Flannery’s Irish Pub

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The Flannery’s team behind the bar
The landlady of Flannery’s at the bar

Place Saint-Bénigne · since 2000

More than a pub, a family story.

Since 2000, Flannery’s has been part of life in Dijon. A place to share a drink, meet up with friends and enjoy the moment.

Open every evening from 4.30pm

A pint of Guinness at the bar, next to the other draught beers
Guinness

Guinness, on draught.

Pulled at the bar, alongside the other draught beers, Belgian beers, single malts and rums.

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The atmosphere

The pub, up close.

  • A pillar covered in postcards
  • Brass wall lamp on the wood panelling
  • A shelf of Briottet liqueurs
  • Black and white portrait of a waitress
  • The Library bar and its glasses
  • The Flannery’s bar, its taps and the beer board
  • St Patrick’s night at Flannery’s, shamrock garlands over the bar
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4 place Saint-Bénigne

In the heart of Dijon, since 2000.

Opposite Saint-Bénigne Cathedral, in the heart of the historic centre. The perfect spot to take a break, meet friends or round off a day exploring the city.

On the Owl’s Trail. The cathedral is one of the stops on Dijon’s self-guided walking trail: the pub is right opposite, across the square.

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The front of Flannery’s at duskOld postcard of Saint-Bénigne Cathedral in Dijon

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      Contact

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      Flannery’s Irish Pub
      4 place Saint-Bénigne
      21000 Dijon

      Phone

      03 59 67 65 96

      Email

      flannerys.contact@gmail.com

      Opening hours

      Neighbourhood map: Flannery’s, 4 place Saint-Bénigne, opposite the cathedral, between the station and the historic centre of Dijon Saint-BénigneCathedral Jardin Darcy rue de la Liberté Dijon-Ville station Palace of the Dukes → Flannery’s 100 m © OpenStreetMap contributors Directions (Google Maps)

      Write to us

      Groups, private hire, events or just a question: we’ll get back to you.

      Frequently asked questions

      Good to know before you come.

      What are Flannery’s opening hours?

      Flannery’s is open 7 days a week from 4.30pm. We close at 2am Tuesday to Saturday, and at 1am on Sundays and Mondays.

      Where is Flannery’s in Dijon?

      At 4 place Saint-Bénigne, 21000 Dijon, in the heart of the historic centre, right opposite Saint-Bénigne Cathedral, on the Owl’s Trail.

      How do I get to Flannery’s?

      On foot, the pub is 8 minutes from Dijon-Ville station and 7 minutes from Jardin Darcy. By tram, lines T1 and T2, stop Foch Gare.

      Is there a happy hour?

      Yes, Monday to Thursday from 5 to 7pm: a pint (50 cl) from €6.50 to €7 depending on the beer, and Orangina (33 cl) for €3.

      Does Flannery’s serve Guinness on draught?

      Yes. Guinness is pulled at the bar: €4.60 for 25 cl, €8.20 for a 50 cl pint, €23 for a 1.5 l pitcher. Kilkenny, Brooklyn Defender IPA, Mandubienne (a local beer) and around fifteen other beers are on draught too.

      How much is a pint at Flannery’s?

      A pint (50 cl) costs between €6.80 and €8.50 depending on the beer, and €6.50 to €7 during happy hour.

      Which whiskies can I drink at Flannery’s?

      Around thirty: Scotch single malts (Ardbeg, Lagavulin, Laphroaig, Talisker, Oban, Dalmore…), Irish whiskeys (Jameson, Bushmills, Redbreast 12 Year Old, Connemara), American and Japanese. Irish coffee is made at the bar.

      Can I eat at Flannery’s?

      Flannery’s is a pub, not a restaurant. From 7pm there are nibbles: saucisson, Pringles… just ask the staff.

      Does Flannery’s show the matches?

      Yes, the big sporting events are shown at the pub, and there is live music regularly.

      Is there a terrace?

      Yes, a terrace on Place Saint-Bénigne, facing the cathedral.

      Are there alcohol-free drinks?

      Yes: soft drinks, fruit juices, syrups, coffees and teas (hot drinks served until 6.30pm), plus Corona 0% and alcohol-free Brooklyn.

      Can we come as a group or celebrate a birthday?

      Yes. For a group, a birthday or after-work drinks, write to us using the contact form or call +33 3 59 67 65 96.