Combining good food, drink and a “lively and spirited” atmosphere, Kenney’s Irish Pub in Guthrie can get you started on an Oklahoman adventure this fall. Owner Kenny Cavner and his wife opened the place only four months ago. Continue reading →
In 2005, James T. Croley II opened an Irish pub and restaurant in Saint Clair.
Seven years later, he has two locations, a following and a brand name.
Croley opened The Wooden Keg Tavern at 1 W. Caroline Ave. on Oct. 17, 2005. He said the business, which can seat “more than 100,” has 1,000 customers a week. Continue reading →
An Invercargill bar and a Queenstown bar are competing for top honours in the Guinness Lower South Island pint master competition, with the winner to represent the region in the national final. Continue reading →
As owner of McGillicuddy’s Irish Pub in Montpelier and Mulligan’s Irish Pub in Barre, Dave Nelson has his hands full. That isn’t stopping him from adding a third pub to his empire this Wednesday with the opening of McGillicuddy’s Irish Ale House at the Maple Tree Place shopping center in Williston. Continue reading →
There are a lot of Irish pubs in Boston? You don’t say. But where are the best Irish pubs in town? The debate might ignite a drunken brawl or two, but brand-spanking new Eugene O’Neill’s in Forest Hills shouldn’t expect too many haters. This place has some serious charm. Continue reading →
Senayan is now home to a little piece of Dublin —Molly Malone’s, Jakarta’s second authentic Irish pub, is undergoing a soft opening. Continue reading →
A second Irish pub is planning to plants its green, white and orange flag in Reading, with plans in the works for The Bunratty Tavern joining Grumpy Doyle’s as a destination for Guinness and other pub fare. Continue reading →
The most important thing about an Irish pub is the vibe. A good Irish pub has to be a warm and friendly place to gather.
It must have spaces where folks can mill about and laugh and talk together. Even the beer selection doesn’t need to be that extensive as long as they have Guinness and a fun place to drink it in. Cara Irish Pub and Restaurant is a great place to gather and they have more that just Guinness on tap too with a good pub menu that features traditional Irish fare. Continue reading →
It has been two years since ‘The Irish Pub’ in Ipanema closed, a favorite amongst expatriates and Cariocas with a taste for an authentic pub feel direct from Ireland. Members of the bar’s management team, who later established ‘The Lapa Irish Pub’, have now joined together to create Copacabana’s newest addition to the nightlife scene, The Clover Irish Pub. Continue reading →