Hibernian Hall

Friendly place with incredibly reasonable prices for both food and drinks. Bartenders are great and very welcoming. The food is consistently good with options from apps, sandwiches or a full meal. If they have meatloaf, get it! If they have Shepherd's pie, get it. Check the days and times. W, TH, F we have had no issues being seated and look forward to having a good meal there.

Friendly and welcoming atmosphere.. We enjoyed our dinner and was serenaded by the patrons.

Fantastic place. And a top claas bunch of people also!

While tourists crowd Thames Street's commercial Irish establishments, savvy travelers slip away to 2 Wellington Avenue, where Newport's most authentic Irish experience unfolds behind weathered shingles and a proudly fluttering tricolor. Through landscaped gardens and up a brick walkway, Hibernian Hall's substantial two-story facade speaks of serious institutional permanence—this isn't just another pub, but a 150-year-old fraternal sanctuary that offers genuine connection to the immigrant families who built modern Newport. Step inside and breathe in that rich history. Rich wood paneling gleams under soft lighting, while walls lined with sepia photographs tell stories of Irish workers who constructed Fort Adams and mined Portsmouth coal. The traditional bar anchors one end of the room, its

Very welcoming crowd! We enjoyed a tour of the building during the PATS half time! We were sent off with a heart felt rendition of "the Parting Glass"! Performed by a cast of many local members! We look forward to our next visit.