I have to say, I loved the ambiance of Gavaghans. I am not entirely an Irish pub kind of girl, but…read morewhen you are in Rome you do what the Romans do, right? And in Sebring, that means you walk into the cool Irish pub on the circle and soak it all in. The interior alone makes it worth the visit. Dark wood, warm lighting, that cozy tucked-away pub feel that makes you forget you are in the middle of Florida. It feels transported. It is one of those places in Sebring that you just have to see because it is so unexpectedly cool inside. Service was great. I was there for a quick in and out, so I sat at the bar and kept it simple with a chicken Caesar salad. Nothing fancy. For the price, it was very fair, and the flavor held up. No complaints. It did exactly what it needed to do, which was give me a solid meal in a comfortable setting without overcomplicating things. Now let's talk about Sebring itself. Sebring is one of those towns in the middle of nowhere Florida where you find yourself thinking, "I wonder what it would be like to live here?" while also scratching your head a little. It reminds me of The Villages before The Villages became The Villages. There is a concept there. It is adorable. It is charming. And most of the time, it is very, very quiet. Personally, I would go stir crazy living there full time. But I can absolutely see the appeal. And to be fair, Sebring is not always sleepy. It comes alive during major events like the legendary 12 Hours of Sebring at Sebring International Raceway, which draws racing fans from all over the world. There is also the Sebring Soda Festival, the Highlands County Fair, and various car shows and seasonal events that suddenly flood the town with energy. During those times, I imagine the entire vibe shifts. If I were to come back, it would be for one of those big events or for some serious antique shopping, because that is where this area quietly shines. Gavaghans fits perfectly into that Sebring personality. Cozy. A little unexpected. Solid. Worth stepping into. Even if you are not an Irish pub person, it is one of those spots that makes you think, okay... I get it.

I recently met a friend for dinner on a weekday. We both live within walking distance of the Circle…read moreDowntown. It was a first visit for my friend. We sat ourselves at a table nearest a window. The place is dimly lit. We placed our order at the bar. We did not wait long for our meal. We each had the Cesar Salad with Bacon bits and a glass of red wine. The salad was a generous portion, fresh and crisp with just the right amount of housemade dressing. We each ate half of the salad and took the remaining home. The place was quiet with only one other table seated. We were able to converse with each other in a relaxed and unhurried atmosphere. It was a most pleasant evening. I recommend Gavaghans and plan to return on a weekend when the place might have a more livelier vibe.

We met our RV friends here while staying at a locate RV Park - I do like Irish Pubs so my…read moreexpectations were high. We were so fortunate to have Shelby as our server she made a good experience a great one which started the moment we were seated - I always default to a few pints of red ale when available and the ice cold Red Right Return Red Ales were refreshing and delicious. This place was pretty busy, maybe they come for the food and drinks or maybe for the live entertainment, the acoustic here are decent but the music was a little loud but not annoying by any means. We chose the large plumb blackened dry rub wings and the Friday night special fish and chips (delicious haddock). The food was delicious and everything was delivered to our table hot from the kitchen. Dining here was definitely a good choice we had a great time, the prices are reasonable and this is a place I'd return to and probably explore some of their classic dishes my next visit...

The beer is good the food however not so much. Maybe it was a bad night but if an Irish pub serves…read morecold vegetables in and ketchup on top of their cottage pie they wrongfully call a shepherds pie I'm not sure much else would be good. 1 and done for me.

Located in the same plaza as the Publix at County Line and Livingston, Wexford Pub is a cool local…read morespot for freshly tapped beers and Irish fare. Upon entrance it feels like a traditional bar, with a partial wall separating the bar from the restaurant area, which contained ample seating and plenty of TVs for those looking to catch a game. We came in on a quiet Friday night, ordered a couple of drinks at the bar, and chose our own table for our long overdue catchup session. The shepherd's pie quesadilla was a perfectly sized appetizer, served with gravy and sour cream on the side. My date ordered the traditional shepherd's pie and he thoroughly enjoyed it. Service was solid. Our server never disappeared for lengthy periods of time, nor did she show up too often, giving us plenty of time to catch up and converse without interruption. 5/5 Recommend as a local spot for casual drinks and/or dinner.

The only thing good here is the variety of Irish beers on tap. The food is mediocre and over…read morepriced. It's $10 for 5 mozzarella sticks! You can hit several fast food places that sell them for half the price. The kids menu is lacking. I think there are 2 items on it; either chicken tenders or Mac and cheese. Half the time they are out of menu items. The few times I've attempted to get soup, it has been cold. The service is hit or miss. We only come here for Tuesday night trivia, but I won't eat here anymore. It's not worth the money.

