Tigín Irish Pub & Restaurant

333 Washington Ave | St Louis, MO 63102 | 314-241-8666

http://www.tiginirishpub.com/stl/

Tigín Irish Pub & Restaurant
333 Washington Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri 63102
314.241.8666
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FREE PARKING BEHIND THE HOTEL:

From West - I-64/US 40: Exit 40B (Broadway/7th St), left on Graitor and left on 4th Street, right on Washington Ave., left on 3rd Street, Free Parking at lot on the right

From South - I-55: Exit to the right on Memorial Dr/3rd St, continue on 3rd Street just past Washington Ave. (Eads Bridge), Free Parking at the lot on the right

From East - I-55/I-64/US 40 W/I-70: Turn off ramp (I-70/Memorial Dr), bear left on Memorial Dr/3rd St, continue on 3rd Street just past Washington Ave. (Eads Bridge), Free Parking at the lot on the right

From North/West (Airport) - I-70: Exit 250B (Memorial Dr/Downtown/Pine St), continue South on Memorial Dr, right on Pine St, right on 4th St, right on Washington Ave., left on 3rd Street, Free Parking at lot on the right

Hours of Operation:

Sunday - Thursday: 11am - 2am
Friday - Saturday: Early for European sports (see schedule) - 3am

Tigín is a Gaelic word meaning small cottage.

Inspired by the environment of the Irish cottage and its essential hearth, we’ve created something very special –encompassing both modern amenities and traditional values—a place for the traveler to find comfort.

Tigín is no novel invention. We’re merely following a proud tradition that stems from laws that have governed Irish hospitality for five hundred years. Ancient Irish Law dictated hosts had to provide food, drink, a warm bed if possible, and entertainment.

Friendliness, humor, hospitality, fine Irish food and drink: all these combine to create the Tigin Irish Pub experience. When you want to meet with friends to share in good conversation, good food and good drink, Tigin Irish Pub is your place.

We are fanatical about pouring the best pint in town, St Patrick's Day, Mardi Gras, European Sports, Blues Hockey and generally having fun doing what we do.

So come on down, have a pint and be part of the family.

Slainte,
Iain Horne