From the owner: Tradition irlandaise Voilà un bar irlandais comment on en trouve dans ce pays. Ici, tout le monde…read morese connaît et le décor est comme à la maison. Les tables en bois massif voient passer des litres et des litres de Guinness. Ici, on sert cette bière à la pression, et le serveur, Jeremy, la tire selon la coutume, en deux fois. Et bien sûr il dessine le fameux trèfle dans la mousse brunâtre sur le dessus... Mais il n'y a pas que de la Guinness au Médiéval. On peut boire 7 bières différentes à la pression et 15 autres à la bouteille. La Kilkenny est spécialement importée d'Irlande. Et puis leurs spécialités, ce sont les cocktails de bière. Il faut goûter la black witch, un mélange de Guinness et de crème de cassis, surprenant la première fois.

From the owner: Une coquille de bois pour la bière Un peu en retrait par rapport aux autres lieux de la nuit, le…read morePub Nelson mérite que l'on fasse l'effort de s'y rendre. Intégralement fait en bois sombre ou peint, celui-ci crée une ambiance feutrée voire intime qui invite à la discussion jusque tard dans la nuit. La carte des bières est vaste avec des produits originaux et régulièrement renouvelés.

Been here a few dozen times. The beer is cold. The Churchill is delicious. Pool and soft tip darts…read more Kareoke on Friday is a good time. And everyone speaks good English. Good English. Lol. Thanks for the good times.

Dirty, rude staff, and dark. Got kicked out because I'm asthmatic and I have an inhaler. Owner…read moredoesn't care about the safety and well-being of his patrons. The only reason to come here is for karaoke night, and even then the owner will likely kick you out for some bullshit reason. Never returning to this establishment again and I suggest others stay away, there are far better alternatives within walking distance. I would rate this place 0 stars if I could as 1 is way too generous.

I saw the Guinness sign while walking around Metz. The Guinness was calling me... Stopped in for…read moredrinks while doing Metz' wonderful Marche Illuminee. The pub was nearly empty when we arrived at 1830. By the time we left at 1930 it was standing room only. The drinks were inexpensive and they've got a good selection of mixed countries' beers on tap along with some bottled drinks. This was the first time I've seen the pub (or I would have stopped in previously) but won't be the last time I visit! The bartender was quick, spoke perfect English and was very honest (I had mistakenly tried to pay him twice...).

A classic spot in Metz to head for drinks. Lol can we just take a second to laugh at the name…read morethough? It's actually called "Irish pub". How creative. Lol. When ppl say "let's go to the Irish pub", I'm like ok sure, which one? "There's only one in Metz - the 'Irish pub'." LOL. Anyhow! This place is small but you instantly feel at home and welcomed just as if you were in Ireland. Classics like Guinness and Kilkenny are on tap but also brewdog punk IPA - yes! There is happy hour, there are TVs and peeps will be into the games and you will feel at home here.

Yeah, not feeling it…read more Moloney's is somewhere I drifted away from after never leaving fully satisfied. It seems to have a reputation amongst the people that go there as an institution. As if no other place existed to get drinks, Moloney's it is! This place just doesn't have what I look for in a bar. I'm not a bar snob, hell, I'm not even a big bar goer, I'm just a guy who seems to like a different kind of atmosphere. I suppose this place is just a matter of taste on how you prefer bars. I love pubs, Irish pubs at that because of what they carry. Irish whiskey and dark stouts are what make my life complete. And their drink selection is impressive, but for those who don't love standing in long lines or fighting through tons of people to a speedwell, it just doesn't mean much. And call me old, but I've spent more time on my feet on Moloney's then I have at any other bar in Kaiserslautern. Unless you're ready to get there early, or seriously fight for some table space, it's not worth it. I don't drink to get drunk, and I don't like to get rowdy when I drink. Moloney's caters to both. Like a previous reviewer said, you can actually do shots with the owner and staff. For some people that's a great way to have fun and meet people, I have no problems with that. For me, I see that as a huge red flag for industry unprofessionalism. I think Moloney's knows their target audience, and I'm not that person. I can't hardly fault a place for trying to be something to everyone, because it's obviously doing well. My two-cents? This place is awful.

Atmosphere was fun, loud, and chill. Service was great, but it starts getting slow once the people…read morestart rolling in. I had some of the best fried mushrooms. Prices are good and the other appetizers we had were good.

Crazy choice of drought beers! A lot of varieties and a…read moreclear appetite for craft beers ! The terrasse is pretty small but if you're lucky enough to find a place, you'll enjoy it for sure

We walked by this place earlier in the day and saw a passerby high-five a patron - so we knew it…read morewas a locals place. (Seeing 2 of our waitstaff from dinner come here after their shift confirmed it.) The tables on the sidewalk were filled the whole time, but seating inside was great. They had about 8 draft lines, with 2 local and a bunch of Belgian beers - I got a local Tripel, and then some pils. Service was speedy an friendly. Also there's a Jaeger machine.