Fairly standard Irish pub geared toward Americans stationed nearby. Can get a bit rowdy on weekends, but usually in a fun way.Beer list is not exciting.

A normal Irish place but understand it is pretty much for Americans which is not a problem for me. If you miss the US and want to meet other Americans this could be your place. But other than that just a normal place.

In the Blarney they finally have Strongbow Cider, which is a big advance from their previous cider (?). The Murphy’s Red is a good choice, but I think it’s ok NOT to have Guinness. Maybe they could take in a good Lager or an additional Ale. The local beer is quite good, but I need an international brand. They do have Heineken in bottles, but I’m looking for a solid Lager draught. Food is ok, nothing to write home about. Otherwise very homey.

Decent Irish pub for Germany - gets crowded on weekends with US military (don’t believe the GQ article that makes this place sound like a strip club - in fact, after that article expect this place to get very mellow). More a place for watching an English football or Rugby match than for a big variety of beer.

Nice little Irish Pub down in the old market of Landstühl. Strange that they don’t serve Guinness! The Harp and Ciders they have on tap (along with mixed drinks) make up for it. Dart machine for quality entertainment if the soccer, cricket, or rugby games on the TVs don’t suit your fancy. VERY limited food selection and NO FOOD on Sundays. Crowd gets too thick and young on the weekends, but the local Irish are friendly during the week. Service is quick and friendly.