The fish and chips were crispy and good. Service was quick and courteous. Would eat there again. Only issue they do not have Killian on tap
An Irish Pub through and through. Nice venue when you consider all the 'bougie' places in Hyde Park. The service is excellent, the Guinness is a great pour, and the pub food is both traditional and served with a twist of Irish classics (think the Boxty). The Scotch menu was not extensive, but the bourban was good - oh and it's blend between indoor and outdoor seating with plenty of TVs to view sports makes it a great place to spend as much time as you may want until you are properly corked or your sporting event finishes up.
Great place! Boxty dishes there are delicious ??. Danny our bar tender was the best of our entire visit to the area. Great staff over all.
Came on a Friday night with a party of 10, signs everywhere said seat yourself, so we waited as tables got up to seat our party bit by bit. We were approached by a waitress who said we couldn’t be seated due to our party size, but all the other servers had told us that it was fine as long as we could find tables. We asked to speak to a manager, but she never got one. We continue to seat our party between two tables, and the waitress came over, didn’t speak a word to us, cleared our tables, threw menus down on our tables, and refused to communicate with us. Eventually another server was assigned to our tables, who was fantastic, and the manager was great. Just double check the attitudes of your staff, but the food was fantastic!
The food was great and the staff as well. Place is a bit too noisy for my taste but it was packed so I wasn't surprised.
Went there for dinner on Friday night. It was busy and the only 2 chairs open in the whole place were right next to the guy playing guitar. When we tried to move the chairs to an open spot 5 ft away, the greedy bartender told us we weren't allowed to move chairs from the bar. We would still be in the restaurant spending our money, just not getting blasted out by the music. Ok so we left and went and spent our $80 at the Wine Exchange!
Good lively atmosphere. Went on a Wednesday night and there was live music and a running club that did a 5K from there and then hung out. Young crowd. Nice outdoor seating area. Decent drink selection and the red ale is very good. The waitress we had was very friendly and thorough answering questions. BUT, for an Irish pub, there was a surprising lack of Irish foods on the menu. Ended up with the Shepherds Pie Boxty - big mistake. There was virtually nothing in it, just a giant fried mashed potato ball. They tasted as good as you could expect for a fried mashed potato ball, but it wasn’t good. Made me feel gross afterwards too. My friend couldn’t even force their way through all three. So, I wouldn’t come here if you’re looking for an Irish food experience. But, if looking for a nice place to get a drink and have a lively atmosphere, this would be a good stop.
Good beer food was good and staff was pretty nice even though they had a full house. They were still attentive.
As a Wisconsin native where Fish Frys Fridays are a religious tradition, this spot has done an excellent job with their Fish & Chips. A 10/10! Good breading, stiffness, spices and doneness, all great. Perfecto! Highly-rated and my new spot fo sure. Congrats!
Paddyfest started at 3pm with traditional Irish music from Mooncoin. Fiddler&TheCrossroads play 7 to 11.