Its not really a irish pub but a good bar. You can choose between many beers and drinks. The music…read moreisnt really "irish" enough for me. Sometimes the service isnt quite friendly. But if you want to go there for a drink with some friends its a good place to go. Nothing for the whole night. 2/5

Originally we came here for dinner and drinks but found out later that they don't serve food…read more Amazing bartender let us know that the Pizzeria next door will deliver food if we place an order. Sold!!! I was nervous because every review told how busy and loud it was, but we arrived at a good time. Being a Saturday night, I was happy to discover only a handful of people at 7 pm. We sat at the bar and ordered drinks and chatted during the shift change. Sports played on a nearby t.v. Being once employed bartenders, we enjoyed the friendly banter behind the bar and carried out easy conversation. Super friendly staff, excellent service, and the British accents are never a disappointment. Will hurriedly return for another dose!

Not a bad pub actually. About as Irish as Aldi but good for live music and Guinness.read more

Cosy place with nice dark woodworking which reminded us of many pubs in Ireland. Behind the bar Ben…read moretook great care of us and since we we don't speak German it was very helpful he was from England. After thinking and touring the food and drinks were just what we needed. If you like some decent 10-18 yr old Scotch you can find plenty to choose. Slainte!

We are here on holiday as are the majority of us visiting this beautiful land. We were looking for…read moresomething "non traditional" and found this place close by. The ambience is great for an Irish bar and they pour a very good Guinness. Food was good but not great but overall hit the spot with a few pints and view from the patio.

Saw the reviews about the wings, figured sure let's give it a go, as it's a short walk from the…read moreEdelweiss. They did not disappoint, ordered 12 wings in their buffalo sauce, great flavor, caramelized edges, tender juicy meat, soooo good, and at a great price. If you're looking to get your buffalo wing fix, look no further.

I had high expectations when I went to The Local Cure. Many of the locals that I spoke with raved…read moreabout this pub. Then my good buddy Walter suggested I hit this place. I drove 5 hours in a storm from Wiesbaden to hit up this spot. Was I ever in for a treat. As I arrived, I was greeted by an older Bavarian couple speaking some type of German that I could not understand. We just stared confusedly at each other and started laughing. Haha!! I was surprised by the diversity of the menu. I ordered a cheese burger and a Hard cider. That was the best burger I have ever had. The high quality of the meat and cheese, even the pickle was insanely delicious. A perfect medium-well presentation. There was a nice beer selection too. I live in San Diego, California which is a craft beer city and I was impressed with The Local Cure's roster. What impressed me most about The Local Cure is the owner, Trevor. What a fantastic gentleman this guy is. Sometimes you can just look at a person and tell that they have a heart of gold. That's this guy! He's such a genuine guy, and cares about the food he makes and the interactions that take place in his bar. It seemed to be a mixture of locals and Americans, about 60:40 respectively. I'm so glad this place was suggested. I am not lying when I tell you this... it was worth every square centimeter of the 5 hr drive. Trevor is such a genuinely cool individual, and puts his soul into his food and customers. Not only do I recommended The Local Cure, I'm going to suggest to all of my friends that go to Europe to visit this Iconic Pub. 5-stars all the way!!!

Really tiny little pub with a huge selection of burgers. If you're jonesing for a burger, this is…read morean excellent place to start. Friendly service and rather quiet for lunch. We demolished our burgers of course and it certainly hit the spot. There is a small deck if you prefer to sit outside. It's a short walk if you're touring Franklin University.

When you walk in you feel like home!! Great owner and bar tender. Good prices and food with such…read morea local feel for everyone.

Mike's Irish pub is the first Irish pub I've been to in Germany without any Irish! That said, the…read moreatmosphere is nice, decent prices and amazing baked sandwiches they call Steel (no idea why). My girlfriend was happy to jam out to Jack Johnson cd's while I found it to be a strange band for a pub -- but the staff was pleasant and lacking a decent amount if nightlife spots, Mike's is a good fall back point in Lindau for late night fun!

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.

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!