Woodside Pub Crawl

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WOODSIDE BAR CRAWL, 11377 – Pub scouting is practically a sport in Woodside, where the Irish influence is apparent on every block. To follow in Christopher and Shirley’s footsteps, hit up these spots and go out on your very own bar crawl.

Maguire’s Public House

54-20 Roosevelt Ave
(@ 54th Street)
NYC 11377
718.429.9426 (Mon – Sun: 12 pm-3 or 4 am)

The Cuckoo’s Nest

61-04 Woodside Ave
(@ Woodside Avenue)
NYC 11377
718.426.5684 (Mon – Sun: 10 am-4 am)

Toucan Tommy’s

39-76 61st Street
(btn Woodside & Roosevelt Ave)
NYC 11377
718.429.8849 (Mon – Sat: 10 am-4 am / Sunday: 11:30 am–4 am)

Starting Gate

59-10 Woodside Ave
(@ 59th Street)
NYC 11377
718.429.9269 (Mon – Sun: 10 am–4 am)

EXTRA: About The Irish Car Bomb

Ordering an Irish Car Bomb in Ireland will garner you a few funny stares. The only thing Irish about this drink is the ingredients. The recipe is purely Irish-American, and was supposedly invented by the bartenders at Michael’s Pub in Columbia, Maryland.

Still, any NYC mixologist knows about this concoction. And, with a little practice, you can create the perfect Irish Car Bomb in your very own kitchen.

What You’ll Need:

A pint glass
A shot glass
A spoon
Whiskey
Irish Cream
Guinness

The Recipe:

Fill your pint glass with a half pint of Guinness. Place it aside for a second and try not to take a swig.
Fill half of your shot glass with whiskey.
Take a spoon and hold it just over the shot glass. Slowly pour the Irish Cream over the spoon and into the shot glass. The idea is to float the Irish Cream on top of the whiskey. This takes some practice, so don’t get discouraged.
Drop the shot glass into the pint glass, and chug. Make sure you don’t throw your glass back too hard, though. The shot glass could slide back and hit your teeth, and that would ruin the entire experience. Not to mention your enamel. Ouch.
And, just a hint: be sure to down this drink all at once. If the Irish Cream sits too long, it will curdle.

Slainte!

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7 Comments

By Eddie – 01-10-08 at 9:53 pm

Hi, i just saw your show. on woodside 11377, you show all the bars and restaurant in woodside . but you did’t
show one of the old’es restaurant in woodside. is call El Sitio-latin American
68-28 Roosevelt Ave.is bin in woodside sin
the 60’s. one of the best Cuban food the you can eat. and one of the best cuban sandwich you wont to eat. hope you show this restaurants in one of your future show.
By jok – 05-14-08 at 12:27 am

useful information indeed
thanks
By CiNYC – 05-14-08 at 9:48 am

Thanks Eddie. Love the suggestion. We’ll look into it and try to work up a post for the site. Appreciate the comment – keep writing it to give us more zip tips!
By CiNYC – 05-14-08 at 9:49 am

No problem Jok. Thanks for checking out the site. Please keep coming back and post more comments – let us know what else you’d like to see.
By Christine – 05-17-08 at 11:35 am

Does anyone know the email address of Maguires pub in Roosevelt?
By CiNYC – 05-17-08 at 7:30 pm

Hi Christine, you can email Maguire’s at [email protected]. Let us know if you need more info and thanks for checking out the site.
By Sally Healy – 03-12-09 at 4:02 pm

this is a great site……………I am looking for some more info on Woodside history. I lived in Woodside from 1942 to 1964. I attended St Sebastians school and was married there, I was married to Frank Coyle I was trying to obtain a book written by Ms Trainor but it is no longer being published…………any help????

thanks
Sally Healy