Historic Morristown Pub Re-Opens This Week, After Renovations

MORRISTOWN, NJ — The historic Dublin Pub will reopen in Morristown later this week, upholding its long-standing tradition of offering classic Irish pub fare and serving as a gathering spot for community members and friends.

To celebrate their return to Morristown, the Irish pub at 4 Pine Street will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday at 4 p.m. The event will feature live entertainment by Marty McKernan and Bagpipers, along with a few special surprise guests.

"Come be part of the celebration, soak in the fresh new look, and enjoy the Irish tunes and good craic! We can’t wait to raise a glass with you," the restaurant said in a statement.

Dublin Pub, which first opened in 1973 in a former one-room community cocktail lounge, has been undergoing renovations since last December. The aim was to enhance the historic charm and spirit of the original space while adding a fresh, modern twist.

In addition to the remodel, the pub has also announced a new partnership with another Morristown favorite, Stirling Tavern. According to the update, Stirling Tavern will contribute its "culinary and management expertise" to the pub upon reopening.

"This partnership allows us to continue honoring our family’s legacy while introducing fresh, creative takes on Irish cuisine, along with an enhanced craft beer and cocktail menu," the Mongey family said in a social media post.