Behan’s Irish Pub

Not worth the trip. If you like sticky bartops, dirty bathrooms, and obnoxious bartenders, this is your place.

Nice, small Irish pub. Was recently in Ireland, and this place was very typical of a neighborhood pub you find there. Great selection of beers, ales, stouts, & whiskey. No food, but they have menus for Big Joe’s Café, just down the street. They called Joe’s for us, we ordered, and food was delivered in 10 minutes and we ate at the bar — good portions and fresh. The bar tender was very friendly, and was Irish.

I was visiting s friend and he took me to this bar. Small local bar with a classic décor. They have darts in the back. At 9 o’clock karaōke started, it got crowded. We met interesting people and ended up having fun time.

Darts, Darts and more DARTS!
Just be sure to begin your drinking adventures before you start tossing.

Great pub with friends patrons and staff. Open late — good music — play darts — patio — Monday Night Football gathering.

The old white bartender is an absolute asshole who doesn’t condone fun while he is working

low-​key and local bar… away from the burlingame ave crowds, noise and bustle… broadway is quieter… old classic bar charm… older crowds… screens above for sports… bartender serving drinks efficiently and quick to check on low cups…$ 6 guinness. mostly empty on standard nights and seating plenty to get a drink… a good neighborhood bar.

Very much a local thing I guess. Decent price, but the staff is not very friendly. Food is sub-​par at best.

Beautiful tvs now. Beer overpriced.

Eh… I wasn’t impressed… not particularly friendly or interesting… but I may give it one more try…

Step into an Irish pub. The atmosphere picks up as the bartender with a thick accent plays the jukebox. The Halloween décor is seasonally appropriate. I’ll have a Guinness what else?

Sunday night karaōke starts around 9pm and gets really fun as the night goes on. I had an awesome time watching people sing their hearts out :). There’s darts in the back, Goose Island beers, and I think I saw shuffleboard that was covered up for karaōke on Sunday.

Cool place to have a beer and do some karoke. saw some friends which was cool. gets pretty packed on weekends kinda hard to find a seat

pretty cool place, I ran into some people I haven’t seen in awhile here.
I’ve been wanting to check out Gus and Patti hosting karaōke for awhile now.
Karaōke happens here every Sunday and starts at 9pm.
Gus has a huge songlist I’d suggest checking out.
It gets pretty crowded with singers for karaōke.
They have a lot of the songs I like and then some.
I like a karaōke host that has a lot of unique random ones to choose from.
The bartenders are great, I had my drink in no time.
They have a great outside area too for when you wanna chill and feel the breeze.
The bathroom is pretty clean.

Behans is a great place the bartenders are friendly except for maybe one. The owner is a great guy and old mike is great. I had been going there for years and met a few people along the way. If your in town I would recommend it. If you sit at the bar don’t say anything to one of the female bartenders. She thinks it’s a church. If you use foul language you will be sent to purgatory by her. lol Bernie Handsy and Julie are great. Enjoy the place

I’ve been here twice. The bar is sticky and there is a stale odor okay it’s a bar. Have a beer just keep your elbows off the bar. Lol

I came by for a Warrior game and they had a handful of tvs. The only ones on HD were the small ones at the bar. All the bigger tvs were either on standard or barely had signal. Would not recommend this place to catch a game.

Great neighborhood bar with really friendly service. I just moved to the area and the place is right around the corner from me. Perfect spot to grab a pint and watch a game on one of several flat screen TV’s.

Very friendly team of bartenders and a spacious patio that is both comfortable and roomy. A comfortable neighborhood bar.
One note, best avoided on holiday evenings as the bar will be packed elbow to elbow. Very mellow the rest of the year.

I decided to branch out tonight. (Actually, I was forced to branch out tonight since I met a crazy person at my usual spot and fear that he will return to eat more raw onion and then hit on me relentlessly.)
I decided to stop by Behan’s to watch the Giants game. I was pleasantly surprised. This is a cool bar. I even got stuck sitting next to some loud, drunk, old-​timey Giants fans, but I didn’t mind. I liked the bartender – she was hands-​off in a good way. Unlike most people, I like to go to a bar be quiet.
The music selection was entertaining. When I walked in, the Corrs were playing, followed by G ‘n’ R, then Kelis, then Lady Gaga. That’s a weird selection for a Burlingame bar. But I can dig it.
I ordered a Sierra Nevada (aka «Old Reliable») and watched 7 innings of the Bay Bridge series without incident. No raw onion.
Solid.