Things You'll Need:
- Laid back attitude
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Step 1
Check out what's on tap. The best Irish pubs will have Irish beer on tap such as Murphy's, Guiness, Harp or Smithwick's. Draft beer is important because it offers a smooth, less bubbly taste than bottled beer, and Irish beer tends to be heavier and smoother than American beer. If you really want the Irish pub experience, try one of the Irish beers on tap.
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Step 2
Check out the atmosphere. The best Irish pubs aren't the ones that are really expensive or in the hippest part of town but are more casual, laid back places where you can enjoy great conversation without worrying if your shoes exactly match your belt or if you can afford to eat. Some of the best Irish pubs also play Irish music and have live performances such as Irish fiddling.
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Step 3
Check out the food. Fish and chips is classic Irish pub grub, and if the place doesn't have good fish and chips, you might want to try somewhere else. Other popular Irish fare includes sea food, potatoes, soda bread and Irish stew.















Comments
izzytellsall said
on 5/20/2009 Thanks for the tips on finding Irish pubs--I'll keep this handy for next St. Paddy's Day!
bossypants said
on 4/26/2009 Love the toast! A real Irish pub is a great treat and it's especially fun to try the more unusual dishes. Thanks for the tips for finding authentic Irish!
nolwelen said
on 4/2/2009 Great info! I always look for pubs with great Irish music live :) 5*s
1InternetSmarty said
on 3/19/2009 Fun information. Thanks for sharing. Five stars.
tikrit01 said
on 3/14/2009 Right in time for St Paddy's Day!