Dublin House

This slender, wood-paneled taproom hasn’t closed for a single day since Prohibition—or so boast the chatty barkeeps manning the storied Irish saloon. Afternoon regulars, young tipplers and occasional tourists make up the steady Guinness- and Jameson-sipping clientele. Outside, a neon Celtic harp (installed in 1933) glows bright yellow and red. Inside, flat-screen TVs appease the sports fans, and a jukebox spits out everything from Sinatra to Justin Timberlake.