RealHonest R.
Yelp
Full transparency, we only came for a couple drinks, so our experience does not in any way reflect the food.
We stopped in on a 40-something pub crawl of sorts on a Friday evening. Being from out of town, we wanted the full Brady Street experience and this place was on our list of stops.
Upon initial entry, the bouncers seemed fairly friendly and receptive, and we opted to take a couple seats at the bar. The bartenders were relatively attentive after we got their attention, and the drinks were heavy pours and relatively inexpensive.
The main attraction to this location is definitely the large, huge, massive, GINORMOUS televisions upstairs. I mean they easily are 20' wide and 15' tall. Not projectors either, full on LED screens. They are the pixel versions found in large sport arenas, but the picture quality was still pretty amazing!
So why only 3 stars:
The weather outside was chilly (low 30's) but it was apparent the owners were trying to save a few bucks on heat given it was cold enough inside that most folks left their coats on (unfortunately we left ours at the hotel so brrrrrrr).
The bouncers in the bar (not at the door) seemed to care less about people being "fighty drunk" in their place. We sat next to a regular (based on their familiarity to and from the bartenders), and he ended up leaving because some drunk idiot tried to start a fight with him because he bumped him sitting down. The regular went to one of the bouncers on his way out and nothing happened, then the bartender went up to a different bouncer and nothing happened. We ended up leaving because the guy was just a major jackwad to us, and when we stopped by a third bouncer on our way out, he seemed to care less.
Simply put, people in your bar need to feel comfortable and safe. Pay for some heat, and kick the a$$holes out so the rest of us can enjoy the place, and you could truly have a winner here!