Durty Nelly's Irish Pub

Irish pub · Halifax

Durty Nelly's Irish Pub

Irish pub · Halifax

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1645 Argyle St, Halifax, NS B3J 2B5, Canada

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This stylish, traditional pub was built in Ireland then shipped to & assembled in Canada.  

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1645 Argyle St, Halifax, NS B3J 2B5, Canada Get directions

+1 902 406 7640
durtynellys.ca
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"When Haligonians say “authentic Irish pub” about this place, they aren’t kidding. This watering hole was designed and built in Ireland before it was shipped to and assembled in Halifax in the late 2000s. Here, you’ll find everything from Irish whiskey and N.S. craft beets to P.E.I. mussels and local fish and chips, along with a raucous party scene, dancing to live traditional music." - Gabby Peyton, Kaitlyn McInnis

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Brandon C

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Really my kind of bar. The atmosphere reminded me of my favourite bar back home. We came for a quick drink and a snack, so we got an Irish coffee, sangria, and an order of the blarney chips. The blarney chips are a bit expensive at $23 for what you get, but tasted good. Service was great, and it seems like a great place to come for drinks with friends or colleagues after work.

Laurie Soda

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This is one of my favorite pubs of all time. It’s large and clean and fun. The food is outstanding. The bartenders are attentive and personable especially Owen. You must go and see for yourself.

Valeri White

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Traditional Irish pub. The wait staff is amazing! Fun atmosphere. Live music in the evenings. The club sandwich was huge but lacked flavor…the fries were fresh and hot!

Ava Archibald

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Great atmosphere, always a good crowd. Live music is always nice. Staff is amazing, specifically one server named Ian, he never fails to amaze me. Great service. Had to bring my leftovers home.

Dennis Smalley

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I have seen pubs that look more Irish but in this case its an irrelevance. This is simply an excellent pub on Halifax's Argyll St. The tomato soup and irish stew i had tonight were of the highest quality washed down with a Kilkenny cream ale. Not cheap by any means at nearly $50 but you get what you pay for.The girls serving were excellent at their jobs.Very friendly and efficient. Classy decor and an obvious place for watching sports. A high end, trendy establishment. Well worth a visit. The food alone is a treat.

Arnab Patra

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I am a simple guy. I see Liverpool, I love. Lots of Liverpool souvenirs were at display, which being a die hard Liverpool fan, was a real delight. Maybe the owner is a Liverpool fan? Not sure, perhaps I will ask next time. Excellent service and atmosphere as well. Would love to come back many times.

Chandran Kumar

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We stopped by after a ferry ride to Dartmouth. Nice lively place, friendly and efficient staff. Food and drinks were good. Because Halifax has such fantastic restaurants, the bar is set high, hence the four stars.

Christopher Bishop

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First time at this public house. Went there with folk from work as it were. Not a big ‘bar guy,’ so not a lot of reference for me. Place was cozy, but very loud. Actually, I think it was our collective table that increased the decibel level to the point my Apple Watch thought it prudent to warn me that permanent hearing loss was but a round or two away. At some point a wee band appeared, two violinists (fiddlers?) and a guitarist. They played the most delightful music and I just stood and watched them. In fact, I could have stayed and listened to the song that they played (pretty sure it was the same song o’er and o’er) all night, but more bars were calling our little group, so we had to hightail it out of there. I cannot speak to any foodstuffs, as it was not the intent to eat at this time. I had a bottle of San Pellegrino and I have to say it was delightful. A splendid time was had by all, and I am sure once we left, the entire establishment sighed in sadness.