Lots of little nooks and crannies to get lost in while enjoying the imperial pint of your choice. Definitely has that authentic feel of a real Irish pub inside.
All the elements of a great little pub, lots of dark wood, lots of nooks n crannies to get lost in with your pint, dim lighting, great bartenders, and authentic pub fare.
This is the pub to visit if you want to enjoy a pint of Harp while listening to authentic Irish session music. And the owner and bar tenders are the friendliest in all of Baltimore, hands down!
Housed in a turn of the century building with a big wooden bar, dark wood wainscoting on the walls, and lots of cozy booths, Dougherty's is a great little Irish pub. Stop by and have a pint or two!
Want a ploughman or some bangers n mash to go with your imperial pint of Guinness? This is the place to go!
Yeah it's a chain restaurant, but they do a good job of recreating a pub atmosphere inside with all the dark wood, Irish menu items, and dark beers on tap.
Ok, it was a Chi Chi's in a former life, so the outside looks like crap. But reserve judgement until you walk inside and you'll feel like you've stepped back into old world Ireland. Great pub!
Who says the burbs can't have an authentic Irish pub? Kelsey's has the cozy dark wood feel a pub should have and their Irish stew in a bread bowl can't be beat!
Galway Bay is off the beaten path, so it doesn't have every tourist trudging up and down main street popping in. But it also has the most authentic pub feel of Naptown's 2 Irish pub offerings.
More of a beer pub rather than an Irish pub. If you want cask conditioned, hand pumped ales, this is the place to go, but don't expect to find shepherds pie or a ploughman on the menu here.
Not to be confused with "J. Patricks"... Patrick's claims to be America's Oldest Irish Pub and has been in operation since 1863. More bistro than pub, but still a piece of Baltimore history.
The Irish Shrine and Railroad Workers Museum celebrates the history of the immense Irish presence in Southwest Baltimore City in the late 1840's.
The Guinness is good and the music is usually live. Castlebay never disappoints.
