Culhane’s Irish Pub & Restaurant – Atlantic Beach

Culhane’s grew from the initiative of four sisters raised in County Limerick, Ireland, who opened their first pub in Atlantic Beach in 2005. This location pairs an Irish-pub identity with a broad comfort-food menu: the official menu lists Reuben rolls, potato-and-leek soup, fish dishes, burgers and Irish-inspired preparations. Weekend brunch adds another reason to visit, so it works for an early meal as well as a stop built around a match.

Reviews tied to this branch often mention its lively atmosphere, group meals, hearty plates and attentive service. Fish and chips, Guinness beef stew and Reuben egg rolls appear among the dishes guests discuss; the official menu confirms they sit within a broader offer, including weekend brunch and several meal periods. For a larger party or a visit during a match, check the venue’s current reservation availability.

The address is 967 Atlantic Boulevard, Atlantic Beach; phone (904) 249-9595. The official site posts lunch and brunch hours, with closing times that change by day, so check its location page before setting out, especially on game days. Atlantic Beach is a separate coastal municipality from Jacksonville, although it belongs to the beach corridor many visitors explore from the city. This branch fits an itinerary along the shore rather than a downtown pub crawl.