K.C. Branaghan's Irish Pub and Restaurant
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-in neighborhood place for regular tables, while groups can ask about private parties and catering. Its local scale shows in the bro
About K.C. Branaghan's Irish Pub and Restaurant
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-in neighborhood place for regular tables, while groups can ask about private parties and catering. Its local scale shows in the broad schedule, with weekend breakfast and weekday meal service, setting it apart from downtown pubs geared toward waterfront visitors.
The menu combines Irish dishes with a broader bar-and-restaurant selection. The official site highlights a traditional Irish breakfast, brunch, Guinness, Harp, Smithwick’s, Kilkenny, rotating beers, and dishes such as shepherd’s pie, Irish stew, and sandwiches. Seven screens show sports, and the pub posts a Monday-to-Friday happy hour; hours and discounts are detailed on its contact page. Maps comments mention breakfast, mimosas, boxty, and service, pointing to a daytime social use as well as an evening pint.
The pub is not limited to watching sports: its site mentions board games and children’s activities, group meals, and catering. It can be practical for a small gathering because regular tables do not require reservations; birthdays or teams can use the event inquiry form to discuss logistics. Long Beach’s tourism directory describes a menu with corned beef, shepherd’s pie, and Irish stew, while the current menu lets guests check available dishes and prices before heading out.
Naples works best as part of a route through Belmont Shore or the canals, rather than as an immediate extension of Shoreline Village. Long Beach Transit can help plan connections between districts, though distance and timing determine whether a bus or car is more convenient. The Maps listing confirms the 2nd Street address and marks an accessible entrance. K.C. Branaghan’s suits brunch, Irish breakfast, or a neighborhood meal with sports on screen, offering a more everyday setting than the pubs by the convention center and harbor.
Irish breakfast, brunch, Guinness and Irish beers, seven sports screens, happy hour, catering, and private parties.
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