Conway’s brings traditional Irish spirit to the Rancho Peñasquitos neighborhood with a laid-back feel and plenty of heart. It’s a reliable stop for cold pints, classic pub bites, and low-key evenings with friends. The service is warm, the crowd is local, and the mood is always easygoing. Great for catching a game or winding down after work. A solid slice of Ireland in the suburbs.

Dan Diegos blends Irish roots with coastal California flair, offering a creative menu and a unique take on pub dining. The atmosphere is casual but cool, with a strong selection of craft beers and Irish-inspired comfort food. Inside, it’s friendly and familiar; outside, it’s beach-adjacent and breezy. Whether you're in for brunch, burgers, or a cold pint, it delivers. Irish soul with a SoCal twist.

Long Story Irish Pub lives up to its name with good drinks, hearty food, and plenty of great stories shared at the bar. Located in the Point Loma area, it's known for its easygoing charm, welcoming staff, and a community feel that keeps folks coming back. Expect Irish staples alongside modern comfort fare and rotating taps. Live music and events keep things fresh. A relaxed neighborhood favorite with a loyal crowd.

Rosie O’Grady’s has been a cornerstone of Normal Heights for years, offering dive-bar charm with Irish soul. Known for strong drinks, pool tables, and regular live shows, it's where old-school meets down-to-earth fun. The interior is dark and cozy, and the locals are as loyal as they come. Come for karaoke or just a pint with your crew. A true neighborhood legend.

The Field is Gaslamp’s premier Irish pub, built from imported materials straight out of Ireland and brimming with character. Inside, it’s all dark wood, warm lighting, and the sound of clinking glasses and live music. The menu features traditional fare like shepherd’s pie, boxty, and corned beef done right. Whether it's brunch, dinner, or a night out, The Field never misses. A must-visit for pub purists and partygoers alike.

The Ould Sod is one of San Diego’s oldest and most beloved Irish pubs, nestled in the heart of Kensington. Known for its friendly regulars, classic decor, and no-nonsense vibe, it’s a place where people come to truly unwind. There's trivia, karaoke, and plenty of Guinness to go around. It’s cozy, humble, and always welcoming. A timeless pub with zero fluff.