A classic Ireland bar counter features beer taps for Guinness, Carlsberg, Heineken, and Harp, surrounded by liquor bottles, photos, and memorabilia. A pint and a glass are pictured as well.

A few pints from around the world

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A classic Ireland bar counter features beer taps for Guinness, Carlsberg, Heineken, and Harp, surrounded by liquor bottles, photos, and memorabilia. A pint and a glass are pictured as well.

A few pints from around the world

See the Guide

Nearly every corner of the earth has an Irish pub. Most of them deserve to be shared.

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A Guinness pint glass with a creamy head sits on a wooden surface in a pub setting, with the iconic Guinness logo and harp emblem visible on the glass against a blurred background.

Out of Ireland

Recent pubs of note. A selection of the highest-rated Guinness.

Nighttime view looking up at a red-bricked pub with a green awning and hanging plants, warmly lit. The sign reads "THE RIS," with various colorful signs, including a Guinness pint glass, visible in the window.

The Rising Sun

61 Carter Ln, Fleet St, London EC4V 5DY

A cozy pub called "The Dog & Bell" glows with warm red lighting at night. Outdoor seating under red canopies is occupied, and string lights hang above; a person walks by on the dimly lit street.

The Dog & Bell

116 Prince St, London SE8 3JD

A decorative tiled wall features a black sign reading "Welcome to The Ten Bells" with an illustration of clinking Guinness pint glasses, next to a framed painting showing people outside a building.

The Ten Bells

84 Commercial St, London E1 6LY

Disclaimer

This site has no connection or affiliation with the Guinness brand, Diageo or the Guinness Book of World Records. This a personal opinion site only. All brands and logos belong to their respective trademark holders, and this site makes no claim to any. Actually, I’m mostly reviewing pubs that sell Guinness, not the drink itself. And I’m not breaking any records in doing so.

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