AJ Rocco’s offers a laid-back Irish-American vibe right in the heart of downtown Cleveland. Known for its cozy interior, welcoming staff, and quality cocktails, it’s a favorite for pre-game drinks or casual evenings out. The menu balances pub favorites with a modern touch, and the energy is warm without being too loud. Great for brunches, happy hours, and everything in between. A downtown hangout with classic pub soul.

Danny Mac’s is a classic neighborhood spot where the Guinness is cold and the crowd feels like family. It’s got the heart of an old-school Cleveland bar with Irish roots that shine through in the food, drinks, and camaraderie. The jukebox is spinning, the darts are flying, and the vibes are always good. No frills, just real pub energy. A solid west side favorite for locals who like things easy and authentic.

Located right near Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, Flannery’s is a go-to for game days, concerts, and Irish vibes year-round. Inside you’ll find dark wood, vintage décor, and a long bar that knows how to keep up with a crowd. The food is hearty, the pints are perfect, and the staff keeps things moving. Whether it’s St. Paddy’s or a Tuesday lunch, Flannery’s feels like home. A downtown pub with all the right touches.

Flannery's Irish Pub has been a Cleveland landmark 1997. Renowned for our perfect pint, great comfort food, and the friendliest staff in Cleveland, Flannery's is called home by all who visit. Located directly across from the Quicken Loans Arena on the corner of 4th and Prospect, in the heart of the Gateway Neighborhood, Flannery's is a great place go for , meet friends after work, shoot a game of pool, or fuel up before a Cav's game. After all, we are the only Irish Pub in Cleveland that pours a perfect 20 oz. pint! At Flannery's we are fanatical about pouring the perfect pint. In addition our Renowned Perfect Guinness we feature over 15 imported draft beers, all poured in a 20 oz. Imperial pint, not the dimunitive 16oz. pint

McCarthy’s brings lively Irish spirit to Cleveland’s Warehouse District with a welcoming vibe and a strong local following. It’s casual, colorful, and full of character—ideal for after-work drinks or weekend meetups. The music’s often live, the energy is up, and there’s always a Guinness within reach. It’s a pub that doesn’t try too hard, and that’s what makes it great. Simple, social, and spirited.

Mr. Peabody’s mixes sports bar energy with old-school pub familiarity, offering a little something for everyone. It’s got big screens, affordable beer, and a menu that keeps regulars full and happy. While not strictly Irish in aesthetic, it has enough heart and hospitality to earn its place in the pub scene. Come for the wings, stay for the vibe. A blue-collar bar with plenty of pride.

Muldoon’s is a Northeast Cleveland staple, serving up Irish-American favorites in a no-nonsense pub setting. The menu is comforting, the drinks are stiff, and the regulars are always ready to share a laugh or a story. It’s the kind of place where you don’t need a reason to stop in—just the time. A tried-and-true haunt with working-class roots and a whole lot of character. A Cleveland classic with Celtic charm.

SURVIVING SINCE 1997. We are fully stocked with as much local beer, Guinness and whiskey as we can manage. Trying our best to support only small and local breweries to help spread the small and local love and hope you choose to as well! Grab some mates and head to Cedar-Fairmount or Playhouse Square for some of the best craic this side of the Atlantic. Playhouse Square patio open weather permitting.

PJ McIntyre’s is the real deal—an authentic Irish pub that brings West Park alive with music, food, and celebration. From the Gaelic signage to the live bands and hearty Irish fare, every detail is steeped in tradition. It’s a community hub, a party destination, and a neighborhood anchor all in one. Whether it's a quiet pint or a rowdy ceilidh, PJ’s delivers. One of the best Irish pub experiences in the city, full stop.

The Harp, a delightful blend of authentic Irish flavors and distinctly Cleveland influences, serves traditional favorites of the Emerald Isle merged with influences from the city it calls home. The soda bread, for example, is made from owner Karen O’Malley’s grandmother’s recipe. Inside, you’ll find rich wood, paintings of the Irish coast, and a beautiful wooden bar that transports you to the Emerald Isle. When the weather allows, the large patio offers a unique view of the city, overlooking the Shoreway to downtown.