Irish Pub quite near the Eisgrub. Lots of live music. Place…read moreto go if you just want to stumble in, have some drinks, enjoy some live gigs or Karaoke. all with no cover charge. Usually lots of college students here but all ages welcome. Gets quite crowded depending on what kind of band is playing. Usually a good time to be had here.

A fan is an understatement.. I lived in Germany for a year and have always been a sucker for Irish…read moreaccents. Having lived in a smaller country town 20 min outside of Mainz where very little English was spoken this place was always a god sent to visit just to even talk to the bar staff alone. The German/Irishness of it was a weird combination however I still enjoyed the atmosphere which was quaint in size and not a sterotypical irish chain such as O'Neills. The food was pub style/german pub style with schnitzels and all but went down well.

Nice Irish sports bar. Friendly to American s typical bar food. Tvs all around. Good time.read more

One of the four Irish pubs in Mainz. On the inside this place doesn't have the rustic old Irish pub…read morefeel; however there is plenty of space for large group and they do have live music. I do believe that this is one of the more pricier Irish pubs in Mainz, but it has a great atmosphere and ongoing live music... And they have a Dart Board!!!!

Great pub, relaxed atmosphere, friendly service. Great for a pint before/after a movie, since the…read moreCinestar is just around the corner.

Went to watch Bundesliga football on a Saturday evening. The main room was pretty full but I…read moregrabbed a seat at the bar. Probably 15 beers on tap and a full liquor selection. Prices very reasonable - 5 euros for a half-litre of Beck's. I saw food being served but didn't eat there. Staff very friendly and spoke English as needed. Would recommend as a place to watch a game.

Bar music was decent...though not at all of it was from the sixties…read more Plenty of German and Irish beers on tap. Plenty of tv's to watch whatever sports is on. Cheap but good bar food. Had the schnitzel and fries. Pairs well with some nice German wheat beer.

This place is amazing! They have great live music, or karaoke nights. They have open mic nights as…read morewell. On Mondays they have beer pong tournaments. There is always something to do or watch at this pub! The staff is so friendly and has become a second family for special events! They serve a variety of drinks and the place is very clean. On special event nights the place can pack but it's fun and all part of the ambiance. You can reserve tables for certain times if you have a big group. This place is great!

How does one rate an Irish Pub? Particularly when one isn't Irish? I guess I can only compare it to…read morethe eleventy billion other Irish Pubs across Europe. Anyway The Irish Pub in Wiesbaden is a downstairs joint, a bit grubby but usually boisterous. Almost always some kind of music on offer, if only karaoke. Enough TV's to watch your team on game night. I'd say it's slightly better from music than the James Joyce but maybe not quite as good for sports viewing.

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.

One of my favorite places to grab a drink in Mainz. The bartenders are top notch and very…read moreknowledgeable. They have a fully stocked bar with over 300 bottles of liquor so making your favorite cocktail will not be a problem. They are also one of the few restaurants that serves dry-aged beef, which they dry-age the beef onsite. This could could be a nice date night location, as the ambience screams "dress up and be seen" however, on busier nights the sound does echo throughout the restaurant, so keep that in mind if you bringing a date here to seal the deal... Overall, I nightly recommend this place for anyone looking for a good drinks or a reason to dress up for a night on the town.

Dipped in for a drink. Great low key atmosphere. Very fashionable. Angel served us, he was…read morebeyond attentive. He is very knowledgeable about the liquor he serves. Definitely recommend LeBonBon!

Yeah, not feeling it…read more Moloney's is somewhere I drifted away from after never leaving fully satisfied. It seems to have a reputation amongst the people that go there as an institution. As if no other place existed to get drinks, Moloney's it is! This place just doesn't have what I look for in a bar. I'm not a bar snob, hell, I'm not even a big bar goer, I'm just a guy who seems to like a different kind of atmosphere. I suppose this place is just a matter of taste on how you prefer bars. I love pubs, Irish pubs at that because of what they carry. Irish whiskey and dark stouts are what make my life complete. And their drink selection is impressive, but for those who don't love standing in long lines or fighting through tons of people to a speedwell, it just doesn't mean much. And call me old, but I've spent more time on my feet on Moloney's then I have at any other bar in Kaiserslautern. Unless you're ready to get there early, or seriously fight for some table space, it's not worth it. I don't drink to get drunk, and I don't like to get rowdy when I drink. Moloney's caters to both. Like a previous reviewer said, you can actually do shots with the owner and staff. For some people that's a great way to have fun and meet people, I have no problems with that. For me, I see that as a huge red flag for industry unprofessionalism. I think Moloney's knows their target audience, and I'm not that person. I can't hardly fault a place for trying to be something to everyone, because it's obviously doing well. My two-cents? This place is awful.

Atmosphere was fun, loud, and chill. Service was great, but it starts getting slow once the people…read morestart rolling in. I had some of the best fried mushrooms. Prices are good and the other appetizers we had were good.

Located across from the main Frankfurt train station, this was a hot, noisy, crowded Irish style…read morebar. Server was good when available, but way understaffed, 2 ladies for the entire rear restaurant area. Neighborhood is marginal, food is passable, greasy fish and chips, under-seasoned lamb shank, soggy nachos. Didn't try the bacon cheese burgers, but they looked ok. 4 burgers, 5 beers, nachos, loaded fries, 2 fish and chips, 1 lamb shank, about $300, plus tip.

So a friend and I stopped by here for a burger and a beer. She had the real meat burger and I had…read morethe veggie burger. They were both amazing! And let me tell you about the server. He was sooo kind. I wish I remembered his name but he thanked us at the end like it was his own business. I'm so going back there!