Sine Irish Pub & Restaurant
With locations in Richmond and Arlington, Virginia, Sine Irish Pub & Restaurant is one of the popular Irish pub and restaurant of the area. Located in the historic Shockoe Slip in Richmond, Sine has been serving the area since 1999. Cozy and comfortable, Sine offers traditional Irish pub fare as well as American food served with a Celtic influence.
Along with an extensive selection of American beer, Sine offers popular brands from Ireland that includes Guinness, Smithwicks and Murphy's Amber. An array of Irish whiskeys are offered such as Jameson's, Tullamore Dew and Bushmill's, among others.
The menu features an array of American starters, salads and entrees. However, guests looking for an exclusive Irish fare can opt for the potato soup, corned beef and cabbage, Irish egg rolls and nachos, curry-dusted potato chips, fish and chips and the popular Shepard's Pie. Also, indulge in bread pudding served with whisky hard sauce and vanilla ice cream.
Sine Irish Pub & Restaurant: Contact & Hours of Operation
1327 E. Cary St
Richmond, VA 23219
804-649-7767
Sunday - Tuesday: 11:30am -12am
Wednesday and Thursday: 11:3 am -1am
Friday and Saturday: 11:30am - 1:30 am
Rosie Connolly's
Rosie Connolly's is a cozy Irish pub located in west side of the 17th St. Farmers' Market in Richmond's historic Shockoe Bottom. Beckoning guests with warm wooded exteriors, the pub is a popular joint for traditional Irish fare, friendly service, a welcoming ambiance and beer selection.
Along with Irish beer favorites that include Guinness, New Castle, Stella Artois and Harp, Rosie Connolly's serves a delectable range of English ale, single malt scotches and Irish whiskeys. Free samplings are always available.
The menu though not extensive features Irish delights like bangers and mash, baked brie served with fresh fruit and fish and chips.
Rosie's offer al-fresco dining option for warm summer and spring days. The bar area is separated from the dining room for comfort and privacy.
Rosie Connolly's: Contact
1548 E Main St
Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 343-1063
Capital Ale
Although not Irish, Capital Ale is an acclaimed destination for the avid beer connoisseur. Along with 53 beers on tap at the Downtown Richmond location, the pub house features 2 cask conditioned "real" ales, and over 250 bottled beers. Visit for expert advice on beer pairings with your meal. The menu features typical bar grub, along with premium sandwiches, salads, burgers and delectable entrees.
Capital Ale: Contact
623 East Main Street (6th and Main St.)
Richmond, VA 23219
Phone 804-780-ALES
Monday - Sunday 11:00 AM - 1:30 AM
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Post a CommentRare Olde Times Irish Public House is the only pub actually owned by an Irishman , Andrew P Jennings, from Dublin and has a significant amount of Irish bartenders and waitstaff.
I'll bet these pubs will be hopping on Saint Patrick's Day for sure. :)
No pubs of any kind around here!