The Harp & Celt Restaurant and Irish Pub

On South Magnolia Avenue, a few blocks from downtown’s civic buildings and performance venues, The Harp & Celt combines two things many visitors seek in an Irish pub: a bar listing Irish beers and a kitchen open from breakfast onward. The business says it has served Downtown Orlando for more than fifteen years and presents itself as a full-service restaurant, not merely a place to stop for a drink. Its drinks page confirms Guinness on draft and also lists Harp, Smithwick’s, and Magners cider; the website advises guests to ask about rotating local, seasonal, and craft beers.

The kitchen makes the venue useful at more than one point in the day. The official site publishes weekend breakfast as well as lunch and dinner, and it offers catering and spaces for private events. Google review themes tied to this location include cottage pie, Reuben sandwiches, Scotch eggs, and watching football; these are topics customers mention, not a guarantee that every dish or match will be available at every visit. The website warns that match schedules can change opening times, so check the calendar if you plan to arrive early.

Published hours run from 11 a.m. to midnight Monday through Friday, opening at 10 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday and closing at 11 p.m. on Sunday. The address sits in the central business district, where the city operates public garages and metered parking; the pub does not advertise its own parking lot. LYNX serves Orlando and several Central Florida counties, but the best trip depends on your starting point, so use the trip planner to confirm the route, stop, and service that day. Reviews for the Magnolia address highlight pub food, attentive service, and sports gatherings, making it a practical choice for a full meal or a Guinness while following a match.

Use the local Irish-pub guide to choose a stop and check current details before heading out: read the Orlando guide.