10 Best Irish Pubs near New Orleans

“Great Guinness and service“

“Fantastic Establishment recommend highly“

“Robert was such a fab barman, Jack very welcoming and Steve's Crawfish boil amazing. We were made very welcome by all xxx“

“It helps that this pub is directly across the street from our hotel. That’s worth +2 in my book even with horrible service and low choices in spirts. However, this place is great! I woke up every day, and had a pregame brunch dink(s) served by an awesome bartender Todd. Perfectly personable with drops of NOLA history and places to visit (sightseeing and food). 5 stars! Actually, I’ll go 10 stars.“

“comfortable seating indoors and out. quick service. Easy atmosphere.“

“A nice upscale and comfortable environment for learning more about Irish immigrants coming to New Orleans. Wonderful history and even better tastes of Ireland. The espresso martini and Irish lemonade are really refreshing and delicious.“

“I will always be grateful to this place. I used to work in the French Quarter and my shift would end at 3am 4am and 5am this was my safe place to go sit inside and sometimes have an Irish Coffee which is delicious by the way. They made sure I was safely in a cab or an Uber.❤️“

“Was recently a first-time visitor during a weekend getaway and visited to meet the Texas Exes chapter for the Longhorns football game. If you love sports, this is your spot. Oustanding TV setup. Anywhere you sit has screens and they're attentive when it comes to changing channels for upcoming games.

Good vibe. While I wouldn't call it a classic dive bar, it's also not a stuffy place trying to present some new, upscale way to be a sports bar. It's simply a good sports bar.

We arrived when it was very busy and while the bar space isn't very long, the staff made sure orders were taken and drinks were served quickly. You could tell they know how to handle a crowd.

The frozen Irish coffee... I miss it already. Smooth, creamy with all the right flavor notes yet none that overwhelm. It's not too sweet. It's not too strong. It's just right. Beer selection was just average, but, again, this is just a sports bar trying to be a good sports bar. If you want a selection of 49 different craft beers and 30 things on draft, this isn't your spot.

As for the food, we stuck to a lot of cajun items mostly fried. The $5 fried pickles and $13 taste of Nola might've been the best bang-for-the-buck we had in New Orleans. And the menu was deep with Cajun items... they play the hits and the prices were great.

We had such a good time on Saturday night we stopped in for another frozen Irish coffee on Sunday while shopping around the nearby neighborhood.“

“Fabulous frozen Irish Coffee and other drinks, great bartenders, chill atmosphere. Great local bar!!!“

“Nice place to hang out. Clean and relaxing“