A staple of the Łódź scene since 1994, the Irish Pub on ul. Piotrkowska has made a lot of big changes since it began. Despite this, the upstairs remains an old style bar with a strong naval theme and a warm pub atmosphere, whereas the basement bar and restaurant is a splendid mix of modern and traditional elements; private cubicles, open fireplaces and a wide choice of rooms hint at 19th century 'People's Palaces' with a modern twist. There are around 50 fine malts, a seasonally changing menu, regular live music Thu-Sat, an illusionist show from time to time, and its famous courtyard garden will guarantee its ongoing popularity. Opening hours subject to change.
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Alexander
Inverallochy
5. 6. 2026
This is the 4 th time I have been here this week, not the same as the last time I was here in Lodz,the old bar is still the same,but football on the TV is putting me off coming back here especially when I was in yesterday it was the same football match I had to endure again,I have been coming to this pub since I first came to Lodz in 2013, music would be nice for a change ???? ,Instead of football every time
jhonny
lodz
5. 6. 2026
ı was had unforgetable nights in this pub and after that club buda bar is my best. ıts all on piotrkowkska street enjoy guys with lodz. there is also a website wrote about lodz nightlife check out you may like :) http://nightlifediary.com/lodz-night-life/
Firkin Ale
5. 6. 2026
If being away from the Emerald Isle is starting to tug at your heart strings this is not the place to go. It reminds me of what Disney might do to create an "authentic" English pub "experience". As soulless as any of the many chains frequenting a British High Street. Plenty of really excellent bars to be had in Lodz. Your time and money are better spent elsewhere.
colin
5. 6. 2026
Ever imagined what an Irish pub looks like in the USA? Here it is. Overpriced and not in the least authentic. Food is not bad though.
Ray
5. 6. 2026
The most expensive bar in Poland to date, food and drink, with Zywiec weighing in at 9 pln. Not a fortune admitted but a rip off none the less for a less than special "Irish" bar.