Great Irish-American restaurant with fantastic food and a large spirit selection. I went for…read morevalentine's day and another time yesterday, both days were excellent. The second time I visited, it was a Tuesday night and they had Trivia. If you are looking for a peaceful dinner I would avoid Tuesdays at 7-8:30pm.

We had a delightful dinner here early evening on a weeknight and had no trouble getting a table…read morequickly. Wait staff was very attentive and appeared sincere. I had a chicken entree with asparagus potato gnocchi in a delightful flavorful sauce and loved it. The building it is located in is contemporary but inside the restraint is cozy and decorating touches make it homey. Will go back

In town from California. Played 40 bucks worth of pull tabs. Won a G. Bought dinner and was a hero…read more This place is cool.

We went on a Sunday night and were able to get right in…read more Food 3/5: we got a peach old fashioned, beer, buffalo wings, hot turkey, and turkey Reuben. The old fashioned was very sweet, the buffalo wings were flavor wise okay but overcooked and a bit dry, and overall the turkey on both the hot turkey and the turkey Reuben was dry but covered in sauce. Service 3/5: we sat for awhile until someone came over and apologized that our server changed. We did get a beverage but it took almost 20+ minutes for someone to take our food order. Ambiance 3/5: it was nice to be able to sit outside, the flip side was we were swatting flies the entire time. We loved the water feature, but my husbands arm was getting spritzed the entire dinner. Overall they have good options and a ton of seating, but food quality, service and ambiance could use some work.

I am going on a food tour and that started at Skinner's Pub with their all you can eat Spaghetti…read morenight special. It is spaghetti with toast and comes with the choice of soup or salad. I got a salad and it came loaded with cheese and cucumbers. You get your choice of dressing. The spaghetti itself was good. The sauce is thin but flavorful. It also comes with meatballs. There was also delicious buttered toast on the side. I had two plates of spaghetti and left with leftovers for 12 dollars before tip. Was it the best spaghetti I've ever had? No, my aunt owns an Italian restaurant but it was homestyle. It hit the spot and the value cannot be beaten. The restaurant was PACKED at 4:30 PM and there was a reason for that. Service was great as well. I will happily add Spaghetti Tuesdays to my rotation.

Went here the other day…read more Had wings, pizza and the potato skins. Service was decent. Nothing too crazy. Typical dive bar aesthetic. Dark lighting and some sports going on in the background. If you live close and there are no other options, then come but otherwise probably not worth it. I do not recommend it.

This is a true Irish Pub. Tiny but with all of the charm you need. Got a Guinness and their fish…read moreand chips. Good music. A very chill spot.

This place is close to work and I have been a couple times for happy hour. The staff are so…read morewelcoming and friendly. The space is super kitschy and fun. The vibe is perfect. I've only ever had their fried pickles, and they were good, need to try more of the food soon, which I will as I will absolutely be back.

Went for dinner before 5pm. Wasnt too busy. Loved that there was someone to seat me once walking…read morein. On awkward waiting wondering if this is one of those places where you can just seat yourself. The place is clean and the ambiance has some very nice touches to bring intrigue. The subtle candle-like light fixture was corky and added to the charm. Prices are very reasonable! I had a good idea what I wanted prior to stopping in. Food came out quickly. Less than 10 mins. Lupia was hot and delicious. My first time having one so wilk not compare it to an egg roll. The braised beef rib was tender and juicy. I pulled out the knife but only a fork is necessary. I do wish the meat was a tad saltier but just a personal preference there. Service was pleasant, attentive, and quick. The gentleman who greeted me also thanked me on my way out. It was rather pleasant experience overall and am planning on coming back to try more of the menu!

