Nashville's Best Irish Pub

This bustling downtown bar is home to sports fans and pool players.

Reviews:

• “The food and the service were great. They also have 3 pool tables, and plenty of tv’s.”
• “Best bartender I have ever seen.”
• “Great food and atmosphere!”
• “Terribly rude servers”
• “Give us another dive bar…”

Tips: Late-night diners can order pub grub until 2:30am.

Bailey’s Sports Grille

Nashville’s own little piece of the Emerald Isle offers live music and a friendly atmosphere.

Reviews:

• “Great beer, food and music.”
• “Great music!”
• “Fun and Friendly!”
• “A brill evening”
• “Disappointment”

Tips: Other acts besides the house band often play on live music nights, but the tunes are always Irish.

Mulligan’s Pub and Restaurant

Clubby Sylvan Park hangout has sports aficionados debating teams’ merits over beer.

Reviews:

• “Select Faves Get Respectful Service Here”
• “Local, but Lousy "
• “Skip dessert”
• “Old school sports bar scores a win.”
• “Old Time “Slice Of The Past”"

Tips: Those looking for a quiet meal away from the televisions and bar should request a table in the alcove at the front of the restaurant.

McCabe Pub

Conventioneers get their fill of Guinness and live Celtic music at this replica Irish pub inside the Opryland Hotel.

Reviews:

• “Not sure im in Nashville!”
• “Findley’s IS great”
• “Close enough…”

Tips: The hotel does not offer free parking. However, Findley’s does validate for all its paying customers.

Findley’s Irish Pub

Irish-themed pub masters the art of shepherd’s pie.

Reviews:

• “Was a great place, not any longer….”
• “Great Environment”
• “I love this place!!!”
• “Great place to belong”
• “The greatest bar in Nashvegas”

Tips: Sunday night is Pint Night ($2.50 pints); Tuesday night is Steak Night ($12 rib eyes); and fish-and-chips go for $5 all day Thursday.

Dan McGuinness

Hang with the locals and maybe get lucky at this cozy Irish pub.

Reviews:

• “In Re:”
• “A Waste of Time and Money That Will Leave You HUNGRY!”
• “Hearty and Delicious!”
• “Damn fine place”
• “The Best Spot in Downtown Franklin”

Tips: Only domestic and imported beers are offered, but feel free to bring your own wine, for a corkage fee.

McCreary’s Irish Pub & Eatery

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