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"The Pub with a Warm Heart and Cold Beer" Porter Belly's is a friendly atmosphere to enjoy a pint while watching the big game or sharing a plate of hand-cut fries with a friend. The bar's wonderfully chilled-out atmosphere only goes so far; a proper Irish bar needs a stellar beer selection, a well-stocked bar and a satisfying menu of familiar noshes, and Porter's succeeds on all fronts. Located in Brighton Center, Porter Belly's Pub is a favorite among locals and ex-pats. Delicious food and a warm, cozy atmosphere make Porter Belly's Pub a fine place for a spot of lunch, or to wind down with a pint at the end of the day. Spend time with your friends listening to music, playing darts or watching sports on our large screen plasma tv's - we have live satellite feeds. Porter Belly's Pub is a fun gathering place for taking in a match. We have live satellite feeds (so get up early) for rugby, soccer, hurling, and Gaelic Games, and of course, we showcase all major American sporting events too. Food is served until 10pm (6pm on Sundays), so show up early if you plan to eat. After enjoying a few drinks, those looking to cut loose and dance need only head next door to Devlins On Sundays Porter Belly's opens it's doors for the brunch crowd from noon to 3pm. The brunch menu has a great selection of comfort food favorites including the Steak and Eggs and the traditional Irish Breakfast.

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The bar in Brighton is well stocked, though most patrons opt for the company of a perfectly poured pint of Guinness; there's a good selection of other beers on tap, including Smithick's, Allagash White, and Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA, for those adverse to the black stuff. Besides catching live sports on the numerous TVs, regulars pass the time by chucking darts. They don't serve food anymore, so eat before you go. You can go across the street to the pizza place and bring some back if you want. The Irish Village has been a Brighton institution since the early 1970s, and was originally a place where Irish folks could meet, congregate, and get a taste of home. Drawing in a wide array of locals quickly, it became a true neighborhood pub, and remains that way today, sponsoring several Irish Village soccer teams and boasting a loyal crowd of regulars.