Always a good spot to grab a pint and watch some sports. This place has a really nice pour, some…read moregreat brews and tons of indoor/outdoor seating! They play American sports and sometimes UFC if that interests you...

definitely great for all sports lover!…read more for those unlucky enough to be stuck in zurich on a sunday, you know what i'm talking about. almost no retail therapy available! :( and limited f&b too! so paddy reilly's is a god send indeed! especially on a F1, RWC2023, NFL and english premier league weekend. so much to watch and they show it all! they are also easy to find with a tram stop right at their doorstep too! i found it to be spacious enough with multi screens of various sizes well distributed all throughout, both indoors and out! so just find your nook to look for your poison. audio normally available for big events or games as well, depending on what most of the crowd are watching. even if it's your first time here, just ask their friendly english speaking service staff what will be shown, where, around the pub. special requests can also be made for less popular games. otherwise they are clearly popular with many reserved choice tables, so do book ahead for that big event or game! as for me, walking in early worked well too! :) just eat, drink, and make merry with fun fellow sporty patrons before kickoff! there was a sunday roast option available when i was there and that was what i went for! a good deal imho for pricey zurich, CHF39.50, including a choice of free drink(alcoholic or not)! don't expect gourmet fine dining and you will be happy with what they serve here. be it guinness, kilkenny or just regular house pour wines, they didn't disappoint. i was also lucky to score a table that had a good view of a wide array of games across multiple screens and made claim to it by ordering lunch, dinner and dessert with drinks flowing across stomach filling breaks. having been here over 2 days on a weekend, the crowd were mostly expats from all over the world, south africa, america, scotland and even fiji, folks who simply love their sports! as passionate as they can be about the teams they support, yet ever respectful of others and ever so eager to chat fellow sportstators up! so if you ever need a haven for catching your favourite sports, paddy reilly's is your best bet here in the city!

My Irish ex told me about this place, so if it's good enough for an Irishman, I guess it's good…read moreenough for the rest of us. ;) I never saw any Irish ppl here when I came though. :o Not as crowded as other pubs to watch games, but totally packed during pub quiz nights. Run in English by an American woman named Sylvia, the quizzes were pretty wacky and challenging at times, but still fun. Form groups of 5 to try your luck, prizes go to the best (and worst) teams. If you don't have a team, they'll happily match you up with a group. And you can make a reservation to secure a nice table in advance.

Great staff, many flat screens for the occasional rugby or football/soccer match. (Go Sharks!)…read more The food is decent too, including exotic items like a huge veggie quesadilla plate and Boerewors.

What a fantastic pub. Located in the heart of Zurich we were walking around looking for a place to…read moreget something to eat and get a proper pint and this place was hopping. Unfortunately we got into Xerox so late they were no longer serving food but no matter there was a football game on TV and the locals of course were going berserk for soccer game I don't really understand much for but it was totally awesome to be part of that energy. Of course being Switzerland and Zurich it was pretty expensive almost $40 American for three drinks. When you walk in you see yourself providing there is something available and then you have to order your food and drink from the bar they will deliver it back to your table. They also allow to go drinks and are more than happy. I wish I had more time in Switzerland I really wanted to try their fish and chips

After a 2.5 week adventure in Italy and Switzerland we were craving some fish and chips. Oliver…read moreTwist Pub was conveniently located within a close proximity to our hotel so we gave it a shot and it delivered. They had one order of fish and chips left fortunately. The fish was fresh and crispy served with a basket of fries, tartar sauce and cole slaw. We ordered and paid at the bar and were served at the table. The place has a British pub vibe and is a great spot if you're looking for cozy bar. It's also a little further from the busy old town scene if you want a break from the heavy foot traffic.

My hubby and I were traveling through Europe and we love checking out local Irish bars. Paul the…read morebartender is the best! This spot was our favorite the whole trip. Paul chatted with us a ton, gave us ideas of what to do around Luzern, and even said hi when he ran into us walking around the next day. This bar has a friendly vibe. There's no AC, but there's rarely AC anywhere in Europe so eh not a deal breaker. We were there on a Sunday and they had fun trivia - people playing in teams. Another night was open mic night & the guy who ran it sang and played guitar like a dream. If you're looking for a spot that speaks English, and want a chill vibe, check this bar out.

