Step beneath the streets of downtown LA and you’ll find Casey’s, a historic Irish hideaway with timeless pub soul. With over 100 years of character, it’s a go-to for whiskey lovers, game day crowds, and anyone craving a hearty shepherd’s pie. The atmosphere blends speakeasy charm with Gaelic spirit, all tucked under brick arches and dim lighting. It’s as authentic as it gets without hopping on a flight. Grab a pint and stay a while because Casey’s always feels like home.

Dublin’s Irish Pub brings the electric energy of Ireland’s capital to downtown LA. It has the lively crowd, traditional touches, and a solid menu that keeps the good vibes going all night. Known for bustling happy hours and weekend revelry, this is where Irish spirit meets California cool. From pints of Guinness to whiskey flights and pub burgers, everything here is poured with heart. Whether you’re in for live music or late-night laughs, Dublin’s delivers.

Irish Times is a neighborhood staple with roots that run deep in Culver City. This is the place to catch a rugby match with a full Irish breakfast or share laughs over fish and chips. The bartenders are friendly, the crowd is loyal, and the drinks never disappoint. It’s the kind of pub where the jukebox always knows what you need. Every visit feels like a return to something familiar and good.

Molly Malone’s is part Irish pub, part music shrine, and all-around LA legend. Known for its rich history and live performances, it’s where musicians and pub-goers share the same stage. You’ll find solid pints, old-school décor, and a welcoming crowd any night of the week. It’s the kind of place where stories and songs go hand in hand. Come for the Guinness, stay for the show.

Rock & Reilly’s delivers a bold take on the Irish pub with high energy and a rebellious edge. It’s loud, fun, and full of character with whiskey-forward cocktails and hearty pub fare. Expect rowdy happy hours, sports on the big screens, and a crowd that’s always in the mood to celebrate. With multiple LA locations, it’s a favorite for both weekday mischief and weekend blowouts. Come hungry, come thirsty, and be ready for a good time.