Great beer selection. They even have Maisel IPaA. the mixed drink selection is excellent. Seating…read moreis amazing, with seats outside and inside. The music is top notch.

What can I say about Paddy's. A bit of a love-hate relationship. The bar is quite small and always…read morecrowded when there are games on but still one of the better places in Hamburg to watch the games; in my case there are the premier league and champions league. There are 3 screens available and on champions league nights with simultaneous games on, it is quite awesome. 30 mins in and I've been standing the whole time, I start to feel the hate part of the relationship. The bar is frequently visited by loads of english speakers. You will her more english than german whilst here. My tips are to probably get in early and get a table if game day. Drink wise, you've got your standard irish drinks and a paddys ale is always available which is quite good. Also available are nut and pizza is available for purchase. I am yet to try the pizza but do you really want to eat pizza at a bar?

I was visiting Hamburg for the first time from Los Angeles to see my family that I haven't seen in…read moreyears. My uncle wanted to show me one of his favorite pubs so I was excited. Unfortunately the experience was a disappointment. My uncle went up to ask the bartender about the changes that were made to the pub and was rudely reprimanded for not waiting at the door. I have never dealt with anything like this before, especially at an Irish pub where it's usually a friendly environment. It was upsetting enough for me leave right there and to also leave this review. I usually try to see the light in the situation but the way in which the bar tender spoke to my uncle upset me to the point to immediately leave. I would never return to this bar and this definitely isn't an Irish pub

This place gets an automatic four stars for being a venue in Hamburg to watch NFL games. I showed…read moreup Sunday night to watch the morning games in the states. Kitchen service stopped a bit before ten. The wait staff was extremely friendly (saw me coming in, asked what I was here to watch, explained when the games were going to be flipped on and where). The bar selection and prices are pretty standard for Hamburg. The actual venue is below the street level, and the interior is dark but pretty warm at the same time. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a place to watch sporting events.

Great place! Stayed around the corner and this was great for myself and family! Traveling from USA…read moreand my 7 year old wanted chicken fingers. "Dippers". Perfect for him and the onion rings were great. The Irish lad that waited on us Keith (I think was his name. From Ireland) was great fun! Will come back for sure and stay in this area

Passing by one Sunday night, I saw the sign outside for Irish music night. I'm a sucker for any…read morechance of hearing a fiddle, so I popped in, wandered through the upstairs, and found my way down to the basement bar. What I found there was better than I'd possibly imagined --- 15 people with fiddles, pipes, Irish Bodhran drums, guitars --- I even saw a bass leaned against a wall, but not in use. Good rollicking jigs, and several hours of them. All instrumentals, which suited me fine. At one point I figured the only way to tell which country I was in was to listen to the two older guys having a loud conversation instead of listening --- and notice they were speaking German. Upstairs is fairly standard "Irish pub" look, but the basement decor's a bit odd --- the plaster is painted like huge wood beams and stone walls with "windows" opening out on blacklight-illuminated fantasy scenes. One section of the wall has a sea god who belongs airbrushed on the side of a van. Very odd. Food, eh? The Guinness was excellent (though a half-liter instead of a pint), and the fish and chips was much better than I'd expected --- I'd rate it as a good but not excellent chippy. I'll have to go try something meat-pie-ish, as that's a better way to judge the kitchen. The food was good, the beer was good, and the music was amazing --- I know for sure what I'm doing next time I'm in Hamburg on a Sunday.

I don't know how I managed, but I've been to the Shamrock Pub quite a few times without ever…read moreexperiencing it to be too packed for comfort. When it's crowded, you need to be 'determined' in order to get the beverage of your choice at the bar ... but I never found this to be a major problem. Therefore, the Shamrock is my favorite bar/Kneipe in the Feldstrasse area. (Sure, one could walk to the Neuer Pferdemarkt area or to the Schanzenviertel ... but whenever I ended up at the Shamrock, either I or my drinking companions were too lazy for such a major trip. ;-) ) (I should add that I'm not into sports at all, therefore I don't care whether I'm close to wherever sporting events are being shown at the Shamrock.)

Pretty authentic little Irish pub near Feldstraße U-Bahn and the Hamburger Dom. I wanted to go in…read moreon St. Patrick's day 2008, but there was a cover charge of $10 or something, so I ended up just going to a normal German bar in the schanze :p I actually went in for the first time this week to watch some Champions League football. The landlord, Richard, is definitely the most tech savvy landlord I've ever met, and perhaps one of the most tech savvy in the world. We chatted about things such as SEO tricks! I'll definitely be back for more English football. He said that they'll even show cricket if it's on!

