DURTY NELLY'S

Good drinks. Great people. A great time in Deadwood.

A TRUE IRISH PUB EXPERIENCE

Some of Deadwood's best stories aren't found on Main Street.

They're found just below it.

Step through the doors of Durty Nelly's and you'll discover one of the most unique Irish pubs in the Black Hills. Tucked beneath Oyster Bay inside the historic Fairmont building, the pub combines handcrafted drinks, karaoke, live entertainment, and more than a century of Deadwood history.

It's not just a bar.

It's part of the building's story.

Durty Nelly's Hours

Opens daily at noon

Sun & Mon until 10pm
Tue & Wed until 11pm
Thu until Midnight
Fri & Sat until 2am

WHAT YOU'LL FIND AT DURTY NELLY'S

Hidden below the streets of Deadwood, Durty Nelly’s is a pub experience unlike any other.

Karaoke Nights

Thursday – Saturday • 7:00 PM until Close

Take the stage, cheer on your friends, or just enjoy the entertainment. Karaoke nights have become a Durty Nelly's tradition.

A&B Pizza

Craving pizza?

Order from A&B Pizza upstairs and enjoy one of Deadwood's favorite pizzas without ever leaving your seat at the pub.

Adults-Only Claw Game

Test your luck. Claim your prize.

Our adults-only crane game has become one of Durty Nelly's favorite surprises. Stop by, take a shot, and see what you can win.

Private Parties

Looking for a unique place to celebrate?

One side of Durty Nelly's Irish Pub is available for private parties and special events. It's the perfect setting for any occasion that deserves a memorable venue.

A PUB BELOW THE STREET

Today, Durty Nelly's sits underground.

Originally, it didn't.

Like much of historic Deadwood, this part of the building once stood at street level. After devastating floods reshaped the town, the streets were raised, leaving what was once the main floor beneath today's sidewalks.

Look around and you'll notice something unusual, windows in the basement.

They aren't there by accident. They once looked directly onto the streets of Deadwood, offering a fascinating glimpse into how dramatically the town has changed over the last century.