When I think of Irish pubs this place fits exactly almost anyone's description. The bartender was knowledgable and friendly as he also became our server. I had the fish n chips which had a thin fired layer from a Guinness batter which I loved. My girlfriend had the Reuben which the meat was seasoned very very we'll it's to bad... More

Great Irish pub - the ambience is inviting. Dark panelling, open layout with wood tables - sorta makes you want to get all drunk and careless and spill beer all over them, knowing that they won't care :-) The wait staff, once they recognized our presence (we had to go find someone and ask them to come to our table,... More

This is our local go-to, whether having a drink before going out to dinner, just looking for a little live music on a weekend night for an hour or two, or sometimes with the kids for a quick bite to eat. It's been around for a long time and just feels comfortable.

The atmosphere is so comfortable in the back rooms. Makes you think you are in Ireland. The food is always good and reasonably priced. The bar always seems to have a nice crowd of happy patrons.

Dark paneling, open or intimate tables, helpful staff. A friendly neighborhood place with a hearty Irish flavor.

As pointed out above, they got the temperatures backwards. Maybe it is a true Irish pub, because the Irish can't cook worth a darn, and they don't bother to refrigerate their beer.

Everyone at our table ordered a different type of burger and they were all super dry. Food was just plain tasting. Not sure I would go back

While potato-leek soup sounded wonderful, it was akin to a bowl of instant mashed potatoes with roasted onion on top, I do not recommend it! Somewhat overpriced, very greasy pub food.

Fun people watching spot, and great pub food. Shepard's pie gets high marks from me. There is always a nice crowd after 7pm, average 20-30's crowd.