I popped in to check it out since I'll be in town for a week in summer. It's in the heart of the…read moretourist area and those on the patio seemed to be having a good time. Inside it was small and dark and blasting Kurt Cobain.

This location goes by Le Murphy, Murphy Irish Pub and Bar Pub Murphys. I'm not sure why, but it's…read moreall the same place. We came here during a busy Christmas market season and it was just what we needed. The bar is small but cozy and during the winter season it's exactly what you need! There is security in the front but he's welcoming and helpful. My husband noticed the bras on the ceiling which are hilarious but not sure why they are there. The owner was delightful and even made us some of their special cocktails since they couldn't do an old fashioned for us. I did not see food on the menu, but come for a night cap - it's needed after a busy day.

Great and friendly service. Food really stinks. I think they know it, but they don't care which…read moreis really embarrassing if you're running an establishment that offers food. Extensive drink menu . Everything we ordered we left on the plate. Our server was good about it, but didn't refund anything. €90 down the tubes . Never again. Taught my kids a lot about Irish pubs and now they never wanna go back to one again. Great work if you're trying to run a business into the ground.

The best--and I mean BEST Irish lamb stew ever…read more It made me sad. I don't think I could ever make it this good. We had a delightful evening. Service was great, people were friendly. Drinks were great, lots of options, reasonably priced. The Mister had a hamburger and said it was excellent. The crowd was a fascinating mix--college students, people our age, the retired crowd. Very enjoyable.

Great food, service and environment. Service was very polite and prompt. Felt welcomed even as a…read morevisiting tourist.

Have been here about 50 times as we lived across the street from it for a few years…read more Generally good service and atmosphere. Food is OK pub grub, but nothing special. Typically we came here whenever we were too tired to cook and really needed a beer!

A quaint Irish hidden away in Central Lucerne. The check-in at the Hotel Astoria recommended it to…read moreus as a great lunch spot and it did not disappoint. Traditional Irish food, well prepared and quite tasty. Also a good selection of Ales on tap.

If you are not a local and are visiting. DO NOT go here!!!…read moreLast night I went here with a friend and the bartender overcharged me for 2 Guinness Beers. The usually price is about CHF 10 but he charges me CHF 15 each!! I couldn't believe they charged me 30 CHF for 2 beers! I went to a nicer bar and they mentioned that I basically got ripped. Who knew Swiss locals at this bar treated their tourist this way. They should be completely ashamed. And the bartender the audacity to ask me if I wanted another round! Please people, DO NOT drink here unless you want to get ripped off!!

Pub with pizza. Very good beer selection, but no Irish fare, really?…read moreHad a Black and Tan with Guinness over Kilkenny followed by a Swiss lager. Pizza was flammekuchen, which was good, but where's the shepherd's pie?

The crazy Mondays are really good. They don't have special offer on Monday. It's jut that a lot…read moreof people go there at Monday and you can go party. The cidre is really good. But the prices are really expensive.

Nothing about this place was good. It's been a decade removed from any reviews. I'm not sure how…read morethey are in business. I have been in town for three days for work. Wanted to eat supper somewhere that would be friendly, and good for me. I walked in a bit after 4 when they opened and a few patrons were in already. I walked around to check out the venue, and sat at a table... and waited. I saw two tables over get helped. For me no help or even acknowledging I'm there. I made a point of holding a menu at the table up so they would get the idea I wasn't there for nothing. I finally walked up to the the bar counter, menu in hand, and waited to be helped. It took a while. I ultimately asked for the Paddy Plate (a burger and fries), and a small Kilkenny. I paid my bill right away. 20 Swiss Frnc. The meal came and it was hamburger with sauce on toasted white bread on top of some barely fried potatoes. I ate the meal though it kept falling apart due to being white sandwich bread. I had it cut in half, and half of a half fell on the floor from being so flimsy. Wrapping up. No one asked if Id like another pint or could I get anything for you. The service was terrible, the food was terrible... and they didn't even have Irish music. It was too expensive for what I ordered. I'd go somewhere else if I were anyone reading this. 13 for paddy plate and 7 for not even a pint. Worst Irish pub I've ever been in and I travel the world.

