A pint and a match directly across from Frankfurt's main station, pouring since 2006.
O'Reilly's sits directly across from Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof and has poured pints since 2006. It is a full size Irish pub built for live sport, with screens, an international drinks selection, homemade food, and a location you can find with your eyes closed off the station.
This is the place for travelers and locals who want a reliable pint and a match rather than a craft program. It rewards anyone arriving for a fixture, since the coverage and the crowd are the draw. Skip it if you want a quiet cocktail. For the wider scene see our Frankfurt pubs guide and the best bars in Germany.
O'Reilly's faces Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof across the square. Walk in any day, but book or arrive early for a big match, when the screens pull a crowd.
The pub runs deep off the station square, with a long bar, plenty of screens, and a smoking bar for those who want it. The fit out is classic Irish pub, dark wood and football, built to hold a crowd on a match night.
Order a pint of stout or a draught lager and add an Irish whiskey from the back bar. The kitchen sends out homemade pub food through the day, useful before a train. The list is about reliability rather than rarity. Compare with gastropubs near you and other Frankfurt pubs.
The crowd is a mix of travelers off the station, after work locals, and sports fans on fixture nights. It is busiest and loudest around big matches. Quieter afternoons suit a quick pint between trains.
Pair O'Reilly's with Waxy's Irish Bar in the Innenstadt, read the record of An Sibin, the city's lost Irish original, see our Frankfurt pubs guide, or browse the full Frankfurt bar guide.
What to order
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Pint of stout
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Draught lager
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Irish whiskey
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Homemade pub food
