Great Pubs, or even just good ones

beachdweller

So I'm in Redmond, WA, outside Seattle on business, and saw a pub called:

Celtic Bayou: Irish BrewPub & Cajun Cafe

What a great concept.

SF has some nice ones, Irish Bank, Kell's, O'Reilly's...

anyone have any great pub's worth mention in there cities...want to get prepared for a possible tour

Ridin The Wave

The Dead Poet in New York City. Not technically my city, but I wish it was!

Drop The Leash 10

T-Bones, Salem NH

saw a guy with an old Pj shirt with a bird onit

iamsampj

fiddler's green in winter park/orlando, florida

i used to love to go there and play trivia after work...i'm actually sad that i won't be there for st. patty's day this year. they have great beers on tap, good food too. they were featured on food network's "best of" for pub food a few years ago. one of my favorite bars/pubs in all of orlando...bbq bar in downtown will ALWAYS be the best!!

PJ_Saluki

I've got some friends who lived in an absolute disaster of an apartment above an Irish pub called Llewellyn's in St. Louis' Central West End neighborhood. It had a great selection of beer and whiskey and a nice menu featuring homemade chips, all in a cool environment. The interior was all dark, old wood with a huge mantle running behind the bar. There was also a cool outside seating area with shops and museums on both sides of the street.

My friends had to move out of the apartment about 10 years ago because it was probably going to kill them -- the dangerous conditions in the apartment and the living above a bar. Well, that and the fact taht whenever one of them took a shower, water dripped on one of the tables downstairs. I've been there once or twice in the afternoon, but even that's been a few years.

I guess Llewellyn's has been doing pretty well without me.

http://www.llywelynspub.com/textonly.asp?Dept_ID=0&NavButton=01&Main=Y.asp

mookie blaylock 10

matt molloy's - westport, ireland
dick mack's - dingle, irleland

beachdweller

looks as if a PJ Ireland/Scotland tour needs to happen, a month of shows there only, lol

one show, 5 days off, then another show, 5 days off, and repeat

Whizbang

Peddler's Daughter in Haverhill, MA
Kitty O'Sheas in Beverly, MA was good as well...crowd changed a bit in the last couple years. Not the quiet dark pub it once used to be.

reeferchief

PJ_Saluki wrote:

I've got some friends who lived in an absolute disaster of an apartment above an Irish pub called Llewellyn's in St. Louis' Central West End neighborhood. It had a great selection of beer and whiskey and a nice menu featuring homemade chips, all in a cool environment. The interior was all dark, old wood with a huge mantle running behind the bar. There was also a cool outside seating area with shops and museums on both sides of the street.

My friends had to move out of the apartment about 10 years ago because it was probably going to kill them -- the dangerous conditions in the apartment and the living above a bar. Well, that and the fact taht whenever one of them took a shower, water dripped on one of the tables downstairs. I've been there once or twice in the afternoon, but even that's been a few years.

I guess Llewellyn's has been doing pretty well without me.

http://www.llywelynspub.com/textonly.asp?Dept_ID=0&NavButton=01&Main=Y.asp

As a barman, I really hope that is not what they serve and call Guiness in the picture towards the bottom of the right page.:eek::eek:

If your ever in County Durham in England a few pubs I would reccomend are:

The Turks Head
The Tap and Spile
and Bacchaus in Darlington.

The Angel
O'neills
and The Market Tavern in Durham City.

The Tut and Shive in Bishop Auckland.

And of course The Cobblers Hall in Newton Aycliffe(where I work, come in and say hello:))

upina2001

PJ_Saluki wrote:

I've got some friends who lived in an absolute disaster of an apartment above an Irish pub called Llewellyn's in St. Louis' Central West End neighborhood. It had a great selection of beer and whiskey and a nice menu featuring homemade chips, all in a cool environment. The interior was all dark, old wood with a huge mantle running behind the bar. There was also a cool outside seating area with shops and museums on both sides of the street.


I guess Llewellyn's has been doing pretty well without me.

http://www.llywelynspub.com/textonly.asp?Dept_ID=0&NavButton=01&Main=Y.asp

Been there. Great place.

FinsburyParkCarrots

A great pub is a pub with no kitchen.