A pub where you can watch sports on a large screen. Many foreign customers, making it an international and lively place. The food is decent, so it's great for having a fun time with friends. During the World Cup, especially on days when Japan is playing, it gets so crowded that many people end up standing due to lack of seating. Be cautious.

This British pub offers authentic British pub ales, including bitter like London Pride. Although I didn't try the food this time, I heard they serve hearty meals. The interior is spacious, suitable for large groups. They have darts, but not the digital kind, the traditional hard darts with steel tips. It's a cool place, I wish there was one near my house. I'll definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal!

Located northeast of Sanjo Keihan, on the second floor near Book Off. I quenched my thirst with a half pint of Guinness for 500 yen. In the non-smoking area, foreigners were getting excited watching football on a big TV. They open from 5 pm, making it perfect for solo drinking or killing time. Thank you for the meal.

[5 years later revisit] After a long time, I arrived at this PUB in Kyoto at night again. It serves delicious beer. I enjoyed a pint of Ebisu beer while watching the lively atmosphere around me, and couldn't help but feel the passage of time as I wondered if young people these days get excited about things like this. Do Kyoto students always get this excited? In Kyoto, you can drink without worrying about the last train, so nothing happens even when the date changes. I savored a delicious draft beer after a long time. [Introduction] A pub-style izakaya located above Sanjo Keihan Station. It is located right after coming up from the station, so you can easily find it, but it is so close and you have to go upstairs, so if you are not paying attention, you might pass by. When you go upstairs, you will find a fairly spacious interior that is exactly like a PUB.

【2 years later revisit】I came back here again at the end of the year. Was it a year-end sale? The draft beer was 200 yen off. If a foreign draft beer is 650 yen for a pint, it feels like a great deal. I enjoyed Guinness, Kilkenny, and Bass like a triple crown, while snacking on nuts. I was able to enjoy the night in Kyoto at the end of the year.【Overview】A pub-style izakaya located above Sanjo Keihan Station. It is right above the station, so you can easily find it, but it's so close that you might pass by if you're not paying attention. Once you go upstairs, you'll find a spacious interior with a pub-like atmosphere.

Guinness is delicious. Fish and chips make a great pairing.

Conveniently located with direct access to Sanjo Keihan Station.

It seems to be a sister store of Man in the Moon located near Kyoto Station and Gion. An Irish bar located just a short walk from Keihan Sanjo Station. The bar is open from 5pm until late, making it a convenient spot. I visited for a second round and the place was quite spacious, but a bit crowded due to a live performance. The ordering system involves cash-on-delivery, so you have to buy your own drinks at the counter. Snacks also need to be paid for in advance. This system gives off a nice foreign vibe. Guinness, Bass Pale Ale, and other drinks taste better in this kind of setting. There are over 10 types of draft beer and a wide selection of malt whiskies. The wine selection is also impressive. The classic Fish & Chips dish was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

This place has a great location! I've been here many times. It has a slightly young atmosphere, so I haven't been coming as often lately, but since it's right above the station, you can drink until 5 minutes before the last train! They have a wide range of drinks from world beers to cocktails, so you'll never run out of options no matter who you're with. Plus, there are a lot of foreigners living in Kyoto or visiting, so it's a great opportunity to make new friends. They also have darts and games, perfect for those who love attractions. There's a big TV in the back for international sports events like soccer or cycling. On this day, I tried their White Lady followed by a Singapore Sling. The taste of the short cocktails was a bit lacking, but since it's a pub, you can't go wrong with beer. It's a super casual pub, but the prices are a bit on the higher side sometimes, which is a downside. I gave it a rating of 3.4 overall, but if there was a category for "ease of use," I would give it a 4.5.

Man in the Moon and this place are sister stores, right? I entered around 6 pm on a weekday. There was only one couple, so I could relax in the quiet atmosphere. I tried the "Kilkenny" and "Chocolate" beers, which cost ¥1150. I've been liking Kilkenny recently, and it goes really well with chocolate. It's lighter than Guinness, which I prefer. It's easy to drink and enjoyable. The comfortable sofa made it easy to pass the time. Thank you for the meal!

Today, I went to the British pub "Pig & Whistle Kyoto Store" located on the 2nd floor of a building right next to Keihan Sanjo Station. The place is a well-established British pub in Kyoto, opened in 1986. They offer a wide variety of drinks including 10 types of draft beers, over 60 types of bottled beers, and more than 200 types of spirits such as single malt whisky, gin, vodka, rum, tequila, and bourbon. The interior of the pub is designed to recreate the atmosphere of a traditional British pub, with a total of 85 seats including 8 counter seats and 77 table seats. I ordered a Guinness Stout (large), Ebisu Moonlight Style, Fish & Chips (half), and some chocolates. The Guinness Stout was the cheapest here compared to other places, and it tasted good as always. The Ebisu Moonlight Style was interesting, with a layer of foam on top of the Ebisu Premium Black beer. The Fish & Chips were decent, although I still prefer the ones from another pub. The chocolates were standard. One downside of the pub is that if you sit at the counter, it can be a bit cramped and disruptive when people pass behind you. However, if you sit at the tables towards the back, it might offer a more relaxing experience. Overall, the pub has a lively atmosphere with many foreign customers. The staff were friendly and provided good service. I appreciate the delicious food and drinks provided by Pig & Whistle Kyoto Store. Thank you for the hospitality, I will definitely visit again.

