Are you looking for a great Irish pub in Vancouver? Yes, this is the right place. I came to this…read moreplace since when I moved to Vancouver. This is a great pub with great food. My favourite food is their Pachos and Irish Yorkies. Their service is amazing and this place has a great decor. This is one of my favourite spots in Vancouver.

I came here with 2 friends for my birthday. The $30 off birthday deal is absolutely crazy and I got…read morethe Irish short rib. It was very yummy and tender. My friends got the fish and chips and beef dip (I think?). The fish and chips portion was huge. Small complaint - when we entered, the music was playing but once we got seated, it got turned up very loudly. Granted, we were sat under speakers but it was incredibly loud to the point I felt very overstimulated by sounds and had to put headphones on the whole time while I was there. I understand it is a pub but it was hard to hear the people sitting next to me with the music blaring. I would come back again because the food was good and it is free on your birthday. However, I'd probably go for lunch when it's less rowdy.

What enticed me to try this place out was their $5 lobster rolls Happy Hour special, and they sure…read moredelivered. They served THE BEST lobster rolls I've ever had! We also lucked out by going on an evening where they had open mic. The talents were great! The service was fabulous, and the bartenders were very friendly. It's a fun place to go and hang-out for some cool indie music and amazing lobster rolls! Try the BLT, you will not regret it.

The atmosphere in this place is awesome. I can't believe I've lived in Vancouver most of my life…read moreand I've never been here before. Really great pirate ship vibe inside. Pretty good food too had the lobster grilled cheese hit the spot. The cider was also very good. Bartenders had a good sense of humor.

Place was busy, and loud, on a Saturday afternoon, we sat at a table at the window with a great…read moreview of the foggy inlet and Morton Park. One waitress working the whole place made delivery feel a little slow, but we had our drinks within 5 minutes of order and food within 12. Fish and chips was really good, hot, crispy batter around moist tasty fish and the fries are skinny and crisp. All around a pleasant lunch after a chilly stroll.

This bar has great views of the english bay which is beautiful. Coming to the food and drinks the…read moreoptions are pretty limited and I wasnt very impressed with it. The service is good like that of a bar. Really wish they have more food and drinks options would love to enjoy it with that view

This review is for the attached Beer and Wine store…read more Average at best. I miss the days when all the staff that worked there had facial piercings and crazy coloured hair. Oh, and they were all super friendly. I guess management changed a few years back and so did all the staff - now I'm surprised when someone even acknowledges my presence, let alone asks me how my day is going. Pricey, like most beer and wine stores, and has a small selection. I tend to only go here if I happened to be in that neck of the woods and it's ten minutes to 11pm so I don't have time to go anywhere else. The bar could be good, but honestly I've never felt the need to go check it out.

Absolutely terrible in every possible way. The place hasn't been painted in years, is dirty, and…read morethe seats are ripped from a thousand dirty bums. There is a particular stench of grease that permeates everything. Absolutely gross in every possibly way. AVOID.

I've been coming to this pub for many years having worked relatively close for 7 years in the early…read more2000's. It was always ok, but nothing to write home about. Service the same, but today was on a whole new level, and not in a good way. We were sat quickly by a young man, who was friendly. Our server brought us waters with ice and lemon as asked. We ordered a couple of beverages which were dropped in a reasonable amount of time. When we asked for a few minutes to peruse the menu we got plenty of time to do that. PLENTY! I finally stood up and asked the other server if we could please place our order, who then brought us to the attention of our own server. She came over and oh have you had time to decide? No apology for the twenty minutes we had sat. Another couple came in after us, ordered and had the food delivered, by the other server, before we even placed ours. Ordered, asked for our water to be refilled. Never happened. I finally asked another gentleman if we could have more water, and he got it right away. When our food was dropped, there was no mention of our water miraculously appearing. The food was boring, bland, and not overly generous in the portions. My fish pieces were large, but mainly batter, the fries were hot but as soon as they cooled a little they were very greasy. The coleslaw tasted like nothing at all. The lovely K has the Cajun chicken Cobb salad. The presentation was nice, but it was equally underwhelming. The left 3/4's of my plate. The other server came and cleared our plates and asked if I was still working on it. My response, "definitely not!" elicited nothing. We will not return.

