Nice little Irish pub in Karlsruhe, where you can find whichever Anglophiles and English-speakers…read morearen't occupying the stools of the Bray Head (t'other Irish pub, near Durlacher Tor). Scruffy's has gorgeous dark wood everything, from barstools to ceiling beams, English-speaking bartenders and British beers on tap, and some truly fun music nights with performances from various local bands. I've had a really nice time every time I've been there.

Lovely cosey pub with a nice athmosphere and friendly guests…read more The service is "bar order only", so you get to buy rounds, what makes more sense anyway. They often have (local) live music acts. Unfortunately, the place is not very big, which makes it pretty crowded, especially on most fridays, but i think that's what makes it a good pub, too. Scruffy's has been my go-to-pub for more than ten years and i still love going there.

I was a few days into my wedding trip to Karlsruhe when my withdrawals for IPAs started to kick in…read more Don't get me wrong, the Pilsners and Wheat beers of Deutschland were solid but they just didn't pack that flavor punch that I was accustomed to as found in the craft brews of the U.S. of A. In an effort to satisfy my craving for an IPA, my friend (the brother of the bride) and I hopped on the terrific Karlsruhe street trolley and headed to a craft beer bar near the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. After a walk around the block, we finally found the bar but it was closed. As if sent by God himself, our disappointed faces turned hopeful as we saw the sign for Carroll's just down the block. Could an Irish pub offer the IPA satisfaction that I so desperately desired? One look at a chalkboard near the bar and my prayers were answered: "Brooklyn Brewery East IPA, €4.50." I went to college on the East Coast, so I was stoked to see an offering by the well-respected Brooklyn Brewery that I had come to love. To find one of their quality brews all the way in Germany made things even sweeter. Amazingly, I had never enjoyed their East IPA before and as I poured it into a pint glass I was quite eager. When the hoppy liquid goodness hit my tastebuds, I was instantly back in my happy place. Yes, it was strange being in an Irish pub in Germany drinking an American craft beer. At the same time though it was just what I needed. The homeyness of Carroll's provided the perfect environment for such a random moment in my life and for that I will always be thankful. In addition, I was honoring my German and Irish ancestors at the same time in this Karlsruhe establishment, an historical 2-for-1.

Best pub in town by miles! Very friendly staff, great, honest pub grub and the best pub quiz in the…read morecountry..(running on #500 in the not so distant future!!!) make this a must check out when in town! Two thumbs up! Keep up the good work!

Had a German/English meetup here. Great burgers and good pitcher deals. The football game was on so…read morethere was a vibrant atmosphere.

great place to be especially on Friday and Saturday nights for Karaoke!!!…read moreLovely atmosphere, delicious meals, easy to get to!!! They now have free wifi!!!!

Great Irish pub with traditional fare on the menu and Guinness & cidar on tap. The cottage pie is…read morereally good, filling & the mash has cheese melted on top, the way I like it! Full Irish Breakfast is done correctly, with proper bacon (not 'streaky' American bacon). They have loads of TVs for all the football, rugby, and cricket you can stand. I prefer O'reilly's over The Dubliner on Hauptstrasse. Both are good in their own ways but O'Reilly's feels more authentic to me. There is a separate smoking room and on Friday nights they offer Karaoke. It doesn't get the full 5 stars because when it comes down to it, its still a pub.

My friend and I met in Strasbourg and after he was stuck in traffic for a long time, we just wanted…read moreto find a place for a drink and Adamson's Pub was the closest. There was something hilarious to being an American and traveling to France and then ending up in an Irish pub that felt like millions of Irish pubs in America. Nevertheless, it was exactly what we needed. It's an intimate pub where you can have a good conversation which is what we were looking for. I appreciated their non-alcoholic options as well. Service was good and, again, if you're looking for this kind of vibe while visiting Strasbourg, it certainly does the job.

The best Irish pub in the city. They have a great selection of Irish Whiskey and Jake made us feel…read morevery welcome. Authentic decor that gives the cozy pub feel. There is outdoor and indoor seating. We did not eat but the burger that came to the table next to us looked delicious

After a long day working on Daenner Kaserne, a coworker and I was looking for a place to sit down,…read morehave a beer and some food and just relax. We remember seeing this Irish Pub on our way to Sembach and decided to stop off for dinner. I LOVE the atmosphere of this Irish Pub/restaurant!!! It was just cold enough outside that they had a small fire going which filled the room with a nice wood smoke aroma which added to the atmosphere of an old Irish pub. There were a couple people sitting at the bar and 2 or three at some tables eating. The place was basically empty but looked like it could definitely support some drunken fun. :) I orded a Guiness and the Fish & Chips with mushy peas... Duh.. its an Irish Pub!!! The Guinness was at perfect temperature and went down VERY smooth!!! The Fish was a HUGE piece of Cod which was lightly battered and perfectly cooked... it was AWESOME!! The peas had a smoked hock taste and seasoned to perfection... i almost asked for another bowl. Great food, great irish pub atmosphere... If you are ever in the area and want some authentic Irish food and beer... The Irish House is the place to go!!!

Open Sunday! I was looking for a place to eat on a Sunday since everything is close that day of the…read moreweek. The food was good and so Was the beer.