Dwyer's Irish Pub

Dwyer's is great to have a drink with friends after dinner at a nearby restaurant or a show at the Riviera next door. The bartenders were great! I could've done without the "DJ" playing Rihanna songs over and over (Seriously?! There's plenty of early 2000s hits out there, buddy). I miss patio season, and Dwyer's has a great patio with a huge fire pit and live music during the summer.

Best chicken fingers in the surrounding area! Shit ton of sauce choices and staff is are really nice. I wish parking was better but that isn't their fault, in fact, it's worth the walk if need be!

Excellent chicken wings and pub food. Super busy during concerts next door at the Riviera theater so plan accordingly. Get there at least an hour and a half early if you want to make a show at the Riviera. Last time I went a friend of mine waited over an hour to be served food and he actually got there before us???

Dwyers has been one of our favorite restaurants for years and it never lets me down. The burgers are massive and delicious. They have a black belt in tater tot fu. Their stinger is genre redefining. One of a kind grilled cheese. Absolutely come here.

Staff was great. Always love an Irish bar. Wings were overcooked. Sauces were good.

I've been to Dwyer's several times over the last few years, and I really get the sense that their quality is slipping. When I went for dinner the other day with my partner, we were seated in their outside patio area and found that our table had half-dried ketchup and crumbs on it. Drinks came out, and the wait time for that was alright. On the patio, there are often people smoking, even when children are present. On the night we were there, there was a family with loud children who were sprinting around the patio and yelling, throwing things, and spilling food on the ground without cleaning up after themselves. We ordered food and the server brought a carrier to the table with ketchup, mustard, vinegar, etc. The bottles (especially the ketchup) were absolutely coated in ketchup and other condiments that hadn't been wiped off, and I used 2 wet naps and 2 napkins just cleaning the ketchup off enough to hold without getting my hands dirty. My partner had water with his food, and found that it tasted plasticky and there were little particles floating in the it, so he requested a fresh one with no ice and told the waitress about the issue. She brought a fresh water with no ice, but with just as many particles floating it it. We originally thought the problem was with their ice machine not being cleaned, but clearly there must be an issue with their water lines. I get the sense that food prices have gone up here in the last few years as well. When I first went to Dwyer's several years ago, it was priced competitively enough to be a no-brainer for a cheap night out. My draft beer was ~$7-8, and our food was also fairly expensive. There are other restaurants in the area that feel considerably cleaner and are cheaper or comparable in price. When the waitress brought our check, the price listed on it was incorrect, as two extra orders of food had been mistakenly added. She corrected it and apologized, and we were fine with that, but I'm glad we made sure to check the bill before paying. I don't generally write reviews, and I like most restaurants I go to. Dwyer's has always been, at least for us, a chill dive bar we could go and have an affordable dinner and drink at. Their slipping hygiene standards and increasing prices have killed any interest we have in returning, but I hope they address these issues for the sake of their other customers.

When we arrived, the bartender immediately came up to us and start questioning us and saying we were there on a separate occasion a few days before. She accused us of getting drunk and ruining the bathroom. It was my first time there and needless to say I won’t be coming back. Terrible attitude and service, would not recommend.

Absolutely HORRIBLE! 1 1/2 wait for food. Fish fry was frozen, not fresh. Supposed to be a 12oz hamburger but was a tiny little burger inside a giant bun. Took 3 attempts asking for a waitress ( and 45 minutes) before we got anyone to come to our table to take drink orders and only half the table were filled so not busy. Just horrible place and with so many good restaurants nearby we won’t come back. We decided to try Dwyer’s Irish Pub but NEVER again!

Service was ok. Serve wasn't very welcoming as we had to wait awhile for drinks and menus Food was delicious we had wings and they were cooked perfectly! The atmosphere is bar/grill, loud but able to hear your table.

Tater tots were so crispy and perfect. All the food we got was amazing for our girls night out. We did wait for a good 5 minutes to be seated after we arrived. Waitress was great. However be careful walking if you go on the outdoor patio. Very unleveled brick pavers for walking. Proceed with caution.