This is a nice little pub. I was only here for lunch and had the fish and chips. It was okay…read more Tasted a lot like the fish n chips I got at Match. Anyway since it was lunch I didn't check out their beer menu. People were nice and the place was clean. I expect to come back her the next time I am in Vancouver. Maybe after a few drinks I can give it a more thorough review. Definitely worth a try if you've never been.

Bit nostalgia, bit imaginary, and a bit hallucination…read more The Regal Beagle, there is a pop culture reference to this place, to me and a certain generation of others. I was hoping to see some of my other friends come by, namely Jack, Chrissy, Janet, and possibly Stanley, Helen and Larry. They weren't here. I could only imagine they came. This place is a pub/sports bar. Nothing fancy nor upscale. It serves a purpose, and there's nothing wrong with that. Brunch on weekends. Bacon and eggs (any style) with multi grain toast and deep fried potatoes as hashbrowns. $15. The area is up for redevelopment, and it will only be a matter of time before this place and other businesses are razed. Come before that happens.

I came in to watch March Madness with a friend at around noon on a weekend. The staff member seems…read morevery familiar with the schedule and channels. There weren't many people in the restaurant when I came in. The dry ribs that I got were pretty decent but the portion is small. One qualm that I had was with the server that helped my table. She wasn't mean but she certainly wasn't nice and my friend thought the same. It's a fine place but the next time I want to watch a game, I couldn't come here again.

5 stars for their pickle backs. Can't beat the price and the juices are salty and wonderful…read more GET THE GARLIC BREAD. It tasted fresh and def not from a frozen pack

Once you are in and go out for anything they will make you wait in line again without warning. When…read moreyou leave for any reason they will let more people in to get more money without telling you that you can't enter again without waiting in a long line. They only care about money and not about the experience of the customers.

The service and food were both excellent. We went on a Friday and enjoyed the live music as well.read more

NOT SO HAPPY HAPPY HOUR…read more We popped into the Wolf and Hound Irish Pub, which boasts on its website that it's "a good place to hide from the yogis" (not the smartest way to endear itself to this particular neighbourhood!) for some mid-afternoon scran. Between the two of us we ordered deep-fried pickles, poutine, "slow-roasted Angus beef yorkies with crisp onions and au jus", a side of fries and one soft drink. For $8, we got 4 slices of dill pickle (likely one pickle in total) breaded and deep-fried with ranch dip. This was the most successful item because it seemed to be freshly made and hot. At $2 a piece it was wildly overpriced. The mini poutine ($7) was disappointing. The chips were okay, but the cheese was clearly not the required "squeakers", more likely plain old mozzarella, and the gravy was oddly flavoured and unsatisfying. Half of it was left in the bowl uneaten. The so-called yorkies ($9) with so-called slow-roasted Angus beef were a joke. Straight out of the freezer via the microwave without a doubt. The two tiny yorkies were flat and tough. If they'd ever had the famous yorkie puff and lightness it was long gone. The beef was tough and lifeless. And the "au jus" - extremely salty and my guess is it was, not long ago, a powder in a packet to which hot water was added before arriving at our table in a tiny pitcher. I would honestly be embarrassed to serve that dish to anyone. The side chips ($4) were adequate. They arrived hot, at least. One soft drink ($3.25) was served in a glass with a few small ice cubes. It was not cold. At least we didn't get a can plopped down in front of us like at many places. Service: he took our order and he delivered it to our table. No inquiry how everything was, no "Would you like anything else?" No "How was everything?" when we paid. (We gave up waiting for a bill at the table and went to the bar to pay.) He seemed to be the only server in the place and there were several people at the bar, so perhaps they kept him busy. Servings were small and are perhaps mini versions of what is served at full price during non-Happy Hour. I hope so. Our total bill for a decidedly unsatisfactory repast was $33.04 with tax. The Wolf and Hound is in our neighbourhood and we wanted to give it a try. We like to avoid the chain restaurants and want to patronize local independents. Unfortunately, if this was indicative of the