Mullaney’s Harp & Fiddle

This authentic Irish pub offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, live music, and delicious fare—making it reminiscent of traditional Irish establishments. 

The menu, while selective, offers classic dishes such as shepherd’s pie, renowned fish and chips, and lamb stew. Our favorite meal here is the classic Reuben sandwich (Mullaney’s also offers the Rachel version with turkey instead of corned beef). Piled high on marbled rye with sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and tangy Thousand Island dressing, its a meal that hits all the right notes and may well be the perfect pub sandwich. Complementing the cuisine is a thoughtfully curated selection of Irish beers and local brews, ensuring a more-than-satisfying experience for beer enthusiasts. ​

Entertainment is a focal point at Mullaney’s. The pub regularly hosts live music sessions that capture the essence of Irish culture, creating an environment where guests naturally connect and enjoy each other’s company. The attentive and hardworking staff further enhance the experience, ensuring that both regulars and newcomers feel welcomed.

Beyond its regular offerings, Mullaney’s is renowned for its St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. The pub becomes a hub of activity, featuring live Irish music and a festive atmosphere that draws both locals and visitors. For a full list of all the events happening at Mullaney’s Harp & Fiddle this month, visit harpandfiddle.com Located at 2329 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. 

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