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Lion’s Head Pub: Dublin-Style Pub on Myasnitskaya Street, Moscow

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Lion's Head Pub: Dublin-Style Pub on Myasnitskaya Street, Moscow
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  • HoursTypically open from 12:00 until midnight from Sunday to Thursday and until 06:00 on Friday and Saturday

Lion’s Head Pub is a two-floor Irish-style pub on Myasnitskaya Street, and this guide to Lion’s Head Pub Moscow explains what to expect and how to plan a visit. It belongs to Pub Life Group, a company that runs several Irish pubs in Moscow, and its interior is designed as a Dublin street, with buildings, balconies and flowerbeds.

The pub is a few minutes from Turgenevskaya and Chistye Prudy, and it is typically open from noon until midnight, and until 06:00 on Friday and Saturday. Sports are shown on many screens, and the sections below cover the practical details.

Quick Facts

Russian name Ирландский паб Lion's Head Pub («Лайонс Хед»)
Address Myasnitskaya Street 15, Moscow (Мясницкая, 15)
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District Krasnoselsky
Metro Turgenevskaya (Line 6, orange, about 4 minutes' walk according to a restaurant directory; the exit was not verified)
Chistye Prudy (Line 1, red, about 300 meters according to a restaurant directory, roughly 4 to 5 minutes' walk; the exit was not verified)
Type Pub
Opening hours Typically open from 12:00 until midnight from Sunday to Thursday and until 06:00 on Friday and Saturday, with the kitchen on similar hours; check the official site (as of October 2026 – check the official site).
Best time to visit Weekday afternoons are calm, while match nights and Friday and Saturday evenings are the busiest; in summer the courtyard is pleasant. Check the official site for the hours.
Recommended duration 1–3 hours
Music Pub music and live sports on many screens, with live music on some nights; the program was not verified.
Entry and dress code An events guide lists a minimum age of 18; the door policy, dress code and any cover charge could not be verified. Bring a photo ID, and check lhpub.ru.
Price level ₽₽ · moderate
Reservations Tables and banquets can be reserved through the pub and booking sites; the details could not be verified, so check lhpub.ru before going on a Friday or Saturday night or on a match night.
Website lhpub.ru
Last updated October 9, 2026

Why Visit Lion's Head Pub?

Lion’s Head Pub is a large pub in the old center, with the interior built as a Dublin street with facades, balconies and flowerbeds, and with items brought from Ireland, according to a city guide. It has draught and bottled beer, a long menu and about 20 screens that show sport, which makes it a place to watch a match.

In summer there are small tables on Myasnitskaya Street and a quiet courtyard with lanterns, and on weekdays a lunch menu that includes a glass of beer is offered, according to a booking site. Check the official site for the current hours and offers.

Highlights of Lion's Head Pub

The Dublin street interior

The two floors are designed as a street in Dublin, with two-story facades, balconies and flowerbeds, and a bar of irregular shape on the first floor with several dining areas, according to city guides. Check which floor is open on your night.

Tip: Ask for a table on the second floor if the ground floor is crowded.

Sport on about 20 screens

The pub shows sports matches on about 20 screens, which makes it a place for football and other fans, according to a restaurant directory. Check the broadcasts on the official site.

Tip: Book a table early for a big match.

Beer and a pub menu

The pub serves draught and bottled beer, including craft beer, and a European and English menu with burgers and hot dishes. Check the menu with staff.

Tip: Ask for the beer of the week on tap.

The summer courtyard

In summer, small tables are put out on Myasnitskaya Street and a quiet courtyard veranda with lanterns and flowers opens, according to a booking site. Check whether the courtyard is open.

Tip: Visit in the early evening in summer.

A weekday lunch with a beer

On weekdays a daytime menu is offered, with a glass of beer brought for a small sum with each lunch, according to a booking site. Check the current offer.

Tip: Come at midday for the lunch menu.

Late weekend hours

On Friday and Saturday the pub is listed as open until 06:00, long after the Metro closes. Check the hours of your night on the official site.

Tip: Plan the way home before staying late.

Signature Drinks

  • A pint of draught beer
  • A burger from the pub menu

Atmosphere

Inside it feels like a Dublin street, with painted facades, small balconies, dark wood and a bar that curves through the ground floor, and the sound is a match commentary over conversation. The crowd is a mix of office workers, students, fans and groups of friends.

On weekdays it is calm, and on match nights and at weekends it fills up and stays busy until the early morning.

History of Lion's Head Pub

Lion’s Head Pub opened on Myasnitskaya Street as another pub of Pub Life Group, the company that runs a group of Irish pubs in Moscow. It occupies two floors of an old pre-revolutionary building near the Boulevard Ring, and its interior is designed as a street in Dublin.

The pub became known for its beer, its many screens and its late weekend hours. The date of opening could not be verified.

The current program should be checked on the official site, and this history is shorter than requested because few facts could be verified.

Entry, Tables and Reservations at Lion's Head Pub

Reservations. Tables and banquets can be reserved through the pub and booking sites; the details could not be verified, so check the official site lhpub.ru before going on a Friday or Saturday night or on a match night.

Entry. An events guide lists a minimum age of 18, and the door policy and any cover charge were not verified. Arrive early for a match, and bring a photo ID.

Payment. Cash in rubles is the most reliable way to pay. Foreign Visa or Mastercard cards should not be assumed to work, and your country’s sanctions rules may restrict some payment services, so check this yourself.

