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Tucked away on Rue Kléber near Anatole France, The Cluricaune brings a slice of Ireland to Levallois-Perret without the tourist trap feel. You'll find yourself drawn to its warm, wood-paneled interior and exposed brick walls that create a genuinely cozy atmosphere for unwinding. It's the kind of spot where you can settle in with a perfectly poured Guinness or one of their solid cocktails while catching a rugby match on TV.
Solid Irish pub with genuine warmth
The Cluricaune is your go-to Irish pub in Levallois-Perret if you want authenticity without the Parisian tourist crowds. The space feels genuinely welcoming with its wooden beams, brick walls, and that classic pub warmth that makes you want to stay for hours. The beer selection is solid—Guinness pours well, and they've got a good range of other Irish and Belgian options. The cocktails are surprisingly good too, not your typical bar fare.
It's become a reliable spot for locals and expats alike, especially when there's a big rugby or football match on. The staff knows their stuff and keeps things running smoothly even when it's busy. Happy hour runs daily which is a nice touch. It's not fancy, but that's exactly what makes it work—it's comfortable, straightforward, and does the basics really well.