top of page
READ ALL THE ARTICLES
124 Pubs and Counting
.png)
The Blarney Stone. Virginia Beach, Virginia
What I'm about to say next will certainly strike a few nerves with a few people, especially those who frequent this place and run the joint. The Blarney Stone has been here for years, and I'm sure it'll be here for more to come. So, at the end of the day, I'm going to say what I have to say and that's that.
The Drunken Mallard
May 215 min read
Murphy's Pub. Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Murphy's slaps, and if you're spending the night in VA Beach then you need to hang out with the friendly locals inside this establishment.
I love that they have actual signage and legitimate decor on the walls. You'll find authentic maps of Ireland with surnames on it, and other things that you won't find in the chain restaurants.
The Drunken Mallard
May 144 min read
Sine Irish Pub. Richmond, Virginia.
The sign out front is very legible, but a bit ugly in my opinion. Hey, I've seen some ugly faces out there who turn out to have some great personalities, so at the end of the day, who cares? Nothing's wrong with a butterface.
The Drunken Mallard
May 75 min read
Trinity Pub. Charlottesville, Virginia
Although, once you show up, you realize it's anything but nice, you feel out of place just for being out of school, and you spend every minute of your time waiting to finally get the hell out.
The Drunken Mallard
Apr 304 min read
Durty Nelly's. Charlottesville, Virginia
I can't say I've ever spent that much on a can of beer before, and I hope I never spend that much for one ever again! Perhaps Virginia slaps a 50% sales tax on cans of Guinness? I doubt it, but we'll blame it on the local government rather than the bar manager today (it's totally the bar manager's fault).
The Drunken Mallard
Apr 165 min read
Macado's Pub. Lexington, Virginia
This article's going to start off strong. These first two paragraphs aren't for the feeble, so buckle up, and I hope to see you at the end!
The Drunken Mallard
Apr 96 min read
bottom of page