Johnny Foley's Irish House

The Blarney Stone in San Francisco is like a wee slice of Dublin dropped in the Outer Richmond—minus the rain and with a sunny patio to prove it. Grab a proper pint, soak up the West Coast rays, and enjoy some cheeky banter. Whether it’s open mic night, a game on the telly, or brunch on the weekend, the craic’s always flowing here.

Casements Bar is a lively Irish establishment in the heart of San Francisco. Large outdoor patio, Live music, DJ's, events, food, cocktails, and a huge whiskey collection Roger Casement was an Irish-born poet, human rights pioneer, and martyr. Most famously, in the 1890s his revelatory work as a diplomat, exposed colonial atrocities against the indigenous peoples of the Congo in the heart of Africa. These actions & experiences transformed Casement into a leading champion for self-determination and independence for all oppressed peoples. In turn, Casement began to focus his efforts on helping lead his own, the people of Ireland, in their fight for independence

Chief Sullivan’s in San Francisco’s North Beach is where Irish heritage meets Bay Area buzz. Named after the legendary Fire Chief Dennis T. Sullivan, this pub honors the city’s history while serving up a modern mix of craic, cocktails, and community. Whether you're here for a perfect two-part pour of Guinness, a hearty brunch, or to cheer on the Fighting Irish, Chief’s delivers with vintage charm, stained glass, and a patio perfect for sunny pints. It’s the kind of spot where strangers become mates by the second round.

The best Irish Sports Pub in San Francisco Nothing resembles Ireland more than a perfectly poured fresh pint of Guinness and we have it right here.