Top 5 Places to Celebrate Saint Patrick's Day in and Around Beachwood

Beachwood residents don't need to head all the way to downtown Cleveland for Saint Patrick's Day if they don't want to. There are plenty of Saint Patrick's Day celebrations right here in Beachwood, so if you want to get out there and sip an Irish ale or two without having to travel far, have at it! Here are five local hot spots that'll have your need for green covered:

The Pub
26300 Cedar Road, Beachwood
Yes, this amazing place is technically British, but they still know how to throw one heck of a Saint Patrick's Day party in Beachwood! The doors open at 11 a.m. and you can bet the green beer and Irish stouts and ales will be flowing in full force. Plenty of food specials will also be available.

Bar Louie
24337 Cedar Road, Lyndhurst
This staple hot spot at Legacy Village will be serving up Irish whiskey, ales, and car bombs 'til your heart's content on St. Paddy's Day. They also have a great Irish breakfast buffet from 7-11 a.m.

The Winking Lizard Beachwood
25800 Central Parkway, Beachwood
Stop into The Winking Lizard for what's sure to be a good Saint Patrick's Day time! They'll have plenty of Irish beers to choose from and will be featuring a special menu with plenty of corned beef-containing dishes.

Parnell's Pub Cleveland Heights
2167 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights
Parnell's is giving out free hoodies to the first ten customers, so get there early--doors open at 7 a.m. This great Irish pub is the real deal, making it a great place to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day in Beachwood (although you'll have to hop over to Cleveland Heights to get there). The owners say they won't be serving up any green beer; only the real deal!

Mulligan's Highland Heights
6131 Highland Road, Highland Heights
Stop in for some brisket and stay for some Jameson! Mulligan's in Highland Heights is a great and very popular east side destination for Saint Patrick's Day celebrations. The festive atmosphere and friendly service means you'll have a great time even if you're not really Irish!