A bit divy but a quintessential Irish pub on Smith Hill. Good vibe when it is packed, like on a…read moreSt. Patrick's Day. The corn beef dinner is cooked just right. Not too fatty, dry no too salty. Veggies were cooked just right also.

I have stopped over to visit this pub on multiple occasions and the door has been locked even…read morethough it says it's open online. I've also called multiple times and gotten no answer. I finally stopped in over the weekend when the door was opened. Not sure about their business hours so I'd definitely try calling before visiting and hope for an answer. The bartender came off a little rude to me like she was too busy to deal with us. The place was completely empty except for one other person at the bar however. The wings were pretty standard. I got bbq - they were really tiny wings but they were tasty. I might not visit again just because it was so difficult for me to get in in the first place.

Fish & chips was fresh and tasty, nice size piece of fish! They even offer sweet potatoes fries…read morewhich I opted for. We ordered some drinks they were really good. Service was fast and the food came out in perfect timing! They have a huge front patio and a lot of indoor seating with a long bar!

Once again for dinner. We sat outside as it was VERY noisy inside because of the soccer match on…read morethe TV screen. The waitstaff was very busy but our server kept abreast of our order. We had a Guinness and a Stella. My wife had the lamb sliders which she enjoyed (and took one home) and I had bangers with crispy fries and green beans. We also shared a rich chocolate torțe. The check came to $56. The place deserves 3 1/2 stars but we were in a generous mood and gave it four. Not fine dining (not expected) but a goodly pub. We will return again as it is our neighborhood regular place.

This place is amazing! My parents went here before and they brought me along this time,…read morespecifically for the hot honey tenders and onion strings. If you go, the tenders are an absolute must- we got 2 orders to go as well! We also got the chocolate pistachio martini and the Neil's lullaby alcoholic drinks- both amazing. My dad got 2 of the Neil's because it was so good. My mom's entree was fish and chips which was perfect. There wasn't a lot of extra batter on it which was great. My dad got the clam chowder bread bowl and barbecued steak tips and coleslaw. Both were incredible obviously. I got the smokehouse chicken sandwich which was, again, incredible. Lastly, we split one of their specials of the day which was toffee pudding with mint chocolate chip ice cream. It was so yummy but I didn't like the texture of the bread pudding (just my own weird thing, the flavor was still great). Their portions are HUGEEEEEE so you'll definitely need to-go boxes and extra room in the fridge. I saved my appetite all day to eat here and it was most definitely worth it. The service was great, all of the staff were very friendly. We went during the lunch rush on a Saturday so we had to wait about 30 minutes for inside seating. They do have outdoor tent seating with heat but we liked the look of the place inside and really wanted to sit there. We will absolutely be coming here again soon!

Stopped by for a quick light dinner. We shared an app and entree with two cocktails. Service was…read morefriendly and promptly. Food was decent tasting however their drinks were too diluted. I didn't taste any alcohol. We sat out in the patio which was nice. Two drinks with one app and one entree total $84 before tip. We will come back to try other dishes and maybe try another cocktails that's stronger.

What a true Irish pub! Loved the atmosphere and the friendly staff!…read more Brussel sprouts were unique and delicious! Sweet savory combo bacon, fig jam, apples and crispy sprouts. The flavors danced on your tongue. Wished we had a few more sprouts. The Cuban Ruben was also a delicious flavor combo. I expected the sandwich to be warm but it was cold. The house made corned beef was perfection (lean, no fat and super flavorful)(wished for a tad more) slaw, fresh homemade pickles all very fresh and delicious! Don't pass on the house made chips, salt & vinegar. These were a delight! We loved it there and will definitely be back. The place had a great crowd and clearly a favorite for many locals. Many local options but this one did not disappoint!

I love this place! Best tuna melt on the planet. Service is fantastic. Take out, drive thru…read moreavailable. Ambiance is Irish baby!

I love this place... great Irish pub with awesome atmosphere and good craft beers. The service…read morestaff were attentive and really friendly. They had love music playing as well. It's a spot to check out of you're in the downtown area

Mr. Dooley's is a fun Irish pub to visit. I had a Guinness, a Maker's and soda, and the super…read morenachos. The menu has a lot of traditional Irish/English options to choose from. This is definitely a good spot to spend an afternoon with friends. I did also love the traditional style of the bar. Very old world.

