Tom Bergin's is hosting a two-day festival to celebrate its re-opening. Going from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday, the legendary pub will have four bars, a beer truck, and plenty of whiskey to go around, including Tullamore Dew in abundance. On Monday, the proper holiday, festivities start at 6 a.m. until 2 a.m.

From now until the 17th, Cafe Rockenwagner is making a reuben sandwich with fennel slaw and dressing on rye bread. In addition, they're offering soda bread and green beer (naturally), as well as corned beef and cabbage.

This popular bar in the middle of Downtown's Historic Core is offering an Irish Mule, made with whiskey, ginger beer, and lime juice, as well as corned beef sandwiches with cabbage on soda bread. The bar opens just before noon, in case the revelry needs to start early.

On Monday March 17, the Pikey will have Irish Stew with dumplings, Colcannon with Pork Sausage, and Guinness ice cream with Irish Whiskey and cookies for $9. In addition, try a flight of whiskies for $18, including Red Breast, Tullamore Dew 10 year and more.

Starting now until March 18, Slaw Dogs is offering the Luck o' the Irish Dog with horseradish mustard with a corned beef hot dog, along with french fries and bright green relish for a mere $6.99.

Not really the most likely place to have a ton of St. Patty's Day things going on, DeSano is preparing a ricotta, spinach, meatball and mozzarella pie for $15 on March 17.

The drinking starts early at City Tavern, where at 11:30 a.m., a slew of fantastic craft beers will be available, from The Bruery's Windowsill to Almanac's Sour Dough. Basically, if you're into sour beers, you're going to want to fill up at here. And, for fans of Portland's Cascade Brewing, a special flight will be available (limited supplies).

On March 17, Short Order is preparing Corned Beef & Cabbage for $17, Shepherd's Pie for $18, and soda bread with butter for $6. Drink specials include a Stout beer float and White Russian made with Irish Whiskey.

This eatery in the Financial District is also preparing corned beef sandwiches on soda bread, but drink specials include the Shamrock Shooter, based on Midori (people still drink it), Irish whiskey and Bailey's, as well as the Leprechaun juice, made with creme de menthe, amaretto, and lemon juice.

For something incredibly over the top, visit the biggest St. Patty's Day celebration in the city on Saturday, March 15, with 12 bars, 100 kegs of beer, games, raffles, and more in the parking lot next to Rock & Reilly's. Tickets cost $20 before, or $30 day of.

This higher end conveyor belt sushi spot in Hollywood is making a special "Clover" roll made with smoked salmon, avocado, crab salad, and wasabi mayo for an homage to the best drinking day of the year.