Irish pub/restaurant - they have barbeque ribs - not the norm in France, for sure. I didn't eat…read morethere, but went for music and drinks. Kind of slow service, and they wouldn't let me order another drink until the one I had was completely finished. You can order a double :) Great beer selection.

Pas sympathique pas de cacahouètes ou schips on est obligés d'aller à côté en acheter.. on n'ira…read moreplus dans ce bar surtout qu'il y en a d'autres à côté .. ce n'est pas le choix qui manque!!!

Extremely popular pub with live music on one side and more of a club atmosphere on the other side…read more It was busy all 4 days we were there.

From the owner: Une petit morceau d'Irlande A l'entrée, une ardoise annonce la couleur "comme en Irlande venez-vous…read moreservir au comptoir" et nous voilà plongés dans l'ambiance. Comptoir en bois, boiseries, pierre apparente, ce véritable Pub Irlandais à pris place dans une ancienne cave à pêcheur. Situé sur le port, il est le rendez-vous des skippers des nombreux yachts qui mouillent dans le golfe, des anglo-saxons ou tout simplement des amateurs de bières.

This place was comfortable and welcoming for tourists. I went there seeking a drink after a long…read morewalk. They are not pretentious at all, in fact, they seem pleasant. Some places are snobbish; Drinkers Club is not. I had a pastis, then left. The bathrooms are inadequate, so beware.

Such a chilled out place realy get a good feeling there! The last pub the sun touches before it…read moregoes down!

Ahhh, my go-to-bar in Cannes. Another Irish pub, it was a bit closer to the collège than…read moreMorrisson's Pub was and it was the place my Frenchie friend Max always wanted to meet up at due to their beer selection, though I was quite a brew snob, only drinking Kronenburg while in France. Located right on Quai street, near multiple delicious dining spots in the Vieux Port (old port) of Cannes, the views across the street were DYNAMITE, especially at night with the reflections of the boat lights on the water. This was definitely a good option if you're feeling homesick or want to watch some sports, as I remember they had large screens, mostly showing football games. All wooden panelling with a definite Irish feel, all of the bartenders are extremely friendly and spoke English, which was nice. Quay's is VERY laid back and one of my favorite bar options in France. Not like a lot of the clubs you typically find in Cannes, or the South of France in general.

Fun place for a drink and to watch sports. Smoking atea outside but covered.read more