Stopped in for a bite and beer - both were great. Also enjoyed a Magners cider, which I rarely find…read morein the US. They also pour a proper Guinness. I went all in on the Irish pub experience and got the fish & chips. Fish was great and the chips were good but seemed like the could have been fresher. Good crowd and wait staff. Decor was on point too. I'd definitely go back.

Lovely experience! Fantastic and attentive service. Really cool vibes. The space is large, bright,…read moreand open. Plenty of TVs with various games playing. Great place to watch the World Cup. I love the high ceilings, decor, and lighting. Comfy chairs too. Indoor and outdoor seating. Excellent food and beverages! The mango lemonade was very refreshing. I loved the Buddha Bowl! Wow!! I added tofu to mine and it was very tasty, The peanut sauce was so good! I slurped all the leftover sauce up. The curry fries were very flavorful too. I would definitely come back here.

Great people and great food but the location is scary at night when the zombies come out…read more The neighborhood is unpredictable and the city does not care about crime happening all to often in this area. The mayor is not really a mayor at all but rather a buffoon.

Awesome place to watch World Cup and have lunch. Beer was cold and don't sleep on the morning Old…read moreFashioneds! Fish and Chips made with an awesome batter and the cod was delicate and flaky. Thank you Jenna for awesome service. Go Fados!

We popped in for a pint on a whim. Not much Irish on tap outside of Guiness and a cider, but there…read morewere cans and bottles to boot. So a Guiness it was, poured patiently, in rounds, without a spoon and it turned out lovely. The bar tender was Irish and was lovely, the clientele at this particular hour consisted of a group of neighborhood fellas very tuned into jeopardy on the tube and for good reason, "Paolo Pasco, a Filipino-American puzzle writer from San Diego, CA, dominated the Jeopardy! 2026 Tournament of Champions, winning the tournament in early February. He secured his spot by winning the finals in three games, having previously earned $195,717 during his initial run" No food to found here, but you are more than welcome to order from a couple places next door and bring with. Slainte!

Cozy corner Irish pub. It's only been open about a year, but already has loyal customers and now I…read moreknow why. Charming, cozy, fireplace, variety of seating options. Was festively decorated for the holidays. Surrounded by big screens, it was a great place to watch the game. No food served but there's a great burger place next door. We brought in sub sandwiches and cake for a birthday celebration. Can't wait to sit outdoors on patio when it warms up. On street parking was ample.

Swimming amongst a sea of dive bars in the area, Galway Arms might be mistaken for a post-work or…read moredinner spot to grab a drink, serving food as a secondary feature. I stopped by recently after passing by many times and this couldn't be further from my experience! At around 6:30pm on a weeknight, it was pretty deserted. I think some music in the background could have helped the vibe a bit. The staff gave us our choice of seating and was friendly and attentive throughout. We started with the dry rub chicken wings with buffalo sauce and the cheese curds. I was very surprised with how good both were- the chicken wings were extra crispy, not too greasy, and seasoned very well. The cheese curds were also extra crispy on the outside and delightfully melted on the inside. The marinara sauce served alongside was average, but they went super well with the creamy ranch dressing. For mains, we ordered the corned beef with cabbage and chicken pot pie. Both were really outstanding! The corned beef was slow cooked to perfection with a delicious sauce and flavorful mashed potatoes. The chicken pot pie was also hearty with a great flavor and homemade crust. Overall, this is a great spot to get some food off of the usual track. I will definitely be back to try more of the menu!

Shoot, how have I not reviewed Galway Arms yet? I've been here many times and it's been 5 stars,…read moreevery time. Come for the Magners cider on tap, stay for the outdoor patio seating open year-round (heated in winter!) and their delicious food! I've eaten here with my parents visiting town, my boyfriend as a casual/celebration night, and going out with coworkers/friends. Galway can do it all! They also sometimes have live Irish music which I haven't fully experienced but have overheard as I'm leaving and seems like such a vibe. I love their Brussels sprouts, hummus, spinach dip, cheese curds, and Reuben.

My daughter Kathleen and her fiance Eric chose to have their wedding at Chief O'Neils…read more Beer Garden on 6/27/26. It was beautifully decorated and was a perfect choice for a perfect wedding! The food was great and the beer garden was amazing. Siobhan and Brendan and their staff went out of their way to make sure everything was just right. The weather was perfect as well. Thanks to everyone who made it a huge success! Congratulations to Eric and Kathleen McBane Chuck and Dotty Burns

My Daughter danced here with Trinity. I'm Irish and Catholic (Southside Family)…read more This is a Northwest side Irish Pub. I don't know if it's an Irish contractor pub like the Sixpenny or Vaughan's, but it's a nice place. Good Food and Guinness. A strong whiskey list as well. I've been there a handful of times and have enjoyed myself.

Came here for a late night dinner with a large group from work…read more The waitress was nice enough to recommend local drinks. I ordered cosmo - which I wouldn't recommend. It is too strong... I cannot taste any sweetness from it... We ordered large portions of appetizers: cocktail shrimps, house chips and fruit salad. So when it came to the actual dinner, we were all full... I ended up with a chopped salad, which turned out to be good. (Not that it contains peanuts.)

Very good food. Server was very nice and personable…read more Food came out fast and portions were good. I really enjoyed the fish sandwich. It comes with slaw on it. The chicken tenders were lightly breaded and good. Both fried items were not greasy. Daughter said the burger was really good. Service was a little spotty. I would have ordered another beer if our waitress came again. But she was taking care of several inside tables and the outside patio. Plan on spending $20+ per person especially if getting drinks.

Believe it or not, my love wears a claddagh ring that I purchased for her when we enjoyed an…read moreamazing trip to Ireland earlier this year. So we knew we had to visit the Claddagh Ring Pub one of these days. This neighborhood pub on Foster Avenue received some interesting "pub" earlier this season when they promised to pay for all patrons' tabs if the Bears lost to the Broncos, and sure enough the Bears blew a big lead and Claddagh Ring Pub wound up on the news because of the promo. We finally made it here one random Sunday afternoon as we stumbled in after another Bears loss. The bar was pretty packed, but the owner was super friendly to us. He noted that there was a back room with some elbow room, along with some free tavern style pizza that was not gobbled up yet by the fans. Later when I went up to the bar to order drinks, he made sure that I had the chance to place a drink order with minimal waiting. What a swell guy! Loved my pint of Guinness! Perhaps we looked like newbies, but he really seemed to care about us with his customer service. Check out their website for sports specials and happy hour deals. After our enjoyable visit, my love and I look forward to a return visit to Claddagh Ring Pub.

Great location to get a pint and spend time with family, friends and neighbors. This is my spot…read morewhere I get to see my favorite uncle, tell stories , have a pint and catch up! If in the area of Foster and Western, I highly recommend stopping in and having a pint

Just like MJ wearing #45, a real Chicago legend left us at the peak of their game but has returned…read more Anybody that wants to learn how to bartend go sit at Celtic for a couple hours. A real Chicago Irish pub, a dying breed. Don't leave us again Celtic.

Since I haven't been able to move to Ireland yet, Celtic Crossing is the next best thing for a…read moreproperly poured pint of Guinness and a bag of crisps. Monday evenings they have trad music and it has a generally welcoming atmosphere. Bartenders are great - super friendly and service is on point.