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Bucharest Irish Pubs

For years Bucharest had just the two Irish pubs, the Dubliner and the Harp. Both are still going strong, but they have been joined of late by an explosion of new Irish pubs, some of which are more convincing than others... 

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Arthur Irish Pub

Another Irish pub in Old Town. Looks like a huge advert for Guinness, with black-stuff branding all over the place, complete with portraits of old Arthur Guinness himself. Read_on (1 Comment)

Charlatans

It's officially now raining Irish pubs in Bucharest. Another of the genre is found opposite Bucharest's main university building, where once was a cafe. Read_on (1 Comment)

Dubliner

Legendary boozer in the sense that it was the first real pub to open in Bucharest (back in 1995), the Dubliner remains a favourite of many old school expats, although the location makes it a bit of a trek for Old Town or city centre-based visitors. Read_on (No Comments)

O'Hara's

Amazingly, this place has already been around for two years. (Feels like only yesterday that it opened). Expect a decent pint of Guinness, live Irish music and a grand welcome from some fine staff make this very much the thinking man's Irish pub in Bucharest. Read_on (No Comments)

Oscar's

Wow, it’s like a new place. Forget what you read or thought of this place before and get there immediately. It’s a big Irish pub showing all the right sports on television and serving an exemplary pint of Guinness and a top chicken pie. Read_on (3 Comments)

Scarlet Pub

Big pub on Strada Smardan serving a decent Guinness and attracting a good crowd of ordinary locals out for a decent night. Drinks Read_on (No Comments)

St. Patrick

Big, well located and quite frankly cracking pub in Lipscani. Looking every inch just like a proper Irish boozer, it’s a real pub all right with decent grub, Guinness and Kilkenny on tap, and more than efficient staff. Read_on (No Comments)

The Gin Factory

Enormous and gorgeous, this is an Irish pub well worth taking a drink in, not least for its very nice booths and break-out areas perfect for private chats and the like. Read_on (4 Comments)

The Harp

The other half of the Dubliner. The idea is more or less the same: good food, drinks, service and a friendly crowd, though with less of an emphasis on live British sport (as such it is more popular with locals than expats, who head for the Dubliner). Read_on (3 Comments)