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The Rambling House

Serving the best Irish food in the Bronx.

Address: 4292 Katonah Ave
Getting there: to Woodlawn for Bx34 bus
Hours: Open now · closes 4 am tomorrow
Weekly hours
Mon midnight–4 am, 11 am–4 am (next day)
Tue 11 am–4 am (next day)
Wed 11 am–4 am (next day)
Thu 11 am–4 am (next day)
Fri 11 am–4 am (next day)
Sat 11 am–4 am (next day)
Sun 11 am–midnight (next day)
Read from the travel guide, which lists: 11AM–4AM daily
Website: ramblinghousenyc.com (opens in a new tab)

Listing from Wikivoyage: Bronx, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Updated 10 Oct 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.

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