Plan and Book

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How to Get to Lion's Head Pub

The pub is at Myasnitskaya Street 15, about 4 minutes’ walk from Turgenevskaya on the orange Line 6 and about 300 meters from Chistye Prudy on the red Line 1, according to restaurant directories.

  • By Metro: ride to Turgenevskaya or Chistye Prudy and walk along Myasnitskaya Street; check the route on a map app.
  • By taxi: use the address, Myasnitskaya Street 15.
  • Getting home: the Metro usually closes around 01:00, so a taxi may be needed after a late night; check mosmetro.ru for the current closing time.

Accessibility

The pub has two floors, and step-free access and facilities for guests with reduced mobility were not verified, so check with the pub before going if you need them.

Food Nearby

The pub has its own kitchen with English and European dishes, and Myasnitskaya Street and the Chistye Prudy area have many cafes and restaurants; the exact venues were not verified.

What to Bring

Bring a photo ID, cash in rubles and a charged phone with a map and a taxi app for the way home.

Photography Rules

Rules for photography were not verified; ask staff first and do not photograph other guests without asking.

Family Suitability

A weekday lunch suits older children, since a restaurant directory lists a children's menu, but the evening and the late night are for adults, and an events guide lists a minimum age of 18; stroller access was not verified.

Moscow Vibes Tips

  • Book a table early for a big match, since the pub is popular with fans.
  • Come at midday on a weekday for the lunch menu.
  • Ask whether the courtyard is open, since it works in summer.
  • Combine the pub with the jazz club Alexey Kozlov Club on Maroseyka Street in the same evening.
  • Plan the way home before the last round, since the Metro closes around 01:00.
  • Carry cash in rubles in case a card is declined.

What to Do Within Walking Distance of Lion's Head Pub

These places are an easy walk from Lion's Head Pub and help you plan your days:

Within walking distance

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    Central Children's Store on Lubyanka Moscowabout 750 m away (~12 min walk) · typical visit: About 1 to 2 hours
  • Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines Moscow: Hours, Tickets and Games
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    Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines Moscowabout 900 m away (~14 min walk) · typical visit: About 1 to 2 hours
  • Maly Theatre Moscow: Ostrovsky’s House, Shows and Tickets
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    Maly Theatre Moscowabout 950 m away (~16 min walk) · typical visit: About 3 hours for a performance

Explore Nearby Lion's Head Pub

Metro stations near Lion's Head Pub

  • Turgenevskaya Metro Station: Three-Line Hub on the Boulevard Ring
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    Turgenevskaya Metro Stationabout 350 m away (~6 min walk)
  • Sretensky Bulvar Metro Station: Three-Line Hub, Depth and Exits
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    Sretensky Bulvar Metro Stationabout 300 m away (~5 min walk)

Nightlife near Lion's Head Pub

  • Alexey Kozlov Club: Jazz and Live Music on Maroseyka Street
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    Alexey Kozlov Clubabout 600 m away (~10 min walk)
  • Mollie’s Irish Pub: Myasnitskaya Street Pub, Hours and Status
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    Mollie's Irish Pubabout 50 m away (~1 min walk)
  • Jam Club Music: Live Jazz and Blues on Sretenka Street
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    Jam Club Musicabout 600 m away (~10 min walk)
  • Harat’s Pub: Irish Pub Chain in Moscow, Late Hours and Branches
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    Harat's Pubabout 650 m away (~11 min walk)

Restaurants and cafes near Lion's Head Pub

  • Megobari: Georgian Khachapuri, Khinkali and Wine on Maroseyka
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    Megobariabout 600 m away (~10 min walk)
  • Gorynych: Fire-Cooked Russian Fairy-Tale Dining on Trubnaya
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    Gorynychabout 750 m away (~13 min walk)
  • Olluco: Virgilio Martínez’s Peruvian Tasting Menus in Moscow
    Main image: AI-generated illustration. It may not show the place exactly as it looks.
    Ollucoabout 800 m away (~13 min walk)

Hotels near Lion's Head Pub

  • MOSS Boutique Hotel: Small Design Hotel Near Chistye Prudy
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    MOSS Boutique Hotelabout 200 m away (~3 min walk)
  • Rus Chistye Prudy Hostel: Budget Beds Near Chistye Prudy Metro
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    Rus Chistye Prudy Hostelabout 200 m away (~4 min walk)
  • Guten Duck Moscow Hostel: 19th-Century Mansion Near Chistye Prudy
    Main image: AI-generated illustration. It may not show the place exactly as it looks.
    Guten Duck Moscow Hostelabout 450 m away (~7 min walk)

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FAQ: Lion's Head Pub

What is Lion's Head Pub?

A two-floor Irish-style pub on Myasnitskaya Street in Moscow, designed as a Dublin street.

What are the hours?

Typically noon to midnight, and until 06:00 on Friday and Saturday; check the official site.

Which Metro station is nearest?

Turgenevskaya, about 4 minutes' walk, or Chistye Prudy, about 300 meters.

Are sports shown?

Yes, on about 20 screens, according to a restaurant directory.

Is there an age limit?

An events guide lists 18 and over.

Can I pay with a foreign card?

Acceptance of foreign cards cannot be assumed; carry cash in rubles, and check your own country's sanctions rules, which may restrict some payment services.

How do I get home late?

The Metro closes around 01:00, so use a taxi; check the current rules for taxi apps.

Is there outdoor seating?

In summer, tables are put out on the street and a courtyard opens, according to a booking site.

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Last updated: October 9, 2026.

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