This place is everything that you could possibly want from an Irish Pub. Thursday Karaoke was a…read moreblast, great crowd, bartenders attentive and extremely personable. I didn't eat anything but my buddy had the wings and he said they were good. Can't possibly recommend this place enough!

I went here because my Friend recommended it..however, this place is only for repeat customers that…read morethey accustomed to performing the same songs.. I would say more but I digress

Been here a few dozen times. The beer is cold. The Churchill is delicious. Pool and soft tip darts…read more Kareoke on Friday is a good time. And everyone speaks good English. Good English. Lol. Thanks for the good times.

Dirty, rude staff, and dark. Got kicked out because I'm asthmatic and I have an inhaler. Owner…read moredoesn't care about the safety and well-being of his patrons. The only reason to come here is for karaoke night, and even then the owner will likely kick you out for some bullshit reason. Never returning to this establishment again and I suggest others stay away, there are far better alternatives within walking distance. I would rate this place 0 stars if I could as 1 is way too generous.

After a long day working on Daenner Kaserne, a coworker and I was looking for a place to sit down,…read morehave a beer and some food and just relax. We remember seeing this Irish Pub on our way to Sembach and decided to stop off for dinner. I LOVE the atmosphere of this Irish Pub/restaurant!!! It was just cold enough outside that they had a small fire going which filled the room with a nice wood smoke aroma which added to the atmosphere of an old Irish pub. There were a couple people sitting at the bar and 2 or three at some tables eating. The place was basically empty but looked like it could definitely support some drunken fun. :) I orded a Guiness and the Fish & Chips with mushy peas... Duh.. its an Irish Pub!!! The Guinness was at perfect temperature and went down VERY smooth!!! The Fish was a HUGE piece of Cod which was lightly battered and perfectly cooked... it was AWESOME!! The peas had a smoked hock taste and seasoned to perfection... i almost asked for another bowl. Great food, great irish pub atmosphere... If you are ever in the area and want some authentic Irish food and beer... The Irish House is the place to go!!!

Open Sunday! I was looking for a place to eat on a Sunday since everything is close that day of the…read moreweek. The food was good and so Was the beer.

Yeah, not feeling it…read more Moloney's is somewhere I drifted away from after never leaving fully satisfied. It seems to have a reputation amongst the people that go there as an institution. As if no other place existed to get drinks, Moloney's it is! This place just doesn't have what I look for in a bar. I'm not a bar snob, hell, I'm not even a big bar goer, I'm just a guy who seems to like a different kind of atmosphere. I suppose this place is just a matter of taste on how you prefer bars. I love pubs, Irish pubs at that because of what they carry. Irish whiskey and dark stouts are what make my life complete. And their drink selection is impressive, but for those who don't love standing in long lines or fighting through tons of people to a speedwell, it just doesn't mean much. And call me old, but I've spent more time on my feet on Moloney's then I have at any other bar in Kaiserslautern. Unless you're ready to get there early, or seriously fight for some table space, it's not worth it. I don't drink to get drunk, and I don't like to get rowdy when I drink. Moloney's caters to both. Like a previous reviewer said, you can actually do shots with the owner and staff. For some people that's a great way to have fun and meet people, I have no problems with that. For me, I see that as a huge red flag for industry unprofessionalism. I think Moloney's knows their target audience, and I'm not that person. I can't hardly fault a place for trying to be something to everyone, because it's obviously doing well. My two-cents? This place is awful.

Atmosphere was fun, loud, and chill. Service was great, but it starts getting slow once the people…read morestart rolling in. I had some of the best fried mushrooms. Prices are good and the other appetizers we had were good.

From the owner: Das Down Under - The Aussie / Irish Pub in Saarbrücken - ehemals bekannt als Die Bimmel…read more Die Ausrichtung des Pubs ist australisch / irisch in Anlehnung an die Pubs an der Südküste Australiens (Victoria) entlang der Great Ocean Road. Mittlerweile hat sich das Down Under als die Musik Kneipe und die Burger Kneipe / das Burger Restaurant in Saarbrücken entwickelt. Wer nach guter Live Musik oder einem guten Burger sucht, kommt am Down Under nicht mehr vorbei! In gemütlicher Atmosphäre können hier original australische Biere genossen werden, wie auch irische Biere wie Guinness und Kilkenny. Zu hungern braucht auch niemand im Down Under. Eine Pub Speisekarte mit Gourmet Burger und Steaks bietet etwas für den hungrigen Gast. An den geöffneten Tagen, Freitags und Samstags ist die Küche für diese Snacks bis 23:00 geöffnet. Mehrfach im Monat wird hier auch Livemusik angeboten. Alle aktuellen Termine sind im Veranstaltungskalender hier auf der Internetseite nachzulesen. Kommt vorbei und macht Euch einen gemütlichen Abend im ältesten noch bewirtschafteten, historischen Kellergewölbe in Saarbrücken.

Great beer, music, and service! Always enjoy a couple pints of Guinness during Sunday Date Days…read morewith my wife!

A nice, quaint little Irish pub in the heart of Kaiserslautern. If you want a perfectly poured pint…read moreof Guinness, this is where you need to go. Live music on occasion and great bartenders make this a fun joint.

I was a few days into my wedding trip to Karlsruhe when my withdrawals for IPAs started to kick in…read more Don't get me wrong, the Pilsners and Wheat beers of Deutschland were solid but they just didn't pack that flavor punch that I was accustomed to as found in the craft brews of the U.S. of A. In an effort to satisfy my craving for an IPA, my friend (the brother of the bride) and I hopped on the terrific Karlsruhe street trolley and headed to a craft beer bar near the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. After a walk around the block, we finally found the bar but it was closed. As if sent by God himself, our disappointed faces turned hopeful as we saw the sign for Carroll's just down the block. Could an Irish pub offer the IPA satisfaction that I so desperately desired? One look at a chalkboard near the bar and my prayers were answered: "Brooklyn Brewery East IPA, €4.50." I went to college on the East Coast, so I was stoked to see an offering by the well-respected Brooklyn Brewery that I had come to love. To find one of their quality brews all the way in Germany made things even sweeter. Amazingly, I had never enjoyed their East IPA before and as I poured it into a pint glass I was quite eager. When the hoppy liquid goodness hit my tastebuds, I was instantly back in my happy place. Yes, it was strange being in an Irish pub in Germany drinking an American craft beer. At the same time though it was just what I needed. The homeyness of Carroll's provided the perfect environment for such a random moment in my life and for that I will always be thankful. In addition, I was honoring my German and Irish ancestors at the same time in this Karlsruhe establishment, an historical 2-for-1.