Finn McCool's Irish Pub

If you follow me on Yelp, you know my co-worker Brendan has a habit of dragging us to random spots--and I'm usually skeptical. When we pulled up, I legit thought we were at someone's house. But I really should start trusting Brendan more because this place was amazing. It has that true hometown bar vibe, which was such a nice change of pace after the chaos of Bourbon Steet. They even have board games in the back! It's cozy, unpretentious, and just plain fun. The drinks were cheap, strong, and delicious (get the frozen Irish coffee...seriously, it's everything). The bartenders where also friendly and FAST even when it got busy.

We stayed at an Airbnb that was a stones throw away from the pub. I'm always weary about wandering into a local bar because you never know what you're going to get but everyone was here was friendly.Drinks were good and affordable and the food was delicious - highly recommend the Caesar salad.

The premier soccer (or football pub if you're so / Euro inclined) bar in all of New Orleans. For major matches, you'd best arrive early to secure seating. If none is available, standing and sipping is worth the extra strain on legs though. Needless to say, this place knows how to pull a Guinness. The grub is certainly good enough to get you through an afternoon of watching action on the pitch.

When traveling, one of the first things I do is look up the local Liverpool bar. My search led me to Finn McCools and our experience was immaculate. We arrived 1.5 hours before the match and were able to snag a good seat outside near a TV, sound system on. You order drinks at the bar and food at the food window. We had the burger, chicken sandwich, wings (HUGE) and a wedge salad - all great. Really great, friendly vibes all around and fun to sit outside and enjoy the neighborhood.

Definitely one of the best Italian Negronis I have had Helps that the bartender likes them too

Solid bar food. I love the garlic parm wings, truffle fries, and fish and chips. The bacon-wrapped hot dog isn't for the weak stomached tho.

Food, full bar, games on the big screen. A sports fan can't ask for much more. There is a VERY lively crowd on game days. We went on a soccer game day for lunch. My boyfriend says it's one of the best places in the city to watch a game. Premier League, friendly bartenders, fun-loving patrons - classic sports bar! Don't be afraid to scream, shout and yell at every goal (or miss!) because everyone else will be doing the same right along with you! We tried the:*Spicy fried chicken sandwich ($12.50) *Fried fish sandwich ($12.50)*Fries, for which I might add, it's WELL worth the extra dollar for the bacon, cheese, ranch upgrade ($8.50)The food was fantastic! Large portions, so very filling. No skimping on the meat either! Perfectly cooked to a crisp. I thought every thing could use a little more salt, but no real complaints, and it's probably better for my heart anyway.See you there for the next game!

I like that there is a dedicated soccer bar in New Orleans. They have lots of outdoor seating with TVs outside. I wish the food window had more vegan options. Love the abundance of water jugs and cups, especially in this heat.

Awesome dive, nice beer selection and pub grub. Great place to watch sports and people watch.

Wish they had some better Breakfast choices for Premier League games! The ambience is just like the pubs in London!!