The wings here are off the chain. The waitress though was terrible. She told us she wanted to go home and she couldn't serve us but then came back and said her boss yelled at her to get our orders. And the rest of the experience was ruined because she wasn't very tentative.

Stopped in on a Thursday night to meet up with a friend who lives north. Figured this was a great middle spot. JP Dwyers is exactly what you would expect for an older Irish pub. A ton of character here it was great. Ordered a few Guinness, got a stinger wrap which was great too, just a little heavy on the grease side. My friend ordered a burger and oh man it was almost the size of a soccer ball. I was concerned with the burger being that big that the taste wouldn't be great but he said it was great! I've heard they have great wings so I'll have to go back and try some. The space could use a little TLC but if you're looking for a pub to get some Irish food and drinks, this is your spot. Great staff too! The hostess also took our orders, she was great.

Excellent wings...some sketchy characters in here, but I suspect they are locals. If you need wings before a show at the Riviera this would be a good choice. Kind of one of those Marty McGillicuddy ethnic prider joints....fine for it's purpose (wings) but I personally wouldn't be spending time here.

Started off we were not seated just given menus and told our table was over there. Waitress was very nice. Ordered the Fish Fry which arrived sitting on a plate of potato chips? Not given the option for French fries. Included 4 Hush puppies and a small plastic container of Coleslaw which tasted as if was in the fridge for awhile. On our last visit we were given plastic utensils in a plastic bag and they did not disappoint, once again plastic. My wife ordered the steak sandwich and also received plastic. The food tasted ok but prices are not cheap to be using palstic.

Stopped for a beer and the lure of chicken wings done us in. Tons of choices for sauces but what we didn't realize was there was a 1.50 up charge for them, or at least, the bourbon/medium sauce we got...which was really good. The wings were crispy without asking for extra crispy and they came out almost too hot to eat. Asked about the Celtic chips, on the menu, but told they were no longer available. We got black and tan onion rings. Really good; tad greasy, but they're cooked in oil, so what can you expect?! Came with a not too spicy chipotle like sauce. That was good as well. They had two IPA's on tap, Fiddlehead and Buffalo's go-to...Big Ditch Hayburner. The music inside was good and they had live music on the patio on a Sunday afternoon.

Walking in to Dwyers is like entering a classic local watering hole, great woodwork, fully stocked bar, and friendly bartenders who get drinks out quick. We ordered 50 wings, cause when you got a group the boys gotta eat. Medium, medium Cajun, bbq, honey garlic, garlic parm// all cooked nice and crispy/ good sauces all the way around//... some onion rings and cheesey tots. The only thing I can say is I wish the bacon and the tots were a little crispier (they were good/just my own preference). Beer taps were offline and they had bottles only but those things happen and they definitely had a decent bottle selection anyway. I'd swing back for another visit for sure, just to try and catch it when they aren't jam packed.

I was there last week Friday with my granddaughter and the fish fry and wings where excellent.The only issue I had was the smoking.My granddaughter wanted to sit outside and she couldn't stand the smell of the cigarette smell as I also.I thought it was a law that where food is being served that there is to be no smoking.

We met a group of local friends here before a show at the theater next door. We got a large round table upstairs for 7 of us & our server was super nice & efficient & friendly. Great cold beers on tap, great burgers, salads, wings & huge portions. Everyone enjoyed their meal!

If it wasn't for someone suggesting Dwyers, we'd never have found it. I didn't even see it on a Yelp search while looking for places to eat in the area. A group of eight of us showed up around 1230pm on a Sunday. We walked in to find an empty bar/restaurant. We had our choice of seats as we sat down for lunch. Our server was outstanding. I want to say her name was Lynea (but could be so very wrong). She was solo, due to the fact her co-worker for the day was sick. At one point we wondered if we could get the TV on so we could watch some football. She did everything in her power to get those TV's on, even making a call. She did it! She was also very attentive to our group and kept us all taken care of despite her watching the bar and tending to us (and eventually others that walked in). Onto the food and drink. I shared some wings w/ my daughter. Wings were very good. I also got a Reuben, also very good. My wife ordered a burger and it was huge. Many others ordered the fish/chips. Nobody complained about their food. For drinks, there is a nice selection of beers on tap. I ordered a Smithwick's (Ireland) Red Ale. Wow, a good smooth beer. I think everyone was very happy with our choice. Dwyers Pub was outstanding. If ever in the area, I'm sure I'll stop on in.

