O'temple Bar
Irish pub serving beer, cocktails and homemade Anglo-Saxon food in Montauban
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About O'temple Bar
O'Temple Bar is an Irish-style pub serving Irish beers, whiskies, cocktails, burgers, fish and chips, and tapas. The venue offers a terrace, darts, billiards, concerts and sports screenings.
It serves customers at its pub in Montauban, France, with food and drinks available for on-site dining and table reservations.
Product: Pub serving Irish beers, whiskies, cocktails and homemade pub food, with a terrace and entertainment.
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