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.

Cute little Irish pub we found walking around. Quiet but lots of drink options. Bar tenders were…read morenice and helpful. We actually came back for another drink!

Granton, ON, Canada Found the pub whil walking around. Had a…read morecouple of Guinness and a fun chat with Colette. Loved the place. Went back a couple of times for my beer of choice. I will try and send her some Canadian items to show. Great place to watch a football match, lots of fans there. Recommended

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.

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.

Descent food cooked properly, friendly bar tender, reasonably priced beer....what else? Not an…read moreimpressive 'take the squeeze' place. I like it when in town on business.

Brady's, simply put, was my "Cheer's" for many years. By some strange twist of fate, I have-…read moreseveral years later- moved back to Paris and back to the very same street which borders Brady's. It's a genuine Irish pub insofar as it is owned by the one and only Peter Brady (ok, not the one and only, we've all seen the Brady Bunch), but this Peter is a real, live Irishman. Beer, liquor, even wine is served here. I've been told their food is good although I've rarely been in early enough to eat it. They have stacks of used books for your perusal along the back wall, and many games including the French Trivial Pursuit which has mercilessly stolen my pride on more than one occasion.

If you're going to charge over 9 Euro for a pint of Guinness, you should pour it properly. I…read moreordered two Guinness', and the bar-tender poured it all the way to the top and just handed it to us like it was lagers. For nearly 20 Euro's, you can do better than that.

Full Irish breakfast! Football on the televisions! Friendly Irish and English staff!…read more While I'm fully committed to meeting locals, trying new things and staying away from typical tourist traps, I also see the benefit sometimes of giving myself a break and chilling out in a familiar zone. After several days of sputtering through my broken French, smiling and nodding, stressing about menus and purchases and etiquette, it was a damn relief to belly up to this bar, order a Guinness and have a chat in English without feeling awkward. Located in an ideal area just between St. Germain and Notre Dame, this Irish pub is dark, no-frills, welcoming and has the friendly option of half-pints. The Magners was wonderful and crisp and the Guinness was a decent pint. Highly recommend for a break in Paris.

Fish and chips were ok. Despite it's an Irish pub, the Guinness beer we ordered was little to no…read morefoam head at all. So disappointed. The service was great though.

I came here with my friends after walking up to the Sacré-Coeur and was incredibly disappointed by…read morethe service here. The location for this pub is perfect, it has a beautiful outdoor patio and a great view of one of the stairways up to the Sacré-Coeur. However, the staff member that served us was hostile and angry when speaking with us. For a pub, the drinks were made very very poorly and tasted really bad. We were also charged 6€ for a bottle of water, which was much higher than any other restaurant or bar we had gone to. Wouldn't recommend, even though the location is ideal.

O'Sullivans is a bit of an interesting place. I would consider it an Irish Pub - alike and I can't…read moretell exactly who the target audience is. They have the required Guinness but very few other Irish classics, including only one cider I hadn't heard of before (it was plenty tasty though). The service is a bit sloppy and it's hard to get a servers attention at times but we found almost all the staff were from other places and most spoke native English which made ordering easy for us. You order drinks at the bar but food at the table so if you want both, it's best to sit and flag down a server. The food was excellent - the burger and fries especially. They have several TV's which made this a good place for us to stop and watch a soccer game (the main reason we picked this place). They also have a good amount of room upstairs and outside.

Service was good until it switched over to club mode with a DJ at 11. Can't blame them for that…read morethough. Servers was awesome. Guinness was top notch. All that you need from an Irish bar.

I was here watching a couple rugby games before heading to the Stade de France to see France vs…read more Ireland in Six Nations rugby. The atmosphere was great! There were mostly Irishmen and women there decked out in green ready for the game as well. The bar looked well stocked but for me, I just stuck to the Guinness. They also have a decent food menu which, unfortunately I wasn't able to sample because the kitchen had closed by the time I was ready to order. Friends did say that the burgers they had were excellent. The bar is located at Les Halles, so there are both train and metro stops to get there, and is also a short walk to the Pompidou Center. I don't frequent Irish bars when I go to Paris but this time was glad that I went to this one. It was a fantastic afternoon.

Chez Quigley's Je vais au Quigley's presque chaque fois que…read moreje suis à Paris (pas assez;) I go here to here Englsih encore - ma langue maternelle & surtout j'adore les Irlandais. Bon esprit, sypma, bonne musique, Guinness frais ! J'aime bien cet site... merci...

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.