The Irish Brewery

Kolkata's authentic Irish pub & microbrewery in Lake Market — craft beers brewed on-site, hearty Irish fare, live music, and great craic since 2019.

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Our Space

A glimpse into Kolkata's authentic Irish pub

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Pub Exterior

Welcoming entrance on Raja Basanta Roy Road, Lake Market

Pub Exterior

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Food & Drinks

Craft beers, hearty Irish fare, and sharing plates

Food & Drinks

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Pub Interior

Authentic Irish pub atmosphere with warm lighting and great energy

Pub Interior

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Tiramisu

Our signature tiramisu — the perfect sweet ending to your meal

Tiramisu

Services

Why Visit Us

Highlights that make us Kolkata's authentic Irish pub

Brewed Fresh On-Site

Our microbrewery produces fresh craft beer daily — from crisp lagers to rich stouts.

Authentic Irish Menu

Shepherd's pie, fish & chips, beef & Guinness stew, bangers & mash — made from scratch.

Live Music Nights

Regular acoustic sessions, open mic nights, and live bands — check our calendar.

Live Sports Screening

All major cricket, football, rugby matches live on HD screens with surround sound.

Private Events

Book our space for birthdays, corporate events, and celebrations — custom packages available.

Prime Lake Market Location

32 Raja Basanta Roy Road, Lake Market, Kalighat — easy access, vibrant neighborhood.

Testimonial

What Our Guests Say

Stories from our community of beer lovers

Finally a place in Kolkata that brews its own beer! The IPA is fantastic, the stout is rich and creamy. Food is solid Irish comfort food. Great vibe for catching up with friends.

Arjun Das

Craft Beer Enthusiast

The Irish Brewery nails the authentic pub vibe. The fish and chips are crispy and fresh, the shepherd's pie is comfort food at its best. Live music on weekends is a bonus.

Priya Sharma

Food Blogger

My go-to place for watching cricket matches. Multiple screens, great sound, cold craft beer, and the chicken wings are perfect. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the beers.

Rohit Banerjee

Regular Customer

Ready for a Pint & Good Craic?