pubs derry

A lively spot with music all year round.
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This lounge bar and restaurant is very popular in and around the town. Dishes are created using local produce that attracts customers from a wide area. There is a carvery upstairs and food is also served downstairs....

The Salmon Leap on the River Bann is one of the oldest and most charming inns in the country. Home of the legendary 'Kitty of Coleraine', the Salmon Leap is a must when visiting other tourist attractions in the Portrush, Portstewart and Giant's Causeway area.
Specialising in local produce, our reputation for salmon is incomparable. An international selection of wines and spirits, combined with the warmest of welcomes makes The Salmon Leap the ideal choice for good value and quality dinin...

This lively and popular bar is located in an historic area of Derry city, and prides itself on its friendly ambience. Superb food is served with a wide range of dishes using the finest of local produce on a daily basis.
A warm welcome awaits you at Badgers!...

Located in one of the city centre’s busiest thoroughfares, The Clarendon bar has late opening seven nights a week. Catering for private parties and functions, lunches are served daily....

Located beside the famous Guildhall in Custom House Street, full lunches along with snacks are served all day. Late night opening with quizzes and weekend entertainment.
The Monico Lounge is one of the oldest pubs in Derry just beside the famous Derry Walls....

Derry's oldest bar incorporates the famous "Derry Walls" and serves food and drink in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere....

The Anchor Bar is a long established premises and a must see. The Anchor is an integral and significant component in the cultural experience that is Derry city.
The bar at once reflects the convivial nature of its environs while embracing external influences in a stimulating synergy that make it a unique experience on the Derry pub scene....

Argyle Arms is situated between a local community and an increasing student population who attend the nearby University. As its name indicates the bar was originally named after the Scottish town of Argyle and the Duke thereof. Many connections remain with Scottish visitors to Derry using the bar as a base.
Private parties are catered for in the lounge on a regular basis....

The Talk of the Town is a well known bar in Derry city that is popular with locals and tourists alike....