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Comfy hangout offering classic Irish fare, burgers & beers, with TV sports & karaoke nights.
What to order: Shepherd’s Pie · Fish and Chips · Irish Breakfast · French Onion SoupFrom Google Maps reviews.
The restaurant has a area for sitting if you want to eat and another section if you want to drink at the bar. We had a nice lady who attended us and was quick with our orders. The food was pretty good. The mac and cheese was very cheesy. I thought it was cool they brought the burger with the toppings on the side so it didn’t get soggy and you can add it yourself after. The food is made fresh everyday so I recommend trying it out.
High expectations, but not impressed with this visit. Wednesday early dinner , 7/23/25, 5pm. No issue with availability and service, very attentive. Chicken dish with sauce ok, but asparagus flimsy and green bean sized while mashed potatoes served ice cream scoop and lacking in flavor. Long awaited favorite of mine, fish and chips. Fish better than most in area, still lacking in wow factor while the (chips) were a flimsy mess , no crisp or seasoning. As to beer, Stella was fine but Blue Moon dar
If you're looking for a traditional Irish neighborhood pub with better-than-usual food, good drinks, friendly people, comfortable seating at the bar and booths, and sports on big-screen TVs, this is the place. Highly recommended. Excellent for lunch (with an inexpensive selection of lunch specials), dinner (also moderately priced), or just drinks. The owner, Mike Peacock, is usually there greeting customers and runs a great operation.
From the Nov 22, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Hot food was held below 140°F, cool enough for bacteria to grow.
Food surfaces are too worn or badly built to be properly cleaned.