A perfect soccer pub. At 8 am, the true fans were here enjoying the Tottenham-Chelsea darby. It was at least half full by 9 am. Though there were some really annoying CFC fans in the house, it didn't spoil the experience. There's free coffee at the front of the bar if you're not down for hair of the dog raging. The Irish breakfast (a wee $10) comes with a bounty of meats, including your favorite black and white sausage, eggs over easy, and lovely beans. The TVs are awesome, with brilliant clear displays that look sharper than any other sports bar whose screens I ever paid attention to. You'll have a good view from just about any angle. Mulligan's caters to their audience pragmatically and professionally. There should be a soccer bar like this in NY! (Sorry, Triona, I do like you to, but I like Mulligan's better). Tip: If it's busy here, try McSwiggan's down the street. read more

The "muscle' at this establishment left me feeling unsafe and cornered. After waiting to use the ladies room (which was occupied from other female guests that were enjoying rounds of Cocaine), I banged on the door to attempt entry. Instead of being granted access to the restroom, I was escorted to leave. read more

A few friends and I came here fo watch a US Soccer friendly match on a Tuesday night. There are a bunch of different flags and scarfs drapped across the walls and ceiling. The atmosphere was really cool, especially for a weeknight. There were at least a dozen people in US jerseys screaming a cheering. The draft selcection covered domestics, a few British beers, and some crafts. I was hoping for some deaps on a Tuesday but no such luck. Bud Light pint was $4 and a Sam's Oktoberfest pint was $5. My friends and I also grabbed food since we had all worked late and were starving. The food manu is very limited (almost exclusively things that are fried or griddle heated). One friend and I got the Buffalo Chicken wrap ($8) and our other friend got the apps platter (wings, tenders, and mozzarella sticks - $10). I can't say it was the best thing I've ever eaten but it certainpy wasn't the worst. Basic pub food - what we were expecting so no complaints. read more

Mulligan's - Irish coffee. Hit the spot on a cold November morning. - Irish Near Me - Hoboken, New Jersey

Here watching a Man City game, which will never be as crowded as whenever Chelsea, Liverpool, or Man United is on, but that's good for me. Esp since this place is always a good place to watch soccer. Anyway, even though Mulligan's have a limited menu, the food thats on it is pretty good. Plus their appetizer combo will fill you up. Always treated well here. read more

Mulligan's - Cheeseburger, fries, and a Guinness to end the week while watching the Champions League. - Irish Near Me - Hoboken, New Jersey

Yet another Irish pub in Hoboken. What is there to say, really? I can't speak for the food, nor am I so sure I would want to, but the beer selection is pretty decent and they have lots of TVs, flair and a pool table in the back. Mike, the authentic Irish bartender with the accent to match, is super nice. I'll probably take a Mulligan and come back here again. read more

Fun bar with fun drinks! They do have awesome Monday night trivia with exciting prizes!

Been searching all Hoboken for the best Hot Tody and this place has got it. Added love in every warm cup, honestly this will help any cold night and cure anything. Great vibes and music can't go wrong! read more

This was our first stop for the night to grab a few drinks.Surprisingly..their kitchen was closed and there were no servers around,so we had to get our own drinks from the bar.Based on the other reviews,I guess we caught them on a bad day or maybe the kitchen closes early here.There werent all that many people around when we dropped by at 8.30.The pool table was available which was great coz it took our mind off the fact that we didnt have anything to munch on while having our drinks!The bartender was nice and offered to get us food delivered from elsewhere if we wanted.Based on the drinks alone..it was nothing special.! read more

