Tommy's Pub

Unpretentious little bar that is very welcoming and lots of interesting people. Love it!

Went here to see some live music on St Pats Day. They pour a beautiful pint of Guinness and recommended me a nice Irish whisky to try. Nice little place, it can get crowded but was a fun night. The owner was very nice also.

The look is Irish pub, but the vibe is a little more, shall we say, ecumenicall. Young alternative tyoes, older ex-70s hippies and at least one uncool 62-year-old. Felt at home there. I'll be back

Great pub...awesome music...but why is the tiny woman behind the bar so angry?????;P

Kate is ordering a pizza. Pretty cool. They have an Oasis poster that's autographed.

Tommy's Pub is a Charlotte treasure, I popped in yesterday, walked into a small group of friendly folks day drinkin'. Count me in. The absolute best thing about Tommy's beside the awesome service is the way it is set up, you can sit in the back if you like a cool, dark place for your Summertime, afternoon Whiskey or sit in the front with sunlight if you hate to sit in a dark bar, or hell, there are even a few seats outside for al fresco drinking! Follow them on Instagram, @pubtommys they just posted $3 Modelo, $5 Palomas and @carlitos_dogs serving up empanadas. Man, am I going there again today?

The only place I (or anyone I personally know in the Charlotte area) care to hang out at!A solid, low-key atmosphere with something happening/ entertaining almost every night.Once you go you'll be hooked. Everyone is treated like family!

Kick ass band here for World Goth Day, 30 Sick Year! Ok and now to the rest of the bar - read the description. It's a dive bar and proud of it. Decorated mostly with diverse sets of memorabilia, it's also decorated with some locals as well. Fast bar staff, and potent drinks. Good Times.

I'm a member of a country club. Tommy's Club and Pub that is.Seeing that I was with Tonya when I visited this fine dive bar, I don't have much to add. Aesthetically speaking, Tommy's is about as divey as you get. It's kind of like being in your neighbor's grandpa's basement bar in upstate New York. Bars on the window, cracked vinyl bar stools, yellowing newspapers strewn about, a few empty crock pots lined up against the wall from their last pot luck, some drunk stranger asleep at the bar. Although NC outlawed smoking in bars this year, no amount of time or Pine-Sol will diminish the smell of long-ago smoked Lucky Strikes or fade the nicotine from the paneled walls and fixtures. That's okay though. Makes it real when you're sitting in a bar at 3:00 in the afternoon listening to Merle Haggard records.I didn't see darts of foosball--maybe I missed them. For sure, Tommy's needs a few bar games.Jimmie Mac, the bartender, is a treasure. Be sure to spend some time reading the politically incorrect bumper stickers and signs posted every where. Don't take them personally. I didn't.

I went there once for an end of summer party. Everyone was super nice, not a stuffy fancy bar, but a nice chill place to hang at. They had Labatts on draft, eh! It's tucked back in the corner of a shopping center, yes, that's a tip for husbands that don't like to shop;-)