This restaurant is continuously improving. A few years ago I would have given it a two at best. But now, the menu is solid, the food delicious and the service really good. The restaurant is pushing some new desserts, that all look good and I think I will try each one starting with the creme brulee. Great to see the new energy here. My husband loves the fish and chips, and my favorite is salad with salmon. read more

We loved the service and the delicious food My husband loves the corn beef and cabbage. read more

I cannot speak for the food since i didn't have it but my friend got some nachos and she said they were pretty good. But the service was still nice! They have a pool/darts and an arcade area. It's a very divey bar with a pub vibe. Decently priced. Pretty good drink selection too. They have Guinness! If that's your thing, check it out! read more

The Claddagh Restaurant & Pub - Pubs Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

Oh my god the water was god awful. It tasted like it came straight from the toilet bowl and smelled like it too. Food and Service was great we had a good experience with that. And the place is very cool and feels very Irish. But I give ratings based on the water so sorry Claddagh your water is not good. read more

The Claddagh Restaurant & Pub - This is the water, I didn't get much of a picture because this is a cropped image of my delicious Wild West Burger - Pubs Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

This place was great once upon a time, but it no longer lives up to those standards. In order to get good service, you have to be a regular. If not, you're basically ignored and forgotten. The food is mediocre at best. An Irish restaurant should make the best Ruben around, and they do not here. The French onion soup was also anticlimactic. Nothing special about this place anymore at all. We won't be back. read more

The vibe was fun, the food was good (the onion rings were awesome), and the service was quick and helpful!

I went to Claddagh's for the first time with high hopes of it being a good Irish pub. I guess I should have not gone to an Irish pub on St. Patrick's day. Unfortunately, the place was a dump. I already knew going in that it was going to be packed and the service would be slower, but the place was a wreck. First - 10$ cover fee which was fine but the bands barely played and were not even Irish themed. Second- the food was pretty good and the waitress was really trying her best. ( it was basically only her working.) No one knew what food went to what table. Third- it should have been advertised that there would be a 20% event fee on all purchases. Fourth- the bathroom(there was only a single so the lines were super long for the amount of people there) had shit every where and no employee had any entrance of cleaning it. Honestly not the experience I was hoping for. I've been to some pretty good Irish pubs. Claddagh's was not one of them. Im tempted to give it another try not on an event night in hopes for a better experience. But more than likely l won't be back. read more

What has happened to this once premier establishment? I was skeptical of the downward spiral of the reviews. The greetings and bar service were spectacular. So if you are just getting drinks, you will be met warmly and given good service. ALL I asked for was extra tartar sauce for the Fish & Chips. Server requested it. She also recommended that I put the sauce on the side for my grilled chicken. Wonderful. The execution by the kitchen staff failed. No extra tartar sauce. No sauce on the side for my grilled chicken. Very basic instructions not executed. Sorry, but when I leave a 50% tip, I expected more. No quality check before giving me my meal. Yes, it is the little things. That's what brings repeat customers. Best of luck, I am done with Claddagh for food. read more

Service was friendly and very helpful. Special requests and all. Chicken sandwich was fresh and very large, crispy and juicy inside. The Shepherds pie was delicious . Paired well with a Guinness. Will definitely be back. read more

Going back to their roots with a new menu and new staff . Fun place to hang out with friends or special occasions!

Love this cozy hidden gem. Food is authentic and yummy. The Sunday brunch is unmatched & the donut cider is amazing. Highly recommend!

We love Sunday brunch - between the bloody Mary's and mimosas; stuffed French toast or potato pancakes - anything we've tried on the menu has not disappointed They've got Ruben egg rolls too and holy smokes they are amazing read more

The Claddagh Restaurant & Pub - Pubs Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

This is the type of spot where you can't decide what you what because everything looks good. Great cozy spot with good food.