Mulligan's - Pool table! - Irish Near Me - Hoboken, New Jersey

In Hoboken, a perfect fan-base intersection for all New York metropolitan area sports teams, Mulligan's happens to be one of my favorite watering holes in town. And of course, of all places within the square mile city, it just had to be Philly headquarters, didn't it? Go figure. As you can probably guess, I do not go here to watch the Flyers or the Sixers or the Phillies or, God forbid, the Eagles, and while it also serves as the destination for soccer fanatics in the area, I simply frequent here for one thing and one thing only - to party. On the weekend, Mulligan's hosts one of the most unpretentious night's out you can have downtown. There may be a wait at the door, but the line typically moves quickly, and all the other bars on the block have queues just the same. But once you're inside, make your way past the crowded front bar, which is more of a laid-back, pub setting, and circle around to the second room, whose entrance can be found in the back right of the real estate. You have just entered the party zone. There may be a group of lively, young Hobokenites creating dance circles that you must pass through en route to the bar. This is standard operating procedure, so please oblige them and shimmy onwards. Once at the bar, mixed drinks are served in mini-chalices that you might find in your grandmother's china cabinet, because, well - why the hell not? Grab your tiny pimp cup, grab your friends, grab a girl (but don't "grab her" grab her, you creep), and hit the dance floor. The DJ spins mostly pop, hip-hop, your flavor of the moment hits, and the entire room is pretty much down. You will be, too. And really what I may like most about Mulligan's is its positivity. Never have I seen an incident between patrons, never have I been treated rudely by any of the staff, and never have I had a bad time here. And from the smiles across everyone else's face in the second room, I don't think they have either. Plus, I'd be crazy not to mention that the mens' room has little soccer goals set up in the urinals, so when you, uh, relieve yourself, you can hit one through the net every time. Trust me, experience it for yourself and you'll see how this plays into my whole positivity pitch. Anyway, unlike other bars in the vicinity, Mulligan's doesn't publicize big events or position itself as some flashy, exclusive spot downtown in order to get people to come to their party. Mulligan's got a good population of people who think this place is just right, just the way it is. And I'd have to agree - why mess with a good thing? Very simply put, this place is pretty damn cool. Well, for a Philly bar, at least. read more

I always assumed this was just another crappy fratty first street bar until a friend told me it was a Philadelphia Eagles bar. I finally checked it out and indeed it is! The back room comes alive and its about as glorious as the Birds are awful this year. Finally somewhere to catch the games without all the obnoxious North Jersey Giants fans. Just obnoxious fellow Birds fans :) read more

Me and my best friend weRe visiting NYC. This bar has amazing atmosphere and stuff is very friendly! Had a great time in our short trip!

Best bar on this block BY FAR and the only one I will enter willingly. As many of us Hoboken-ites know, the closer you get to the PATH, the worse the scene gets so this place is refreshing, although I wouldn't dare hit it up on a Saturday night when you're likely to get Shannon overflow. It's a football and rugby joint with decent and reasonably priced beers on tap. And a lack of excessive amounts of douchery on 1st Street just off Washington???? That's likely the best part! read more

So it's Sunday at noon and I have absolutely nothing to do. Hoboken is empty (citizens are down at the Shore) and so is my stomach. I recall some Yelp reviews lauding the Irish breakfast at Mulligan's and decide to give it a shot. Long story short, I arrive at Mulligan's and it's totally empty. When I say empty, I mean the only three people at the restaurant/bar were the bartender, the cook, and myself. Sounds depressing, but it was actually kind of awesome. I had the best seat in the house for the Wimbledon men's final and a pint of Guinness. I ordered the Irish breakfast and was not disappointed. It's a ton of food, so bring your appetite. Eggs were pretty good, but slightly underdone (I dunno if that's customary for Irish breakfast, but I'll order my eggs over-well or over-easy from now on). Everything else was great. Sausage and Irish bacon (think sliced pork) were excellent. Service was really fast and my food was fresh and hot. Best of all, my Guinness was ice cold and the tab was low. I have a feeling that when I come back (which will be soon) I'll bump this place up to four stars. *3.5 stars. read more

E-A-G-L-E-S ....EAGLES!!!! If you are an Eagles fan in Hoboken this is the place to be! Every year when football season rolls around I am so excited to go here! Get here EARLY for games or you will not get a seat. For division games get there SUPER EARLY. Service is quick and be ready to sing the fight song. read more

Mullie's is a great place to watch international football matches and chill over a few pints. Fish and chips is light and crispy; curry chips are delicious but you will pay later; the meat pasties look basic but tasty; and my (British) friend swears by the Irish breakfast with blood sausage. No frills. Good bar. About a dozen TVs. International and local crowd that is serious about sport. See you there for the England match on Friday! read more

Came here today to watch the World Cup, and aside from Italy losing, I loved it! The bar is full of soccer scarves, jerseys and posters, a true footie fan's dream come true. Definitely recommend to any fans in the area. read more

Mulligan's - Brooklyn IPA and World Cup football, doesn't get any better than that! - Irish Near Me - Hoboken, New Jersey

Home away from home. Mulligan's is a soccer-based bar, but don't let it fool you - it gives you the best of both worlds. Weekdays: Happy Hour is what's up. Your barkeeps take care of you and there's always regulars there to watch sporting events. Weekends: Dual bar-dom. The front side of the bar is more relaxed - but it WILL get busy up there. They also have darts and a pool table in the front. The back of the bar typically opens at 10 - where they have a DJ and host a good ol' fashioned dance party. So really, you get a little of everything at Mulligan's. And there's nothing wrong with that. read more

