The Dead
Rabbit

Est. 2013 · New York City

Two-time World's Best Bar. An Irish pub where Victorian Dublin meets the grit of Lower Manhattan.

Our Story

A Tale of Two Cities

Founded by Sean Muldoon and Jack McGarry, The Dead Rabbit brings the spirit of 19th-century Dublin to the Financial District. Named after an Irish-American gang, the bar spans three floors — a ground-floor taproom, a parlor for craft cocktails, and an upstairs events space. Every detail, from the hand-carved woodwork to the 72-ingredient cocktail menu, honors Irish pub culture with uncompromising craft.

The Dead Rabbit warm Victorian interior

Tales from the Bar

★★★★★

"There's a reason this place won World's Best Bar — twice. The Irish Coffee alone is worth the trip. The attention to detail is staggering, from the comic-book menu to the hand-chipped ice."

— Michael D., Dublin
★★★★★

"Three distinct experiences in one building. The taproom downstairs for pints and oysters, the parlor upstairs for serious cocktails. The whiskey selection is encyclopedic."

— Emma R., London
★★★★½

"Even on a packed Saturday night, the service is impeccable. The bartenders are historians as much as craftsmen. Try the Psycho Killer — it's a modern classic."

— Tom S., Chicago

Pay Us a Visit

30 Water Street, Financial District, New York

(646) 422-7906
Mon–Thu 11am–2am · Fri–Sat 11am–4am
Sun 11am–12am