Had the steak sandwich- Average at best. No draft beers due to issues with cooler- been weeks... For a Sunday, early afternoon, I thought it was a quiet lunch/ brunch crowd... Could and should be doing better.

I've been going here for years. The chicken wrap is really good and the wings you can never go wrong with. The service is good but not as great as it was in the past. The inside of the bar could use some love it's seen better day over the years. But over all hell of a spot for wings and beer.

Terrible!!! Entered the restaurant at 6:00 told there would be a 30 minute wait. Walked in and saw multiple empty tables. While we were waiting we were freezing, the whole time it was very cold in the restaurant. Was seated at around 7:00. Server was great she took our order and got our drinks fast. Food finally came out at 7:45 and was all wrong. Burger was very undercooked. Items were missing. Server asked for recook of the burger. My husband finished his meal and I was still waiting for my meal. It was 8:30 and still no meal!!! We got up and went downstairs and asked the host about our food and bill. He found our server and she said they were still working on my burger. We told her we didn't want to wait any longer as we were tired and wanted to go home. She took the burger off the bill. Would not recommend this restaurant. One of the most uncomfortable and worst experiences we have ever had.

Improve on everything, wings were over cooked to a crisp like not a good crisp either, Pepsi i got had maybe a splash of syrup and then i asked for another and it was the same. They had one server working the patio with atleast 6-7 tables full.... If you're trying to wait 45 minutes for 20 wings and basically carbonated water, this is your spot.

After a day on the boat we decided to pop over to NT and find a place to eat. It was a beautiful Saturday evening and everywhere was super busy. Since we did not have a reservation a few places couldn't even seat us that evening. It was a bit of a wait here too but there was a band so we decided to come to JP Dwyer's. The restaurant is pretty big. Lots of tables inside and they can accommodate groups. They have a large outdoor patio as well with a good amount of seating. It's definitely a historic building and divey kind of bar. First of all the service was not good. It took a long time to get menus, waters and finally drinks. Trying to get refills was even harder. Once we were able to order the food took a ridiculous amount of time. We waited well over an hour. We ordered very standard bar type food. The server barely came back to check on us. People who came after us got their food before us. We asked the server about the food status at one point and she said it wasn't ready and she would check. 15 minutes later the food came. Some was hot and fresh. Other items were cold, one item was not edible. I understand it's busy and places are understaffed but we would have rather gotten the food as it was cooked so people could eat their food hot. It didn't seem like the server cared much or was paying attention to when the food was up. My pizza logs were hot and tasty. The sweet potato fries were cold. I did love that they were shoestring and still very crispy. They would have been even better hot. My significant other had the steak sandwich and he said it was fine. Other friends had the wings and said they were very good. Another friend had a burger which came out burnt, like had black char on one side. It was really obvious and the kitchen should have caught this and not sent it out. It took so long to get our food we ended up having to drive the boat home in the dark. Not a great situation. Seems we came on a bad night. We did enjoy the band and people watching. If you come to NT in the summer on a weekend make a reservation for the place you really want to go to avoid this kind of thing.

Another takeout order, this time Dwyer's Ordered the haddock fish fry, very good, included coleslaw, tartar, and fries. Fish was crispy and firm. Also opted for the cheese burger, wow, it was huge and delicious. Didn't try the wings, but they're known for them and their sauces.

Came on a busy Saturday evening. Waited 45 min for a table (understandable) and got seated outside by the live band. Service was slow, but you could tell our waitress was busting her butt trying to take care of everyone. It took over two hours to serve our table of 6 our meals (no apps/dessert). There were some positive reviews of some things (cheesesteak, pizza logs), but the burger I ordered (medium) came out so over cooked it was charred black on both sides and was inedible. Not to mention the fries were ice cold. The waitress noticed I didn't eat it and offered to take it off the bill (much appreciated). She stated the kitchen was short staffed. Not to be harsh, but this is not my problem. The restaurant was more focused on pumping in the customers to get money than appropriately seating for their staffs capacity. They are putting their servers in a bad position and now I have no dinner. It would be a miracle if we ever came back here.

