This fun neighborhood bar is located near downtown and just steps away from the Eau Claire Market. Its cozy environment includes an outdoor patio, fireplaces, and a 100-year-old Scottish bar imported from the UK. If you want something to drink, that's easily taken care of; you'll find a couple of dozen draft beers and even more bottled ones. There's also hard liquor if you need an added jolt. Typical pub food is available, including a great afternoon tapas menu. Occasionally, the establishment hosts patio barbecues, where the chefs grill all sorts of meats for hungry patrons. You'll also find live bands performing from time to time.

This English pub takes on a western flavor due to its proximity to Buzzards Cowboy Cuisine. In true pub fashion, the place is known for its beers, all 200 of them. Buzzard Breath Ale, aka BBA, is the signature brew, manufactured especially for the pub and Buzzards restaurant next door. You'll also find beer selections from all over the world, as well as handcrafted brews and a number of local and American options. In addition, the pub stocks more than 60 brands of single malt scotch. The outdoor patio gives patrons an ideal vantage point from which to watch the city and area foot traffic. Plus, its downtown location means that it's never too far away.

The name of this place (pronounced "kay-lee") refers to a gathering of people who've come together to play music and dance. You may not find an enormous amount of that going on, but you will find plenty of drinking taking place. While you sit among groups of congenial patrons, you can order up a Guinness, a Caffrey's, or an Irish whiskey and keep with the Celtic theme. The beer is especially nice when you take it outside to the streetside patio or the rooftop terrace. If you want food, they serve favorites like shepherd's pie, Irish stew, or fish and chips. If you're planning on going, do keep in mind that the place becomes quite busy during lunch and especially on the weekends.

Emerald Isle spirit runs strong at this authentically-styled establishment. Everyone knows that Irish pubs are the best places for drinking and socializing, and Fionn's doesn't disappoint. You can find a bevy of terrific brews, including classics like Guinness, Harp and Kilkenny. Firewater selections include a variety of whiskies and cognacs. If you find yourself craving sustenance, there are pub food options and traditional Irish favorites, like corned beef and cabbage. Seafood, steaks and sandwiches also make an appearance. Live bands perform too, especially those specializing in Celtic tunes and music. They usually perform on Wednesdays and Saturdays beginning at 8:30pm.

The name pays tribute to this pub's former incarnation as one of the town's fire houses. The Inglewood establishment has gained quite a faithful following since its opening, and you'll often see crowds of people hanging out all through the week. Depending on your mood, there's pool to play, darts to throw, and beer to drink. On weekends, the place absolutely rocks with the music of live bands, who play everything from blues and jazz to Irish and bluegrass tunes. If the weather's good, you're welcome to sit outside and nurse your brew. If you want something to accompany it, they serve a menu of pub food like ribs, chili, and burgers. Great ambience and a lot of fun.