Last time, I recognized that this pub is not really to my liking. But I couldn't think of anywhere else to go, so I decided to have a quick drink. Well, it's just not for me. I feel really uncomfortable here. Even though it's the same pub, why does it feel so different? Maybe my way of asking for a drink was wrong. When I asked, "Do you have something that's not sweet and carbonated?" I got a response like, "Huh?" and then silence for a while. Finally, I think it was a Gin Fizz that was suggested to me, so I went with that. Maybe I need to be more straightforward and just say, "I'll have this please." Sorry, I don't remember the names of cocktails. From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere felt off. But if I describe the intangible feeling, my review might get rejected. I'll stop here. In 2010, I visited an English pub located on the second floor of a building right next to Book Off. The place looked lively from the outside, and it was indeed bustling inside! There were a lot of group customers, many foreigners, and sports matches were being broadcast on big screens. They had a wide variety of beers and a good selection of whiskies, giving off a true English pub vibe. The wine was priced at 600 yen per glass, and bottles started from around 3,000 yen, offering decent wines for the price. I think the glass wine had a medium weight to it. They also had classic dishes like fish & chips and meat pies as snacks, making it enjoyable to cheer on sports games with a beer or pie in hand. However, as someone who doesn't watch sports, drink beer, or play darts, I didn't find the place very appealing (which makes sense). There were people drinking alone, but I felt out of place. It's recommended for those who enjoy being in a lively and noisy atmosphere with a large group of people.

A pub-style izakaya located above Sanjo Keihan Station. It's easy to find as soon as you come up from the station to street level, but it's so close that you might pass by if you're not paying attention. You need to go up to the second floor, where you'll find a spacious pub-like interior. For my first visit, I paid in advance with cash on delivery, got my drink, and took a seat. In this atmosphere, Guinness is the way to go. The foamy head is lovely and the price of 800 yen doesn't feel expensive for Guinness. There are also some small dishes available, although I didn't try any. But I wonder, why is the name of the place "Butadue"? It's a bit mysterious.

I use this place when I want to hang out with local friends until dawn while playing darts. It's a self-cash system, so you can drink at your own pace, and there are other playthings besides darts, so everyone can enjoy their favorite games. It's conveniently located right near Sanjo Station, so we usually start by having a drink around Kiyamachi and then walk around while sobering up. The fish and chips portion is quite large, so it's better to share with a few people. The mojitos here are very delicious, so please give them a try.

This place has a lively atmosphere but also feels relaxing and calm. It's great that you can easily enjoy drinks and food with cash on delivery. It's not too crowded, depending on the day, so it's just the right vibe. Located above Sanjo Station on the Tozai Line, it's easy to access, and right across the street is the Kamogawa River, which makes it a nice spot for a stroll. There are also quite a few foreign guests, with some tourists mixed in. Everyone seems to be enjoying themselves with a cheerful vibe.

Today was my second time visiting this place. I went around 8 pm. There were young couples and some sort of school gathering here and there. But what really caught my attention were the foreigners sitting at the counter. They were all speaking in English. Of course, all the staff could speak English too. It's a bit tough for me who doesn't speak English, but this place is the only one in Kyoto that I know of where you can find Belgian draft beer "Hoegaarden," which is the best part for me (it's a bit different from Japanese beer). They also have a variety of other foreign beers, so I was really happy with this place. The food mainly consists of light dishes, but the fries are American-cut and quite generous in portion. On this day, since it was Christmas Eve, they had roast chicken available, so I ordered that. It was cooked perfectly and tasted delicious. The female staff were dressed up as Santa, and there was live piano music playing in the background, creating a very nice atmosphere. It feels a bit different in Kyoto, but I quite like it here.

Access: Just a 1-minute walk from Keihan Sanjo Station along Sanjo Street. It's quite convenient. I must have passed by here many times, but I had no idea there was a pub here. Interior: As a British pub, it has a foreign atmosphere. About half of the customers were foreigners, which made it quite enjoyable. The interior is bright and quite lively. It's perfect for having a good time. Surprisingly, it's spacious from north to south, with dartboards set up and even hosting tournaments. Food & Drinks: It's a shot bar with a wide variety of drinks, from Tsingtao beer to Corona, cocktails, sake, vodka, whiskey... If you want to try unique drinks, this place is highly recommended! The food selection is also extensive, with classic dishes like fish and chips, pizza, and burgers. The portions are generous and delicious! Service: There are both Japanese and foreign staff. The foreign staff seemed a bit hesitant, so we pointed to the menu to order. Given the atmosphere of the place, the staff were all very friendly. It's great. Being a shot bar, the drinks come out very quickly. The food also doesn't take long to arrive. It's quite fast. Price: I think the cost performance is high. The pricing allows for a casual visit to enjoy yourself. It's a great place to have a drink and have a good time. Plus, it's easy to enjoy a foreign atmosphere. This place is fun! I recommend it!

Book Off Sanjo Keihan Store is located on the 2nd floor of the building next door. When I opened the door, I was surprised to see 2-3 groups of customers, most of whom were foreigners. There were also couples and individuals playing darts quietly. It left me with the impression that it is a user-friendly place. It was my first time at an Irish pub, so I can't compare, but I ordered Guinness and fish & chips as they seemed like the classics. The Guinness had a strong taste that I had never experienced before. The fish & chips were a bit oily for my taste, but surprisingly refreshing, like regular fried fish. It came with fries. A friend who had tried the authentic version claimed it should be oilier. Perhaps they have adapted it for the Japanese palate. I then had a mango cocktail and, although it wasn't on the menu, I asked for a café au lait (\400). I paid on the spot, so I didn't have to worry about the bill later. The lady who made it had a lovely smile.

I have been dropping by here occasionally recently. I was surprised to see that there are a lot of foreign customers! The reason I visited was because it is one of the few places in Kyoto where you can play hard darts. Sometimes when I go, advanced players are practicing or having matches, but it's fun to watch and also a good learning experience. I recommend dart fans to visit this place once! They have a wide variety of drinks, so it's also recommended for those who love alcohol.