Cold, dreary day so we thought we'd head out for some comfort food. My husband is British and we both adore many dishes from the UK. Had the fish n chips (always a good bet) and the chicken rasher bacon boxty.(a new to me fave) On our last visit I had a boxty for the first time and had the Reuben one. So yummy! Very skimpy portions of ketchup and tartar sauce. We had to ask for more but we were nearly finished with the dish by the time we saw someone to ask for more. We opted for bread pudding since my husband is a big fan of bread pudding in general but I cannot recommend this one. It has a congealed look and texture and just did not hit the mark at all. A squirt of canned whipped cream didn't do anything to add to the experience. Bread pudding is so easy to make, not sure why this one was just so...well, odd. Service was great and the place was quite empty given the rainy day so I can't really speak to the ambiance other than it was a bit bright for a dinner service. We will visit again as it is in the neighborhood and gives us a taste of our happy place. read more

The Claddagh Restaurant & Pub - Bar area, lots of seating - Pubs Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

There are pros and cons to this place. Pros: I've enjoyed my food each time I go here. They have a great menu with a lot of hearty options. I've been here for lunch, brunch, and dinner. Their Fish and Chips is delicious and they'll sometimes run specials, like a special salmon dish, that are definitely worth trying. Cons: their evening staff seems to be taking a "masks optional" approach during COVID. I complained after my first visit when no staff was wearing masks and upon returning, was surprised to see only one staff member wearing a mask. Also, service has been slow the last few times I've been here. Overall, the food is great. I am just planning on doing take out or delivery until management manages to correct the mask wearing problem. read more

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(2.5 stars) Named for a traditional Irish ring and boasting an equally traditional (for the most part) menu, the Claddagh has the Gaelic pub look down cold, an image solidified by the tricolours displayed amid the wood-and-brick interior. Whatever its bonafides, however, the Claddagh offers a fairly underwhelming experience. My first visit here was to place and pick up a takeout order. The hostess who greeted me was amiable, but none of the front-of-house staff seemed to be wearing masks. The food also took a few minutes longer than estimated though it wasn't an unreasonable wait by any means. I went with fried green tomatoes, a half-order of fish and chips, and a half-order of shepherd's pie to feed two. Though the half-orders were billed as enough food for anyone who wasn't starving, portion sizes skewed small. Prices also seemed inflated for the restaurant's concept. Our half orders were $10 apiece with full orders starting in the mid-teens. The fried green tomatoes, an app, ran $11.49. A good value this is not, but it would be pardonable for top-notch food. On that account, The Claddagh is a mixed bag. The fried green tomatoes, thickly battered and accompanied by a deliciously zesty smoked gouda pimento, were very good and well worth it. The fish, a beer battered cod, was likewise battered well and nicely crisped without being dry inside. The shepherd's pie was heartily satisfying though the flavors were a bit understated. On the other hand, the sides ranged from forgettable (slaw) to bad (flavorless, freezer fry-grade chips). The Claddagh's menu appeal and the meal's high notes were enough for me to not write this place off completely, but if I return, it will be with lowered expectations. read more

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Such a cheers vibe! I'm not sure why there were so many bad reviews. I hadn't been in awhile, but there was a lot of staff turnover. Kiya and Emily are amazing bartenders and the food is great!!! My family and I had a wonderful time and stayed longer than anticipated. read more

Gross. My spouse and I stopped for brunch. We had the corn beef "Rueben " potato pancake. It was so saucy. The corn beef was deli meat, the potato pancake was old. The cheese sauce was gloopy and overbearing. Being an Irishman and my spouse is an old chef it was gross. Can't say I would return read more

