Irish bar, Great atmoshere on St Patriks day, even if you're not Irish, and great when big sporting…read moreevents are on.

It's been closed for 18 monthsread more

Oy! D&P is hands…read moredown the best irish pub in all of yorkshire. If you really want to hear some folk music on old timey instruments, have a smoke, drink a pint of guiness then listen up wanker, this place is spot on. I have never eaten anything in here, except for shots of jamison, the staff and owner of this place always remembers me even though as much as 2 years will pass in between visits. Long live Old English Pubs.... Hear ye, hear ye.... Cheers!

Looking for an Irish bar to go to in Sheffield? Well, Scrap Scruffy Murphy's, offload O'Neills,…read moredrink in the Dog & Partridge. This isn't the best-lit pub, and it's made up of several rooms rather than an open plan, so at first it can seem a bit disheartening. Ignore this though, as the quirky layout is a strength rather than a weakness this is a pub that provides plenty of nooks & crannies for a good blather and doesn't try to maximise seating by knocking the walls in. The back room is where the music is played, and there's always a good audience whether it be a local rock band or a traditional Irish session. There's also the well-decorated lounge which is stocked with token Guinness paraphernalia or my favourite spot the room behind the bar complete with cubby hole. From here you can shout your order through and beat the queues. Feel like a local celebrity! And there's plenty to order: one of Sheffield's best ranges of Irish and Scottish whiskey/whisky is here as well as knowledgeable staff who know what they're serving. A smoky, intimate place that is now missing the smoke, the Dog should be sought if you like a comfy seat, warming malt and a place to watch some real characters.

We love it in here. Nice atmosphere with sports on the TV. If you like Guinness, you can't complain…read moreto much in an Irish bar! Nice central location and has outside smoking area.

I don't understand how these pubs get away with calling themselves Irish Pubs. Just because they've…read moregot some Irish football t-shirts on the walls and sell Guiness hardly makes them Irish. They don't exactly attract Irish people, nor do they celebrate or promote Irish music or culture. They play loud pop music that you would find in just about any other bar, and attract the kind of people that just want to get blitzed off their faces on alcopops and shots. This pub is no exception and is exactly my experience when visiting it a couple of nights ago. The toilets were appalling and stunk to high heaven. However in terms of just a general bar that plays loud music and somewhere to go and get bladdered while out in the town it's not a bad place to go. It just offends me that they call it an Irish bar.

This is a very popular pub and there are many reasons why this is the case. They cater for their…read morecustomers brilliantly and provide a warm, friendly environment with great service. It can get very busy but it is still a friendly place and the atmosphere laid-back. The live music is great and they show horseracing and football on the TVs around the place. Best of all though is the Guinness which must be the best in Manchester!

Be fecking Jesus this a good pub. Proper Irish, not themed…read more Really cosy, friendly and inviting. Made all the better for being just off the beaten track, the best place to enjoy a Guiness in Manchester. Just a shame it shuts so early- I'm still getting used to this about Manchester.

Easy ordering from your table with the QR code. Great location and tasty pizza. Beer selection…read morecould be broader.

From the owner: Here at The Duke of Wellington, we offer a large selection of beers, wines and spirits. Not to…read moremention a fantastic newly improved food menu served daily.

Durty nellys is a great irish themed pub set in the old town area of Hull. The pub has 2 floors…read moredecorated to look like a rustic old Irish pub and also offers some great food. The pub is set out pretty well with some quirky bits such as a bed as a table and old guness signs all over the place. It has a open fire in the winter which is very cosy and frequent live music. Happy hour is the best time to visit. If I was to give a bad point it would be the lack of seating, they could fit a lot more seating in there as it can get quite busy at times.

great little stop off on a night out, pleasant atmosphere everytime i've been in. They have good…read moreprices on drinks even during the credit crunch. Also situated just out of the town madness of a friday and saturday night. Overall good little pub well worth a visit next time your in town.

Great pub that pours a proper Guinness and has wonderful food. The staff is attentive and friendly.read more

Walked in @ 5:00pm. The bartender was wearing a shirt…read moreadvertising the beer I ordered. Hé paused 5 seconds and then told me it was unavailable. He then suggested a "similar" beer that I'd already had on several occasions that was not even remotely close to the AmberAle that I was looking to drink. Seriously? He flatly was a jerk. Must be new protocol in Manchester pubs. Experienced it repeatedly. Was more interested in the chat with his mates then providing any service whatsoever. Don't waste your time unless you enjoy a surly uninterested bartender and crap service.

I went for a breakfast and was tempted by the numerous of items for sale. Will look out for any…read morefuture relevant events. Close to the tram stop.

If there is any Irish in you, then you will love the Irish Heritage Centre. This pub is one of the…read moreliveliest pubs, and does very well out of its Irish heritage. It also consistently schedules a fantastic range of live music, from Irish folk bands, to more modern Indie style groups who perform a range of covers. I once ended up joining a group of drunken Irish - such memories. Definitely have a look in though - you never know what will happen.

Ordered over £60 worth of food for family of six and only one dish came out. Waited another half…read morehour for other dishes before I complained and still took another 10 minutes. Kids were hungry, food went cold waiting and got no apology. Then neopolitana sauce was putrid with chicken medley and food was cold.

Great place for a Sunday roast.... although we miss out on the cheese sauce that everyone raved…read moreabout.. stuff our faces to get over the hangover after a big night out.. will definitely be back again for the ice cream and cakes