I decided to try a Friday night dinner at this newly opened pub and was pleasantly impressed by the…read moreservice, selection and quality of food. My husband and a friend decided to choose the fish special only available Friday. The fish and chips special was hubby's choice, and I chose the platter that included haddock, 5 shrimp and clam strips, with fries and coleslaw. Everything was served quickly and was delicious. Our friend also ordered a large salad, that was fresh and tasty. One extra was the live music with two wonderful singers that we enjoyed after our meal. A few couples got up to dance and it was extremely pleasant. My husband even commented that he could hang out here on a regular basis. Overall the interior had a pool table, dance area, regular tables and high top tables around a rectangular bar, and was nicely decorated with Irish flags and beer signs. We definitely will return to this new neighborhood pub.

Great food? Great service. And the entertainment was great,…read morealso definitely recommend.

Visiting the area for just a couple of days and came across it while driving back to our hotel,…read moreit's within walking distance so we walked over that night, crossing our fingers for a much better drink than we had at another place earlier. Walking in was a fun surprise, it was the best Irish Pub experience! Lots of wood all around, the tables, the bar, the walls, dim but cozy lighting, tables and chairs everywhere. It was very inviting! You order at the bar, which is think is a traditional Irish Pub way, our bartender was great and made some awesome drinks that absolutely made up for our day! We had two of the featured drinks, one was a watermelon tonic and the other was an old fashioned and they were made perfectly! We didn't get to try the food, we just came for drinks and we were not let down!

No waiters / waitresses. Kinda weird. Order rounds at the…read morebar and take them to the table yourself. Food is also ordered at the bar, but a food runner brings the food. Wife ordered the fish & chips. Just OK. Fries were not crispy, still a little white. Cole slaw was bland. I ordered the Guiness beef stew. Dish was only warm, not hot. Flavor was good, not great. Not enough to complain to anyone working there. But certainly would not recommend the place for the food. Plenty of places to drink and root for your team, has options for inside and out. Found a quiet enough place inside, but no TV around. Probably why it was quiet. Thanks, but we'll be trying something else next time.

We went to Claddagh Cottage while visiting Orlando and were not disappointed. We seated ourselves…read morenear the live band and were quickly given menus. Great selection of Irish beers, which we ordered a round of. When it was time to order, our only problem was that everything sounded good, so it was hard to choose. I ended up with the steak & mushroom pie and paid the up charge for Irish brown bread. The crust was flaky and delicious and there were huge chunks of beef in the pie. The Irish brown bread was very good and just like the brown bread I had daily when visiting Ireland. Others in my group got the Irish stew, the steak & ale pie, and the cottage pie, and there were no complaints. We then ordered the Guinness chocolate cake for dessert, which was so moist and tasty! Service was friendly and the pub is warm and cozy, but there is also outdoor seating, if that's your jam. I'd definitely go again when back in the area!

The best Irish Pub in Orlando. Seriously, I ranked them all and this came out on top…read more Great food, great service, great music. The vibes are immaculate; this is what an Irish Pub should feel like. I recommend the Ploughman's Platter ($12) and either a Snakebite (Harp and Magner's) or an ice cold, perfectly poured Guinness.

Stopped by here for a proper black and tan and some grub..of course I get the beer but then…read moreignored...once again..no offer of a menu..all of 12 people here Every single place this clown..Pete Boland..owns..has shit service..every single time. So no..I won't be back here .or the galley or any other place he touches cause theyre all crap.. Now let me wait for 20 mins for my tab so I can escape this nightmare

Had all the great vibes of a typical Irish pub and they even had seasonal special drinks when I…read morewent! Even though it was a Monday, it was still really lively, everyone was friendly, and they even had karaoke going on which the crowd was really appreciative of. I started off with an espresso martini, and my friend and I got cheese curds and Baby Guinness shots together. The drinks were well-made and the cheese curds were fresh, crunchy, and gooey on the inside, with a lovely dip to go along with it. A great night, would want to definitely go again.

Always so friendly, and everything always comes out fast and fresh! I've been a number of times…read morewith my husband and mom, and we always enjoy the laid-back vibe, abundance of Irish decor, great selection of drinks, and wonderful food. It tends to be less busy during the afternoon, so we've never had to wait long for anything. I really recommend the fish & chips, as it's a favorite for us all, but everything I've had here always hits the spot!

St. Patrick's day celebration was a bust. It was a cash only celebration and they have an ATM just…read morefor you. Not only was the food mediocre! $10 entrance fee per person and not enough room to accommodate everyone. Cash only $10 to get in plus $3 ATM fee plus $3 from my bank for using that machine. I am sure that they made out! But, we would never go back!!