Irish Times

Legit Irish pub, but with a lot of TV screens for sports broadcasts. There was a 49ers game the day we stopped by and lots of patrons wearing SF gear, so I guess it's popular on game day.Not cheap though. A Guinness and a shot of Red Breast is $26 before tip. Even by SF standards this seems too high.

I used to really love this pls e, but not after the last time I was there. I had a table of three and the bill totaled $200. I realized later that a whopping $40.00 gratuity was added to my bill. If you go there I advise you bring cash so you can choose what tip you want to give.

The Irish bar is very crowded inside, old fashioned decorations and elements for the holiday seasons. I've tried the tequila shot there, and it was very ordinary.

Had to walk a long way to get here, but felt lucky to have had a referral from another bar nearby, but at 10 on a sunday morning (actually we needed one at 10, but this worked as well) there aren't a lot of options in the financial district. Irish Times filled the need, and is worth a stop. Very down to earth, basic bar with not too many teevees for sports (i have a nasty case of ADHD and it can cause me problems when I'm drinking). Breakfast, not to say specifically "Irish Breakfast" for me was a very satisfying pour of Guinness, and another then on to a more nutritious Greyhound or two. I'll be back.

During our visit to Irish Time in SF, we decided to follow our server's recommendation and ordered their Guinness in a glass. And let me tell you, it was absolutely amazing! The server's advice was spot-on.We originally planned to order a pitcher of Guinness, but the server informed us that Guinness poured in a glass would provide a better taste experience. Trusting their expertise, we took their suggestion, and we're so glad we did. The Guinness in the glass was exceptionally smooth and flavorful. It surpassed our expectations, leaving us thoroughly impressed. In those establishments, the Guinness often had a bitter aftertaste. However, at Irish Time, the Guinness in the glass was a true delight, and it's no wonder they've perfected the pouring technique. Aside from the remarkable Guinness, Irish Time also offers a welcoming atmosphere and friendly service. The staff was attentive and helpful throughout our visit, contributing to a positive overall experience.

Ended up going to Irish Times while in the area. Bit cramped, but service is friendly and gave us the attention we needed throughout the madness. Food is good too, and they have a great beer selection on tap!

You know, when I go have lunch at a bar or pub, I expect the usual bar food options. I've never had any issues with the food here but apparently between now and the last time I had a club sandwich, some FiDi queen felt that 3 slices of bread on a club sandwich was too much, and mayo is too unhealthy. So to my surprise, my club today had honey mustard and cucumbers, and was only two slices. Absolutely not. If THEY want to add/subtract from the traditional club then go for it. Us normies want a traditional club: 3 slices of toast, mayo, bacon, turkey, lettuce and tomato.

I've been to Irish Times no less than 5 times when visiting SF. The full Irish Breakfast is truly exceptional fare! The Guinness is always delicious and the bar well stocked. Plenty of local characters and visitors in a very comfortable space. Again... the full Irish breakfast is one of the best I've had in all the world, and it rivals any I've had in Ireland !

This place has such a great Irish ambiance! They always have all the games on, such as Premier League games, NFL games, Rugby games, March Madness, etc.! The Guinness pour is excellent! And they have additional Irish beers as well. They serve bar food that is above average. Great bar that is worth the visit thanks to the variety and service.

A beacon of hope. SF is a hellish place - and Irish Times might be the only place to seek refuge.You walk into this place and you forget for just one moment that you're surrounded by tech bros who at any given moment might launch another startup.If you're from out of town, stop by.Drinks are cold and food comes quick.