Great place!!! The atmosphere was awesome as it was nice and relaxing and it wasn't busy at all…read more Our food was delicious and the options were great. I had the wings and fries and they were good. Others in the group got shepherds pie and it looked fantastic as well.... Definitely a nice place to visit. Our waitress was fantastic. She provided great information about food. Our drinks were always full and they were delicious.

Went with a group of six for dinner last night. We had a great time. The Service was excellent and…read morethe food was good. I had the Thursday night Beef Dip special with Onion Rings. Very good! Others had Burgers, Salads, and Wings. You get a huge portion of fries with your sandwich. Prices are fair and they have 18 beers to chooses from. I enjoyed Blue Moon on tap. This was my first time here and I will be back!

Went here for the 9 pm-close happy hour after the Hidden Wonders magic show (which is a…read moremust-visit). We ordered the broccoli bacon cheddar soup and the special stew. The stew was so, so good -- truly delicious and comforting. The soup was good as well, though I would've loved it just a tad creamier. I ordered the Jen's Java cocktail, which felt perfect on a dense, foggy, cold night, and it was very good. My partner had the Bora Bora mocktail and it was absolutely delicious. Service was prompt, and the ambience is classic pub-like and inviting. A solid spot to wind down the evening.

The service was excellent with our food coming out unbelievably fast. However the dishes we tried…read morewere only alright and we felt the price was a bit steep. The location itself is convenient being near the sky train and it's near the lovely water front.

Not sure how Irish this place is, but the pizza was good and drinks were solid. I saw only 3-4…read morepizza choices on the menu...Irish pizza? Service was at the bar, so really no follow up on your food, drink or if you need anything. Trivia night was a lot of fun; the host did a great job engaging the crowd and keeping it moving along. I'd go back.

A wonderful evening in Bellingham, Washington, USA. Guinness available, along with a small menu. I…read morewill definitely visit again.

Excellent food, service and craic! Sessions on Wednesday in Skagit are uplifting and fun with TRAD…read moremusic played.

Reservations accepted and we were seated quickly See my…read morebeverage photos We loved every item including soda bread Cottage pie Braised beef stew

We ate here while coming through on a cruise. Seven of us found quick seating. Make sure you ask…read morefor outside versus indoor as the inside was a bit stuffy. Food was good. I enjoyed my cod and chips. The mac and cheese was enjoyed by my kids. Be warned - a cheese pizza is just cheese on crust so its really heavy. Ambience wise it has an old atmosphere feel and the staff was great.

The Irish Times is such a fantastic find in a lovely part of town. We spent a great evening sitting…read moreout on the sidewalk, but the interior is just as impressive--a beautiful and historic building dating back to 1894 with very lively music playing inside. I was honestly shocked by how good the food was. I had initially assumed it might be a spot primarily for tourists, but a dear friend of mine who is a local mentioned that people in Victoria actually love coming here. She even noted that some friends from her children's school were there just the night before for an alumni weekend. The menu absolutely exceeded my expectations. I was blown away by the fish and chips; the fish was moist with a light batter and wasn't oily at all. The burgers, Irish stew, and shepherd's pie were all delectable as well. The real standout, however, was the sockeye salmon in a pesto preserved lemon broth--it was so addictive that I wish I could replicate the recipe at home. It is very easy to see why this spot has received so many accolades, and I would love to return the next time we are back in Victoria!

We dropped by a couple days after they had just opened. The interior is clean and holds that Irish…read morepub charm. I thought their washrooms were nicely designed to allow you a personal stall, but at the expense of a tiny sink (like the Japanese style of saving space). I tried the Yorkies while my friend got the Pachos. He grew up eating pachos with his friends and raved about the dipping sauce - sure enough, I thought it was pretty good! Since they are brand new, it appears they are still doing lots of training with every server paired up and learning on the job. This resulted in the appearance of overstaffing in an almost empty restaurant (we dropped by at a weird time) but I'm sure they'll work out their staffing schedule soon.

We went to Kelly O'Bryan's last week for lunch. The server, Meghan, was exeptional service as well…read moreas very friendly and helpful. The food was fairly good, we were a little surprised there wasn't more traditional Irish dishes available. We were all very please with the experience overall and will certainly be back. Thanks again Meghan, for making our lunch so very pleasant. 3 Siblings

Embarrassed to admit since they definitely know their neighboring restaurant is what brings some…read morecustomers in, but this pub was a diamond! It was really cold outside and we were waiting for our takeout to be ready and walked into the pub. Seated right away and enjoyed some drinks over poutine. Friendly staff, cool interior, good drinks!

While waiting to be called for the Laowai lounge across the street, my kid and I ventured into this…read moreIrish pub/bar to get a drink. I've not been to this pub's past location in Gastown so I can't compare it to its past venue, and I'm not a beer drinker, so I can't comment on that, but we both had a great time here! The pub interior was very reminiscent to the Irish pubs I frequented back in the day, when I spent time on the Emerald Isle: dark wood panelling, humongous selection of liquors and beers and bottles on the mirrored bar back, Guinness decor (posters and tchatchkies) interspersed with relics of various Catholic saints and deities. Wooden tables and chairs. Servers with genuine Irish accents. It felt like the real deal. Oh, and if you're into whiskey, they have one of the most extensive whiskey menus I've seen in Vancouver, by far (I am attaching a photo). Their food menu was impressive, too, especially for an Irish pub (which, in my day, wasn't really known for its food!). I had a Bailey's and my kid had a shandy (she had never had one before and she loved it). Our server was friendly and the atmosphere, casual and welcoming.

This is a locally owned place, where the owner is from Ireland. The staff was friendly, attentive,…read moreand can pour a proper pint. I tried the appetizers, and they were delicious. This place has darts, pool tables, trivia nights and other events.. I would strongly recommend this place

Great informal spot, friendly ambiance, reasonable prices, friendly and fast service, good food…read more Very good place for group meetings - they have a slightly separated space for it - like a club, small group. The food was very very good - I had fries and steak bites, my friend had a salad. In March I was attending book launch - it was catered very well and at the same time did not interfere with general clientele. There are TVs and music, quite audible but not overbearing and you do not have to shout to have a conversation. A good place for food or to have a group meeting with food and drinks.