Ireland’s Four Courts in Arlington is where you go when you want the real deal - pints, footy, and comfort food that sticks to your soul. Whether you're posted up for a Premier League match, brunchin’ like a champ, or just chasing some midweek craic, this spot delivers with heart. Classic pub vibes, no frills, just good times.

McNamara’s in Arlington is where Irish comfort meets local hangout vibes. Whether you’re digging into shepherd’s pie, belting out karaoke, or just chasing a Guinness with some good banter, this Crystal City gem has you covered. With weekly trivia, live tunes, and all the craic you can handle - it’s a proper pub with a laid-back soul.

O’Sullivan’s in Arlington is your classic Irish pub with proper pours, hearty grub, and a whiskey shelf that goes deep. Tucked in Clarendon, it’s the kind of place where the music’s live, the staff know your name, and the Guinness flows like it should. Come for the stew, stay for the craic.

Samuel Beckett’s in Shirlington brings serious Irish vibes with a modern twist. It’s all rich wood, good craic, and a menu that goes from classic stew to shepherd’s pie empanadas (yeah, really). With pints, whiskeys, and live tunes flowing, it’s the kind of spot where a casual dinner can turn into a full-blown session.

The Celtic House in Arlington feels like your favorite pub back home - even if home’s across the Atlantic. With rich wood, comfort food like lamb stew and fish & chips, and a whiskey list that means business, it’s the kind of place you settle into and don’t want to leave. Brunch, live tunes, and good craic always on tap.