Great time celebrating birthdays with 20 something's. Good food, good drinks., good service. The…read moreyoung ones picked the spot but us old folks enjoyed it too!

Great little spot with the perfect vibe for an Irish pub. Service was fast and friendly, all staff…read morewere great. Had some fun live music for St. Pattie's weekend and the corned beef sandwich was simple and delicious

We arrived before 6 pm and were seated promptly! The staff were friendly and helpful! The Pub…read moreatmosphere is nice and on Tuesday they had live music- which was very nice! The beer was cold, the server was friendly and the food was good. Our visit exceeded our expectations based on some of the negative reviews. Stop by and raise a glass!

My experience with Irish pubs is long and diverse, so I had to try this new one. I gave it plenty…read moreof time to settle in. Still it's hard to say anything positive. Well, fparking and access are good. The name is cute. The tables and chairs were clean. It may be the loudest room I have ever tried to eat in. I usually don't like big tvs everywhere, but since conversations were impossible, I read the screen through dinner. The meat was okay. Although serving size was inconsistent. The mashed potatoes looked like they had been on the plate long enough to form a skin. They were very pasty. Vegetables were canned and not rinsed of the canning liquid. So they were slimy with a garbage like smell. We were given a bread plate but no bread or roll or butter. They stock a lot of beers which seem a little higher priced than other area places. The bath room was okay if you don't touch the rusty waste basket. It had more of the pub decor-wooden ad signs screwed to the wall. There was a toilet, sink and very thin toilet paper. As others have mentioned, service was slow. If we could have chatted,I might have noticed less. Our waitress was very pleasant.

Good local bar in an area that is really lacking non chain restaurants. Good beer specials and…read moreIrish food

It was wing night , staff seemed a bit in the weeds but were friendly. Wings were good, beers was…read morecold. Solid little Irish bar

Food was good but the burger and fries were salty and I like salt. Lol Also, not a fan of generic…read moreketchup but it wasn't bad. Often I won't eat fries with them. Service was good. Only 1 bartender on but it wasn't busy and she was very attentive. Place was clean and was a nice looking bare.

Delish food and fabulous service what more could you ask for? Had a blast here on St Patrick's Day!read more

Cosy Irish pub! The food was delicious and the staff was very friendly and professional. The…read morerestaurant is very inviting with a variety of different seating styles. Two bars, high tops , low seating and booths under sky lights. Something for everyone! It looks like they might offer live music a night or two a week, call to be sure!

I have to admit I was disappointed in my visit to this establishment. I had heard good things about…read moreit & the parking lot was always full, so I was optimistic. Decor wise, there's not much to write home about. Outdated with lots of wood but, hey, it's a pub. Which is why I didn't expect fancy restaurant prices. The evening started out fine. Our friendly young server brought us a basket of warm Irish soda bread with real Irish butter, which was delicious. Our water was served in cute logo glasses. Strangely enough, the beverage menu listed wine prices but not cocktail prices. And we wanted Margaritas, which weren't listed. When we asked our server, she immediately said they didn't offer them. Since they have a full bar, we asked why. I honestly don't think she knew what a Margarita was. She said she'd ask the bartender & came back to tell us they could make them. We asked the price. Again, she had to find out... $12. We agreed, but when she returned with two drinks in Old Fashioned glasses, I refused mine. The drink was literally 4 sips! My dining companion kept hers & said it was nicely made but not worth the price. I ordered a ginger ale instead ($3). We both ordered fish & chips ($21) and, again, were disappointed with what we received for the price. The chips appeared to be hand cut & were tasty, but the small, thin fish fillets were breaded in what I believe was cornmeal. Edible but certainly not what you'd expect from an Irish pub. Where's the beer batter? Neither of us liked the tiny cup of coleslaw. Afterwards, we asked for a dessert menu. Again, no prices. There were three desserts & several coffee drinks listed. We opted for Irish coffees ($13) and were pleased with the coffee, whiskey, brown sugar and fresh whipped cream concoctions. With tax & tip, the total bill came to $105.76, way too much for this kind of place. And, they ended up charging us $13 for that mini-Margarita. Whatever. We won't be back.