The Irish Times – Irish Bars in Philadelphia

The Irish Times – Irish Bars in Philadelphia

“Your Irish Cheers’ Bar”

The Irish Times is not a newspaper, but one of many Irish Bars in Philadelphia which opened in 2007 and is located in the Queen Village section of Philadelphia. Think of The Irish Times as your Irish neighborhood Cheers.

The Irish Times Experience & Atmosphere

The Irish Times was built in 1916 and was originally two houses, side-by-side. At one time, it was converted into one of Philadelphia’s very first Night Club’s. The Times is Irish owned and operated.

The layout of The Irish Times is truly unique. The multi-level space is something to experience. The Down Below Bar is at least 50 feet underground. The bar top was custom made and is shaped like a “tree trunk”. The Loft Bar is on the 2nd level and is very cozy, which helps you feel right at home. The exposed brick behind the bar gives it character.

Do you love Irish food? You have come to the right place. The Irish Times has a weekend brunch that makes you feel like you are back in Ireland. Some of the selections are Irish sausage, rashers, black pudding, white pudding, beans, home made potato pancake, and much more.

Might stop by for lunch or dinner? There is a selection of 9 sandwiches and 3 different kinds of burgers to choose from. You will definitely be surprised of their well-rounded dinner menu, to include 6 traditional Irish dishes such as the cottage pie, the fish and chips, Guinness Irish Stew and much more.

Draft beers consist of Guinness, Harp, Smithwicks, Yuengling, Blue Moon, Heineken, Sam Seasonal, and a rotating tap. And there are at least 40 different bottles of beer from all over the world.

The Irish Times is one of those Irish bars in Philadelphia that gives you that quaint friendly feeling of home. It’s also been voted one of the Best Pints of Guinness in the city. So when stopping in, ask for the “Perfect Pint of Guinness.”

The Irish Times Extras

• Irish Breakfast/Brunch  |  Served Saturday & Sunday  |  10:00 am – 2:00 pm
• 5 giant plazma tv’s

Location

629 S 2nd St
Philadelphia, PA 19147

Hours

Monday – Friday  |  11:00 am – 2:00 am
Saturday – Sunday  |  10:00 am – 2:00 am

Phone

(215) 923-1103

Web Site

• The Irish Times

Related Articles About Irish Bars in Philadelphia

• Bards, The– 2013 Walnut St – Rittenhouse Square
• Black Sheep– 247 S. 17th St – Rittenhouse Square
• Blarney South Bar & Grille, The – 328 South St – South Street District
• Brownies Pub – 46 S. 2nd Street – Old City
• Cavanaugh’s Restaurant/Pub – 119 S 39th St – University City
• Cavanaugh’s Rittenhouse– 1823 Sansom St – Rittenhouse Square
• Con Murphy’s– 1700 Benjamin Franklin Parkway – Museum Area/Logan Square
• Dark Horse– 421 S. 2nd St – Head House Square
• Downey’s Restaurant & Pub– 526 South Front St – Society Hill
• Fadó Irish Pub– 1500 Locust St – Center City
• Fergie’s Pub– 1214 Sansom St – Center City/Market East
• Finnigan’s Wake – 537 N 3rd St – Northern Liberties
• For Pete’s Sake – 900 S Front St – Queen Village
• Irish Pub– 2007 Walnut St – Rittenhouse Square
• Irish Times, The – 629 S. 2nd St – Queen Village
• Kelliann’s Bar & Grill – 1549 Spring Garden St – Spring Garden/Fairmount
• Kildare’s – 4417 Main St – Manayunk
• McCrossen’s Tavern – 529 N. 20th St – Art Museum District/Fairmount
• McFadden’s Ballpark – 1 Citizens Bank Way (at Citizens Ball Park) – South Philly
• McFadden’s Restaurant & Saloon – 461 N. Third St – Edge of Northern Liberties & Spring Garden area
• McGillin’s Olde Ale House– 1310 Drury St – Market East
• McGlinchey’s Bar & Grill – 259 S. 15th St – Rittenhouse Square/Avenue of the Arts
• Moriarty’s Restaurant & Irish Pub– 1116 Walnut St – Center City East
• Murph’s Bar – 202 E. Girard Ave – Fishtown
• New Deck Tavern – 3408 Sansom Street – University City
• O’Neals Irish Pub & Restaurant– 611 South 3rd St – Queen Village
• Paddy Whacks Irish Pub– 150 South St – Head House Square
• Plough & the Stars– 123 Chestnut St – Old City
• Sláinte – 3000 Market St – University City
• St. Stephen’s Green – 1701 Green St – Fairmount
• The Irish Pol – 45 S. 3rd St – Old City
• Tir Na Nog – 1600 Arch St – Museum Area/Logan Square

all pictures courtesy of The Irish Times