Irish Pubs in Missouri

Public houses, commonly known as pubs, have been social centers for decades. " The original pubs were a gathering spot for friends and families to meet and tell stories and discuss current affairs. Irishknown for their fun and conversation. The pub is traditionally a place for story telling, conversation and music. The center piece of the pub is often the large wooden bar where Patrons gather and talk around the bar, while eating their meals and drinking beverages. Here are some Irish pubs in Missouri.

O'Malley's Irish Pub
1900 Cherokee Street,
St. Louis, MO
This storefront was one of at least four saloons in the old Cherokee business district in 1912. At the turn of the 20th century, large families ere crowded into small flats. The corner salon was a getaway and social hour for the men in the area. The saloon has been restored into an Irish Pub, for good times for all who enter. The pub is located across from the Old Lamp Brewery. The menu includes appetizers, salads, sandwiches and entrees. entrees include: Corned Beef and Cabbage, Shepherds Pie, Pork Loin and New York Strip Steak.

John D McGurk's Irish Pub
1200 Russell Blvd
St..Louis, MO
Warm brick and wood interior with four bars and dining rooms. Draws a 20-30 something crowd. The food is heart comfort food with Guinness stew and pan seared salmon.

O'Malley's Pub
Weston Brewing Company
540 Welt Street
Weston, MO
O'Malley's Pub is located in the underground cellars of the Weston Brewing Company, built in 1842. It may be one of the most unique pubs in America. There is live Irish music every weekend. There are three vaulted rooms, providing a lively, intimate atmosphere. The pub offers a menu of beers, ale, lager, wine, soft drinks and Irish whiskey.

O'Dowds Little Dublin Irish Pub
4742 Pennsylvania Ave
Kansas City, MO
Live Irish folk music featured weekly Pub style menu features traditional favorites including Fish and Chips, Potato, Irish Stew, and occasionally Corned Beef and Cabbage.