Dargan’s iconic pub in Santa Barbara is home of the perfect pint of Guinness, and more than just the usual craic you'd expect in a Californian Irish pub. In 1927 Lawrence Dargans built a Pub & Grocery to serve the small population of Cookstown, a Market town in the North of Ireland. He and his family ran a successful business, a local’s social hub known for the craic (Gaelic for good times). This family tradition has spanned three generations and continues with Dargan’s Irish Pub & Restaurant in Santa Barbara owned and operated by Lawrence’s grandson Paul Dargan.
Dargan's Irish Pub
18 E Ortega St, Santa Barbara, Ca, 93101

18 E Ortega St, Santa Barbara, Ca, 93101
Dargan’s iconic pub in Santa Barbara is home of the perfect pint of Guinness, and more than just the usual craic you'd expect in a Californian Irish pub. In 1927 Lawrence Dargans built a Pub & Grocery to serve the small population of Cookstown, a Market town in the North of Ireland. He and his family ran a successful business, a local’s social hub known for the craic (Gaelic for good times). This family tradition has spanned three generations and continues with Dargan’s Irish Pub & Restaurant in Santa Barbara owned and operated by Lawrence’s grandson Paul Dargan.
Dargan’s iconic pub in Santa Barbara is home of the perfect pint of Guinness, and more than just the usual craic you'd expect in a Californian Irish pub. In 1927 Lawrence Dargans built a Pub & Grocery to serve the small population of Cookstown, a Market town in the North of Ireland. He and his family ran a successful business, a local’s social hub known for the craic (Gaelic for good times). This family tradition has spanned three generations and continues with Dargan’s Irish Pub & Restaurant in Santa Barbara owned and operated by Lawrence’s grandson Paul Dargan.
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