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Irish lad at the bar wasn't particularly friendly, made me feel a bit stupid for asking if he spoke English... in a foreign country I feel it's polite to ask somebody first before speaking in English, even if you're in an Irish pub there might be staff that only speak German. Honestly I felt like a bit of an inconvenience ordering my drinks, he seemed fed up judging by the tone he used with me and the fact he didn't smile. However, the pub itself is nice. It is like a classic Irish/English pub, lots of good options to drink, lively atmosphere with outdoor seating and football streaming. Female toilets were clean and nice. Some people complain about the smoking, yes it did smell but it was actually nice to be able to vape indoors, a luxury I haven't seen in the UK, if you don't like it there are other pubs around. There was a German bartender who was very friendly, and I was happy overall with my experience here. Not sure I'd come back though, lots of Irish pubs in the area with friendlier staff. It was ok, if you're in the area and fancy a cigarette with your beer then I recommend it.

Super nice conditions, always something going on.

It's awesome! You have to see it... nice bar, nice people, location and s.o.

Great international pub with wide selection of tap biers, amazing chicken wings and atmosphere. A lot of screens to watch sports events. Gets a bit crowded so make sure go early to get a good spot!

Enjoy your meal. Price-performance is right. Attentive and friendly service. The boss came by personally and asked if everything was okay. Ambiance: Ireland on Berger Str. - we really liked it!

Pasé a cenar y el personal era amable y la comida era encantadora. La hamburguesa clásica era buena bastante ocupado pub, pero no tan mal

I wanted to spend a nice birthday with my friends but the rude bouncer really ruined our evening. It's a shame what has become of the infamous Frankfurt beer pong tournament. A friend who arrived a little late was turned away at the entrance in the most rude manner. When I very carefully asked the bouncer if he could make an exception for this one person because I would like to celebrate my birthday with him, the bouncer immediately said no. When I asked if I could at least go out briefly to greet my friend, the doorman roughly escorted me outside and he said that I could now stay outside with him. If a bouncer is now absolutely necessary, then at least someone with a minimum of decency should be hired and not such a foolish hooligan!