Good food and staft is nice recommendations Fish and chips and a Pilsner beer to go with.read more

Friendly pub with English speaking staff and patrons. Good pub-style food and service. Plenty of…read moredifferent beers on tap. Also a few TVs to watch sports.

Last night in Paris here. Bartenders are cool! Fun guys! Had a blast…read more Bathroom was clean. Did not have any food here. Beer was good. Shots on the house. Couldn't have asked for more.

When in Paris, it's essential to stop and have a Guinness beer. This pub is close to Notre-Dame…read morecatheral. We sat at the bar, where we were greeted and served promptly. The bartender was very friendly.

Visiting Paris for a week with my family from the states and I craved some alone time. I walked by…read morethis spot many times during the week and finally got the opportunity to visit on my last day. Just before it, I stopped in a t another Irish Pub a few doors down, called the Great Canadian, and had a pretty good experience. Great Guinness pour. Cool atmosphere. Games were on...but it was empty. Le Galway, however, was full and crowded, so I felt I chose the wrong spot. I made my way here for another pint and immediately regretted my decision. Surly bald-headed bartender poured my Guinness like a Budweiser and served it to me in 30 seconds. I made a joking comment that it seemed awfully fast, and he smerked and just said, "yeah, I get that a lot,". I closed my tab and left. A proper pour is a proper pour.

Good Irish pub in Paris. We had fun watching sports there. Killing time. Would go there againread more

We came to O'Sullivans to celebrate our friend winning a bronze medal because of its proximity to…read morethe Trocadero. The bar staff were super friendly and started playing America-themed music once he saw our large group. The drinks were very fairly priced and the beers come in chalices which was pretty gnarly. We had a great time celebrating here!

Hey this is what it is - great bar bar. Not for snobs…read more Fast, clean professional Great location.

Th food was amazing. We went two days n a row. The staff was very nice and professional. I will…read moredefinitely revisit if I'm in Paris again.

Great vibes, loved the projector for the camera, and this meat & cheese board was INCREDIBLE. very…read moreinexpensive and a great add to eat while watching the game

This French managed Irish pub is a great spot in the middle of saint Germain in the famous rue…read moreprincesse, next to the even more famous rue des canettes. The décor is a classic one (long wooden bar, Irish stuff). It's very cosy and with a warm atmosphere. They have my favorite whiskey (Bushmills, Black Bush, a delicious blend with notes of honey and sherry at the end), you can play darts or even silly games on the counter with the staff and also you can dance until 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays. I personnaly avoid these two nights as it is incredibly jam-packed. I usually come on Sundays to listen to the sweet voice of Emilie Gassin, a great Australian artist.

The last time I was in Paris I remember wandering up and down the Avenue des Champs d'Elysee and…read morevisited a couple of pubs in the process, however I could not for the life of me find them again. Maybe this was one of them, maybe it wasn't (I suspect it wasn't because the previous pub was on the opposite side of the Alley). Anyway, I wanted to at least have one drink upon the Avenue of Avenues, however that is sort of not possible since while there are some restaurants along that route, they are strictly restaurants and don't want you sitting there drinking. So, instead we ducked down the alleyway and came across this place. It was okay, nothing fancy, but at least I was able to have a drink near the Champs d'Elysee.

Came here for happy hour. It sucked. I ordered a Long Island iced tea and there was fizz in it…read more Seriously? My friend ordered a margarita and that wasn't good either. Avoid this place and move on.

This place was super great. My wife and I were looking for a bar after walking all day, and we…read morespotted this bar. The bartender was amazing I believe his name is Gabriel. We loved it that we went a second day.

While staying within the 15th Arrondisement , we came across the Celtic Corner. It was practically…read moreacross the street from us. Initially I was a little reluctant to check it out. After all, I was in Paris for a french experience, not an Irish one. The mood was mild once inside, but the rock and american beats were too good to ignore and the tunes got louder and louder as did the fun. They have a downstairs with a pool table, but I found that too isolating. All the fun and potential conversation was upstairs. I would have loved to have returned to the Celtic Corner , but I was in Paris to run the Paris Marathon and had to be somewhat disciplined. If I ever return to the 15th arr., I will definitely come back to this pub.

This is the only happening place around…read more I highly recommend it. 10 Euro cover, but then you'll get a ticket for a free drink, which costs at least 7, even for a Red Bull. I think it's just to keep deadbeats out...which they are very paranoid about. Anyone not holding a drink (unless they're on the dance floor) gets accosted by security, and that's weird to me, but nothing that should stop anyone from having fun. It gets packed. The hip hop and trance is blaring. Everyone I talked to was excited to kick it with a couple of Americans...because I guess we have a reputation for binge drinking. An IRISH guy told me so. It's a gritty Irish pub by day, and a booming, bouncing club at night. Seemingly the only hip place within a 2 kilometer radius, and that's why it draws an awesome crowd.

Three stars for the music alone…read more I loved it. The music was such an eclectic mix of goodness I couldn't believe it. They played a wide variety of new hits both American and French, and a lot of great older stuff too. Literally everything from House of Pain to Hanson (YES, Mmmbop! I saw French people dancing to Mmmbop!), to Sinatra's "New York, New York" mixed with Jay-Z's "New York", which was fantastic! Two stars lost for: 1. WAY too crowded. I got stepped on/fallen on several times.Granted I have a pretty low tolerance for large groups of drunk people, but it was too much for me. 2. Drinks were way too expensive. I paid seven euro for a vodka cranberry that looked like it was in a kiddie glass, and I couldn't even taste the vodka. AND it was "Ladies Night" and cocktails were supposed to be five. Last time I checked cranberry juice + vodka = cocktail. That being said, you don't need to drink to dance to that music. I would go again when I'm feeling up to the crowd.

So the french fries or to die for they are really good. I didn't get anything to eat. All I wanted…read morewas a bloody Mary and the guy when you brought it over didn't have any horseradish. It tasted just like tomato juice so when I called him over, I said what goes in your bloody Mary so he says pepper celery. Maid didn't say any horseradish I said what about horseradish that's what you make it with and there's no celery and there's no pepper so he just brought me a bunch of stuff to put in it and just put it on the table that was very rude. Other words to drink sucked the whole night and I was in a mood for a bloody Mary. The second night we would've had. It was seven of us again. The guy who sat us took our orders and then we never saw him again. Try to flag him down the other end of the bar I end up just getting a drink at the bar. there was a girl that swung by and asked if we want anything, but we just got our drinks and she was running around crazy and I don't wanna bother her so we basically left after one drink or two I had to.

I used to spend a lot of time at O'Neils. It was always the fun neighborhood bar wheee people came…read moreto see and meet friends. Tonight we walked in, sat at the bar and the very pompous bartenders literally ignored us. They talked to and served others that walked up to the bar but ignored those sitting at the bar. They took pictures of people ordering shots but literally paid ZERO attention to those of us sitting at the bar. We got up and walked away. Clearly it is not the old O'Neils where everyone was a friend - stranger or not. So sad and disappointing.