Baileys Irish Cream

Restaurants in the USA that Commonly Serve Baileys Irish Cream

Irish pubs
Many Irish pubs in the USA offer Baileys Irish Cream as a staple drink.

Cocktail bars
Cocktail bars often feature Baileys Irish Cream in classic cocktails like the Irish Coffee and the B-52.

Coffee shops
Some coffee shops offer Baileys Irish Cream as an add-in for coffee drinks like lattes and cappuccinos.

Dessert restaurants
Dessert restaurants may offer Baileys Irish Cream as a topping for desserts like cheesecake and ice cream.

Fine dining restaurants
Some fine dining restaurants may offer Baileys Irish Cream as a digestif or after-dinner drink.

Specific Restaurant Recommendations

The Dubliner Irish Pub (multiple locations)
A popular Irish pub chain with a wide selection of Irish whiskeys and Baileys Irish Cream.

The Dead Rabbit Grocery & Grog (New York City)
An award-winning cocktail bar known for its Irish whiskey and cocktail menu, including the Irish Coffee made with Baileys Irish Cream.

Starbucks (multiple locations)
A popular coffee shop chain that offers Baileys Irish Cream as an add-in for coffee drinks.

The Cheesecake Factory (multiple locations)
A dessert restaurant chain that offers Baileys Irish Cream as a topping for its cheesecake.

Ruth's Chris Steak House (multiple locations)
A fine dining steakhouse chain that offers Baileys Irish Cream as a digestif.

Additional Tips

When ordering Baileys Irish Cream, specify if you want it on the rocks, neat, or in a cocktail.

Baileys Irish Cream can be enjoyed as a dessert drink or as a digestif.

It is important to drink responsibly and in moderation.

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