Pubs in Londonderry

“Park Bar was extremely friendly. People in the bar were warm. John has a plaque on the wall from a Guinness competition. Great pour. He even gave us a suggestion of a place to see along the causeway route. Great pub ❤️”

“Brilliant pub in Ardmore, Derry. Unexpected gem in the countryside, yet only 10 minutes drive from Derry city. The decor is very relaxed and modern. The staff, all locals are friendly and welcoming. Food is tasty. Really worth a visit.”

“A class wee bar, with joes great music as ever, verry attentive,& good staff, that cudnt do enough for me , when i told them i had serious kidney injury, meeting up with life long neighbours & friends, made this nite very special, its 10 out of 10 from me folks”

“Best pub in the 6 counties staff and pub always never fail to impress. Jukebox and friendly regulars 5 outta 5 stars ??”

“I nice place to eat something, we had lunch while waiting for the bus. The food is good and so is the atmosphere.We had the chance of listening live music.I would go again”

“Went here the other night for the battle of the bands, decent place with friendly staff. Courtyard is a little too intimate for a band to play but still good.”

“Didn't have food but it was nice having a pint near an open fire on a cold Friday evening. Small pub feel but plenty of ”

“Great selection of food on offer huge portions and good prices friendly attentive staff”

“Travelled to Derry after the Accies v Coleraine game. Friends had recommended Mary B's and we weren't disappointed. We'd had a few drinks on Waterloo Street but decided to head to Mary B's after the pubs there got too busy.Mary B's is a traditional Irish 'boozer' that sells a great pint of Guinness. The owner, Gerry, has some of the best patter I've heard. The regulars make you feel really welcome and the craic was brilliant.Will definitely be back if Accies ever play over there again”

“Good night's craic with music and a bit of dancing.Friendly staff and good atmosphere”