O'Hagans Zimbabwe

O'Hagan's is recognized as the largest Franchised Irish Pub Group in Southern Africa, operating 7 days a week. O'Hagan's continued success story is consecrated in the recognition it has earned over the past 17 years as a place where people can meet, eat and relax in convivial surroundings with smatterings of the Irish Tradition.
O'Hagan's Sam Levy village pub offers our Zimbabwean and International patrons what they desire in a safe and homely environment whilst receiving wholesale value for money Pub fare, a menu to suit the hungriest beef eating appetite and the slimming conscious alike.
We opened our doors on 22 December 2010 and since then we have been awarded Best Innovative tourism package/product 2010 by ZNCC and best non hotel based restaurant 2011 by the Zimbabwe Tourism Association.
We also offer a large variety of Local and International Beers, Draught, Spirits and other beverages, presented in the friendly Irish tradition served with local warmth and hospitality. The O’Hagan’s pub is located in a prime up-market location of Sam Levy Village in Borrowdale in Harare. The village pub and restaurant seats 150 people inside and an additional 30 people outside on the terrace. Built in the traditional O’Hagan’s old style Irish pub cottage set up and décor, the Sam Levy shop offers exciting menus and atmosphere with a ‘going green’ theme that is family friendly as it prohibits smoking inside the restaurant.
Live sport is a big part of the O'Hagan's tradition. Patrons enjoy watching their favourite international premier league football teams and rugby matches on large screens placed strategically around. The pub and restaurant is expected to be vibrant, inviting, pleasant and welcoming. The pub has three seating options – a well stocked bar, the inviting and warm/cool indoor restaurant with climate control facilities and the airy outer space which looks out over the Sam Levy Village and Domboshava Road. At O'Hagan's one expects to soak up the vibrancy of Sam Levy Village, get a feel for the hip culture in Harare’s up-market suburb, and enjoy a great pub atmosphere with good food and live sport.