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A pre-worn pub decorated with dark wood, weathered brick walls and vintage Guinness advertisements, this is a nice place to have a drink, hang out and watch Foggy Bottom go by.

The old Biddy Mulligan's has been transformed into a stylish lounge with specialty cocktails and huge windows overlooking Dupont Circle.

Here's a novel approach: an Irish pub that brews (some of) its own beer.

Located across the street from the 9:30 club, this spot is perfectly positioned for pre-concert pints.

The Disney World of Irish pubs was imported wholesale from Ireland. It's often crowded, but a great place to have a pint and a bite to eat.

A branch of the popular Irish Pub chain with live music and well-poured pints of Guinness.

Lacking televisions or live music, cozy Galway Bay lets customers focus on conversation, good Irish food and an outstanding beer selection, including two exclusive brews.

Sure it's decorated in Kelly green and has photos of Dublin on the walls, but this is a great neighborhood bar that happens to have an Irish theme. Half of the space is non-smoking.

It's large, loud and packed on the weekends with young men and women drinking Guinness and listening to live folk music; it's better on weekdays.

A large, loud pub and restaurant that's frequently packed with young men and women drinking Guinness and listening to live folk music.