Brickell Irish Pub

Just came across this article. Apparently a new Irish Pub has opened up in Brickell near Segafredo. We need more places like this in Downtown and Brickell. Can't wait to check it out - maybe this weekend!

Celtic Pride
Your New Irish Drinking Den

Let's not beat around the bush here. It's damn hot outside. And you're thirsty.

What you want on a day like today is a place that serves copious amounts of suds, brews, brewskis, pints, pilsners, lagers, ales and, well, beer. Oh, and a foosball table.

Say hello to Brickell Irish Pub, open today and ready to pour you a cold one starting at 11am.

A multistory Irish pub on steroids, this neighborhood joint is where you'll go when you're in the mood for a frosty brew and classic pub distractions like poker, darts, pool and foosball. Sort of a hybrid sports bar/gastropub, the bar has 14 beers on tap and another 40 available by the bottle, all of which go well with the dozens of flat-screens positioned throughout and set to sports channels all day Sundays.

Make your way to the first-floor bar—right next to the raised platform stage where local bands will provide the escapism you need to get through these hot summer months. Move on to sampling the traditional pub dishes like Buttermilk Fried Oysters, Irish Fish Cakes and the house special Irish Burger, topped off with corned beef and cabbage.

Just in case sitting in an Irish bar drinking Guinness wasn't Irish enough for you.

Brickell Irish Pub
1471 S. Miami Ave
(at SE 14th)
Miami, FL 33131
305-381-6651
http://www.brickellirishpub.com/

Full article at: http://www.urbandaddy.com/mia/nightlife/6322/Brickell_Irish_Pub_You...

Tags: beer, billiards, brickell, irish, new, pub, spot

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Permalink Reply by Liz on July 22, 2009 at 3:23pm

I ran past this place yesterday morning, looks great. Can't wait to check it out.

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Permalink Reply by Alex (MUL) on July 22, 2009 at 3:43pm

Yeah, I drove by it the other day and the exterior reminded me of New Orleans. If you drop by before me, make sure to give us your review. :)

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Permalink Reply by Greg Lopez on July 22, 2009 at 4:01pm

I wonder what the difference is between an "Irish Pub" and an "English Pub". More specifically, if they serve apple cider (alcoholic, of course). The English Pubs I have been to serve it, but I'm not sure about the Irish pubs. If this place serves cider, we'll try it. If not, we'll keep looking.

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Permalink Reply by Will Pardo on July 22, 2009 at 4:16pm

Give me more options...love it!

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Permalink Reply by Mike P on July 22, 2009 at 4:20pm

What's the big deal about the cider?

Although both designs are very traditional, both in the pub furniture used and in the designs themselves, an Irish pub usually is generally a little more rustic or casual than an English pub.

I'll take either... but some say I'm an alcoholic. ha

Greg Lopez said:

I wonder what the difference is between an "Irish Pub" and an "English Pub". More specifically, if they serve apple cider (alcoholic, of course). The English Pubs I have been to serve it, but I'm not sure about the Irish pubs. If this place serves cider, we'll try it. If not, we'll keep looking.

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Permalink Reply by Alex (MUL) on July 22, 2009 at 4:46pm

Oh wow... thanks for the insight. They're creating quite the monopoly on that block! Less walking for us..

Luigi (Megacity Events) said:

New formation spot! This new spot is owned & operated by the same guys of Segafredo Brickell...just FYI.

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Permalink Reply by Emy on July 22, 2009 at 5:28pm

The place looks very nice, but I do not know if they sell cider, for sure I can tell you that The Irish Times place in Sunset has it (it's really good), and also the new Yard House in Coral Gables -they have apple and pear cider - happy hour at the Yard House is from 3 to 6 M- F try it!
Greg Lopez said:

I wonder what the difference is between an "Irish Pub" and an "English Pub". More specifically, if they serve apple cider (alcoholic, of course). The English Pubs I have been to serve it, but I'm not sure about the Irish pubs. If this place serves cider, we'll try it. If not, we'll keep looking.

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Permalink Reply by Laura Beristain on July 22, 2009 at 5:50pm

Super, just a block away from home...
NO DUI's for me.... yai!!! :-)

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Permalink Reply by Alex (MUL) on July 22, 2009 at 6:27pm

Very convenient. Just look both ways before you cross the street! haha...

Laura Beristain said:

Super, just a block away from home...
NO DUI's for me.... yai!!! :-)

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Permalink Reply by Carol G on July 23, 2009 at 12:08pm

im excited about this place. i went and spoek to the mgr when they were under construction. I will let you guys know when i have a Sam Adams happy hour there, so you can have a beer on me :)