The concept of the Irish pub, if carried out in the same manner as the pubs actually found in Ireland, is a beautiful thing. To meet such standards, there are things a patron should expect; among them, the following -- Traditional, classic interior appearance and furnishings Welcoming atmosphere Attentiveness and friendliness in service A proper selection of libations Classic, flavorful food offerings that fill the plate and the appetite So if these are the measures by which we should determine the authenticity and value of an Irish pub, how does High Point's Claddagh measure up? As for the setting, it feels a bit more like a hometown sports bar. There's not really the sense of polish and pride in either the layout or the furnishings that one finds in the prototypical pub. It's not a dive bar feel, mind you, but the ambiance doesn't match what I expect from a place labeling itself as an Irish pub. This carries over to the atmosphere and staff as well. Yes, they'll get your order, and in my experiences they'll get it right. But there's no heart in what they're doing, no particular rush to tend to the customer, no effort towards conversation except to ask what you want. Again, it just doesn't line up with my experiences in other quality pubs stateside or Ireland. I've even noticed that folks who appear to be frequent visitors don't even seem to get engaged by the staff, so this doesn't even feel like it's got a neighborhood bar vibe. The bar seems reasonably well stocked, and as best I can tell the drafts, bottles, and mixed concoctions they offer are appropriate. But of course I will judge the bar setting quite heavily on the Guinness they pour. And a place calling itself an Irish pub should not give out Guinness in anything but true imperial pints. The price they're charging for a glass certainly demands a REAL pint and not one of those sissy pints they're hawking. When it comes to the food, it's been a mixed bag for me. I've had a few appetizers here and they've been...okay. By that I mean they're not bad, but I get the sense they're just buying stuff from a supplier rather than crafting the food from their own refined recipes. As for the entrees, well, their shepherd's pie is more like a poor version of cottage pie, and the stew lacks flavor. Sure, maybe I'm setting my sights too high. Maybe I've got unreasonable expectations. But I think when you call yourself something that has a well defined identity, you should make it more than just a name; there ought to be an effort to not only meet the mark but to excel in it. That's especially true in a region where there aren't many other options for those seeking the pub experience. These folks have an opportunity to make themselves something special in the Triad, and yet they aren't taking advantage of it. read more

I haven't been to the Claddagh in quite a while. I came by for a lunch recently and ate on the patio. I really do like Irish pubs because the food and beer selection is usually pretty good and these places always feel more down to earth. I had the fish and chips which came with some slaw and fries. The slaw was mid-grade; nothing to write home about. The fries were fine as well. The fish was good, cooked right and it had nice flavor. The waitress that served us was super friendly and always available too. I'll probably return the next time it is convenient. read more

Great food and very friendly staff. This is become one of our favorite places every time we come to High Point. My husband loves the Reuben and my favorite is the shepherd's pie, but everything is terrific. They have great beer and awesome bread pudding! read more

The food was great! We had the Irish Wedge and the drunken chicken and the panko fried chicken and the food was amazing! Our waiter Troy was AWESOME!!! and the cocktails were a TOTAL MISS!!! read more

The Claddagh Restaurant & Pub - Pubs Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

Excellent food. Exceptional whisky and bourbon selection. Great service. Hoping to make this a regular stop when I visit High Point again

I really shouldn't have to explain a one star review. I could give it one to three on any given day. That's exactly the problem, right? Yeah go have some pints and fat fried food, but this is not your clandestine Claddagh by any means, and THAT JUST SUCKS. Service is wanky, excuses for food being this and that is always, well, excuses.... management changes like NC seasons. Meh, look up Irish recipes on Pinterest and do it yourself. If you read up on Irish cooking, it's quite basic, cheap, and fulfilling to make yourself. I'm LEGIT Irish read more

The Claddagh Restaurant & Pub - Reuben Sandwich (listed as 10.25, but actually 11.25) with MINIMAL ACCOUTREMENTS....So, make sure to ask for extra sauce and kraut - Pubs Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

Used to be one of the best spots in High Point now the service and food are trash. Take your business elsewhere.

We came for the Valentine's Day special, but I have to say I was more than impressed with everything experienced tonight. We started with the Ruben and Rachel egg roll appetizers which were satisfying. My wife ordered the Parmesan Pesto Salmon which she loved, stating it was the best salmon she has had, ever. I ordered the Bacon and Blue cheese crusted N.Y. Strip. I'm a ribeye guy but this did not disappoint. In fact it was at the top of my list for flavor, tenderness and size. It's a generous cut grilled to perfection. Not to mention we finished our date with a huge slice of Irish Double Fudge Chocolate Cake. All in all it was a very memorable night out. Fantastic food, a great server named Erica and left with a smile. My heartfelt compliments to the chef, thank you!!! Don Summey read more

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Got fish and chips, unfortunately there was a rat tail in my tartar sauce. Also, didn't get ketchup. When I called the person on the other line told me to, "shut the fluff up" except she didn't use fluff. Might come back, who knows. read more

