Irish Harp Pub - Berlin

I think this pub is closed now!

They re-opened on 15 January 2007, with great food & drinks, quiz nights, live sports on tv & live music on Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays.. go check it out!!!

Its a bit of a shame, the harp has been taken over by new owners, cleaned up, looks much better. Unfortunately the new owners took out the projector TV's, satellite dish and any atmosphere the place ever had. Forget watching any UK sports games/matches, no rugby etc. Sorry but it is just a quiet German pub now...

Its now ran by the famous a infamous people from the killkenny Irish pub under the train station in hackesch markt . So the same really you decide if that's good or bad.

could you tell me where Darren Dix went. He is my daughters godfather and we lost touch. he said on freinds reunited he was manger in 2003. thanks jake

The pub is as difficult to find as ever but I must say it is ten times betternow than when I used to come a few (6/7!) years ago! Excellent football coverage, very friendly staff (a special mention to Maria, Sarah and the barman I think is called Damo), a shame Liverpool lost but we'd a wonderful night nevertheless us ex-pats will be back again soon good to know we all have a reliable local nearby once again finally

Had a gorgeous meal in the Harp served by the lovely Maria:) Damo behind the bar is very quick with the drinks which helps! Large outside area to eat and chill out. Hopefully be going back again

i worked in the harp 12 years ago. i cant believe what u idiots did 2 it.

another example of what germans cant do...run an irish pub!!bring back the good old days!!

I think the Irish Harp is getting very unfair reviews. I've been in Berlin for 20 years and I'm Irish. Berlin has changed a lot since I first came here and there are a lot of people who don't seem to want to accept that. It is different to how it used to be but that doesn't make it bad. On the contrary, the food is excellant, the staff are friendly and although it is german owned,it is run by an Irish woman who does the job exceptionally well. I say stop living in the past and give it a chance

I have Darren's e-mail address. Shoot me a line and I will give it to you Jake. Rodney_Ramseur@yahoo.com

i visited the harp and i can say that it is a very nice place, one of the best i have visited. plus the friendly atmosphere is quite amazing, thanks to the lovely Maria and the cute waitresses there. i have had the pleasure to witness a hularious night of karaoke night with the funny Joe and Marky Mark. simply gorgeous. im goin tonight as well for some live irish music. keep it up.

I have to say that in the 4 years that I have been here the Harp is as good an Irish Pub as you will find. Sports is always on the big screen on request and the Kilkenny is good if but a little over priced. Food is fantastic. Shame when that Sunderland bloke (Darren) departed along with Sue, Alene & Dermot, but has since had a total refit last year and really brings home that Irish warmth. Joe, I must get along for a bit of Hi Ho Silver Lining one night.

I used to play in the pup and the harp in the early eightys every weekend. the name of the group was Fir Na Erin I was just wonder if Mike and Paddy still run the harp in the centre of town as i will be coming over in october for a long weekend and would like to meet up with them you can email me on paul.hutchman@ntlworld.com many thanks

i worked in berlin in the mid ninties on the sites and the harp was our local pub as we lived in hektor strasse a 10 minute walk away had some great nights and days in the harp and hope to return some time soon ps wonder if a special girl still drinks there

hi everyone have a question on all the ex irish pub staff that i have seen here would you make contact with me we are trying to set bup a get together next year if ye are up for it anyone you know pass it on would be great to see all again.

I think also that the Harp got some rough reviews here - they're a big pub in Berlin's unpopular West side, and I think they basically do their best to please everyone. Recently they scrapped the karaoke in favour of a cheesy but well-intentioned Irish folk-music night with some dancers. As for sports, they have plenty of TVs if that's what keeps you happy. Lots of foreign sports - soccer, rugby, et al. There's an Irish pub in Xberg that has or had Irish football and hurling on the TV there, so that might be worth checking out. In West Berlin, we don't have a really good Irish pub with the possibility of playing Irish music gigs there. There's only the Molly Malone, the Harp, and some small one also near the Kudamm where the owner (who sounds British) actually dislikes Irish music.

Use to be a regular in the Irish Harp in 1986 -1989 Pre Wall Fall....Harp was one of best bars , then again that time only 2 or 3 irish bars......changing times !!