The Irishman Pub brings a taste of Ireland to the lively downtown of Reykjavik. This bar is known for its friendly atmosphere, live music, and a good selection of drinks, including Irish classics such as Guinness and Kilkenny on draft. It's a good place to hang out with a group of friends during the week, and during the weekends the pub becomes buzzing with life into the night. You can enjoy Happy Hour at the Irishman Pub every day from 12 PM to 7 PM.
The interior has an authentic Irish feel, with an immense bar island in the middle of the pub, serving drinks from all directions. Intricately carved-out wood adds to the overall look of the bar and the walls are covered with elegant pictures of notable Irish people, as well as being covered with various Irish memorabilia which makes you feel like you have teleported to Dublin.
You can reliably enjoy live music on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at the Irishman Pub, as talented troubadours play well-known singalong songs all night. Occasionally there is live music during the week as well, so you never know what will greet you when you go to this friendly pub. If you happen to be in Iceland during St. Patrick's Day, there's no other place in the city to enjoy the day and celebrate Irish culture.
If you're part of a large group of people, the Irishman Pub has roomy booths with leather seating where you can enjoy your Irish coffee or other beverages and exchange stories and have fun all night. For those that are really feeling frisky, you can rent out a karaoke room that fits about 20 people and entertain each other with songs of your choice performed in true rock star fashion.
Overall, the Irishman Pub is the perfect place for a friendly gathering and to meet different people from all over who appreciate the flair of Irish bar culture. If you want to try your luck, you can spin the lucky wheel and try to win drinks for all your friends (or just yourself) and if you prefer taking it easy with a pint in hand, you can play darts to your heart's content. The central location of this pub makes it perfect for a stop during a Reykjavik bar crawl.
