NJ.com
March 9, 2026
No. 10 for Irish pubs
Peter Genovese placed Celtic Corner tenth in his 2026 guide to 37 New Jersey Irish pubs, highlighting our Irish woodwork and cottage pie.
Read NJ.com on Yahoo →An Irish pub with a Hawthorne welcome.
Our story
David McGoldrick and Roy O’Donovan pictured a local Irish pub where neighbors could settle in over a proper meal. Good beer, a thoughtful wine selection and craft cocktails would share the table with food at approachable prices.
The opening menu was developed alongside consulting executive chef Christine Nunn, pairing Irish classics with a fresh approach to pub food. A hand-hewn bar and Irish woodwork gave that idea a home on Lafayette Avenue.
Today, that welcome extends from Sunday brunch and a seat at the bar to matches on the TVs and celebrations in our private party room. Come for your usual—or make this the start of a new tradition.

In the press
From our opening story to New Jersey pub guides, here’s a closer look at Celtic Corner.
NJ.com
March 9, 2026
Peter Genovese placed Celtic Corner tenth in his 2026 guide to 37 New Jersey Irish pubs, highlighting our Irish woodwork and cottage pie.
Read NJ.com on Yahoo →Best of NJ
March 1, 2026
Featured in a regional Irish-pub guide covering our Irish dishes, Sunday brunch, game-day gatherings and private party room.
Read the Best of NJ guide →First Touch
June 7, 2026
Celtic Corner appears in the Hawthorne section of this New Jersey soccer-bar guide as a gathering place for supporters.
Read the First Touch guide →Boozy Burbs
November 1, 2018
A look back at our opening: the Irish woodwork, pub classics and the team behind Celtic Corner’s original menu.
Read our opening story →BergenMama · February 12, 2019
This feature explored Celtic Corner’s food, Irish character and place in a local night out with the family.
Read the BergenMama feature →Daily Voice · November 8, 2018
Cecilia Levine’s North Jersey restaurant roundup introduced Celtic Corner’s take on Irish pub food shortly after opening.
Read the Daily Voice story →Find your reason to visit
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