Smells bad like throw up and the bathrooms are very unsanitary…read more I don't recommend this business at all If they serve food don't eat it The service was questionable.

Had a cool date with my wife here. We were walking downtown on a Saturday night and spontaneously…read morestopped in. We had a couple drinks oandwere able to sit and carry on a conversation without yelling over everyone else. We will return.

Came in for dinner and Kentucky Derby was on, great fun. Had to try the fish and chips which did…read morenot disappoint with a large piece of fish. Also got the shepherds pie which was done well and not greasy at all. Good local brews and an Irish coffee to end. Great pub ambiance and friendly staff too.

The food was desperately lacking. The bangers were blonde the onions were raw, and the gravy wasn't…read moreGuinness gravy. I got fish and chips and unfortunately, I can say I've gotten better at Applebee's. Our adult children were joining us for dinner and luckily they were late so we ordered when they finally got there we told them to go somewhere else to eat. Our tab was $59.08 and we left a $10 tip on the table. I won't ever go back. when you're Irish and you have a mammy and an aunt Katie, you know how this food is supposed to come out, I was raised on it, thought we were going for some comfort food with my people and boy, was I disappointed. They were out of shepherds pie. That was probably a blessing. The staff was pleasant enough, but not very attentive. Somebody did ask me about my food and she even noticed that my husband's plate didn't look right, but she never made a reappearance. if you order tea it's gonna come in a bottle, if I was told that or if I was presented the bottle unopened, I would've declined it and got a Coke. Was it an off night? No, I think that this was standard operating procedure by the clientele that was in there and I guess when you don't know any better you think it's great, but when you know better, you know it's well below par.

A great little place to have lunch and a beer! We loved sitting upstairs in front of the window, it…read morewas like we escaped to a small village in Europe! The food was great, the bartender was very nice, we had a great time! A little gem nestled in the back corner of the village shops, I'm happy to have found them!

We ducked into Boudicca's Celtic Pub trying to beat the Gatlinburg heat with a party of nine--not…read moreexactly an easy group to accommodate on a whim. Instead of being turned away or treated like a burden, we were immediately welcomed and found a great spot upstairs with awesome views of the village. The food and drinks completely delivered. The beer was fantastic, and you could tell the bartender actually cared about the quality of the pour (you have to try the Blacksmith). We started with the soft pretzels and beer cheese (excellent), but the absolute standout was the Celtic Spice Bag for the entree. I can't recommend it enough--you have to try it. I've been to a lot of Irish pubs around the world, including plenty in Ireland. A lot of places think that slapping some Claddaghs, harps, and four-leaf clovers on the wall while blasting the same five pub songs we all know by heart is enough to make an Irish pub. Boudicca's has the decor and the music, sure, but that's not why we'll be coming back. When you walk into a real pub over on Salt Hill in Galway Bay, what actually makes the place special is the atmosphere. It's the genuine welcome from the people, the care behind the bar, and food that feels unique. Boudicca's captured that exact feeling right in the middle of Tennessee. The staff was fantastic, the vibe was perfect, and we had an absolute blast. Highly recommended.

While in town for work my coworker and I decided to try out O'Hara's Public House. I am a fan of…read moreproper Irish pubs and food. I started off by ordering the Bavarian Pretzels. The pretzels were fresh and savory and the Harp Lager Beer Cheese was the perfect pair to complement the pretzels. For my main course, I went with my ole faithful Irish pub meal, Fish N' Chips. I will honestly say, this was one of my favorite Fish N' Chips meals in America. I have tried Fish N' Chips while traveling in Ireland and the Fish N' Chips from O'Hara's is a solid second behind that. Our server was attentive and helped navigate us through the menu. The ambiance was that of a proper Irish Pub. Overall, I will give say O'Hara's was a PHENOMENAL choice for dinner. I will highly recommend to others who may be visiting the area.

Wish I could leave zero stars, but our waitress ended up being extremely nice…read more Walked in looking for a table of 4. They told us 20-30 minutes which wasn't a problem. Now mind you there were a lot of empty tables with "reserved" on them at that point. Fast forward an hour later, because we didn't get a txt from them, we went in to see what the story was. They proceeded to tell us it would be another 30 minutes. Also the seats that had "reserved" on them were still empty! They said they would take care of us, and walked us over to the bar side, and told us we would have to stand at the counter to eat! I was fuming. The other three from my party walked out, while i proceeded to tell the manager this was extremely poor service! All he could say was they were busy. I pointed out the empty tables that were empty when we first walked in an hour ago and are still empty! They finally gave us one of those tables. We were out in an hour and guess what ...... there were still empty tables with "reserved" on them! Would NOT recommend this place to anyone! My suggestion is to go someplace else!! Like I said, our waitress was extremely nice and couldn't apologize enough.

