Fahy's Irish Pub

We stumbled in here on the way to dinner and were super glad we found this. Off the beaten path of Bourbon is this more low key Irish pub (with much more low key prices as well)Pull up a stool and have a Guinness or Harp. No frills here to be found just friendly bartenders and a good time

If you want a good old dive bar head over to Fahy's Irish Pub on Bourbon for some good drinks, pool, and locals and say hi to the owner, my new friend, Jack! This place is a great hidden Gem!

One of the best bars in the French Quarter, off the beaten path and the prices are great!

Came in to play pool with my family on our vacation. I loved how the bartender played music that we liked. Beers were $4 which was a definite plus. The restroom was very small.

This is a little pub selling a good selection of beers. I don't think there is food so eat before you arrive. Make sure you have your drinking goggles on.If you're in the mood for a game of stick (pool) then you'll enjoy a fairly fast table with some of the rubbishy of sticks on the market. You just have to be better than the table!

St. Patrick's Day at Fahy's Irish Pub seemed to be more than fate. It was fun.On an annual date destined for day drinking, we celebrated finding Fahy's with a few local draft beers and a couple shots of Jameson ,,, which are just $5 every day, all day, 365 days a year at Fahy's. Top o' the afternoon to ya!The fun was enhanced by drinking the legendary Irish whiskey from shot glasses attached to bright green strands of beads around our necks AND cool shamrock shades over our baby-green eyes. If this wasn't a New Orleans tradition for St. Patrick's Day, it is now.Reminds me of that old Irish saying:"May you have all the whiskeyand luck that a cup can hold and at the end of your rainbows may you find a pot of beads."Fay's Irish Pub is a cozy neighborhood dive bar. It's not a place to order cocktails. You order drinks ... and then casually drink them while eagerly joining in (or quietly ignoring) conversations of nearby drinkers around the bar. Plus, everyone's Irish at Fahy's cause every day here is St. Patrick's Day. Locals welcome. Tourists allowed.

Huh. I'm surprised that I don't already have review for this mostly locals bar in the FQ. I've met friends here many times over the years. And it's a chill place to hang out with friends and relax and have a few beers or whatever.This is not the place to order a fancy cocktail but their basic mixed drinks are strong and you'll live. There is a pool table. Do not sit on it. Also do not put your drink on the edge. You will get fussed at. Don't annoy the bartenders. And you'll have fun.

Day drinking in the quarter, it one wants to drink with some locals in the area this is the spot. There is no rhythm or reason for what one will see in this establishment, and that's Nola in a nutshell. Enjoy!

This little out of the way bar was delightful. The barmaid was awesome. There are pool tables and darts and TV and everyone was having a good time. I asked for a cup of coffee with a shot of Bailey. She said no problem and brewed a fresh pot of coffee and before I knew it I had a mug in front of me and it was great. Just like I was in Ireland. I was able to relax and dread our trip home tomorrow. Prices were exceptional! This was a typical neighborhood bar that was very comfortable and inviting.

And again , horrible service, waiting at the bar 5 mins for the bartender to yell bar closed when he got to me , yet serve someone else when I walked out