Bars and pubs in California: profiles, services and practical information.
K.C. Branaghan’s sits on East 2nd Street in Naples, near residential blocks, the canals, and Belmont Shore’s commercial stretch. The website describes the pub as a walk-…
View profile →Shenanigans occupies a Shoreline Village space beside the harbor, along a walk of restaurants and shops facing the water. The pub describes itself as a gathering place f…
View profile →The Auld Dubliner sits on Pine Avenue in downtown Long Beach, across from the convention center and near the Pike entertainment complex. Visit Long Beach says the interi…
View profile →O’Mally’s presents itself as a family-owned Old Sacramento pub: a long bar, high-top tables, dining areas, and games that encourage guests to stay longer than a single p…
View profile →Sean Finnegan’s is a more compact stop than a full-service destination restaurant: conversation, the bar, and a drink are the focus. Reviews attached to this address oft…
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Grogg’s puts “Traditional Irish Pub” in its name and describes itself as a neighborhood place for food, beer, and watching games. Its address, however, is in Clovis, the…
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In north Fresno, Bog House Pub builds its offer around what it pours. The business calls itself a neighborhood Irish pub and traces a sequence of names—The Body in the B…
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On Haight Street, O’Reilly’s offers a neighbourhood counterpoint to the downtown pubs: a visit can start with a pint before a walk past Haight-Ashbury’s Victorian homes,…
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In SoMa, one block from Moscone Center, The Chieftain works as both a pub dining room and a place to follow matches. Its website confirms lunch, brunch and dinner servic…
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The Irish Bank is not on a broad avenue but along Mark Lane, a passage in central San Francisco. Its white façade, antique objects and narrow courtyard give it a differe…
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