The Old Dubliner is a pretty nice Irish pub. They have live music every Friday & Saturday, the…read moredrinks are cheap (for an Irish pub in Germany) and the atmosphere is nice when the place fills up (on a Friday this is about 9pm). It's worth mentioning that they only open at 6pm, and for the first few hours it's likely to be dead. There are a few TVs dotted around, but I get this impression that not much sport is shown here. It's more of a music venue than a place to watch English football. From my perspective as someone living in Hamburg, the fact that this bar is in Harburg makes it what it is. When I visited for the first time the other day, one of the most noticeable things was how different the crowd is when compared what I'd expect in Hamburg. There were a lot of 18-20 year olds and then quite a lot of 40-60 year olds and not much in between. It's not a good thing or a bad thing, just an observation. Going back to the prices, a pint of Guiness or Kilkenny costs about EUR3.80. In Hamburg-proper this would be more like EUR4.50-EUR5. Quite a lot cheaper then. It's actually not very hard to get here either, just jump on the S3 or S31 trains in the city centre and you'll be in Harburg in about 20 minutes.

A well run pub with an Irish theme. live music. one of the better bars in Harburg.read more

Pretty expensive Irish pub just south of the Reeperbahn. EUR4.50 for a pint of Murphy's Red. Better…read moreto go with the German beers I found out. They sell Erdinger Hefe for EUR3.60 - still not cheap, but more acceptable. Anyway, the place looks like an Irish pub, and sells Irish beer, but it's mostly staffed by Germans. They do however give priority to English football, which is nice to know as not many places in Hamburg do. It has live music on the weekends, but also attracts the British stag-party crowd, which kinda puts me off.

Pretty nice place but it seems nobody told them about the Arthur Guinness Day. At least they got…read moreGuinness :) The staff was nice but the place completely empty. Might give it another try some other time.

Don't assume that because this is an Irish pub they'll show the English football. Sometimes they…read moredo, sometimes they don't. Don't assume that because this is an Irish pub it'll be open by lunchtime - it opens at 4pm. Don't assume that they'll change their opening hours in exceptional circumstances, e.g. an early kick-off 6 Nations rugby game - if it starts before 4pm you can't watch it here. The Titanic looks like an Irish pub. It certainly serves Kilkenny and Guiness. It has a dart board, but in many ways it's just an Irish-themed German pub. I wish they'd make up their minds over what they wanted to be, then I'd know whether it was worth turning up on any particular night

The Titanic is my favourite Irish pub in Hamburg. Themed around an ill-fated ocean liner, you…read morecertainly get a sinking feeling when you see the steak sandwich you didn't order arrive on your friends' plates. The beer is reassuringly pricey, but cheaper than Finnegan's Wake, and it's a lot less crowded. It also doesn't have the sticky finish, and has really comfy sofas you can watch the match on in the left hand side room. Great atmos - although there will inevitably (and mystifyingly) be some German Man U fans present...

I've walked past this pub with zero intention of going in many times. It just looks rubbish and…read moreunappealing to me somehow. However, last night I was out around the Reeperbahn and everywhere was dead, then we noticed that there were actually people in here, so we entered There's a little stage near the door, behind which was a blackboard proclaiming: Tonight playing live: Eric and indeed he was. Classic guitar tunes of the past 30 years seemed to be his act, and he was pretty good. From Eagles to Cat Stevens. He did have an annoying habit of changing the lyrics to try and be funny, but mostly that was ignorable. The bar itself was full of old people - I felt positively teenaged in there. A Becks was EUR2.90, but it was alright with the entertainment. I still wouldn't choose to come back here if everywhere else was open, but it's better than I thought it would be :)

I went there on a Tuesday night, and amazingly enough it was kinda full…read more i mean not jam packed, but there were around 10 to 15 people there and Eric was singing and playing the guitar! funny guy, i enjoyed my time. his repertoire consists of songs from last century, 70s, 80s and 90s songs. not bad for a tuesday but i am not sure id like to spend my saturday nights there since it could be VERY full on week ends.

The description says "located in the same building as an erotic art museum but the real erotica is…read morein the pub itself where you can order these things called "porn shots" which require you to first lace the back of your throat with an entire packet of powdered beverage mix and then knock it back with a shot. Supposedly the powder is supposed to mask the taste of the vodka but it doesn't do it very well so I don't know why Nik, Scott, and I kept taking them over and over again. Do we just like torturing ourselves in the spirit of the establishment's sado-masochistic co-habitant? Is it because Nik's mom had just made us a wunderbar (wonderful) dinner and we didn't want to fill up on beer? Is it because we're just that crazy? Is Trump really president so who the fuck cares anymore? Also, the place has very good live music.

English homesickness? Here you feel at home right away! 3 different rooms provide live sports…read moreboardcast, r nb/hiphop and live music. Short performances are abundant. International, fun atmosphere as well as the beverage variety. Good place to meet up before clubbing, but after a few shots you might stay...

really nice semi casual French restaurant…read more do trust the experienced waiters for any recommendations do not accept to be seated in the super dull lower part of their restaurant

The food was amazing. So delicious! I had the stuffed chicken leg. Fantastic. Husband ordered a…read moresimple salad and it was also delicious. Wine was rich and just what I wanted after a week of beer in Bavaria. Highly recommend.