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If you think you've reached the end of Taojiang Lu, keep going and you will stumble upon the gates of O'Malley's, one of the first Irish bars in town. This bar/restaurant is in a mammoth rustic building with a lawn big enough to accommodate large events.

Described as an 'American Cafe', Malone's is home to the most extensive burger menu in the city. Smack in the middle of Tongren Lu just around the corner from the Shanghai Center, Malone's is usually packed with expats and the out of town business crowd. Upstairs plays host to a Filipino cover band most nights, an extensive bar can satisfy any thirst, and the outdoor seating is quite appreciated...

One of Shanghai's most popular and longest running sports bars, The Big Bamboo is the first place to go if you're looking for beer in a bar and sports on TV. They host live feeds of virtually all championship games in virtually all sports, as well as offer daily happy hour specials and drink deals. They've also got pool, darts, foosball, and a full menu of western dinner options and pub fare. ...

There are certain places that are perfect for watching sport. Oscar's in one of them. A selection of TV screens are scattered over the pubs two floors along with the obligatory pool table and dartbords; however the pub is small enough to retain a original feel to it. Imagine Cheers in the French Concession.

Just around the corner from the madness of Hengshan Lu, Eager Beaver is a recommended respite for anyone looking for the more relaxed atmosphere of a neighborhood local. Beaver's bottled beer list is one of the best in town and the pub food menu is quite respectable. Watch a game on the big TV, hone your skill at foosball, or simply shoot the breeze with your fellow drinker.

The Blue Frog pub/restaurant chain has been around in Shanghai for over ten years. The menu is basically unfussy American-style food -- burgers, pastas, salads, sandwiches. To drink is a reasonable selection of beers (both bottled and tap). Its daily four-hour happy hour and it's two-for-one burger Mondays have made it a popular haunt among expats.

The Blue Frog pub/restaurant chain has been around in Shanghai for over ten years. The menu is basically unfussy American-style food -- burgers, pastas, salads, sandwiches. To drink is a reasonable selection of beers (both bottled and tap). Its daily four-hour happy hour and it's two-for-one burger Mondays have made it a popular haunt among expats.

The Blue Frog pub/restaurant chain has been around in Shanghai for over ten years. The menu is basically unfussy American-style food -- burgers, pastas, salads, sandwiches. To drink is a reasonable selection of beers (both bottled and tap). Its daily four-hour happy hour and it's two-for-one burger Mondays have made it a popular haunt among expats.

Brix is a self-styled up-market "urban pub" serving Austrian food and other pub classics like nachos and wings. Tables are mounted with a nifty high tech gadget: self-serve beer taps.