Interesting Irish pub on the dead end street of Hickory that also has several other bars in the…read morearea. Nice sized space inside with some entertainment options such as video poker, pool and darts. Overall a decent dive spot to enjoy an adult beverage.

Great Irish Pub! Amazing selection of drinks, great atmosphere and fun times! This pub is a weekend…read morefavorite

Finn McCool's Irish Pub is a great bar in the Mid City neighborhood of New Orleans, Louisiana…read more The service is friendly and the drinks are cold. What more can you ask for in a bar? If you are in the neighborhood, go grab a drink.

Amazing atmosphere Really friendly people…read more Services was great Food was delicious Highly recommended

Super cool vibes and the location couldn't be better. My first time here and I will be back.read more

Four of us stopped here for a drink and to hang out by the lake and kill time before a dinner…read morereservation. There is a fair amount of street parking. There is seating on the first level and second level. The bar is on the second level. We enjoyed haning out here and there is a very good selection of beer. It is also dog friendly as there were several dogs there as well. It is also right across the street from the lake so you can look on the lake while hanging out there.

Great frozen Irish coffee served by very friendly and animated bartender. Cozy bar with lots of…read morecharacter.

I love Erin Rose! It is one of the must stop places anytime we're in New Orleans. They have the…read morebest frozen Irish coffee, with or without an additional floater on top. We did not eat while we were there this time, but we have taken advantage of the killer Poboy in the past, which are delicious. The bar staff is working hard and doing a great job! A little bit dark inside, people typically flow from inside out onto the street and you can talk to your friends through the open windows. If you're in the market for a new hoodie, they also have super cute sweatshirts!

Second visit to this truly authentic British pub in Algiers Point (just a quick ferry ride across…read morethe River from NOLA) and it did not disappoint. What's not to love about entering a British pub through a Tardis!!! Great selection of beer and some interesting cocktails (I've tried the ginger Pimm's Cup, the Sonic Screwdriver and the Tardis - all good!). A few snacks available, but I understand they also have food trucks on site sometimes). Always friendly service. Fabulous interior, and a little outdoor seating as well.

What a great spot! Just a minute walk from the ferry in Algiers. Plenty of indoor and outdoor…read moreseating. Great Old English style pub. Must be over 21, no exceptions. Only negative is there's no food. Met some great locals including the great bartender (Mr. Sideburns!) I highly reccomend this spot for at least one pint to experience and see all the decorations.

Haven't been to Shamrock in close to ten years, but it's good to see all the games are still there!…read moreI arrived early for a work outing so I ordered a beer and a burger. Shaun was attentive and took good care of me. The beer was served in an icy cool pint and the burger was killer! Perfectly seasoned and topped with caramelized onions, bacon & cheese. I annihilated it! As my friends arrived we moved to the game floor and played air hockey, skii ball, basketball, arcade games, pool, hula hooping and giant jenga. Some games were out of order, but nothing that dampened the experience. (I do think it's time to invest in a new giant jenga though. The pieces varied greatly in size after 10k falls.) Billiard rental was inexpensive and there was more than enough room on a Monday night to distance from the more serious players that use Shamrock as a place to practice and hone their skills. Bathrooms were clean and stocked and the bar area smelled consistently clean throughout the evening.

Drinks are cheap and STRONG. Place is huge, so much room for activities…read more Security is A-1, always making u feel safe. They don't put up with the bullshit. And awesome food.

We had some time to kill before boarding our cruise and the $5 Irish Car Bombs caught my eye. I…read moreguess we're going to Ryan's. This Irish pub is located a few blocks from Bourbon Street. You can sit at the bar, a booth or table towards the back. Nice and warm.....New Orleans was in the 20s that weekend. Positives: + 2 Irish car bombs & a pint of Guinness under $20. + Great bartender/Service. + nice to watch Tottenham Hotspur playing and winning. + good music playing in the background + not too loud like other bars. Easy 5 stars for me.

Cute little french Quarter dive bar. Nice booths, lighting. We stopped in for a little Irish Coffee…read moreroadie, which was advertised on an A-frame outside. Upon ordering, it took them 20 minutes to brew a pot of coffee. While I do believe and respect that bartending in New Orleans requires grit and a bit of sass, I thought the service here was a bit misanthropic. Either way, it was a good drink and a clean bar, I'd certainly stop in again.

