10 Best Pubs in Ireland & England

The oldest pub in Temple Bar, this is a craft beer and whiskey house that prides itself on quality.

Voted the best pint in Dublin, this cozy pub is best-known for its pints of Guinness - and its proximity to the neoclassic grandeur of St. Mary's.

A Victorian gin palace situated in Northern Ireland, this popular pub’s interior is lit by gas lights.

Dating back to 1711, this pub is located the oldest surviving building in Belfast. It boasts live music most days: from folk music to local bands.

This pub has been operating since the late 1800s (under the same family) and offers a wide selection of Irish whiskeys.

Here, travelers can find one of Ireland’s most exciting new craft breweries and tap rooms. Beers are named after local myths and legends.

The oldest licensed pub in London and popular celebrity haunt, this tavern offers a mix of classic traditional pub and vibrant, modern nightlife.

This bar is said to have served literary figures from Twain & Tennyson to Dickens. It survived 15 monarchs & is home to a labyrinth of passages.

Named after the bank that traded here for 87 years, this pub also lies between the sites of the Sweeney Todd barbershop.