Warwick staple Yesterday's Irish Pub closes its doors but will reopen at new location
Yesterday's Irish Pub on Main Street closed its doors after 37 years in business. State Sen. Mike Martucci was on hand for the occasion, and he announced the restaurant will reopen again per owners John and Peggy Christison.
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Dec 5, 2022, 10:53 PM
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665ds agoSunday marked the end of a chapter for a Warwick staple.
Yesterday's Irish Pub on Main Street closed its doors after 37 years in business. State Sen. Mike Martucci was on hand for the occasion, and he announced the restaurant will reopen again per owners John and Peggy Christison.
The new location will be at 16 Elm St.
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