The Irish Bank

This is my second review ever but I felt it was absolutely necessary. If you're looking for upscale dining and a fancy San Francisco experience, this isn't it. This isn't your cup of tea and you should take your delicate palate elsewhere. However! If you're looking for an off the grid, back alley Irish pub this place is exactly what you need. Came in for a late lunch. Seat yourself and watch some football while the bartender did his thing with other guests. The bartender's name was Connor and he as well as half the patrons had an Irish accent. I grabbed a local IPA and the fish and chips. As someone from the Boston area I was greatly impressed with the quality of the food and would easily recommend this dish to everyone. You don't come here because you're looking for an experience, you come here become it feels like home.

THE spot in downtown SF to come after St Patrick's Day parade. Nestled in an alley, it provides a nice cozy space to listen to bands playing Irish trad and folk rock while sipping a pint of Guinness. Food is your typical pub fare and not bad at all, though seating is near impossible during St Patrick's Day parade (which is usually when we come). Come for great music, awesome ambience and a pint of Guinness during St. Patrick's Day celebrations, or any other time of year for decent Irish pub grub and a great atmosphere.

The place was amazing, the decoration, the toilets and very clean bar. It has sme tables outside that it is really nice in summer, to enjoy a little bit the sun meanwhile you are having a cold guinness. The food price it is average and fantastic if you compare with the quality. Everything looks so fresh and taste delicious. The portions are not humongous like I found other places in america like that but big enough to feel fill up or having problems having the last piece. Definetly one of the places I will go back as soon as I put a foot in San francisco.