A decent place in Avignon to have a variety of beers with a nice location and a terrace…read more I visited this place with some friends while in Avignon. They have an excellent choice of beers, although the affordability is somewhat questionable. The food is rather outrageously expensive, but sitting on the terrace and sipping high-quality Belgian and Irish beers just next to the park has definitely some charm to it. Overall I would still recommend this place, even if I won't be adding to the list of my favorites anytime soon.

From the owner: Un beau Pub irlandais rue de la République Le O'Neills s'inscrit dans la tradition des beaux pubs…read moreirlandais tout en bois dans lesquels on se sert au comptoir pour ensuite vadrouiller de table en table. Il s'étend sur deux niveaux et on peut y entendre des concerts à tendance plutôt Rock le mardi soir.

Probably the best bar downtown. Huge selection of drafts and cocktails. My friends and I could…read morealways settle on going to O' Shannon's for a great night out. Thanks O'Shannon!

Extremely popular Irish pub in the heart of Aix with slightly less pricey drinks than those around…read more Expect to stand outside on a Saturday night although getting served isn't that hard if you know where to stand...! Killkenny tasted slightly too warm.

Nice place for a drink along the boardwalk. The location is great for people watching. The drinks…read morewere adequate.

What an authentic Irish Pub - Marseilles France! I went there ummm, maybe a lil too often on my…read morerecent trip to Marseilles. The Guiness was as good as you get in Dublin or elsewhere in Ireland. The bartender and the rest of the team was very nice and helpful - something you dont often see in an Irish Pub - no matter where in the world its located. Also, the burgers etc were pretty darn good. I'd go back AND I didnt think Id ever say that about an Irish Pub. :)

Super pub ! Ce pub était là avant que les pubs soient à la…read moremode (j'y était pour l'ouverture il y a plus de 15 ans !) et il ne m'a jamais déçu. C'est sans doute le pub le plus authentique de Marseille et j'y ai toujours passé un bon moment, que ce soit pour une soirée entre amis, un match de rugby ou une pinte par une calme après-midi d'hiver près de la cheminée. Les prix sont raisonnables et le service agréable. En plus c'est ouvert le dimanche ce qui est plutôt rare dans le quartier. J'espère qu'il sera encore là dans 15 ans !

This is an amazing bar. It's three stories high and the live music offered on a variety of nights…read moremakes the friendly atmosphere. The drinks are a bit pricey but the food is good and affordable! I would definitely check this place out if you want to have some fun and socialize.

This place sucks. I usually only write reviews for places I like and don't review the ones I…read moredon't, but this place is an exception. It's an Irish Pub. We sat down. I made eye contact with a waiter who ignored me. 4-5 min later I made eye contact with another waiter who told the first guy we wanted service. He came over but didn't say a word - no greeting, no 'what can I get you', nothing. We ordered and drank 2 wines (very cheap - 4 euros for 2 glasses). No one came back by to check on us so I walked inside and the guy bar tender looked at me, turned away and made a joke with another guy at the bar. These guys are jerks. Don't go here.

Horrible! Just another expensive and overrated pub-wannabe at the Vieux-Port…read more The place is crowded and impossible to get a drink. Service is also terrible and unpolite, not say disrespectful sometimes. Music is just a top 50 on Spotify. Save your time and money and go to another place.

There are a surprisingly large quantity of Irish pubs in Marseille. I think we walked by at least…read more2-3 others on the same strip before settling in at "Le Shamrock" for a pre-dinner drink. If you don't like fighting a crowd, I recommend showing up to the waterfront bars in Marseille on a Wednesday night in October! :) Fall is an "off-season" in Marseille, so the entire patio of tables (probably 150 seats) was basically empty, excepting our group. Staff is friendly and generally pretty quick (again, perhaps due to non-existent crowds). There's a full bar drink selection, including my most recent great discovery: peach syrup mixed with light beer (don't knock it until you have tried it). Huge plus in that they take credit cards (not a given in Marseille), but pretty big minus in that they generally won't keep a tab. Free olives and sour cream and onion chips located near the door! They're self-serve - grab a bowl (or several) and bring them to your table.

Interesting to go to an Irish Pub in the middle of a historical French city. It was very…read moreauthentically Irish and once you were in, you felt like you were in Ireland. Guinness was great, food was okay - but the fries were totally awesome, ambiance was fun. Was a good choice on a rainy Sunday evening when you want some comfort food and a warm atmosphere...

From the owner: Un spécialiste de l'Irlande Pour déguster des plats typiques et savourer une bonne bière…read morerendez-vous dans ce restaurant aux allures de pub. Fermé le samedi et le dimanche midi. Un pub, un vrai. Des whiskies dont la liste s'allonge à mesure que la soirée passe. En cas de petit creux, oeufs au bacon frites, saumon fumé maison et boeuf à la Guinness pour ceux qui ont encore soif ! A l'étage, un billard toujours plein de monde. Grosse ambiance le jeudi soir (sauf juillet-août) avec des concerts country ou folk irlandais. Pour les amoureux du jazz, rendez-vous les 1er mercredis du mois.

Never again after last night's Irl-Fr Rugby match. I was there over an hour early to find it…read morepacked - but packed with, for example, 2 guys reserving 6 seats. No, they wouldnt make room for us. I was a regular, over many years I tipped the staff very geneously. Would they do anything? No just shrugged their shoulders. Lots of smiles when they took the tips though. So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish

Fitzpatrick's has a predator for an owner that likes to destroy and withhold patrons' valuables…read more Their food and drinks are overpriced, and the ambiance is cliché. You'd be better off going to an actual authentic Irish Pub, not this one.