Atmosphere: this is a relatively small Irish pub, but it is very comfortable, clean, and nice…read moreinside. The bartenders are very personable and friendly. Drinks: They have a pretty small beer selection - like most places in Zurich, they only have a few different beers on tap. Food: the food is actually pretty good for pub food - go with one of the burgers or a club sandwich if you are hungry, or some nachos or potato wedges for just a snack. Pricing: The food is very reasonably priced (for Zurich) but the drinks are a bit on the expensive side 7-9 CHF for a half liter beer.

Great stop on a quick layover in Zurich. The location is about standard sized for the local area…read more They have an excellent selection of beef from all over the world. Everything from a solid built lager to even meade. The selection will not disappoint. The bar staff is quite friendly and incredibly helpful in weighing your options. For the beer on tap, they are happy to provide a sample to help sway you one way or another. Again, the bar itself is quite small on the inside with a few small tables. There is an outside seating area as well, but it is really not an option during the colder months. Overall, a solid choice to stop for a beverage. Looking forward to my next stop.

IMHO, this is a place Americans need to go to in order to experience a European craft beer vibe…read more It has great 80's(?) music playing in the background. They have 8 beers on tap from a Swedish brewery including 2 IPAs, 2 double IPAs. The Friday I visited, the place was run by two bearded guys. One was the manager who I asked about the beer selection. He explained "if I have not broken bread with you (the brewer), I am not selling your beer. " The vibe was friendly but a bit off kilter and Irreverent. I asked to open a tab and was given a small action figure to track my bill. The beer was not cheap with prices ranging from 9-15 CHF. However it offers a friendly vibe, is dog friendly, and is worth a visit

A couple of buddies and I stopped in Zürich for one night only. Where do we go? Kennedy's Irish…read morepub! My name is Robert Kennedy. So we had to go lol. It's a beautiful bar... absolutely beautiful. The inside is classic Irish setting hardwood dark beautiful... with , outside settings under the canopy with just great atmosphere. Why go to an Irish pub in Switzerland?. Kennedy's Irish pub is the reason. You got to check this place out The service was great. The food was extraordinary and my buddies and I had a really good discussion totally fantastic experience... one we're gonna remember for the test of our lives!!

I came here last night for my first Yelp International Table event. I've never really hung out in…read morethis area of Zürich before, so it was cool to check out a new place. The surrounding buildings all looked fairly modern and new, which was kind of surprising, because I had an image of this area being kind of dumpy. The pub had an old-fashioned look with old-style decorations on the wall, but everything seemed clean and new--which I really liked. I guess it's been a while since I've been in a Zürich pub, because I have bad memories of stale cigarette smoke still lingering in other places right after they instilled the indoor smoking ban. This bar is really spacious and has a lot of different kinds of beer on tap. I had two little glasses of Smithwick's, because my fellow Yelpers told me it's difficult to find this Irish beer elsewhere in Zürich. It's a really good-tasting beer, and I would have downed more, except I had to work the next day. I already had dinner before coming, so I couldn't partake in the tasting-looking menu. The fully-loaded nachos and pot pies and fries looked REALLY yummy. There was a guy named Mel who played the guitar and sang, and he was really good as a one-man band. I think he was supposed to stop at one point because there was a soccer game on tv, but due to popular request, he was able to keep on playing. The staff was really nice and spoke English. It was a bit loud to talk comfortably over the live music, but not impossible to have decent conversations. The only downside was that I didn't see any wall hooks to hang up my winter coat. But other than that, I really liked this place.

One can't exist on bread alone and when you're in the center of town amidst the shopping district…read morepast 9pm on a weekday, where do you eat? You go here. James Joyce boasts having the "best" burger in town (it's not) and our local friend recommended the place more for drinks, but we chose this anyway since its within walking distance from Widder bar where we came from. The menu reads like a dependable Irish pub fare, but with Zurich prices. GAH! I feel destitute in Zurich. Prices of 25CHF and up for an entree is typical. Fish n chips were deliciously crispy; while the burger has decent moist MMMeat. Alas, the cheese was dried out and burnt on the edges. (I mean, how does one manage to burn cheese?!) Sit outside if the weather permits, because the setting is really inviting with tea light candles and fresh flowers on the table. A glass of Lillet Blanc and a Guiness on tap are excellent end of the night drinks. The friendly service warrants the 4th star, but you should go somewhere else for the best burger in town.

