Irish Cat
Neighborhood: District VI
Nearest Train: Kalvin ter
Phone: +36 (0)1 266 4085
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This is a well-established pub with a tenuous link to Ireland - it sells Irish brews but that's about it. It is very popular with guests at the Korona Hotel next door. Make your way down the steps to the claustrophobic cellar bar with brick walls and dim lighting. There is seating in wooden booths or you can perch on a stool at the bar. The stereo plays middle-of-the-road hits at full blast - you may need a few shots of whiskey before you can relax in this place. It is usually packed with a young, beery crowd. Occasionally, there is live music from Latin bands. You can drink Guinness or Kilkenny beer. Pub grub is available with ambitious dishes such as stir-fry chicken and pork chops Sherwood style..
Daily 11a-2a
Bricked up cellar bar with Irish theme
Neighborhood: District VI
Nearest Train: Kalvin ter
Phone: +36 (0)1 266 4085
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
This is a well-established pub with a tenuous link to Ireland - it sells Irish brews but that's about it. It is very popular with guests at the Korona Hotel next door. Make your way down the steps to the claustrophobic cellar bar with brick walls and dim lighting. There is seating in wooden booths or you can perch on a stool at the bar. The stereo plays middle-of-the-road hits at full blast - you may need a few shots of whiskey before you can relax in this place. It is usually packed with a young, beery crowd. Occasionally, there is live music from Latin bands. You can drink Guinness or Kilkenny beer. Pub grub is available with ambitious dishes such as stir-fry chicken and pork chops Sherwood style..
Daily 11a-2a
Reviews
Not recommended
I went to this pub the first (and last) time in 2004. First I thought it was ok, nothing special, bu...
Reviewed by:Matthias Schumacher from Leipzig, Deutschland on Mar 24 2005
Great pub
Great pub. No complaints. Handy for the person traviling by themselfs. Pub gets great around midnigh...
Reviewed by:Paudie Birmingham from Ireland on Oct 22 2004
