Down a dark alley you will find graffiti walls and one of the best pubs in Ireland. Highly…read morerecommended for a post dinner drink. The bartender recommended the Powers whiskey. Very much a locals destination.

Really cool place. Found it by looking down an alley (always check the alleys in Ireland!). Cute…read moreinterior and patio. Decent prices

We walked into the past today. It was blistering hot in Kinsale and we went for a cold drink. The…read moredark ambiance drew me in immediately. It's one of those places that I know would be a favorite if I lived there. Everywhere you look there is a piece of history. I had a gin and tonic with Kinsale Gin and my husband had a Black's lager. Wishing we had more time to hang out. Will just have to go back

Big fan of the Greyhound. Oldest pub in Kinsale and you can tell. This place hasn't changed since…read morethe 1600s and I love it.

This was a great pub! We came for the Live Irish music and the music was fantastic. The musicians…read morewere very talented. The first floor is where they do the music and it's pretty small, so if you come for the music I would come early to snag a seat. The beer is also very good. I tried the Beamish which is a famous beer in Cork and it was not bad.

Great joint.. super busy dive bar with live Trad after 6pm daily! Walking in, if you can... great…read morecircular bar surrounded by many tables.. this place is very popular so if you get a seat guard it with your life. Got a spot at the bar and they have a bunch of bartenders so service was very good then the music started... great traditional Irish music! Good spot for one or two Guinness but I wouldn't plan on much more, it's just too busy. Must see joint in Cork City/ talk later?

While on a cruise, we had the the pleasure of visiting the beautiful city of Cork. Our first order…read moreof business was to find a traditional Irish Pub for a Guinness. We found it at the Welcome Inn. We were warmly greeted by local patrons and the bartender. He served a perfectly drawn Guinness and a neat Bushmills Whiskey. This quaint neighborhood bar exhibits great history and is a nice way to spend some time enjoying a beer or two!

This was our first stop in Ireland after checking in to our hotel. Lovely little place that's…read morefairly new, only dating back to the mid-1800s. We were educated on how a proper pint is drawn, and on the other brands besides the big "G". Fun time.

A fabulous place to go for a casual drink or pit stop when shopping. Had an upper floor, outdoor…read moreseating, and spacious inside. Great vibes and super nice staff.

We enjoyed a few beers today in a wonderful Irish pub in Cork Ireland. Our taxi driver recommended…read morewe go there. It's all dark wood and very cozy inside with friendly employees. The beer is dark and very good and everyone was enjoying themselves. It's a family atmosphere during the day so kids are welcome. They also have a outdoor patio seating area. It's a nice place to kick back in Ireland.

My favorite bar in Cork. If you like rock, especially punk, you can't afford to miss this place.read more

It's hard to write a proper review of a place you really love. I look past all the short-comings of…read morethe Brog since it was one of the first pubs I drank in. Arguably, the best thing about the Brog is the size. It's a maze of a place, with quiet spots and more lively sections. Even at it's busiest, you can still find a spot to hide away in. Good music, late bar, lax security, perfect ingredients for a messy night out.

Really cool, if not small, little pub. Really liked the posters and whatnot on the walls.read more

Great old pub/ this is gonna be a Top 10:::: 1.) Vintage…read morejoint largely unchanged 2.) Charcoal burning fireplace 3.) Great "OVAL" bar 4.) Awesome service from all the bartenders 5.) Playing Pavement 6.) Plastic battery powered candles? 7.) Eclectic Clientele 8.) Folks in back room on bad tinder dates! 9.) Wonderful signage all over the joint 10.) Have a pint of Beamish, you won't regret it

It's strange when you walk in and see all the United States license plates that you are in an Irish…read morepub but when you look around and see the old fireplace you are walking into some history and having a pint of whatever while you take in all the decor. It's a fun atmosphere with a lot of locals that seem to know the bartender and seem to know a lot of the customers. They have some chips but strictly serve only food.

Five stars for the ghost tour! Pub itself is fine, but nothing special. Outside patio was nice,…read moredecent place to meet up with friends before the ghost tour. The tour guide was quite funny, and the tour itself was entertaining and informative.