From the owner: Tradition irlandaise Voilà un bar irlandais comment on en trouve dans ce pays. Ici, tout le monde…read morese connaît et le décor est comme à la maison. Les tables en bois massif voient passer des litres et des litres de Guinness. Ici, on sert cette bière à la pression, et le serveur, Jeremy, la tire selon la coutume, en deux fois. Et bien sûr il dessine le fameux trèfle dans la mousse brunâtre sur le dessus... Mais il n'y a pas que de la Guinness au Médiéval. On peut boire 7 bières différentes à la pression et 15 autres à la bouteille. La Kilkenny est spécialement importée d'Irlande. Et puis leurs spécialités, ce sont les cocktails de bière. Il faut goûter la black witch, un mélange de Guinness et de crème de cassis, surprenant la première fois.

I saw the Guinness sign while walking around Metz. The Guinness was calling me... Stopped in for…read moredrinks while doing Metz' wonderful Marche Illuminee. The pub was nearly empty when we arrived at 1830. By the time we left at 1930 it was standing room only. The drinks were inexpensive and they've got a good selection of mixed countries' beers on tap along with some bottled drinks. This was the first time I've seen the pub (or I would have stopped in previously) but won't be the last time I visit! The bartender was quick, spoke perfect English and was very honest (I had mistakenly tried to pay him twice...).

A classic spot in Metz to head for drinks. Lol can we just take a second to laugh at the name…read morethough? It's actually called "Irish pub". How creative. Lol. When ppl say "let's go to the Irish pub", I'm like ok sure, which one? "There's only one in Metz - the 'Irish pub'." LOL. Anyhow! This place is small but you instantly feel at home and welcomed just as if you were in Ireland. Classics like Guinness and Kilkenny are on tap but also brewdog punk IPA - yes! There is happy hour, there are TVs and peeps will be into the games and you will feel at home here.

Great place for everybody. They have food for all. Not a good place if you are looking for…read moreauthentic French food, but the pate lorainne ( kind of like meat pie) was pretty local. Took a break from all the cheese and heavy food and had poke dish. Sitting next to the river was nice.

Service and drinks are on point. The food is prepared fresh and quickly. The salads lack a little…read moregreenery made up for with extra bacon or meat depending on the selection. Ate here twice while in town so obviously enjoyed it. Really nice staff and community.

One of the few places open on a Sunday. I'm use to walking into an Irish Pub and hearing English…read moreconversation no matter where I am in the world....But here.. That didn't happen. They have a nice assortment of beers, ranging from German, Belgium, and of course French. The outside seating is plenty but the inside is a bit small. They do have wifi, but you must ask for it (which is how in writing this review), and they do not have a food menu but they do have a good assortment of mix drinks. I'd recommend this place to anyone looking to catch a game and a good beer on a Sunday.. Because the rest of the town is closed.

I'm not sure how the Irish do it, but their pubs are everywhere and France is no exception…read more Observe! La Taverne de l'Irlandais is one of my favorite spots in Nancy: on the ground floor, you've got a great restaurant with delicious food, while downstairs, you can find a fantastic bar! Gather a few friends and scrounge up a few euros and head here. Great drinks at reasonable prices in a very Irish-style pub. Dark interior with lots of hard wood furniture. If you're lucky, you might even happen upon Irish dancing! I love La Taverne! It's here where I actually learned to enjoy beer!

Amazingly beautiful space . Great service ! Food and drinks are impeccable. A definite must see!…read moreThe artwork and view are incredible as well