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Where to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Costa Mesa

Posted on March 13, 2018 | 1:18pm | Travel Costa Mesa

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Looking for a way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Costa Mesa? Although it may not be the most authentically Irish town in the U.S., Costa Mesa sure does know how to celebrate! Keep reading below to learn more about Costa Mesa’s best Irish bars and St. Patrick’s Day events and deals happening around the city.

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The Harp Inn

The Harp Inn in Costa Mesa has managed to maintain the role as local Irish pub for the last 30 years and remains one of the most authentic in Orange County. Grab a Guinness or your favorite whiskey from the pub’s extensive offerings to celebrate this most joyous St. Patrick’s Day with live music.

Durty Nelly’s

Durty Nelly’s is celebrating with weekend of live music, karaoke and drink specials. The party begins on Friday and includes a different band each day and karaoke. On Sunday, music begins at 1:45 p.m. and the $10 cover begins at 2 p.m., so get there early!

Skosh Monahan’s

Skosh Monahan’s reputation has been built on Irish spirits and steaks, but their corned beef and cabbage may be of a more festive interest. With a full menu including sheperds pie, steaks, burgers, stew and even pizzas, Skosh Monahan’s is sure to be a crowd pleaser.

Wild Goose Tavern

Wild Goose Tavern is celebrating St. Patrick’s Day on 17th Street in Costa Mesa with a corned beef hash special and all the Irish whiskey and scotch you can ask for! Wild Goose is known for its elevated pub grub and vintage hunting-lodge ambiance, with just the right balance of rustic and modern to make it the perfect place to unwind.

Yard House

Yard House at The Triangle will be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Costa Mesa from March 12th to the 18th with Irish-inspired dishes and drinks. A special menu will offer corned beef brisket, shepherd’s pie, corned beef sandwiches and an Irish whiskey and beer flight.