Is this place cool enough, trendy enough, special enough for 4 star? Not really. So why the 4 stars? Cause I've never had a bad time here. Travel back with me to New Years Eve 2005... my buddies and I were here celebrating in belligerent fashion, and one of my friends had taken a liking to a lady at the bar. She started talking to another guy, so my buddy decided it would be a good idea to pull the fire alarm to break up their conversation, and coincidentally, empty the bar on NYE for the night. The bouncer kept asking him "Why'd you do it man?!?" to which he had no reasonable response. Fast forward to now. Any time my friends and I (minus the dude who pulled the alarm - he is now married and living in Long Island) come here, the bouncer always remembers us and asks us "You didn't bring your friend, did you?" Even though he remembers us for the wrong reason, you have to like a place that remembers people from something from 7 years ago. Short version, this is a chill place you can you always pretty much count on enjoying yourself with a less than pretentious scene. read more

Mulligan's is a great local bar. The atmosphere is friendly and comfortable. The bartenders are great, the food is tasty and most of all the monthly comedy show is amazing! The producer James Mac picks a talented and diverse lineup. I could not stop laughing! read more

Friendly staff and they show all of the english premier league games! read more

Mulligan's - West ham v Arsenal - Irish Near Me - Hoboken, New Jersey

Tough to find a better bartender than Gerry Great bar, definitely a favorite spot read more

This is THE best place for watching soccer/football in Hoboken. It has been for quite some time. They open early to accommodate the UK kickoff times and it really fills up so you get that atmosphere you want on a game day. They'll also probably show some of the more obscure (at least in America) sports such as GAA and Rugby. read more

After a Saturday night of bar-hopping, my friend and I enjoyed Mulligans best. The crowd was young, but not fresh out of college like around most of the downtown Hoboken area. The bar had several different rooms and some pool tables to keep the night interesting. I will definitely head back to Mulligan's, but next time make it a first stop, rather than an end to the evening. read more

For the longest time, I had only visited Mulligan's during the day to watch soccer. As a big fan of the sport, it's one of the best (and only) places in the area to watch big games live. Barca Madrid? You bet. Rangers-Celtic? Definitely. Even my very own NY Red Bulls get featured on a few of the TVs when they have games, so it's not like they discriminate against MLS or are Eurosnobs. As a place to watch soccer with other soccer fans, it's a fun time. You really get that European pub feel, and there are enough TVs that you will always be able to see what's going on. Fast forward to a month or two ago. I went out one Friday evening with a buddy and we were talking about how we hadn't really been to many of the downtown bars. We walked around and eventually got to Mulligan's, when we realized that we'd never actually gone there at night. Maybe we'd swing by and enjoy a quick beer in a relaxed atmosphere we thought. Wrong. The place was PACKED inside, and resembled a frat party / Green Rock more than it resembled the quiet pub we had expected. They had music going (top 40 / dance), drunk girls everywhere, and overall a fun time, if a bit crowded. We stuck around for awhile and had a beer, but eventually it became too packed to fully enjoy. Still, if you're into the whole frat scene still, it's worth checking out in the evenings. Overall 4 stars as a daytime/soccer bar, 3 stars as an evening / frat party bar. Avg 3.5, rounded up for being Hoboken's only soccer bar. read more

Any early-morning soccer (football) afficianado will tell you that finding a reliable hangout for EPL, La Liga or Seria A games is as important as knowing that rooting for Everton in the wrong bar will get you tossed. And not in a good way. Mulligan's, which we were visiting for something entirely unrelated to soccer, is one of those good types of places. The beer is plentiful, cheap and terrible (crappy American light, my favorite) and they have plenty of jersies and knick-knacks on the wall. They also have a plethora of televisions and every sporting package known to man (meaning I could get the Cubs game on sandwiched between the Phillies and Mets. Good bartender, ample space and decent lighting (important when I can barely open my eyes at 7:45 a.m. on a Saturday) mean it's one of the few places I'd cross the river for. Except at 7:45 on a Saturday morning. That's just too early to cross water. read more

Best bar in Hoboken. One of the few things I miss after moving uptown. Friendly bartenders. Love the soccer motif. Best Guinness pour around. Weekdays - great place to have some pints with friends. Weekends - Irish bar madness... in a good way. read more

This is my place in Hoboken for watching sports. The bartenders are always really nice, the beers are cheap, and it's got a pretty decent vibe. Well, one half has a nice vibe. The other half feels a bit like a garage, or a basement. But it's not the worst place to watch a game. It's also a good place for Philly sports fans. Especially Eagles/Phillies. The only complaint I have is that there's so little sunlight in here. But there's nothing they can really do about that. I'd just much rather be somewhere with some air and sun when it's a nice day outside. read more

