Irish Pub on Washington Street

No Longer In Business

Visited 9.5.16 in the afternoon. Good local vibe with chatty people of all kinds, folk music performance and table games. Was treated to a shot of Smooth Ambler moonshine by one of the patrons and then got a shot of their bourbon too - worth a try. Tap list contains micros and macros, imports and locals. We had 2 rounds of WV beer and while everything else was fun, this wasn’t. Sadly, the taps weren’t well-kept when we got there and the beer suffered from undesired flavors. It’s a shame, as they all got good ratings and some were from breweries whose other brews we tasted the night before. Yet I recommend this place - the town is lovely, the atmosphere is welcoming and maybe it was just a bad day. No regrets for stopping there.

As my first craftbeer establishment in WV...this was a very good experience. The people and service were great and I loved the décor. The beer selection was very strong by the bottle...but what I loved about the drafts...although there weren’t a ton of them...the choices were excellent (quality over quantity wins every time!). I especially loved the local WV beers...most of which were new to me. I had a couple of flights...and then the bartender was nice enough to tell me that the Greenbrier Valley beer I was drinking and loved...was actually having their taproom grand opening only a few miles away...at that moment! How cool is that? So I hightailed it out of there and headed down the road the GV...thanking the Irish Pub all the way!

With at least 100 bottles of beer on the wall, it has a pretty good selection. The food and service are very good, and they have live music on the week ends. Good beer, good food, music= win-win.

We happened upon this place when my husband was working in White Sulpher Springs and it became our regular spot while in town. Family owned and low-key, we’ve had one of the owners as our server most visits. Very casual atmosphere- has Irish session music, live music performances, and a game room. The food is decent and hearty- the potato leek soup was very tasty. They have a small tap selection and do a "99 bottles of beer on the wall" challenge where you get your name on the wall if you try all of their bottle beers (over time- you get a score sheet). Their selection has everything from your big commercial offerings to a pretty good craft selection in what seems to be an area without a lot of craft beer following. (Could be wrong on that- not a local.) Anyway, always a nice end to the day after biking the Greenbrier Trail.