My husband and I came across this place while visiting Niawanda Park. The pub is in a great location next to the Riviera theater and we've heard great things about this pub. When we walked in the pub we were absolutely freezing cold. It was around 5 o'clock and it was getting cooler outside so he didn't understand why the air was still on. My husband requested to have a sit outside and we were seated inside their outside tent. They were twinkly lights around the perimeter of the interior of the tent which were pretty cool and gave it a festive look however, the tent itself was torn in many places, so the owner should take a look at that. For that alone, I had to deduct a star. When we were seated, we were greeted by our waitress around 2 to 3 minutes after we sat. My husband and I found out about their selective beer list and we had to order from the list. I decided to try the Leinenkugel summer shandy and my husband ordered a Michelob ultra on tap. Both were really good but the Shandy did taste a little bit flat, but the Michelob ultra did taste like a Michelob ultra. Before going to this restaurant, I did research their yelp page and was intrigued by a lot of the photos featured on their page . From the menu, we ordered the mac & cheese bites to start a Caesar salad, a small side salad, and a 20 count of the honey garlic wings. At first came the mac & cheese bites. They were absolutely delicious and the pepper jack cheese gave it a nice bite along with the spicy mayo, gave it a unique flavor that was very pleasant. The greens on our salads were very crisp and definitely points for fresh vegetables and condiments. The wings at first I was a little bit nervous because they came out too much char. But with the honey garlic sauce and the juiciness of the wings, the flavor seem to work, and they were really enjoyable, so enjoyable that we ate every last one. Our waitress very good however, we had a deduct another star off because the waitress did not mention her name, nor greeted us in the proper manner. Had the waitress mentioned her name and greeted us in the proper manner. I would've given this place at least four stars. However, this place was great and the food was really good and I can't wait to return again to try the rest of the menu.

Always eat here when going to concerts next door at the Riviera. Seeing Todd tonight so we'll be there again! Great food and service

Terrible food, terrible service, it took hours to get our food, nothing was right, half of the orders weren't even cooked, the server was slow and had no communication skills . Avoid at all cost.

Went to Dwyer's to celebrate my birthday with a good friend. We both went for the fingers this time. I decided to upgrade the flavor to the Jameson bbq. Is it worth the extra $1.50? No. It had good flavor, but I couldn't taste the Jameson in it. Also, the breading on the fingers kept coming off when I was cutting into it with the knife. Not sure if it was because of the knife, or the bbq sauce. Maybe skip the fingers all together and just go for the wings, burgers and tater tots. My friend commented that the service was quicker than usual here. I want to comment that the waitress was more attentive than usual.

