Eclectic ambience inspired by the mad genius of its namesake, yet the place still remains faithful to the Old World style of the pubs of The Emerald Isle - the classic, warm pubs of Old Dublin town herself. - Read more

Did you know that National Geographic Traveler's Magazine named Finnigan's Wake one of the 10 must see places in Philadelphia right up there with the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall? Did you know that over 35 couples met each other for the first time at Finnigan's Wake and that several of them returned to have us cater theie wedding reception?
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McGillin’s Olde Ale House threw open its doors the year Lincoln was elected president. That’s shortly after the Liberty Bell cracked and long before ground was broken for Philadelphia City Hall. - Read more

the Plough & the Stars is located in Old City Philadelphia. We offer great spaces for all your private party needs as well as live tradtional Irish music. - Read more

With a liquor license dating back to 1933, the year Prohibition came to an end, The Deck, which it is often referred to as, was originally located on the 3400 Block of Walnut Street. After it's ten year break, the Deck was reopened at it's current location and has been pleasing customers ever since. - Read more

The Bards Irish pub is a place where the locals can gather for good times, to meet and embrace each other in good times and to lean on each other in bad times. Lifelong friends are made here. - Read more