Seattle's Best Irish Pub

A comfortable alley haunt for folk music, Irish eats and brew.

Reviews:

• “What a joke.”
• “It is a bar”
• “Unless you like drinking beer in a toilet, don’t go!”
• “Has anyone else noticed?”
• “Truth Be Told”

Tips: Want a seat for the band’s set? Then get there early, as this place is no secret.

Owl ’n Thistle Irish Pub & Restaurant

Go green and sip a mighty fine pint at this friendly Irish pub.

Reviews:

• “Horrible waitress, great music”
• “You’ll be dissapointed If you go here because of the 5 star reviews.”
• “Good food, expensive beer, OK place for soccer”
• “VERY Mediocre Service”
• “So good I’ve taken side trips to try some of the other Fado Pubs.”

Tips: This place fills up early on weekends, so get there early or be prepared to stand among the beer-spilling commoners.

Fado Irish Pub & Restaurant or email Fado Irish Pub & Restaurant

Reviews:

• “Without a doubt the WORST pub in Seattle!!!”
• “TERRIBLE!!”
• “I won’t give Mulleady’s such a bad rap”
• “drama! FRUIT FLY INFESTATION!”
• “Below average at best”

Tips: There’s no excuse not to go, they have happy hours 7 days a week from 4pm-6pm as well as 10pm-11pm. 1/2 off Appetizers; Wells and draughts at $3.50 each; and Assorted cocktails at $4.00 each.

Mulleady’s

Capitol Hill gets its Irish on with 20-ounce pints and pub grub.

Reviews:

• “Great Beer, Friendly, Wow! newly remodeled bathrooms!!”
• “Good pinta Guinness, lousy bar staff”
• “Great Selection of Beer”
• “Best Bar, hands down”
• “Great pub, lousy DJs”

Tips: Go for trivia on Tuesdays or happy hour all Sunday.

Clever Dunne’s Irish House or email Clever Dunne’s Irish House

Irish pub brings 10 beers on tap, pool, darts, sports and more to the fun-loving from Belltown and downtown.

Reviews:

• “Poor service great cider”
• “Soccer and Great Food "
• “the best place for guinness and happy hour food”
• “Fantastic location right in the heart of Seattle!”

Tips: Whether watching the latest game and needing to check your fantasy points or waiting for an important email during the game of pool the Blarney Stone Pub has you covered with their Wi-Fi service.

The Blarney Stone Pub or email The Blarney Stone Pub

Friendly confines and splendid food have given this small pub a loyal following.

Reviews:

• “Come one, come all”
• “Great neighborhood pub”
• “great bar”
• “fine and dandy”

Tips: Weekly events at Molly’s include Tuesday’s pool tournament, Wednesday’s quiz night, and live music every Friday and Saturday night.

Molly Maguire’s

A traditional Irish pub with a Northwest twist, the Kirkland restaurant features Irish-themed rooms with a fireplace, library and billiards.

Reviews:

• “Its become “the place to go” in Kirkland."
• “Thanks”
• “WILD ROVER GONE DOWN HILL!!!!!!”
• “WORST customer service I’ve ever encountered”
• “Maybe Better Weekends”

Tips: The wrap around outside deck offers views of Lake Washington.

Wilde Rover Irish Pub & Restaurant or email Wilde Rover Irish Pub & Restaurant

Micro-brews, ballads and an after-work crowd make for a bit of merry-making.

Reviews:

• “Disappointed multiple times…”
• “Best Food/Beer”
• “Has seen better days.”
• “Delish Cajun Food”
• “This place is a Gem”

Tips: Go Cajun on Saturday and Sunday afternoons from noon to 4pm during the crawfish boil. The dish of the same name includes crawfish, clams, sausage, potatoes and corn cooked with spices.

Celtic Bayou

An Irish bar in Pike Place Market attracts a lively local crowd.

Reviews:

• “this restaurant is a joke!”
• “TERRIBLE SERVICE!!!”
• “Good food, good place to go for bar crowds”
• “Nice interior, too loud”
• " RUDE TO LOYAL CUSTOMERS"

Tips: Pike Place garage at 1531 Western, offers several deals. After 5pm, park all night for a buck. Every day, the first hour of parking is free.

Kells Irish Restaurant

Reviews:

• “Best Burgers and Seet Potato Fires in Seattle”
• “LAME Sportsbar- LOUSY SERVICE,…”
• “Horrible Service; Sub-Par Food”
• “Best damn sports bar in Seattle”
• “Service, Quality and Value”

Buckley’s On Queen Anne

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