We were "skeedaddling" from Carey NC and in need of dinner when my wife came upon McGuires Pub in…read moreHickory NC. The pub is in the basement of a building which is not always a good thing but in this case, it worked well! The spiral staircase added character to the pub and the character kept on keepin' on as we entered the restaurant. The inside is brick and wood which gives a pleasant dive feel. The staff was friendly and we were seated promptly. It was around 7:30 pm on a Saturday evening so it was pleasantly uncrowded. We ordered Irish potato soup, fried cheese curds, the Reuben on sourdough bread and fish n' chips. They were all amazing!! I had the soup and it was delicious- it was their take on French onion soup with potatoes and carrots. They always have it so if you like soup- GET IT! The cheese curds were legit- the cheese was tasty and the breading just right. My wife ordered the Rueben on sourdough instead of the offered rye. The sandwich was a classic Reuben which my wife liked so much that I had to have a bite. It was great! Plenty of corned beef and hash with a sauce that added the right amount of tang. My son ordered the fish and chips. The fish was outstanding and my son and I both agreed that it was as good as fish that we had recently had in London- awesome! One note about the fries- the fries were scrumptious and came in a shape that seems like they shaved from a potato rather than the usual shape of a fry. The shape was neat but the taste was no joke- delicious. Oh, and if you like sweet tea, they have it.;) Overall, it was a great dinner in a great place with friendly people at a fair price. Now we know where to go the next time we are in Hickory. If you live in the area and haven't tried McGuires, do yourself a favor and go!!! Thanks, McGuire's Pub!!

It was extremely cold! The food was great with wonderfully generous portions. Absolutely too cold…read morehowever to the point of unpleasant.

I really loved Claddagh Restaurant and spin. From the service, to the ambiance, to ultimately the…read morefood.. it was amazing. They offer both interior and exterior seating, with the exterior being dog friendly. Parking can be tough as there is only street parking which can get full depending on peak times. Apart from this there are parking garages scattered throughout the downtown area that do charge fees. The location wasn't extremely busy when I arrived, however, there were a lot of patrons. My husband and I each ordered a meal, drink, and an appetizer to share. Mo complaints! Everything was so flavorful. If it wasn't for our early start the next morning back home, we definitely would have stopped in again for lunch!

Was very yum! We had fun chatting up the bartenders. The drinks were strong and on pointread more

First time here, had seen a lot of recommendations on Greenville Foodies…read more First impression was the music was so loud I couldn't hear the server! We asked for an area without a speaker above. We were sat towards the back in a booth. Dining area is very clean. Wimbledon being shown on the TV. Server was quick and helpful. Sundays are Brunch only. We were disappointed as there are so many good things on the regular menu. Luckily they still serve Fish and Chips (Wedges) however a smaller portion. The fish and chips were excellent. Very crispy batter and nice fresh cod. No desserts available either. I would have tried the Bread and Butter pudding Bathrooms were extremely clean and tidy. Will have to return during the week to try other British favourites. The eggs and home fries coming from the kitchen looked good but we wanted the Irish Fayre.

Cute little Irish pub on the Main Street in woodruff. They had multiple TVs and were showing all…read morethe NfL games, I was shocked they were so empty! Food was very good. Again not sure why they were empty! The bartender was serving the tables. I believe he might be the owner as well. Definitely a place to visit if you're in Woodruff

We haven't been to this place since it took over Legal Remedies...but we finally decided to check…read moreit out on a Friday night. Well, the place was packed! The entire place looked entirely different than how I remembered it (as Legal Remedies). Still very casual, but definitely more of an Irish pub vibe. I liked the Irish sports flags hanging from the ceilings...definitely added something fun to the ambiance. The menu has changed quite a bit too. I was bummed that they no longer had the Schnitzel, but they did have a tasty variety of items to choose from. My husband tried the Chicken Pot Pie, which looked good...and I had their Philly Cheesesteak. Well, I was surprised just how good my Cheesesteak was....beyond good, in fact. It was DEE-Lish!! I also enjoyed the drink, Monte Carlo. Small in size, but very, very strong! Service was good too. Despite how bustling it was, our cute waitress with green hair did a fine job. I actually didn't think I'd like the place at all...but their festive Irish vibe and the Philly Cheesesteak changed my mind!

This place is a great irish pub. Type of atmosphere. The food is so good. We go back at least once…read morea week to try something new. And so far, everything has been so good.

This place is the BOMB! The atmosphere is lively, yet casually laid back. Perfect for that casual…read moredrink with a friend or relaxing place after a long day. But even better is the service. Dennis & Logan are two of the dopest bartenders out there who also know how to make a killer drink. I love coming here for Dennis' expert take on an old fashioned, which he has spent a lot of time and effort refining. And I don't kid when I say that this is Greenville's best old fashioned. The attitude behind the bar is very laidback, which will likely offput people expecting a pretentious, posh atmosphere. But if you want a drink made by people who care about what goes in your glass, trust me, pay Rey's a visit.

Since Google is filtering my review.... Very disappointing experience. We brought a group of 20+…read morepeople last night and were treated with unnecessary hostility by the bartenders. One bartender (with a nose piercing) yelled at my brother-in-law for placing a small piece of paper behind the bar because there was no trash can near the dart area. When my brother asked if he would have preferred it be thrown on the floor, the bartender replied, "Actually, yes." It was a clear no-win situation. The overall tone from the staff felt aggressive and confrontational. Another bartender (with longer hair) made a comment to our group saying, "If that bitch blows her whistle again," using derogatory language toward women in our party. That level of disrespect is unacceptable. Because of the staff's behavior, we took our entire group, and our business, elsewhere and will not be returning. This experience left a very bad impression, and management should be aware of how their bartenders are representing the establishment.