Charly O’Neills Irish Pub

Travaillant pas loin, c’est devenu ma cantine °=)
Ambiance décontracte et plats excellents
Tarifs très corrects (Geneve est une ville très chere)

Had the fish and chips. Very good, but unfortunately no malt vinegar. The bartender made a good, but not great, Black and Tan. We sat outside, because it was a bit warm inside, and unfortunately it was quite smokey. No fault of the establishment, just a fact. My colleague had the chicken wings and said he would definitely come back and order them again.

Looks like a nice place but empty on a Friday afternoon when we were there.

I finally went to this place, to hear a band actually. My biggest problem in the Geneva area is I miss my vodka drinks. I am a vodka and cranberry juice girl and most bars don’t even carry cranberry juice, which my French friend tells me is rather new to the area all together. Never the less, this place had cranberry juice and the bartender made ms a fabulous cocktail, served in a giant iced tea sized glass no less. They also carry one of my favorite beers Franziskaner. I tried the fish and chips — great, not greasy at all. My only issue with the place was I couldn’t order a plate of french fries alone. I don’t understand that one, but I liked it there and the band was fantastic, The Square Brackets.

As far as Geneva Irish Pubs go — this isn’t a bad one. In fact, I would go as far to say it’s the best one in Geneva at the moment.
Let’s begin with the major positive point — The food, which is out sourced, is rather pleasant and a welcome change to most of the grub you get in Geneva. You can tell, hands down, that this is all freshly prepared and tastes like it too. The half ribs and chicken is my favourite, but then again I am a lover of ribs. The pies are tasty and the chips are certainly some of the best in Geneva. The price as well isn’t something to grumble about and as you don’t order their garlic mushrooms (trust me, thats the one thing you don’t want to eat there) then it’s a lovely experience.
Another positive here is that the staff have always seem to have a big smile on their face. The music is a lot more Irish than in some watering holes and the décor is some what Irish, although less so than the lovely, yet awfully managed Mulligans in the centre of town.
There is free wifi and they show lots of the GAA so big plus there. Many a night I have spent here and got drunk, and would recommend it to anyone having a little get together!

Cosy place, good beer and food.