I've been here twice before, but I gotta say, third time is definitely not the charm. In fact, this place seems to have taken a sizable dive on the service front. I almost felt like apologizing to my pal for asking her to dinner. We were warned that there was a wait for the food. We weren't given an estimate, and looking around the restaurant, not filled to capacity, we agreed to stay. We were hoping it would give us time to talk, though the volume of the room made it difficult to hear without leaning in and speaking up. Which was fine with me, as my butt was going numb on the wooden bench we were seated in. Our food arrived an hour later. Not being privy to circumstances, we assumed that possibly it was a one man show back there, and having drained my plastic water cup long ago (adorned with a lemon, a cute touch) I took a bragging rights picture before digging in. I had been looking forward to the veggie wrap all week, having scoured the online menu. (Beware, the onsite prices have gone up with no update online.) The menu says it has mushrooms and peppers, with onions, black olives, lettuce and tomato. For a lot of ingredients, I was hit with a strong dose of the last veg, the banana peppers. I opted to go cheeseless and specifically asked for the parm peppercorn dressing on the side. I'm not big on hot dressing, yet still wanted to dip my wrap into it for the flavor. This request was ignored, as my wrap was leaking it out the center onto the paper lined basket. Despite this, it was pretty good, though I still think it would have been better with a bit less kick and slop. I had upgraded to a salad, as did my pal. They brought the dressing in a cup, allowing me to dose it out over the array of veg. They don't specify on the menu, but be warned, it's not the same as the side salad offered like most restaurants. There was no croutons or cheese. I did appreciate the big cuts of onion and tomato, though they were hard to handle with the provided plastic silverware. This place is not very eco-friendly. Honestly, I kind of wish I had just ordered the salad, as we both cleared our plates of them. My pal only finished half of her gargantuan burger, too tall to fit in her mouth. She loved the flavor. Honestly, the food here is worth ordering takeout, where you can make sure your message is getting to the chef and that you're getting charged the right amount. I was charged for two dressings, even though the menu stated it'd be in the wrap. Also, my pal wasn't charged for her dressing, and got a pickle slice (both burgers and wraps are supposed to come with one) while I seemed to be on the raw end of the deal. After another while of waiting for the mostly absent waitress to return, we were told we'd only have to pay for one, which while not ideal, was better than nothing. If you go, be careful in the bathroom as the door opens into the room, and some patrons just shove it as hard as they can, nearly slamming into your face. Maybe the key to enjoying an in restaurant experience is to eat outside. Less noise, more people watching. Or better yet, take it to go and eat in the comfort of your own home, as while I wouldn't make this a regular order, it's not bad for pub fare. Gotta say, I'm more than a wee bit disappointed.

Please note - I am on a quest to find the best Guinness Stout in the Buffalo/Niagara Falls region. In going to JP's on a foul and rainy Friday night, I entered a warm inviting crowd - people were kicking back enjoying the night. I was hoping to get a draft, but all the draft beers were unavailable that night. Just my luck - fortunately, though I was able to order a can of the good stuff, which came in a stylin Guinness glass. The bartender did not do a proper 119.5 minute pour. But, I've had worse thinks happen to me in life. In other words, a first world problem. She was friendly, prompt and polite. The pub has lots of Irish themed decorations - reminding you that you're not in your average run of the mill bar. The cost of the black gold cost me only $8 - well worth a second visit sometime in the year of 2024. JP's lives up to a reputation of being a fun place to go with friends for those in search of a cold beer or two : ) Cheers

Until my most recent visit, I have always just gotten apps and wings at Dweyer's. This time, I decided to get a Swiss mushroom bacon burger and it did not disappoint. It was HUGE for not an insane cost! The roll that it was on looked and tasted fresh baked and it was a good bread to meat ratio. I also got sweet potato fries instead of chips. This is the only time I have ever seen shoe string sweet potato fries and thankfully they held their heat pretty well. The honey butter dipping sauce that came with them was tasty too. The only problem I had was that it was a tad undercooked... I ordered medium well and it came medium. The friend I was with ordered hot wings... She said they were a little undercooked as well, meaning the skin was not crispy and kind of rubbery.

Bar is madhouse! Ordered raspberry wings. Tasted like straight up barbecue. It's ok if you like the 80s pub vibe with loudmouth guests and understaffed restaurant.

Went there with a friend for a drink and something to eat. I ordered a sandwich that was $11.99 on the menu. When the bill came, they charged us $16.99 for the sandwich. When I questioned it, the waitress said that prices went up, but the new menu isn't out yet. Eventually got the bill changed to the menu price. In addition to the restaurant and patio appearing unkempt, we felt that this was not a customer friendly place and will probably not return.

steak sandwich and burgers are the best in North tonawanda wings are really good lots of beer choices to go along

Great local bar classic style Irish pub in. All of the food is delicious and their selections of tap beer is Nothing to sneeze at.

I was here this past weekend and had a great experience. I wanted to come with my friends for the chicken wings because they have so many flavors. Our waitress was so sweet and accommodating. She was really quick with everything we asked her for. I ended up ordering the raspberry bbq wings and splitting them with a friend. They were so good! The sweet and savory taste made them delicious. Delicious I say! The patio was so nice and it was a beautiful day. One word of caution though: their burgers are huge. Unfinishable. Just so you know. Overall, I like it here! The food is decent and the staff is friendly. Check out the patio and try the wings!

