Best Irish Pubs In Melbourne

You’re never let down when you head to the Irish pubs in Melbourne because they are full of lively characters, have an energetic atmosphere and friendly staff. At BBM, we enjoy a few after work drinks at some of Melbourne’s Irish pubs and we’re going to share our favourites with you. You never know, the luck of the Irish might rub off on you when you pop in for a nice cold Guinness.

Bridie O’Reilly’s

This Irish pub is a brilliant place to take in some traditional live music as you unwind and relax with you drink of choice. If you’re not one for staying in for the live music, you can always pop outside in to the fantastic beer garden and soak up some sun. To go with the live music, you can enjoy a sit down to some of the traditional Irish meals that on the menu while you get cosy in the warm atmosphere.
462 Chapel Street, South Yarra
www.chapelst.bridieoreillys.com

P.J. O’Brien’s

Kick back in this Irish pub with a couple of quiet one at the Southbank P.J. O’Brien’s location. The bar boasts over 20 beers, having a nice mix of local and international on tap poured by the friendly bar staff and you can relax to the sounds of live entertainment. The P.J Sidebar is where you need to go if you’re after something a little stronger. The bar specialises in whiskeys but, do take it easy when you’re sampling what’s behind the bar.
3 Southgate Avenue, Southbank
www.pjobriens.com.au

Pint On Punt

For travellers and the locals, the Pint On Punt is very popular and as it should be. With the friendly staff on the bar, the traditional Irish pub located in St. Kilda is very welcoming to all walks of life. You can choose to tuck into a delicious Irish meal or keep it just drinks and explore the 13 varieties of beer and 2 ciders on tap or have your pick of spirits on offer. Entertainment comes in the form of Trivia nights, Karaoke or you can cheer on your team while you watch the big games live.
42 Punt Road, Windsor
www.pintonpunt.com.au

The Drunken Poet

Opening everyday from noon (closed on Mondays), the Drunken Poet is your typical Irish pub. From the buzzing atmosphere, friendly staff and the selection of beers on tap you will feel at home. Test your knowledge at the Tuesday Trivia night and there’s no issue if you don’t win, you’ll have a great time joking with the locals. From Wednesday to Sunday there are live performances of original music.
65 Peel Street, West Melbourne
www.thedrunkenpoet.com.au

The Last Jar

At this Irish pub you won’t get the typical, tired Gaelic decoration cliché but instead the focus is put on the high quality Irish cuisine and ensuring that the great Irish hospitality is brought to the pub. The Last Jar is perfect no matter the weather. You can seek comfort on those cold days inside by the roaring fireplace or bask in the sun round the back of the pub, where you’ll find the secluded beer garden. If you’re a fan of hearty meals and a warm atmosphere then make you way over to this great Irish pub
616 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne
www.thelastjar.com.au