coffee, to a charity or foundation that works within our communities - in NYC and Ireland and soon in Austin, TX, and Washington, D.C. For Pride, we're proud to partner with the Audre Lorde Project, a grassroots community organizing center for lesbian, gay, bisexual, two-spirit, trans, and gender non-conforming people of color to provide community wellness and safety for our community in New York City. The Audre Lorde Project has been doing community work for 30 years, with humble beginnings in the basem*nt of a Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn. The site of many historical happenings, it held the Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press, created by our namesake Audre Lorde and Black Feminist Barbara Smith. Kitchen Table published written works by and for feminists of color. In its 30th year, ALP continues to engage in grassroots organizing and community care shaped by the ingenuity and political lineage of those like Audre Lorde. Now officially observed in over 100 countries, Pride Month is a time of celebration, honoring those who fought for us and continuing to organize for our liberation. Unequivocally and resolutely, we stand with those who are able to march, protest, and celebrate this month. Everyone deserves a safe space, and we hope The Dead Rabbit and The Irish Exit will always be yours.
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