Warrior Celt (The), Tokyo

Arrived on my own and squeezed up to the bar.It didn't take me long to break the ice as every one was really friendly.900 yen a beer was a bit steep but with a great live act and no cover charge it felt justified.Met some brilliant people and am looking forward to my next visit.

It was my first and will be my last time there, i found it really hard to start a conversation with anyone there, the place seemed to only welcome regulars, who were very unsociable, the bartenders only seemed to entertain them, and made me feel very alienated. To top it all off the beers are expensive and they have a very small selection on tap. The energy was depressing and the only thing I enjoyed was the raj chicken, but even that was not worth the wait. I think the place is best suited for the elderly, it has a historical feeling.

been a while but still remember all the fun and friendliness to be had at this little hole in the wall. If you feel like having a drink and a chat with random people this is a good place to do it. :)

It's hard to believe that they can fit a live band in this place. You may find yourself nursing your beer next to the lead singer. If you acheive customer of the week status then you are definitely approaching severe alcoholism but having fun doing it.

Spent quite a few evenings in this pub and would highly recommend it. Nice atmosphere and a friendly knowledgeable staff. I always preferred the fish-n-chips here over anyplace else in Tokyo.

best little pub in tokyo! this place celebrated its 8 year of existence, which is a major milestone considering its location and the boom of irish/british pub across tokyo. at one point, the management opened a sister pub closer to the station, the church, but that building renovated and kicked all the tenants out to do it. still the WC has survived.

i loved seeing the animals they are so cute and cuddly.