Welcome to O'Hara's
Established in 1983, O'Hara's Restaurant & Pub is a longstanding Irish pub in New York City's Financial District. We've become a beloved institution where locals and tourists alike gather for great food, drinks, and company.
Our pub holds significant historical importance due to its proximity to the World Trade Center site. Despite sustaining extensive damage on September 11, 2001, we remarkably reopened months later, becoming a gathering place for first responders and recovery workers.
Our History & Legacy
On September 11, 2001, O'Hara's sustained extensive damage but remarkably reopened months later, becoming a vital gathering place for first responders and recovery workers.
Today, our walls are adorned with thousands of patches from emergency services worldwide, serving as a living tribute to those who served during and after the attacks.
For over four decades, O'Hara's has been a cornerstone of the Financial District community, serving generations of New Yorkers and welcoming visitors from around the world.
Our pub isn't just a place to eat and drink—it's a living piece of New York history and a testament to the resilience of Lower Manhattan.
The Wall of Honor
Visit our famous "Wall of Honor" featuring thousands of patches donated by first responders from around the world. Each patch tells a story of bravery and solidarity.
What Our Customers Say
"A must-visit in Lower Manhattan. The history is palpable, the staff are friendly, and the Guinness is poured perfectly. The wall of patches is incredibly moving."
"I've been coming here for over a decade. The food is consistently great, but it's the atmosphere and the people that keep me coming back. A true NYC treasure."
"When visiting the 9/11 Memorial, we stopped in for lunch and were blown away. The staff shared stories about the pub's history and made us feel like regulars."