An Irish pub in Grenoble

One of the first places you'll probably hear about as an expatriat is O'Callaghan's pub. It's an Irish theme pub like those we find all over the world. It's by the river, close to the pedestrian bridge which leads to the Bastille. O'Callaghan's pub has been a meeting place for Grenoble expatriats for many years. You'll find beers served in pint glasses and hear English spoken in accents from all over the world. The terrace is a great place to sit on a summer's evening, alternatively you can watch the football or rugby inside, or even have a game of darts.
Recently an O'Callaghan's restaurant opened very close to the pub. They offer curry nights on Fridays and Sunday lunches. The food is good but one strange feature is that potates only come as baked jacket potatoes. A little strange with Sunday lunch and disappointing when you order fish and chips.
So when your feeling a bit homesick or want to hear some English, head down to O'Callaghan's pub.