Went before the Kim Michell concert. Great atmosphere and friendly service. However, the cheesesteak was very mediocre - not a lot of flavor and way too much nacho cheese sauce that made the roll mushy. Should have stuck with their wings which a friend had and they were great.

Great spot in Tonawanda, can dock the boat and walk there. Super friendly staff always very helpful. The wing choices are vast and the flavor was delicious, crispy with a nice Cajun flavor to them. Also had the fish and chips, nice bite sized pieces of fish, easy to dip in the tartar sauce. Dare I say luxurious fish sticks??? Because seriously who doesn't love fish sticks??? Overall a great experience each time, roll on up and get yourself a pint too!

Took a trip over the bridge to Dwyers yesterday and boy was it worth it. They are one of the very few restaurants that still provide malt vinegar for their fries and provided so many choices of sauces. Now me and my best friends are addicted to trying sauces, so we decided to order chicken fingers, plain, with multiple side sauces (see picture). Just to point out a few that really hit home for us would be the General TSO, zesty orange, and Golden BBQ. Enjoyed some Smithwicks Irish Red Ale along with EBC Blueberry. Have to note: this is my second visit this month and we enjoyed wings last time. Cooked to perfection and smothered in sauce. A must try for sure!

Decided to stop here as they currently are allowing indoor dining and I needed to get out of the house!! Social distanced tables...4 per table. Not sure if it was due to the pandemic or just what they do but paper plates were given- felt like home. I did my research ahead of time, saw the things to order here were wings and wraps. Looking at the menu I couldnt scroll by their fries- once I saw you can get them with ranch or cajun seasoning I had to get some and BOY was I glad I did. These thin babies were like Mcdonalds fries with a kick (I got cajun) These puppies really stole the show for my meal. Slammed a few vodka waters...$5.75 for a well drink seemed a bit high but that didnt stop me from having a few ;) Now the wings...heard great things...got zesty garlic and sweet chili...the wings themselves were good but the sauces weren't anything special...good...but nothing to write to yelp or write home about if you will...ill give the wings a 8 out of 10. Nit picking here but NO Heinz ketchup at this establishment. The stinger wrap was also ordered at my table...had a bite and it was great!!!

We stopped out at Dwyers on an unseasonably warm Tuesday evening in March. Since it was 70 degrees outside, we decided to sit on the large, covered patio. The tables were spaced at least 6 feet apart, and were sanitized between guests. We started by looking over the beer list-20 on tap to choose from, and since this is an Irish Pub, we ordered a Guinness and a Smithwicks. Both were served cold, well poured, and delivered with a smile. Our server, Alyssa, was working the entire patio by herself and had 7 other tables to take care of. She is a wonder! She arrived with menus, answered our questions, and took our order. Our food was delivered in a short time, along with extra napkins, utensils, and condiments. The chicken club wrap was delicious. I would order it again, but would ask for extra mayo on the side next time. The wings were good, but could have been a little bit crispier. The blue cheese was courtesy of Ken's. The fries were average, and the Celtic chips were tasty. We hope to come back in the summer and visit the patio at night when the fire pit is operating.

We came to Dwyers for an early evening dinner. We heard from friends it gets packed quick and the parking is tricky, so we got down there as soon as possible. We got lucky with parking and seating! We were seated right away outside. I know a lot of people come here for chicken wings. I however do not eat chicken so I stuck to getting the fish fry! (My go-to) My boyfriend ordered the stinger. The fish was absolutely amazing. Cooked to perfection, with a boatload of French fries, and a twist on coleslaw, made with pecans and mango. I would have gotten a bucket full of that to take home if I could. It was amazing. My boyfriend really enjoyed his stinger as well. He said it was nice to see a full steak instead of steak strips on the stinger. He said it was cooked perfectly, and the fingers were tasty. He ordered the Celtic chips to go with it as well (house chips) they were a little soggy but good. Overall, we really enjoyed our dinner at Dwyers and will be coming back for sure.

Always a good choice. Awesome wings. Friendly staff. Ended up here after being ignored at the Mexican joint across the street, and it ended up being a good thing, as I had forgotten how great this place was. Will be back again soon.