This is a very, very solid 4. I've had the exact same thing - twice. Once via delivery, and once in the pub. Half-order of Fish & Chips. The cole slaw is fantastic. It managed to be creamy without being too wet. The chips aka french fries, were cooked to perfection. The cod, perfectly beer-battered and prepared. Portions are very big (especially for a half order) and super fast. The malt vinegar makes it all finish nicely. The service was great. I plan to try more of the menu and some brews (although Guinness is on tap and it's hard to say no to that!) The location is a bit odd and access is a little weird. I am sure the patio is full when it is summertime and the decor is exactly what you'd expect for an Irish-style pub. They have a sister branch in Asheville as well. Highly recommend a visit! read more

Went for dinner tonight and was not impressed with dinner. The wife ordered the Irish Stew and the sausage was dry and crunchy so bad that she did not eat much than a couple of bites. We told the waitress who told the manager who basically blew it off. However, the kicker was as we were leaving a roach that had to be two inches big scurried across the dining room floor. read more

Ok so here goes! This was one of the worst meals I've ever eaten I had Sheherds pie and was so looking forward! Worst ever! No flavor in meat sauce, really needs salt & pepper. The "mash" was so thin it might as well not be there! Who serves poor food like that. My husband had the fish & chips said not bad but this restaurant was stingy with ketchup! Why? Two tablespoons in a small container & you had to ask for more? Finally they charge you to use a credit card! Never ever again ! This business doesn't deserve my business. And I will tell my friends who will tell their friends! Just an awful experience! The next day , suffering from stomach issues. How old was that Shepherd's Pie. Ugh! read more

The food is hit or miss. Sometimes it is REALLY good, then other times it is subpar. Service is fine, that of a pub/bar.

Just ordered delivery from this place the food was bland no flavor at all shepherds pie was garbage as well, Never again. Y'all really shouldn't serve food. Disgusting! read more

The Claddagh Restaurant & Pub - Chicken fingers upgraded bland no flavor Mac and cheese. Not good at all - Pubs Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

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walked out after an hour because we never got food. hostess was rude. we were the only people in the restaurant - there were two tables outside. go to finnegans wake or mccools instead. read more

The food was terrible. I ordered a Cobb salad, the lettuce was brown, chicken was rubbery, and there was barely anything else on it. I immediately threw it away. My mom ordered a cheesesteak with fries, again dry and terrible. Unfortunately this was our first and last time there. read more

So me and my gf came here and completely loved everything let me give you the pro's and con's Pro's ~ The food is amazing and so are the staff here. Con's ~ for the first time me and my gf can agree that we had no cons at all Food recomend are ~ fish and chips and jack the ripper. Top of my recommendation List read more

The Claddagh Restaurant & Pub - Recommend the jack the ripper sandwich its amazing - Pubs Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

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Had a hidden fee automatic charge for bar service. Was ask why when I ordered food and ice water. Was told later by another waiter I had to ask for the bar tip charge to be taken off. (approx 2.50 additional charge added to my bill and another person's bill). We were both drinking water ....not a good way to do business to automatically add a bar tip charge when no beverage ordered. read more

Went today for St Paddy's Day and it was just a money grab. 20% charge on all credit card charges.

This restaurant has been around for a long time. The portions are reasonable and average. Good dinner with family. read more

The Claddagh Restaurant & Pub - Fish and chips - Pubs Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

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the onion rings and fried green tomatoes had a burnt oil after taste to them, couldn't eat them. then mybsteak was pick on the outside of it, didn't have a great flavor, and the texture was way off, it was mushy. when the manager came out she was pointing out that my fiance ate his steak, yeah he covered it in steak sauce to do so. she made excuses as to why the fried green tomatoes were bad, that because they were ordered plain, she wouldn't take them off the bill, they were $14.50 and wasn't except a two bites to try them. she did take my steak off the bill, but our order with still $47, and I didn't get to eat anything but a side of mac n cheese(which was good). at first when we ordered our sweet tea, we received unsweetened teas. sadly won't be back. read more

The Claddagh Restaurant & Pub - The fried green tomatoes - Pubs Near Me - High Point, North Carolina

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Staff is not wearing face covering! I had a very bad experience while coming to this establishment. Neither of the employees was wearing a face covering. Therefore, I left without eating here. read more