With plenty of rock ‘n’ roll vibes fitting of its Sunset Strip location, Rock & Reilly’s isn’t your average pub. Here you’re taking in its hipster aesthetic, Irish nachos, and a few more whiskey shots than you’ll appreciate the next day.

One of LA’s oldest surviving restaurants, Tom Bergin’s has been giving Angelinos their shamrock-laden fix since 1936. Don’t skip a glass of the bar’s famed Irish coffee and pretty exceptional plates of Irish favorites.

Looking for down-home Irish fare? Long Beach’s Auld Dubliner is the place for traditional plates of cured ham and cabbage, Guinness beef stew, and even boxty, old school Irish potato pancakes.

While the 20-year-old O’Briens is still seriously down for the count in on Main Santa Monica due to a major interior overhaul, the one on Wilshire is still alive and well. Stop in for affordable happy hour specials, friendly bartenders, and festive St. Patty’s Day festivities.

Part Irish dive bar hang, part public music venue, Molly Malone's has made a name for itself just off the Miracle Mile. A usually lively crowd comes nightly for shows and cheap drinks, then sticks around all night to smoke cigarettes out front and enjoy the evening.

Those looking more to party than to have an authentic Irish experience will be well suited at Jameson’s. This pub comes with all the kitch you would expect of a Hollywood Boulevard-facing spot, and offers sports-playing TVs and cheap drink specials.

While it may not be the most authentic pub in town, the Financial District’s Irish-themed bar is quite the place for an after-work whiskey and cheap-as-hell beers.

The Valley’s go-to Irish hangout has the warmth you would expect of such a jovial watering hole. Part live music venue with your favorite bar bites, Ireland’s 32 has everything you need for after-work festivities.

Despite more technically being a Scottish-themed restaurant and bar, the iconic Tam O'Shanter keeps up with plenty of Irish traditions. They offer a big, boisterous St. Patrick's Day annually, offer a wide array of whiskeys, and give you the kind of cozy fireplace feel you've been looking for.

Toluca Lake favorite Timmy Nolan's always feels fun and timeless. Loaded with Celtic imagery, this Valley stopoff does everything from burgers to quesadillas to daily corned beef and cabbage, which means it caters to just about everyone.

Yet another live music specialist, Culver City’s beloved Irish pub is a safe bet for Irish nachos, cheering sports fans, and cheap drinks at happy hour, and even, well, not-happy hour.