The Ramble Inn Review: The Tiny, Beloved Irish Local of Tooting | A tiny, packed, beloved independent Irish community bar on Mitcham Road in Tooting, the London home of Guinness, with all the big sport, GAA and warm Irish hospitality
The McCarthys Irish Bar and Deli Review: The Superbly-Rated Irish Bar to Discover | A warmly-rated Irish bar and deli at Broadway Market, pairing Guinness and Irish hospitality with deli fare, and off to an excellent start though still gathering its reviews
The Whelan’s Kingston Review: The Warm Irish Bar of Richmond Road | A warm, welcoming Irish bar on Richmond Road in Kingston, with Guinness, sport, live music and a genuine Irish welcome, a proper Irish local at the heart of Kingston
Toucan Review: Dorothy L. Sayers Wrote Guinness Adverts | The detective novelist worked at the ad agency, and the toucan came out of a rhyme she is credited with
The Cow Review: Oysters and Guinness in a Room Named After a Cow | A gastropub that has been doing the same six things since 1995 and has never once been tempted to do a seventh
Biddy Mulligan’s Review: An Irish Welcome by Olympia | A 4.2 Irish pub from 601 reviews named Biddy Mulligan’s, after a famous Dublin ballad, bringing the craic to Olympia
O’Neill’s Review: The Irish Pub as a Global Export | A 4.3 branch of the O’Neill’s chain, part of the extraordinary worldwide phenomenon of the manufactured Irish pub
Ireland’s Pubs Discover the Terrifying New Concept of “Moderate Drinking” Pub Drama; Sober Customers The Irish pub, once the global headquarters of heroic storytelling, philosophical shouting, and pints stacked like a medieval fortress wall, has recently encountered an alarming development: alcohol-free drinks. 🍺🚨 Historians are still trying to understand the moment this happened. For centuries, the Irish pub operated under a simple and elegant economic system: someone buys a round;…
The Sheephaven Bay Review: A Corner of Donegal in Camden | A 4.6 Irish pub named after a beautiful bay in County Donegal, a beloved hidden boozer pouring a mighty Guinness
The Hop Pole Review: The Irish-Run Guinness Local of Wandsworth | A busy, bustling Wandsworth local on Putney Bridge Road, Irish-run with one of the best pints of Guinness in London, Emerald Isle charm, live sport and a heated garden
Connolly’s Review: The Family-Run Irish Bar and Diner of Chiswick | A warm, family-run Irish bar and diner on Chiswick High Road, famed for its Guinness, live Irish music, big-screen GAA and football, and a legendary cheap breakfast
O’Neill’s Review: The Warm Welcome of the Irish Pub | Named for the great Irish name O’Neill – celebrating the warmth, music and craic of the beloved Irish pub
Whelan’s Review: The Warm Welcome of the Irish Name | A bar bearing the warm Irish name ‘Whelan’s’ – promising the famous warmth, craic and welcome of the Irish pub tradition
