Woodlawn

More than 300,000 people are interred at this peaceful 400 acre cemetery, which opened in 1863 and is now a National Historic Landmark.

"However good the drinking, thirst is how it ends—or so says an old Irish Gaelic expression.

This sprawling 1,146-acre park in the Bronx is the third-largest park in the City and boasts the nation's first public golf course.

This Jamaican bakery offers light and fluffy coco bread, sticky cinnamon rolls and buttery buns, but it's the beef patties that draw folks from far afield to the North Bronx outpost.

In this classic Bronx spot, formerly Celtic Kitchen, visitors enjoy fare like Irish breakfast, stew, shepherd's pie and, of course, the ever-popular fish-and-chips.

"The House," as regulars affectionately call it, is Woodlawn's definitive Irish pub and restaurant.

Arrow Cycle has a large selection of mountain bikes, racing bikes, kids' bikes and even tandems from such companies as Schwinn, GT, Mongoose and Fuji.

Get your Irish on at this local butcher shop, a fixture of Woodlawn since 1998.