The best pubs The United States Of America

Do you miss Queen Elizabeth and the smell of Guinness? Go to Brit's Pub, which has not usurped its name. Between the royal pictures and the rugby jerseys, you are transported across the Channel in one sip... The inside of the bar is all in wood, a classic pub after all, but upstairs, you have access to a pleasant rooftop , where films (and matches) are shown, and where you can play cricket on the lawn. You will certainly meet British people!

The advantage of this bar is that it organizes thematic evenings constantly, almost daily. All you have to do is learn about the website. Otherwise, there is a cocktail at the beginning of the evening, a dinner on the thumb, or simply to clubber after midnight. A classic of the Minneapolis gay evenings.

This typically American pub offers a wide choice of draught beers and many different kinds of alcohol. It is a friendly place, appreciated by the inhabitants, with screens decorating the walls and broadcasting sports events. On match nights, the atmosphere is rather masculine and very lively. On the menu, there is a wide range of specialties: tacos, quesadillas, nachos with melted cheddar cheese, burgers to make up your own... Not very refined, it's true, but very efficient!

The Solas Irish Pub is attached to the beautiful Lenox Hotel. The setting and decoration are a little more refined than in an average Irish pub, and the clientele is therefore younger and trendy, but the principle remains the same: people come here mainly to drink a Guinness, comfortably seated on the leather benches. If the weather is nice, you can sit on the few tables of its small terrace, installed under the pretty façade. The food is not always perfect, so concentrate on the atmosphere and the beer!

It's one of the nicest pubs in Oak Bluffs and even on the island. This craft brewery serves a wide range of local beers, which vary with the seasons. Try the pumpkin beer for Thanksgiving, it's not sure you'll find it good, but it's an original idea! The service is welcoming and the atmosphere is warm, especially in the evening - you can't hear yourself tasting your pint. The menu features classic dishes, pulled pork sandwich, coleslaw and other burgers.

A Silver Lake institution since 1959, The Red Lion is the most German of Los Angeles taverns. It's the place to be for young hipsters and German expats alike, where you can feast on sausages and piano music, especially during Oktoberfest. The bar also boasts a Biergarten - a beer garden - ideal for enjoying a selection of Europe's finest beers in the open air. All in all, a great place to spend a lively evening.

Opened in 1924, this is Long Beach's oldest bar, as well as one of its most popular. Regulars come for the wide selection of beers and the famous pickled eggs served on a small mound of pretzels with chili peppers. Other menu favorites include Joe's Special, a delicious hot dog with Swiss cheese - and made with a sausage prepared with the house spices - and Marmion's Peanuts, freshly roasted peanuts, one of the establishment's signatures. A friendly atmosphere awaits you.

This atypical Las Vegas establishment was opened in 1992 by Michelle Dell, a native New Yorker. "If you love this country, you'll love this bar" is the promise of Hogs & Heifers Saloon, a true biker's den. Here, customers look at visitors with a strange air, as few foreigners cross the threshold. Nevertheless, we recommend this address for its authenticity, its selection of draught beers and its bargain happy hours.