Never again after last night's Irl-Fr Rugby match. I was there over an hour early to find it…read morepacked - but packed with, for example, 2 guys reserving 6 seats. No, they wouldnt make room for us. I was a regular, over many years I tipped the staff very geneously. Would they do anything? No just shrugged their shoulders. Lots of smiles when they took the tips though. So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish

Fitzpatrick's has a predator for an owner that likes to destroy and withhold patrons' valuables…read more Their food and drinks are overpriced, and the ambiance is cliché. You'd be better off going to an actual authentic Irish Pub, not this one.

PUTAIN DE MERDE! I cannot believe I'm reviewing O'Carolan's on Yelp. Sure, I haven't been back…read moresince 2006 but I can tell you: this pub is where it's at for all kinds of English-speaking expats in Montpellier and French Anglophiles. This bar exists in practically every one of my greatest memories from my time in Montpellier... I don't know if that's a good or bad thing. I'll say good. The bar is big enough, lots of seating and usually gets pretty rowdy as the night continues. There's always a great crowd of regulars that hang out and the staff are amazing. They're all super friendly, English and French speaking and they love their customers. I never, ever had a bad time at O'Carolan's. If you ever find yourself in Montpellier, France (which you should since it's the most beautiful city in the entire country), go to O'Carolan's. The atmosphere is always welcoming and the crowds are always gregarious and fun. Oh, and they have a pretty kick-ass St. Paddy's day celebration, which spills out onto the street outside the bar. Pretty awesome if you ask me.

I had a bottle of cider which was very good! It's in a peaceful place and plenty of place to sit…read morewith friends.

A decent place in Avignon to have a variety of beers with a nice location and a terrace…read more I visited this place with some friends while in Avignon. They have an excellent choice of beers, although the affordability is somewhat questionable. The food is rather outrageously expensive, but sitting on the terrace and sipping high-quality Belgian and Irish beers just next to the park has definitely some charm to it. Overall I would still recommend this place, even if I won't be adding to the list of my favorites anytime soon.

From the owner: Un beau Pub irlandais rue de la République Le O'Neills s'inscrit dans la tradition des beaux pubs…read moreirlandais tout en bois dans lesquels on se sert au comptoir pour ensuite vadrouiller de table en table. Il s'étend sur deux niveaux et on peut y entendre des concerts à tendance plutôt Rock le mardi soir.

Not a great place. First of all, it's heavily overpriced just like all of the other Irish/British…read morepubs in town. Second, the crowds get out of control if there is rugby on. Third, the staff were intentionally quite rude to my friends and I, who spoke French and politely ordered. The one employee at the crowded bar told us to wait while he flirted with some girls, and when we decided to leave instead, he yelled derogatory, sexist terms at my girlfriends and I who had done nothing wrong.

Would give this negative stars I could. No service, drinks expensive. They demanded payment for 2…read morebeers and a burger up front then delivered the burger and fries in paper and plastic while their friends were served on plates. No napkins, no utensils, no ketchup, no ppepper. Lots of other choices in the area. Go there.

Okay so this is my second day in Montpellier, France. And me and some people from my program…read moredecided we'd go out for a night on the town (i.e. get a drink and chill). So as we were walking by la gare, and passed several touristy spots, we ran into a host brother of one of our group. He was from Texas (and if you haven't guessed by now we were all college students). He led us down some of what we thought to be fairly sketchy alleyways and side streets. Until we found "The Egg". Now "The Egg" is a great place to go, even if you speak a very small amount of French. For the owner is Irish, and his bartenders all know how to speak English. This gem, was great. It was away from the touristy, and loud French, and we found a comfortable spot in the corner (although it was fairly crowded it was not overly so) and we sat down and enjoyed a few beers. Although the ladies couldn't find many fruity things to drink, I enjoyed my Chimay beer, served in a Chimay glass and served cold. The Irish owner was really nice and spoke perfect English. The only thing that knocked this down a star was the lack of selection. All in all a good bar to avoid the crowds and the annoying French (while attracting the amusant). Prices: (medium to high range) 4.80 EU- For bottled beer. 3.00 EU- For 1/2 a pint 5.50 EU- For 1 pint.

The atmosphere is comfortable and quiet. The bartender great. The beer is delicious.read more

From the owner: Pub musical Derrière l'hôtel de Région et en face de la faculté d'AES, l'Irish Corner est à la fois…read moreun restaurant et un pub. Le lieu jouit d'une décoration aux accents irlandais marqués (bois, énormes alambics, trèfles, Murphy's et Kilkenny) Côté restaurant, l'Irish Corner propose un vaste choix de plats (salades, grillades, pâtes, pizza) ainsi que ses spécialités : le Tartare (cévenol, aveyronnais, méridional, etc.) et ses légendaires Burgers.

From the owner: Un des plus vieux pub de Montpellier devenu une adresse incontournable des Beaux-Arts, l'Irish…read moreTavern est le lieux des amateurs de bières, whisky, vins et cocktails aussi apprécié pour ces planches apéro de premier choix. Animation, sport et concert acoustique se relayent dans une ambiance festive et conviviale pour votre plus grand plaisir.