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Bobby Dazzler Pub

Bobby Dazzler Pub
In English slang a Bobby Dazzler is typically an amazing or very striking person or thing. This English pub is not quite that, but it certainly does push the right buttons. Read_on (1 Comment)

Fullers Pub

Fullers Pub
Sponsored by the British ale producers Fullers, this pub is filled daily with the upturned and suited ends of the nearby business centres getting tanked up after work. Read_on (No Comments)

John Bull Pub

John Bull Pub
Great location, and a  good range of authentic imported beers and pub food with a Russian twist. This two story British pub is  part of the chain of international John Bulls that are dotted across the European continent. Read_on (1 Comment)

John Donne Pub

John Donne Pub
Exactly how it happened nobody knows, but John Donne is now one of the most popular expat pubs in Moscow - you’ll hear more English spoken here than Russian. Read_on (1 Comment)

Katie O' Shea's

Katie O' Shea's
The brains behind Moscow’s legendary Irish bar Silvers have put their heart and soul into this wonderfully bright, spacious and airy Irish pub. Read_on (6 Comments)

Mollies

Mollies
Mollies has that random, Irish pub that’s fallen into a huge metropolis feel to it. The whole place is green, they do an average Guinness and the stereo blasts out all manner of rock and indie tunes (no euro-pop here thank you very much). Read_on (1 Comment)

Molly Gwynn's

Molly Gwynn's
This pub is spacious but retains that essential cosy and intimate feel thanks to low-ceilings, carpeted floors and several isolated seating areas created with the help of raised platforms and wood-column dividers. Read_on (1 Comment)

Punch and Judy Pub

Punch and Judy Pub
Another standard Russian pub, where nothing is actually particularly English at all, save for the menu. The waitresses wander around in tartan mini-skirts while the patrons occupy the booths and leather benches to bursting point. Read_on (No Comments)

Rosie O' Grady's

Rosie O' Grady's
Stranger and stranger. Up the top this place seems like a Chinese restaurant (probably because it is), but head down stairs and around some corners, go past the stuffed wolf and you’ll eventually find a wine cellar that has been converted into an Irish pub. Read_on (No Comments)

Sally O'Brien's

Sally O'Brien's
The green lights, scattered Irish memorabilia, football scarves and gothic wooden booths couldn’t help this pub recreate even a lick of authenticity, which happens to be the reason why people go to “Irish” pubs outside of Ireland. Read_on (No Comments)

Shakespeare

Shakespeare
Dedicated to the great English playwright, Shakespeare’s oddly enough has chosen Scottish tartan wallpaper for the walls, although to be fair it is covered in paintings of scenes and characters from the Bard’s greatest works. Read_on (No Comments)

Shamrock

Shamrock
Despite being located on the upper floor of the Novoarbatsky Shopping Centre, this little Irish pub still boasts all the traditional Irish bar fixtures. Read_on (1 Comment)

Silvers

Silvers
If there is such a thing as an expat legend, this is it. Silvers has almost been in Moscow longer than modern capitalism and looks it. Read_on (2 Comments)

Sixteen Tons

Sixteen Tons
Authentic feeling English pubs don't have to shout about it, you know when you walk in that something just feels right. Like here for instance. Read_on (1 Comment)

Temple Bar

Temple Bar
The interior looks like it came straight out of the book ‘build your own Irish pub’- not one kitsch piece of Irish nostalgia is missing. Read_on (No Comments)

Union Jack

Union Jack
Generally speaking British/Irish pubs in Moscow do have higher prices than your average bar and Union Jack’s is definitely in the top price tier. Read_on (1 Comment)