It's a cool little bar, the food here isn't all that spectacular (I had a hamburger that came out…read morewith toast sandwich buns), but the feel of the place is quite nice, and everyone was really friendly. They also have a good variety of beers on top, and I had a great time here with my buddies.

My hubby and I were traveling through Europe and we love checking out local Irish bars. Paul the…read morebartender is the best! This spot was our favorite the whole trip. Paul chatted with us a ton, gave us ideas of what to do around Luzern, and even said hi when he ran into us walking around the next day. This bar has a friendly vibe. There's no AC, but there's rarely AC anywhere in Europe so eh not a deal breaker. We were there on a Sunday and they had fun trivia - people playing in teams. Another night was open mic night & the guy who ran it sang and played guitar like a dream. If you're looking for a spot that speaks English, and want a chill vibe, check this bar out.

Atmosphere: this is a relatively small Irish pub, but it is very comfortable, clean, and nice…read moreinside. The bartenders are very personable and friendly. Drinks: They have a pretty small beer selection - like most places in Zurich, they only have a few different beers on tap. Food: the food is actually pretty good for pub food - go with one of the burgers or a club sandwich if you are hungry, or some nachos or potato wedges for just a snack. Pricing: The food is very reasonably priced (for Zurich) but the drinks are a bit on the expensive side 7-9 CHF for a half liter beer.

Always a good spot to grab a pint and watch some sports. This place has a really nice pour, some…read moregreat brews and tons of indoor/outdoor seating! They play American sports and sometimes UFC if that interests you...

definitely great for all sports lover!…read more for those unlucky enough to be stuck in zurich on a sunday, you know what i'm talking about. almost no retail therapy available! :( and limited f&b too! so paddy reilly's is a god send indeed! especially on a F1, RWC2023, NFL and english premier league weekend. so much to watch and they show it all! they are also easy to find with a tram stop right at their doorstep too! i found it to be spacious enough with multi screens of various sizes well distributed all throughout, both indoors and out! so just find your nook to look for your poison. audio normally available for big events or games as well, depending on what most of the crowd are watching. even if it's your first time here, just ask their friendly english speaking service staff what will be shown, where, around the pub. special requests can also be made for less popular games. otherwise they are clearly popular with many reserved choice tables, so do book ahead for that big event or game! as for me, walking in early worked well too! :) just eat, drink, and make merry with fun fellow sporty patrons before kickoff! there was a sunday roast option available when i was there and that was what i went for! a good deal imho for pricey zurich, CHF39.50, including a choice of free drink(alcoholic or not)! don't expect gourmet fine dining and you will be happy with what they serve here. be it guinness, kilkenny or just regular house pour wines, they didn't disappoint. i was also lucky to score a table that had a good view of a wide array of games across multiple screens and made claim to it by ordering lunch, dinner and dessert with drinks flowing across stomach filling breaks. having been here over 2 days on a weekend, the crowd were mostly expats from all over the world, south africa, america, scotland and even fiji, folks who simply love their sports! as passionate as they can be about the teams they support, yet ever respectful of others and ever so eager to chat fellow sportstators up! so if you ever need a haven for catching your favourite sports, paddy reilly's is your best bet here in the city!

Great cosy place with life piano. Looks like an English pub!…read moreService is great offering out of the carte glass wines like Croze Hermitage....I've ordered a Salade Gourmande. Then an Entrecôte. Let's see what happens. .. To correct the map and to avoid you wasting your time searching to it, the restaurant is on the corner. The entrance is through the hotel du Parc... not at all a bad address but do not expect to get a gastronomic service. It s a cool place to stay, eat and taking your time.

From the owner: Le bar de l'Hôtel du Parc Fréquenté par les clients, très chics de l'Hôtel, mais aussi par tous…read moreceux qui sortent du théâtre ou qui apprécient simplement le calme et le raffinement d'un bar années 30. L'ambiance y est feutrée et intime. L'ambiance musicale est assurée tous les soirs(sauf le dimanche) par un pianiste qui est rejoint le vendredi et le samedi par un bassiste pour des rythmes plus jazzy. Et si la faim vous tiraille à l'heure du déjeuner une petite restauration est proposée.