We've passed this place many time an and have never been over 5 years. It always looks lovely but…read morejust haven't stopped in. It appears there are two sides. The inside area and the bar high top area. There are lots of TV's and you can't have and view inside of this place. We were given seats quickly and taken to a booth. Service was nice. The food was good. What I ordered is what I expected. I would definitely go back based on wanting a quick bite. My wife even enjoyed the white French dressing for the side salad.

We ordered the to go order of corned beef and cabbage. Literally no corned beef to be found and…read morejust a flavorless pile of cabbage mush. The stew was just broth with a small amount of carrots and potatoes. We winded up just throwing both away and ordering fast food since we were hungry. When we contacted the business they told us there was corned beef in it just not huge slices and mixed throughout, so I didnt appreciate the gaslighting either.

Who doesn't love a neighborhood Irish bar? The vibes are good and cozy in here. They have a good…read moreselection of beers and cocktails and casual drinks. Staff is pleasant and I love that they have specials on weeknights, like $1 hot dogs on Mondays. The space is pretty big depending on how busy it is, but it can accommodate big groups easily on a casual weeknight.

Did you know Cork Harbour does breakfast? I went to watch a futbol game and they had super yummy…read morebreakfast sandwiches with egg, bacon, and rosemary bread. They always have great beers (and cocktails!) on tap and it's just a good vibe.

From the moment we walked in and a customer offered to exchange his booth for a somewhat awkward…read morebarrel table by the window, this was going to be great. I checked out the reviews in advance. Fish and Chips and Shepard's Pie for us. I was expecting good, I was not expecting GREAT. There was a sizable serving of fish, perfectly done. Am I in Ireland? Spiraled fries, pickles and coleslaw. Coleslaw was good but needed my dad's touch. The Shepard's Pie was something else. Now I don't like beer as a drink but the plentiful strings of beef were soaked in Guiness. Yum. But you have to dig under the cheese coated mashed potatoes to find it and the peas and corn. This is a winner. Previously the only Shepard's Pie I had used ground beef. Love those strings of Guinness soaked beef. As is typical, when we LOVE a meal, we surprisingly eat less of it so we can bring it home and extend the experience. I do not like their cardboard container for leftovers. You pack it yourself and it is hard to close. I do wish their drink menu was more clear with mixed drinks. No prices and I didnt know if each group was ALL the ingredients or if you chose one. So I ended up not ordering a drink which meant that I couldnt talk hubby into a Guinness. I have been coming to the North Side for years and always wanted to come here but got sidelined by buying too many pepperoni rolls in the Strip. But no more. I will be back, maybe again this week. It was FABULOUS.

Fantastic vibe. We stopped by the place for a Sunday morning brunch, and the overall experience was…read moregreat. The space has the feel of a quaint Irish pub. The Sunday morning crowd was chill and primarily there to take in a soccer match. The staff were all friendly laid back, leaving us to hang out in a little booth with only necessary interruptions. In terms of food, it was well done pub food. Not fancy, but well executed. We ordered the breakfast sandwich without meat (no sausage or bacon), and it was nicely done. Not over the top, but nicely prepared. The overall flavor profile was designed the the expectation of breakfast sausage or bacon, so the non-meat version of the sandwich could have used a bit of extra flavor. That's on us. The fish and chips were well executed with crisp breading, tender fish, and flavorful condiments. It really felt like a solid pub experience. They even offered us some malt vinegar to go with the meal. In terms of beer, everything was well done. The beer was served in appropriate glassware at an appropriate temperature, and everything was flavorful and in good condition. A nice low key pint of Guinness was exactly the right accent to the overall vibe. Overall, this was a lovely little pub in a nice little part of town. It wasn't a huge space, but there was plenty of room to show up for a fun Sunday brunch without facing an enormous crowd.

We stopped in on an overnight in Connellsville. Sue was our server and she was a delight!…read more My husband and I split the Mac and cheese (added Cajun chicken) and it was DELICIOUS! Service was great. Everything was clean, worth the stop!

Amazing service, High quality homemade food. The loaded mash potatoes were incredible. House…read moredressing is delicious. Do not skip dessert, the chocolate Guinness Bunt cake blew my Mind.

Wings are good!. Ambiance is great, inside or outside…read more Service is very good. The waitresses are excellent. If you order wings always ask for extra sauce, the wet flavor wings come out too dry. They're too skimpy on the sauce for some reason ? Also, not sure why...but the wing basket of celery and carrots comes out like 10min before the wings. Pictured: Patrick's hot - It's got some heat... but very edible. Catches up after a few. Blu cheese is ok. It's got nice chunks but the dressing side is very lite Cheers!

I have always enjoyed the atmosphere and food at Patrick's Pub, but it seems like every time I go…read morethere, the service is excruciatingly slow. Not sure why I expected anything different when we went there today. Today's experience: Our server took our order in a very reasonable timeframe, but we waited close to 50 minutes for our food to arrive. And this was on a weekday; they were busy but not packed. No one came by to provide any kind of explanation. When the food finally arrived, my fries were cold and we had to ask twice for refills on our beverages. We had to go to the bar to get utensils and napkins because the server never brought them. As we were leaving, a couple at another table had just gotten their food and had the same problem-- they needed utensils and napkins. This isn't the first time we've experienced very slow service at Patrick's Pub. I don't know what the issue is, but I'm sorry to say I probably won't ever go back to Patrick's for a meal.

The kids love the preserved animals and displays…read more To me, the food is medium - nothing special. My mom likes it and, she's from Avella, so we always run into folks we know.

We stopped here out of necessity, because the place we wanted to go to, right down the road, was…read moreclosed because of a water break, and we were hungry. First of all, this is a no-smoking restaurant, but I could smell faint smoke as soon as I entered. Turns out, the bar next door allows smoking, and the smell emanates slightly into the restaurant part from the bar. The decor was quite interesting. Lots of taxidermy on display everywhere. The room itself is quite dated, and has a historic feel to it. Be sure to look at the lighting, and the wallpaper. The booths are quite unique (see my photos). The food was basic, and not too expensive. Service was very good, and the food arrived quickly. They have some arcade games in the back room, and mini golf outside. Overall, a decent place to eat if you are in the area ... Cheers!

I ordered the $17 seafood salad with "grilled shrimp" and it was the worst, most over-priced salad…read moreI've ever had. The shrimp had clearly been frozen, and was rubbery and flavorless. The iceberg lettuce was sad and sprinkled with two cherry tomatoes, a cut up bell pepper, some red onion and a few black olives. For $17. If you want much better tasting food for your money, eat at the Harp & Habit. Service was nice though.

Moved away for about 20 years. Returning to the Valley and coming back to The Ville was not only…read morenostalgic, but worth the trip down memory lane! The food and staff are awesome and even though times have changed, The Ville's excellent food and service have not. We will be coming back time and time again.

We went to the President's Pub for the first time and we will definitely go back. Julie was our…read moreserver and she was outstanding. They have an awesome selection of beer and drinks. The food was excellent. I had the Tuna and my girlfriend had the crab cakes. It was hard to decide on what to order since their menu has so many options. We read about the Sunday Brunch and want to try that as well! It seems to be a spot for locals, so you know it is a going to be good.

Waited 30 minutes for a table for 6, then 15 minutes with no sign of a waitress. Left to take our…read morechances with the food trucks at the Whiskey Rebellion festival. If you can't staff up for arguably one of the biggest days in downtown WashPa, you have problems. Would avoid.