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 Millerntor pub, not to be confused with the nearby Millerntor stadium, is unsurprisingly a FC…read moreSt Pauli pub. It's very tiny and pretty friendly. The beer is cheap and they will be showing German football (if there's any on).

The Gunclub is one of a kind. The owner and his staff are very friendly and you will soon learn…read morethat they love music. They will play you music that you have likely never heard before. This is a real bar with really good music and authentic staff and a great selection of drinks. The bar often has DJ´s playing. One on my favorite bars in St. Pauli. It is a sort of insider tip if you want to experience the real St. Pauli spirit. It´s location just off the Reeperbahn is easy and ideal to reach. Hopfenstrasse has several other very authentic bars next to Gunclub. I will be back.

Nice bar with fair prices, good music and a kicker table. The service is friendly and it has a nice…read morefeel to it. The bar is placed in the bar district Hopfenstrasse. There are four bars placed next to each other and they offer everything from surf to punk rock music. The Gun Club often has DJs and the music they play is mostly rock and punk rock. Sometimes you will have really good bands playing there so look at their site for info. http://www.facebook.com/gunclubstpauli Good and central location. Well worth a visit. I will surely be back. Have fun in the Gun Club I had :-).

Friendly and cheap little St Pauli pub. Highly recommended if there is a St Pauli game on!read more

A small and secret place, i got an amazingly warm reception from the landlady and the locals, not a…read moretourist in sight. Frequented by St Pauli FC supporters.

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?

Best pub ever! Matthias and Tina are awesome. We went there every night that we were in Hamburg. A…read morewonderful atmosphere, good food and good times. And the live music was excellent. We will be back!

Brilliant. Love the place. Great beer* and excellent food. Cosy atmosphere (most of the time ;-)…read more Star Club reunion 1st. Friday of the month. Music on a random basis. Bishop's Finger Spitfire Abbot's Ale Strong Suffolk IPA (Others turn up on a random basis) Warsteiner on tap Mon - Fri: 17:30 - Saturday & Sunday Closed

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.

This pub definitely looks like the kind of tourist trap place you'd always avoid as a Brit abroad…read more However, I've accidentally been here about 3 times now in the day (football) and the middle of the night (too drunk to know better) and it's actually really good! Loads of very keen German football fans who will let you know all about the Liverpool result - so, you can't really fault that can you?

This place is legend and folklore if you are a Fulham supporter who made the trip away to Hamburg…read morefor our first game on the European mainland for some 15 years back in 1998. A few fans discovered this tourist trap beside 'the naughty street' in daylight and it became for some ungodly reason the place to be in town prior to the game. I remember wanting to go elsewhere. A small, brickie friendly pub, it was like being in Auf Wierherisen Pet with English workmen drinking after a day of building, plastering, plying and doing what sparkies do. English beers on tap, in bottles included the infamous bottle of dog, Newcastle Brown. As a 14 year old, I have to admit I thought the place was pretty crap, as it is small, cramped, dirty, slightly dusty and dark but I was getting drunk and the company I was keeping of other, older Fulham supporters were funny. After the game (which we won vs Hamburg SV, 2-0) Captain Morgan (Football player Simon, not he of dark rum and piracy fame) asked manager Kevin Keegan if he could let let his hair down with a couple of the lads seeing as it is a different country. On their walk they were spotted in their sparkling new tracksuits and dragged into the London pub where around 100 Fulham fans were celebrating our preseason victory. I can't really say more about what went on here, but I am sure this place has never and will never see a night like it again. The reeperbahn is one hell of a place, but lets just say that Morgan and the boys made it back for breakfast where they were praised for being 'so responsible and only having one drink last night'. Kevin 'King Kev' Keegan thought that the squad had come back as promised before the witching hour and had a full nights sleep before getting up early, slipping the team tracksuit on and getting downstairs for breakfast before riding the coach home. I am not going to tell him that they were in the London pub with the fans till 6am!!! Although, he might read it on Qype now!!!