Irish Pubs In London

This venue is a labyrinth of bars, linked by different staircases, ornate wooden decorations and the famous 250ft tree shipped in from Ireland. Check out Waxy's charming decor, complete with beautiful stain glass windows and huge wooden beams, as you drink like a king.

McGettigan's is a West London's hub for all things Irish. Serving up everything from traditional Irish dishes and pub grub classics to some of the finest Guinness in England, it's the place to sit back, relax and watch a game or two on the screens.

Founded by bartenders Aaron Wall and Ciarán Smith, this North London hotspot all about Irish hospitality, craic-ing drinks and home comforts. Whether you're in the mood for whiskey, Guinness or a stiff drink, you'll find it all here... with authentic grub to soak it all up.

Located on Hoxton High Street, Howl at the Moon is a fun and lively Irish pub where booking is almost always essential. A buzzing, cosy and cool space littered in beer mats, plants and friendly faces, it's perfect for after-work drinks and grub and East London beers on tap.

With live trad Irish sessions three evenings a week and an incredible selection of beer and wine, Sir Colin Campbell is a great Irish pub in North London. Head here to find an intimate atmosphere, fun and delicious seasonal plates.

Comfy sofas, open fire and a relaxing vibe make this a great place to meet friends, grab a quick drink or settle in for the evening. Snuggle up on one of the plush leather sofas and enjoy a chat over a top-notch Irish coffee.

A top Irish pub in North London, The Faltering Fullback isn't your traditional stop off. With anything and everything hanging from the ceiling, from bikes to hockey sticks to acoustic guitars, as well as footie on the big screen and a bustling beer garden, it's one to soak up that charming spirit.

With a plethora of Guinness taps and Celtic dishes, mixed with music and a buzzy atmosphere, this venue is a great pick. Expect a lively atmosphere and quirky fairylit decor, often in the shape of large and colourful toucans.

With its beer garden, Guinness and big screens for watching sport, The Auld Shillelagh is a great Irish pub. It's been nestled in the heart of Stoke Newington for over 20 years so your drink is in good hands - these guys have been refining for quite a while.

Not for the traditionalists, this faux-Irish pub in Notting Hill is a great spot for a refreshing pint of Guinness and a trendy venue that hangs antlers from the ceiling. Head downstairs for your tavern feel or enjoy the shabby-chic vibes on the ground floor, complete with a vast selection of oysters and clams.

After the best Irish pubs in London with live music? Brogan's can be found on Fulham Broadway and boasts 4 widescreen TVs, entertainment, a full menu of scrummy food, and a gorgeous rustic interior. Think cosy booths, bare brick walls and stunning stained glass windows.