The 3 Best (and Only!) Dog-Friendly Irish Pubs In SF

Looking for Irish bars & restaurants in San Francisco where you dog can join the celebration? We've got you covered.

1. The Irish Bank

This Irish bar in the Financial District is one of the biggest destinations for St. Patrick’s Day in San Francisco. Typically known for serving classic pub food and a huge selection of whiskeys in an alley lined with outdoor tables, the holiday turns the little alley into a full-blown street party. Dogs are allowed in the outdoor area, and any pup comfortable with the crowds will love getting to be a part of the festivities.

The Irish Bank

10 Mark Lane, SF 94108

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Hours: 11:30am-2:00am, Every day

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The Irish Bank

2. Chief Sullivan’s

This friendly Irish tavern in North Beach has a little of everything you’re likely looking for in an Irish pub in SF. Eat some pub food at the long communal tables inside, pull up to the bar to enjoy affordable drinks and sports on the TVs, or take a seat outside on a nice day. And of course, bring your dog along. This place has been in the neighborhood a while and certainly gets busy on St. Patrick’s Day, but the spillover into the front street makes it especially easy for those with dogs who won’t want to sit still inside (though the fact that they’re allowed to is pretty great!).

Chief Sullivan's

622 Green Street, SF 94133

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Hours: Tues & Weds 5pm-1am, Thurs 12:30pm-2am, Fri 11am-2am, Sat & Sun 11:30am-2am

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Chief Sullivan's

3. The Napper Tandy

This neighborhood spot in the Mission is known for its weekly trivia and soccer nights, and offers affordable pub grub and drinks throughout the day and night. The staff is great and the crowd usually is as well, making it a favorite Irish bar for many in the city. If they’re dog-friendly, they’ve got to be pretty great people, right?

The Napper Tandy

3200 24th Street, SF 94110

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Hours: Mon-Fri 11am-2am, Sat 9am-2am, Sun 9am-12am

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