Googled best wings around me & Dwyers did not disappoint! They are seasoned & sauced perfectly but more importantly the chicken tasted very fresh (sounds weird but you know when a chicken wing gives you the ick because it just tastes.. dirty?) will only be getting my wings from here! Very quick service as well Also pizza logs & marinara sauce were great

This place is what a pub should look like. When you walk in, it has beautiful wooden walls and a great bar. There were a ton of regular customers there, but they were inclusive so you felt like you were home. There are at least a dozen craft beers on tap and a large list of bottled beers for you to choose from as well. We went on Friday for lunch and because it's the Lenten Season, I was so happy to see that the had a special Lent Menu! I choose the Shrimp Po' Boy Sandwich with sweet potato fries. Oh. My. God. It was amazing! The shrimp was so fresh and cooked perfectly and the flavor was just right. The sweet potato fries come with their own house made sauce. They give you so many fries which were cooked perfectly and the sauce was nice and sweet, but not too sweet. My husband got a Stringer Wrap that he also loved. I've heard good things about this pub, but I didn't know that it was going to be this great. Whether you visit for lunch, dinner or even just a late night drink and appetizer, I highly recommend this place.

$20 went directly into the trash Perhaps they need more time to get back up and running Ordered the Guinness burger and black & tan onion rings. Have had both in the past Burger was a strange consistency, very spongy. There was so much salt it was inedible! And perhaps they might want to add a bit of lettuce and not just the Romain spines. Burger was not dressed as requested either. Rings were dripping with grease. Threw away after a bite. Probably opened up too soon, don't have their act together yet. It will be a long time before I go back!

Dropped in for a quick meal before the show at The Riviera. Ordered a signature Burger and a 10 pack of wings. It took The food :45 to arrive. The Burger, which was supposed to be 12oz was more like a McDonald's patty and disappeared inside of a grotesquely large roll, and was cold. The Wings were the worst I've ever had in Buffalo. They were rolled in some sort of herb mixture with enough salt to give you a cardiac arrest. The sauce was pure glop. Aside from that, the fries were wimpy and the onion rings were all dough with that sliver of onion that slides out with the first bite. The waitress was super nice and apologetic for the long wait 2 or 3 times. Despite the incredibly bad food, I'll never slight the wait staff. They don't cook the food. The sad thing was, it wasn't even busy. I was surprised because the place is always packed on show nights. Obviously, the folks are just there to drink.

Tried this spot on a Monday evening. I have an expectation for Irish pubs and I'll say they were met. The wings were good and beer selection was decent. The service was slow because there was only one waitress for the whole restaurant, and she was running around like a chicken with her head cut off. Trying her best but she def needed help. Out here bussing tables, seating people, taking orders, and grabbing drinks from the bar. I hope they get her the help she needs.

Came here before a concert at the Riviera Theater. It's right next door, so that was convenient. I was excited to try the wings as they had great reviews on their Facebook page. I had called ahead, but they do not take reservations. We got there and put our name in and waited for quite some time. There's not really an area to wait in, so it's kind of awkward. We watched as multiple tables were seated before us and had to go to the check-in table and they admitted they realized that and got us seated right away. We then ended up sitting at our table and were not served, and luckily the man who was a waiter and also a host ended up serving us. Not exactly sure why we were so ignored, but definitely annoying, especially since we had an event to go to afterwards. I ordered the raspberry BBQ wings which were fantastic. I never would have ordered something like that if it weren't for the recommendations on Facebook. My companion ordered the Cajun wings and those were spicy and good. We also ordered potato skins as an appetizer, those were good because they were crispy. Our other companion ordered the Pittsburgh steak salad which is an enormous bowl of salad, unfortunately the steak came literally cold and so were the fries. My companion let the waiter know and he took it off the bill, but wasn't really able to replace the order. I think he did the best he could. The wings were really good, but definitely the service was not fantastic, though I do feel our waiter did the best he could. Maybe it's a better place for takeout?

