The 25 most popular Irish pubs in America, according to Foursquare

St. Patrick's Day is around the corner, and so is your chance to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland and all things Irish. What better way to do it than in an Irish pub with a pint of Guinness'For those who can't make the trip over to Ireland, Foursquare has carefully curated a list ofthe best Irish pubs in the US, according to customer reviews.The winners were selected based on data taken fromFoursquare City Guide, which takes into account its users' likes, saves, tip sentiment, and its "proprietary hotness score."So if you're looking for a tipple on March 17, these are good places to start.SEE ALSO:The best places to visit abroad while the dollar is strong25. Fad Irish Pub & Restaurant (Atlanta, Georgia)273 Buckhead Avenue, Atlanta, GAFad takes St. Patrick's Day very seriously and is hosting two celebrations this year: one that took place on March 11 and the other coming up on March 17. Tickets cost $20 per day, which gives you access to the live music and pop-up beer tents.On a normal day,Fad is a great place to go to watch sports, drink beer, or enjoy one of its signature Moscow Mule cocktails.24. McGonigel's Mucky Duck (Houston, Texas)2425 Norfolk Street,Houston, TX A popular live music venue, McGonigel's is also famous for its fish & chips and shepherd's pietraditional meals from the UK. You can't buy liquor here, but it's a good place to come for a pint of Guinness or a glass of wine.23. Olde Blind Dog Irish Pub (Brookhaven, Georgia)705 Town Boulevard NE,Brookhaven, GAOn March 17, Olde Blind Dog Brookhaven, located in a suburb of Atlanta, will be hosting an indoor/outdoor party with live music, food, and liquor. It's known for having an eclectic menu with dishes like bangers and mash (sausages and mashed potato), fish tacos, and curry.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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