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The Old Shillelagh in Detroit, MI

The Old Shillelagh

4.2(2,321)· Google4.2 out of 5 from 2321 reviews (Google rating)Breakfast Spot$$ GreektownOpen now · closes 2:00 AM
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About The Old Shillelagh

The Old Shillelagh is a women-owned, bi-level Irish pub at 349 Monroe St in Detroit, MI. Classic decor and a casual, historic atmosphere frame a bar with live music, dancing and bar games. Sports viewing is another focus, with a game-night shuttle to stadiums. Rooftop and outdoor seating add to the seating options, and the pub welcomes groups, families with children and LGBTQ guests. It is also popular with students and tourists.

Food is served at lunch, dinner and late at night, with comfort food, small plates, vegan options and dessert among the offerings. The bar serves beer, cocktails, wine, liquor and coffee, along with happy-hour food and drinks. Guests can eat at the bar or use table service; reservations and a private dining room are available. Takeout, delivery, curbside pickup and catering are also offered. Wheelchair-accessible seating and a wheelchair-accessible restroom are listed, while paid parking options include a garage, a lot and street spaces.

Known for

  • Bi-level Irish pub with classic decor
  • Live music, dancing and bar games
  • Game-night shuttle to stadiums
  • Rooftop and outdoor seating
  • Late-night food and vegan options

What reviewers say elsewhere

  • “Great bar for pregame drinks for any of the major sports teams in the city”

    — Conor Moriarty, September 7, 2026 · google

  • “Good drinks and food. Gets popping later in the evenings on weekends and during events at the stadiums”

    — RT A, September 4, 2026 · google

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