I did this review to make it even with Prosper across the street, which is actually a much more personal review because brewing is more like the business I like to have high hopes for. A similar sternly honest but somewhat decent review. This place gets a star knocked off on the basis of the Bloody Mary mix they use alone is enough to tell you what kind of commercial bar effect it gives. With an Irish American bar feel that makes the place extremely popular in the town as a gathering place it's not all bad. I would be curious to try when they make slightly more authentic Irish fare. I used to occasionally go to Irish bars in Seattle because the food is so brilliant but here I feel like I would try something again like having a whiskey here maybe. The food is a little bit heavy to me on average. They have a decent uniquely super hoppy American beer on the tap I think is called Harpoon, and maybe some Irish red, and Guinness. It's like alright someone can go to tell Prosper that it's all just not gonna be quite as good as the barrel of wild bitters beer I'll be brewing in Oliver Street sticking out my window in hopefully less than a year and no one bothering me like it's before all the ruckus you all like to make over there on Webster nowadays. If you see a banshee walk past this place on a day like St. Patrick's Day, don't worry that's just me.

The food here is very underrated. I've come here for years and it's always the same quality. Their wings are a MUST ORDER. I ordered zesty garlic and almost ate the whole order myself. The atmosphere is more like a sports bar or pub and feels very relaxed. When I have gone in the summer they have a huge patio with a fire pit. They also run specials through out the week, such as ladies night!

Supporting local businesses is important to us. We often visit these smaller establishments for our little dates. We brought the kids today. We ordered wings, appetizers and drinks. The wings were cooked perfectly. The garlic Parmesan wings were not good at all though. (Picture attached) they just covered them in grated Parmesan cheese. The medium wings, General tso wings, soft pretzels and mozzarella sticks were great. Our server... we ordered appetizers which came out with the wings. My son ordered a root beer, which I believe you should let the customer know it's in a bottle, not fountain. And there was an extra charge not disclosed on the check. Also, she never mentioned any specials. But, she told the people behind us all about them. And had we heard them before eating our food, we would have ordered them. In conclusion, if you go, the wings really were good with the exception of the garlic Parmesan ones. Get wings. And just ask questions of the server since she may not be very friendly. Also, cash only which is also not disclosed.

Stopped in recently with a group of people later in the evening on a Saturday. Looked around and the wait staff didn't really acknowledge our group. We thought ok maybe it's seat yourself. So we sat down Somewhere. A waitress walked by looking annoyed and told another guy he had to take us. It just seemed like we had really disrupted their evening by choosing this restaurant to spend money at. We decided to just find another place to go and left. I have visited this bar before. Nothing to write home about. The outdoor seating looks nice. Sometimes they have ladies night specials. I've been wanting to try their wings so it's a little disappointing we couldn't. Maybe another time of day or day of the week would be better to try this place out.

A North Tonawanda treat! First came here about two months ago because we had heard that they had great chicken wings. We were in the mood to try them and split them as an appetizer with medium sauce. They were just as good as they had been talked up! Crispy and perfect amount of sauce. We then had a great meal afterwards and swore we would return. Plus, they have a countdown clock until the next St. Patrick's day - which today told us that there were 349 days left. So today was a gray day and seemed like the perfect time to seek some pub love. Stopped in around 1:30pm on a Saturday and grabbed bar seats. This place has got a great draft beer selection, but not overwhelming that you don't know what to order. We got some cold ones and then ordered a chicken Caesar wrap (which I had last time and was so good), and a Philly steak sandwich. Food came out pretty quick and tasted just as good as it looked. They have fantastic fries and tater tots that come with their own seasoning on them that is addicting! It was another filling trip and I'm sure we will see it again soon!

Do yourself a favor, don't read any other reviews just order the raspberry bbq wings. Amazing. So flavorful while not overpowered by sweetness. Contender for one of the best wings in the WNY area. I have tried other flavors, they are good but are a waste of stomach space when they should be the raspberry bbq. Bar has a good beer selection on tap and and solid bottle selection. Bartenders are nice and get you your drink order fast. Good patio area that has been expanded over the years. The crowd is a mix of young old and plenty of NTers. If your in the area and want some wings with your beer this is a place to go.