Best pint of Guinness in town....bar none! A great bar to chill away from the crowd on the weekdays. There's always some sports on TV whether American or European. The drink selection is OK, nothing crazy. They definitely don't skimp on the booze which I like. The staff are pretty cool too; friendly and willing to talk. The regulars during the week are a good down to earth crowd. On the weekends it gets insane here when they open the back room with dancing. The crowd is typical Hoboken on Friday/Saturday. Overall one of my favorite Hoboken bars. read more

Great Sports bar, great staff + an ideal spot for a private party. They have a seperate party room that you can reserve for large group which I recently did for birthday party I was planning. They allowed me to do the party on a Saturday during peak hours which a lot of places won't do (if you're trying to have a room to yourself). I can't say enough about how accommodating the staff was. They were so helpful with setup before the party, very flexible about letting me move things around the room etc and they were super attentive during the party. The flexibility and kindness of the staff really makes all the difference when you're planning an event and they truly went above and beyond. Would definitely recommend Mulligans! read more

We went here for Sunday night on a long weekend. Not being too familiar with Hoboken pub scene; we went here with some friends. This place is actually pretty good. The bar tenders are friendly and quick to serve. What I liked the most about this place: the gaming. They have a pool table and darts. read more

Mulligan's is a pretty reliable weekend bar. It doesn't really get packed even after midnight, they make good drinks, and the clientele doesn't reek of douchebaggery. However, I'm not a fan of PDA, and it is all over the place here! Someone get the hose, really. read more

I didn't give this place a fair shake based on the stuffy (literally stuffy, not meaning stuck up) air in the main room, but this place gets a great crowd on the weekends, and the DJ party in the second room is a nice change of pace from the pub scene in the main room. They get very crowded Friday and Saturday, so if you don't want to wait on line (and who does), get there on the early side (9-10pm should do it), especially if you're going with a group. Great TV set up for whatever American or European sports are on the tube... read more

This place is awesome if you're from Philly and wanna watch the birds. The girl below, Gabrielle, and her friends were a sloppy mess who were the first people in the history of Eagles bars to be cut off. Best Eagles bar in the area. read more

Attended the world cup. Lots of enthusiasm. Decent prices for decent beers. True sports bar.

My favorite bar in hoboken... and I don't even like soccer! Laid back place to relax with friends during the week - packed irish bar goodness on the weekends. read more

I didn't eat here, so I don't know anything about the food...but I loved the people at the bar, cuz they were friendly and also over all mood of the place. This is not for music, or dancing and the music might disappoint you if you were looking for a place to go crazy. But overall, a perfect place for after work drinks, or the second bar you hit after getting drunk, and dancing a lot, and are tired in Hoboken...I'm giving this a big thumbs up! Also did I mention that all the soccer references on the walls are suave! read more

Review for daytime football watching. I love football (soccer, if you must). Grew up watching random matches on Telemundo when no other coverage could be found. We went here for the epic women's world cup quarterfinal match, USA vs. Brazil. You know, the one where we're about to lose, Brazil's Erika fakes an injury and gets stretchered off, and the resulting stoppage time allowed Abby Wambach's forehead to do its thing. And we won on penalties. Take that, Erika. Sadly, this being a women's match, there were only about 8 people at the bar. The atmosphere more than made up for it, though - those of us that were there were ALL ABOUT IT. The owner poured us all "lucky shots" on the house before the penalty shootout. Lucky, indeed! All that said, I don't think I'd come here on a weekend night, since I'd expect the kind of atmosphere other yelpers have mentioned. But it's my top choice in town to watch a great game with great people. read more

Was looking for a place to watch the awarding of the 2008 and 2012 World Cups this morning on my way to work this morning. Went to Mulligan's and even though they weren't "open", the owner Paul and I watched the ceremony and Paul couldn't have been nicer. So, this review isn't much a review of the place, but of the owner. A+ top notch guy. BTW...the place looks like a great set-up. Many TVs with a great soccer bar feel to it. Will have to get back there very soon for a match. read more

This is My favorite bar in Hoboken. The crowd is great, the staff is friendly and professional, and it's the best place to be to watch a good game of soccer. The prices are good and it's always my first stop when I show friends around town who haven't been to Hoboken. In fact, we are going there tonight for a going away party for my little brother who also frequents the pub on the regular. If you want to have a good time with un-pretentious pretentious people, check out Mulligans Pub in downtown Hoboken. read more

This is my favorite bar in Hoboken and Chris & Sean are hands down the best bartenders. It feels like family, been coming here for more years then I have fingers to count. There is no place I would rather be in NY/NJ to watch the Eagles game. read more