Irish breakfast and or the Fish and Chips is delicious. Big Irish bar, sofas easy chairs and high tops. Some days lower level is open for OTB, some days not? You can always bet at a kiosk. Unless you're downstairs, watching your specific track hit or miss. Great service.
As someone who's been attending the Kentucky derby at the Celtic for many years, I'm really done with their money grabs. It's one thing to charge for tables, but it's a whole other thing to charge for water. They only offer bottles of filtered water, so for people who are extremely intoxicated and seeking relief from being overserved in the first place, there's none to be found.Bartenders are fine at their jobs, but with the $25 per head fee for a table they're going to need to start staffing more appropriately. Having to get our own beer at the long line at the bar after paying $100 just to get in the door because the one server scheduled can't handle the workload is a far cry from what one would expect.What has been a wonderful annual tradition for many years in our friend group has been ruined by greed. For those into betting, Celtic isn't the only option in Denver.Very disappointing indeed.
Great bar, friendly and fast bartenders, and great atmosphere. They do have a creepy sheet covered blocked off room that has a "bar" that's not in use and is fensed off. When I peeked in there where two employees behind the counter just standing there like something out of a creep movie! But upstairs was legit. Lol
An Irish pub that is out of Smithwicks really didn't leave a good impression. The good was decent but I question the decision to have a reduced menu tonight. It was a good venue to watch a game but I'm not sure I would return for any other reason.
The paid Jukebox made for a really tough evening in an otherwise adorable establishment with good service and fun decor.Poke your head in, see what the crowd looks like. If you can stomach the patrons favorite song from high school then pop in for a pint etc.They have very large multi-stall gendered bathrooms downstairs.
I would give 0 stars if I could. Yesterday being St. Patrick's Day I thought it would be fun to find my nearest Irish pub and order Corned Beef and Cabbage. After doing extensive research I found this place to be interesting. Hours stated that they opened at 11, so I gave them a call and asked if they were open at around 10:30am , the response I got "Well, I answered the phone didn't I"? So I proceeded to to place my order ignoring that smart allic comment. Got there was not greeted by anyone, there is no visible "Pick Up" area when I finally was noticed by a nice waitress I asked where I could pick up my order. My order was not even placed when I called so I had to wait. Paid 17.00 for 3 small 2" pieces of corned beef, about a 1/2 cup of cabbage and overwhelming helping of mashed potatoes. I work in the healthcare field and did not open the container until I got home that evening. What a HUGE disappointment Celtic on Market.Signed,1st and last time customer!
Brilliant place owned by a terrific couple. The staff is very competent as well. This is an excellent venue to watch rugby.
My bad. Didn't realize this was primarily a betting establishment with food. I was looking for an Irish pub and restaurant. Anyway... The barkeep was kind and managed to serve me as well as he could, being the only front of house person working. The beer was cold and delicious. The fish and chips were... served hot. Best I can say.
Awesome place with chill atmosphere. It’s a great place to bring friends before a game or concert. Or even as a beginning spot for a night out. Beers are good, food is pretty alright (not amazing but good) and the service is wonderful. Also… it’s haunted :)
Great service, great prices. I went in this bar and felt like I had been a patron there for years. My new spot in Denver