Seriously awesome local Irish pub complete with a pub quiz night and a decent selection of single-malt Scotches (as opposed to some Irish pups in Florida I've been in where they have more vodka than whiskey--that can't be right!). Also, they make a very good Irish stew and the barmaids are prompt, friendly, and entertaining--as are the customers.
Review Source:This gem is as close to an irish pub you'll find that I've come across. Â Wait. Â It IS an Irish Pub!!! Â Why Lewisburg, West Virginia is beyond me.
The Irish Pub (gotta love the name) offers over 150 brands of beer, ale, IPAs, and other beauties for brew. Â My leanings are a good scotch so whilst my friends did some "black and tans", guiness and the likes,.... I sought out Macallan 12 to whet my whistle. Â Neat with an ice water on the side, I couldn't have been happier. Â But wait!
The place offered up a one-man show. Â This entertainment was a singer/musician who played the guitar, a book accordian (not to be confused with a concertina) and the pennywhistle. Â His "accent" brought to life the songs he sang and his renditions had to be spot-on. Â My Macallan 12 came to life as me and friends sat and enjoyed the music.
No food was consumed. Â Just some R&R in The Irish Pub. Â (Reading others reviews, I wish I had ordered stew or corned beef - next go 'round).
Wonderful place.
This is a great little pub in historic Downtown Lewisburg. Â The atmosphere is always welcoming, the staff is always fun and friendly, and there is always good live music to be enjoyed. Â The food is typical of small joint, but the stew and corned beef is amazing. Â The Irish Pub has a very large selection of bottled beers, and a rotation of drafts, which always includes Guinness, Harp, and Smithwicks. Â When you go, be prepared to relax and enjoy yourself; this isn't a five minutes in and out place.
Review Source:This Irish Pub located on what I would call Main street of this town was a neat little dive bar. Â Now small down dives are not the same as big city dives...I find them more laid back with more locals.
The bar has a lot of character. Â With a drinking process that allows achievers of drinking all the beers on their list to have their name placed on the top of the bar trim. Â
The beer selection was very good with just around 100 beers to choose from their menu. Â They also had food, but for this visit it was only beer.
There is a bartender which I met while in town, though he wasn't working named Tommy. Â A nice guy with as much character as the bar itself....tip him well if you are lucky enough for him to serve you.
There is live music certain nights and I was lucky enough to hear some of it and it too was good.
Nice casual bar with a lot of character like the folks of Lewisburg proper.
Always enjoy the Irish Pub when we're in town. Food is decent and hearty and it's a great local spot for beer drinkers. They've got a small tap selection and a 99-bottles-of-beer-on-the-wall challenge (sense of humor). They have live music performance and session music and a dart room. They are also open on nights when the rest of town shuts down. Family-owned.
Review Source:The Irish Pub on Washington Street is one of my favorite places on the planet! The ambiance, the people, and the staff are the kind of wonderful that you can only find in the small town charm of Lewisburg, WV. I try to go there every time I'm in town to visit family, and am always disappointed when I don't get the chance. The food is amazing (I love the Cheese sandwich with tomato slices), the beer is plentiful (there's tons of variety on tap or bottle), and the live music is always entertaining (who doesn't love live Irish music?)! They also often have local bands or musicians perform every so often, which is a fun and cost efficient night out, as well as a great way to support local music. Two very enthusiastic thumbs up for the Irish Pub! Cheers! ;)
Review Source:A neat little Irish pub with a fantastic selections of beer from all over. Â Although we only had a cheese plate, it was very good. Â We were there on a Saturday afternoon when at 3PM the music started. Â It was nice...not too loud where you couldn't carry on a conversation. Â I loved this place and I just plain love the town of Lewisburg!
Review Source:Saying it has good Irish food is damning with faint praise, like saying you bought the best car made in Yugoslavia. Â But I like the place...and one of the reasons is that it's authentic, such as already said about the food. Â They often have live entertainment. Â The beer selection is large, and the beer menu even lists the alcohol content of the different beers. Â The people who work and eat there are terrific, but you can say that about any place in Lewisburg. Â
Fire up Aer Lingus. Â I'm going to Ireland.
The Irish stew was fabulous as was the shepherd's pie. Really, really solid food. And it really stuck to your bones. I have also never seen such an incredible beer selection anywhere in WV--nor have I ever seen anywhere else with cider on tap. Just fabulous! There was also live music the evening we were there and it was just the perfect ending for the day. This was probably the best joint in the entire town for food and drink!
Review Source:We went for lunch and the Irish Stew was good, If I go back next year (I visit the region every fall) I'll have to try one of their other dishes. Like most places with live music it's loud when they have a band playing. I'm prone to migraines so listening from across the street was just right in the evening. Plus when we were having lunch the bar tender/waiter was a tall man in pale pink tight tshirt & short shorts with west virginia across his chest & butt. Never thought I'd see a guy dressed like that *anywhere* in WV and was amused.
Review Source:Given the opportunity of eating fast food off the interstate or slipping into this pub for a nice soup and sandwich, I would hope you would chose the latter.
This is the kind of place you find and might continue to make it you're secret hideaway.
I could see myself finding a room in the local hotel or bed and breakfast, let my cell phone battery go dead and become a regular for about a week.
Great food, great atmosphere, great people.
Don't bother calling there looking for me, I'm going to use a phony name and mustache. Stop in and see me anytime. Don't tell anyone you saw me.
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