This is an Irish themed bar with some good bones inside for some good times. This is probably my…read morefavorite dive bar in Ponchatoula and they have a good beer selection. They do have a very small bar snack menu along with some good weekly drink specials. Overall this is a decent joint to pass a good time and enjoy a drink along with sometimes having some live music. My video review of Ponchatoula Pub is here: https://youtu.be/6W7XzQBZLbg

We are poncha locals looking for a good place to hang and have a drink. We were greeting with a…read more"what do you want "look from the unbusy bar tender. I asked for a certain drink she told me she didn't know what it was and didn't even look to see if she could make it. I ordered an margarita on the rocks and she googled or looked it up to see what was in it. She came back with some terrible drink with no salt on the plastic cup. Still no smile. Two men came in and she straightened up adjusted her top and flipped her hair in place and gave them a huge smile and took their order. My husband and I looked at each other and laughed. The girl is not an asset to that place and doesn't know her ass from a hole in the ground. Will not go there and will not give anyone nice comments about it.

We stumbled in here on the way to dinner and were super glad we found this. Off the beaten path of…read moreBourbon is this more low key Irish pub (with much more low key prices as well) Pull up a stool and have a Guinness or Harp. No frills here to be found just friendly bartenders and a good time

I'm a local New Orleans resident, for the last 6 years or so, and I intend to stay. I work as a…read morebartender. I've been to Fahy's a few times for drinks and pool with local friends in the last year or two. Generally great prices and people. However, I came by last night, Sunday, April 26th, 2026, for pool on my own for the first time as a lone woman, around dusk. The earlier bartender when I arrived was a nice, attentive gentleman I've seen before who knew his stuff and handled things! I warmed up on the pool table, and then played my first pool game with a man who, unfortunately, got very aggressive in his speech with me, suggesting things like "women need to bend to men like good females should on the pool table", accused me of cheating, and then uncomfortably questioned me about dating unrelated men I did not know there who were playing on the second pool table. The hostility disturbed me, but I finished our pool game, in which I lost in fairness, and then he refused to shake hands, be cordial, and continued to cause a scene interpersonally around the tables. I would love for problems to have ended there. But... I left the pool tables concerned after this encounter, while he lingered, and I tried to talk with the new bartender who started the late shift a bit after, a young woman with long dark hair, who started bartending around 8 or 9pm. I tried to tell her, at the edge of the bar alone, as I ordered another drink, that there might be an aggressive man over by the tables, and I just wanted to say that, in my own words to her-- to the bartender in charge, on record PRIVATELY, woman to woman , in case he kept being aggressive with me-- that this might continue to be a problem, and that I hoped he wouldn't keep being weird with me, because I wanted to stay and keep drinking and playing pool with others respectfully. The bartender did not listen to my concern about a what happened with any basic neutrality or professionalism. She cut me off loudly at first, and yelled, "DO YOU WANT ME TO CALL YOU A CAB???" -- with zero awareness, as if I was some dumb drunk tourist lost from Jazz Fest, and despite me being a local resident with my own transportation, and with a bar tab still open. What's worse, at this same time, there was a man sitting at the bar next to me, who was more of a regular at Fahy's than me apparently, who overheard my one-on-one disclosure to the bartender. This second man interjected on my private conversation, and condescendingly accused me of lying as a woman making up a "problems" at "his bar". The bartender uncritically accepted this intrusion on my conversation. She further encouraged more of this "local" customer group to gang up on me, belittle me, and to physically get in my face as a lone woman for attempting to privately complain about unacceptable male behavior, while the bartender claimed, "that's my regulars", suggesting that I was the problem and that I needed to leave. I did not want any further attention from others over the issue, and yet she unprofessionally encouraged other patrons to interact with me when I was concerned. Are bartenders supposed to escalate violent "mob mentality" behavior with their customers to protect one creepy drunk? Is this an appropriate standard for a bar, and as if New Orleans businesses should function as high school popularity contests with a teenage level of maturity while intoxicated? Again, as a bartender and professional myself, I know how to handle and mediate a private complaint, and Fahy's staff this last Sunday night showed the absolute worst way such a situation could have been handled. The bartender in the later hours had absolutely no professionalism nor discretion with my concern for misogynistic behavior that concerned me as a woman, and which I tried to keep private, and in which I wanted to not disturb her bar in general. I really hope other bartenders here don't handle patrons' concerns in such a dangerously dismissive manner. The point is, bars with pool tables will attract problems. It's up to a bar's management if they're capable of being responsible for it and maintaining a respectful culture for all. As a local who used to recommend friends to swing by Fahy's as a rare, relatable, and reliable dive bar in the quarter, I will not do so again. Why would I spend my hard earned money again, or tell others to, in such an unsafe, rude environment? Fahy's needs to get its bartenders and security tight because what I experienced as a female local pool lover and drinker was NOT OKAY.