No, James Joyce didn't hang out here, but apparently a great part of its interior was brought over…read morefrom Jury's Hotel in Dublin, which JJ writes about in his novel "Ulysses." The hotel had been slated for demolition and the bank that was building a place to entertain its out of town clients bought the wood paneling and decorations and shipped it all over to Zurich--crazy! I read about this place in my guide book and it was also recommended by my Zurich resident friend so I had to check it out. From the outside you'd never be able to tell what the interior holds; it has a quite a modern-looking patio and is on a well-heeled side street off the main shipping drag, Bonhofstrasse. It looks like it could be any other upscale bar until you walk inside: lots of dark gleaming yet well-worn wood, intricate tile work, and period paintings. You can take it all in as you sip the beverage of your choice. We weren't hungry enough to sample their food, but from what I could see on the other tables it looked pretty damn good. The bartender was very nice and friendly and the whole place just felt very comfortable. Well worth a visit.

New pub in Kreis 4 !!!…read more The location couldn't be better. Not far from Langstrasse you will find a small irish pub. It is totally new decorated (wooden style as most of the pubs). It misses a bit of authenticity... It all looks kinda artificial. I went to two times, the first time we were all alone... Kinda weird. They should have done some events the first weekend to attract people. The guy behind the bar was nice and friendly. But just left us alone. Instead of starting the talk. We even tried... But I think he prefered to continue playing on the computer. The second time there was 5 other people (a friday night). And the people were kinda trashy... I didn't feel very coosy. I won't go back unless friends will go there to try it out.

Irish pub off of Langstrasse. It's a bit small but the staff was friendly and they had a good…read moremusician (Friday night). Worth a stop for a beer and some music on your pub crawl.

Nothing about this place was good. It's been a decade removed from any reviews. I'm not sure how…read morethey are in business. I have been in town for three days for work. Wanted to eat supper somewhere that would be friendly, and good for me. I walked in a bit after 4 when they opened and a few patrons were in already. I walked around to check out the venue, and sat at a table... and waited. I saw two tables over get helped. For me no help or even acknowledging I'm there. I made a point of holding a menu at the table up so they would get the idea I wasn't there for nothing. I finally walked up to the the bar counter, menu in hand, and waited to be helped. It took a while. I ultimately asked for the Paddy Plate (a burger and fries), and a small Kilkenny. I paid my bill right away. 20 Swiss Frnc. The meal came and it was hamburger with sauce on toasted white bread on top of some barely fried potatoes. I ate the meal though it kept falling apart due to being white sandwich bread. I had it cut in half, and half of a half fell on the floor from being so flimsy. Wrapping up. No one asked if Id like another pint or could I get anything for you. The service was terrible, the food was terrible... and they didn't even have Irish music. It was too expensive for what I ordered. I'd go somewhere else if I were anyone reading this. 13 for paddy plate and 7 for not even a pint. Worst Irish pub I've ever been in and I travel the world.

It's a cool little bar, the food here isn't all that spectacular (I had a hamburger that came out…read morewith toast sandwich buns), but the feel of the place is quite nice, and everyone was really friendly. They also have a good variety of beers on top, and I had a great time here with my buddies.

Nelsons is the place to be if you're looking for a nostalgic dance party in Zurich. During our…read morelayover, my friends and I decided to pay our respects to the legendary Tina Turner by visiting her home. Afterward, we headed straight to Nelsons to continue the celebration of her remarkable life. And yes, this place delivered! The moment we stepped inside Nelsons, we were transported back in time to the jams of the 80s and 90s. The atmosphere was electric, fueled by the incredible selection of music that filled the air. They have a great DJ here spinning an awesome playlist that even played some of Tina's fantastic dance remixes. Totally fun.

I was visiting from the United States. Rani is an excellent bar tender with great knowledge and…read moreservice. She offered many taste tests and was extremely pleasant to talk to. Plenty of options for drinks. Paul the manager and owner were also a delight to speak with. If you have enough time to have a drink near the train station I would 10/10 recommend!!!