We went back to George and the Dragon for lunch, and I realized why there was something odd about…read morethe place. No one sits at the bar. It's a restaurant, perhaps reflecting its neighborhood, where people have an occasional beer, but George and the Dragon isn't a drinking hole. That changes the ambiance. The patrons looked well-off, but in that way in which they try hard not to look like they have money. Most of them wore clothes that made them look as if they had just come off the tennis court, or their bike, or after running a five-mile for a great cause. My wife and I still try to look nice when we go out. We don't dress down. Most of the people at George & the Dragon were in their fifties or sixties, including the servers, who were very earnest, if you know what I mean. I'm in my seventies, grew up in NYC, and still try to look hip, and I drink vodka quite often. Maybe that's why I felt uncomfortable. That decade and a half makes a huge difference in how we grew up, and what I experienced in the sixties and seventies. The food was okay, not great. The burger and chicken schnitzel tasted fair to middling. The room was also very loud, filled with exclamations from the tables of "women who lunch," feeling more comfortable with no men at their tables. That's also a demographic and Minneapolis thing. I doubt I'll return to George and The Dragon. I like bars.

A classic British pub in the heart of downtown Minneapolis…read more The atmosphere is always great here , especially during "football(soccer) season There is no other place to watch the World Cup matches with this much fun ! Inside is nice , but their outdoor space is where it's at , a huge lawn garden rooftop - great place to have drinks with friends .or play traditional lawn bowling I am not however a fan of the food here, I'm probably biased but I only order drinks Service can be be hit or miss here as always busy

We actually ended up here twice during our visit to Minneapolis. It has a good variety of options,…read morequite a bit of seating both upstairs and downstairs, and is relatively quick. It does have British pub type food as advertised along with some other things. It does get busy and can be a bit loud but they have enough space that the tables are at least not on top of each other so that really helps with the noise level. I had the split peas because you just kind of have to have a true British thing at a place called Brit's pub and the cheese toasty. The toasty was really the winner here - to be somewhat expected, but wow, nice and crispy and cheesy! On our second visit I had the fish and chips which brought back memories of being in the UK. You can't go wrong with a visit here.

Oh man. Where to begin... I've been going to tappers since 2010, before I was even 21. It was the…read morespot for the neighborhood usuals and it was a great atmosphere. But as the new owners have taken over, things shifted. Generally it was fine but in the last couple months things have gone downhill. The last straw was when I went in for a single drink with a friend, early in the evening and when we got our tabs, we filled out our receipts and left our tips and went on with our evening. The next morning, I was called by my bank about a suspicious tip amount that I had recently left (aka the evening before). These cheapskate cheaters and thieves working at the bar had changed my tip amount egregiously. On one single pint, I think I paid $7/$8? And my tip amount was over $30 making my one beer almost $40. If that is what tappers has become, it is no longer that quaint and unique neighborhood dive bar that Chris and Steve had bought back in the early 2010s. The icing on the top was that one of the owners was actually our bar tender that evening. Slimey and shady and when we called to inquire, we were hung up on. Let this place go back to the dogs. At least the drunks and townies that used to call Tappers their neighborhood pub weren't stiffing the customers.

The best place for sitting down. I've sat in so many places where I had a decent time sitting down…read morebut Tappers is different. Sitting at Tappers is just better. Sometimes I eat a pizza while sitting at Tappers and it's always amazing. Sometimes I drinks some drinks at Tappers and they make sitting at Tappers even better. I highly recommend sitting at Tappers.

This place is not good, from service, to organization, just a mess!…read more I had a bar tender take my order and he never brought it. When I checked back in it turned out he was a bar back who couldn't pour drinks but he asked me for my order! I was also waiting on the waitlist for a table and the buzzer went off so we gave up our space at the bar, only to be told they buzzed the wrong person. The vibes were also off be square we inadvertently went there during Thur night bingo and it was super crowded and just not a fun scene. I hope to not come back here.

Another good lunch here. It's been awhile since we have been here but the food is still good. We…read morehad a Rueben sandwich that was quite tasty. I had two pieces of cod with onion rings. It was good but the fish pieces were very small.