The Dubliner on the Delaware. Kitchen closes at 8:30pm Sun, Mon, Wed, Thurs & 9pm Fri & Sat

we had an excellent lunch a couple weekends ago at The Dubliner. we were in the area for the first time and had to find a place for lunch with our dog. we walked in and the whole team was very accommodating and showed us to a table in the beautiful back patio area. our servers, Suzanne and Nicolette, got us situated quickly and were kind enough to bring over a water bowl for our pup as well. we ordered a round of half and half combos (Guinness and Harp, Harp and cider, etc.) and a few appetizers and sandwiches. the foodservice was fast, and the food was great. portion sizes were big, and we all were very content with our meals. most importantly, from beginning to end, Suzanne and Nicolette were excellent servers. they were friendly, patient, and extremely accommodating. travelling with our dog during the hot summer heat had been tough, and finding a restaurant and service team so hospitable was incredible. thank you again for your hospitality, and we will certainly be looking to return when we are next in New Hope.

I am only giving one star because the manager agreed to resolve the issue and the lady who took our order was super nice. I stopped here on my way home from Poconos Mountains and let me tell you that being hungry and expecting a good hot filling meal was such a disappointment. We ordered a kids cheeseburger meal, sausage roll, dry rubbed bone in wings, and fish and chips The fish was so fishy and smelled like ammonia, the chips were tainted by the bad fish. The wings were soggy, and tasted like they were left sitting in the back of the freezer. My son ate the burger before we realized that the food was bad so we were left praying that he didn't get food poisoning. This was such a let down. All I can say is Gordon Ramsey, they need you badly. So disgusting. This was my first time eating here so I am hoping this was a one off experience, but it was definitely not what I was expecting.

Great Irish Pub. Staff very friendly. Irish music sometimes. TV at the bar. We ate outside and I had salmon cakes. They were good, not great. But I wish they were served with a side, like veg or starch. They were lonely. Hubby had lamb stew which he LOVED! We like this place and will always come back!

First visit to New Hope and as we were walking the very crowded sidewalks, we decided to eat at the Dubliner. Great experience. We sat outside as the weather was so good. Hilary was our server who was amazing. Ordered the Irish breakfast. Very tasty. Wife had the fish and chips (be hungry for both dishes).

Stopped in here for lunch while walking around New Hope. The restaurant has a cozy Irish feel to it. The bar was neat too but we sat in the dining room. I ordered a Pretzel Burger and a Guinness and my wife ordered the Irish Bacon Cheeseburger. Both burgers were delicious and the fries were especially good. We split them because we were both unsure of what to get. We were seated right away and our food came out within 15 minutes.

Best Irish Food around! Had a delicious lunch: Corned Beef Poutine, Grass Fed Irish Burger, Fish and Chips (forgot to take pictures of food). Fish was fresh cod, perfectly cook and the best quality fish. Corned beef was lean and poutine was gluten free. All food had large portions and was served quickly and hot by Jess. She was very friendly and helpful. Bar is loaded with lots of whiskeys and beers. Andrew the manager showed us around. They have live music most Friday and Saturdays from 7-10pm and Sundays. You can make reservations but we were walk ins. Outside in back of restaurant they have a large comfortable patio with lots of seating, beautiful plants and lighting. Perfect for drinks with friends. All staff was happy, friendly and welcoming. We parked in a paid lot a short walk down the street. Highly recommend.

My husband, our 2.5-year-old, and I ate dinner here while visiting New Hope for a long weekend, and we had fantastic meals and great service. Our waitress was so warm and welcoming toward my daughter, and we didn't feel rushed at all. I had the fish and chips (highly recommend) and my husband had the salmon cake special. They have a kids'menu and high chairs, which we found wasn't all that common in the area!!

This was my first visit to The Dubliner, it will certainly not be my last. The staff were warm and welcoming. My short ribs were perfect, but that corn and coconut bread pudding was astounding. So delicious. I hope it recurs on the dessert menu.

Went to the Dubliner for a casual dinner and had a most enjoyable evening. The food was good but what made the night was our waitress, Lauren. Without a doubt the best waitress I can remember in the last ten years. Very attentive, thorough with the orders and great sense of humor. She made our dining experience a memorable one!

I love me a good Irish pub and this is a great one in a great town! The exterior of this place is welcoming as they come in regards to an Irish pub. The inside is your typical Irish pub too but without the stale beer smell, sadly! lol. Upon entering we were greeted by the bartender as we sat down at the bar which is open and spacious with bar tables with chairs in the area as well She gave us a menu and we ordered a couple beers. - Iced Irish Coffee for my gf(Superb) - Black Velvet for me(Super Tasty) This place is all you could ask for in a proper Irish pub and the bartender and staff were all welcoming and friendly. I can't wait to come back again and order some of that food I saw everyone around us eating because it looked delicious. Sláinte :D

Pros: Nice Irish atmosphere with good Irish music playing in the background. Shepherd's Pie ($19) better than most I've tried. Cons: Fish & Chips ($21) I've had better elsewhere. Flies were swarming around our table, we spent much of the time swatting them away from our $50 lunch. Low ceilings = very noisy, fine to come to happy hour bellied up to the bar, but difficult to carry on your own conversation with the conversations next to you being so loud. We had a pub in San Diego (The Field) that was authentic Irish, and everything we tried on the menu knocked our socks off - obviously this place didn't meet that standard, but it was OK. Maybe a bit expensive for what we got in both food (lunch menu prices were like a dinner menu) and service, but it wasn't bad.

Nice choice to grab a bite or a pint on North Main Street which places you just North of the New Hope-Lambertville Bridge. I always find this block to be a quick getaway from the more traveled blocks South. The bar area is small, but cute and homely. A couple of large TV's mounted on the back wall of the bar will keep you company if that's your thing The table seating just beyond gives you a mix of high tables, lower and window seating. There is a small back bar I would assume for overflow. My family and I were seated at a corner table that gave us a view of the street and most of the restaurant area. Our server was prompt, great with kids and friendly. The menu had typical kids choices - ours went with a hamburger and grilled cheese. Both came with what appeared to be hand cut fries (ask for them well done, theirs were soggy) The regular menu had some tempting choices - bone-in or boneless wings with a Jameson sticky sauce, pretzel sticks, fritters, Fish & Chips (Smithwick's beer battered fresh Alaskan cod) and a pretzel bun burger to name a few. Drink wise - They had ten Irish Beer mixes. I had a Black & Tan - Guinness & Smithwick's (gives you the soft creaminess of Guinness, but less body) and my wife ordered an Espresso Martini that tasted just as good as it smelled. (The iced Irish coffee and the Dubliner Irish Coffee on paper look like fantastic Adult beverage choices and were noted for a future visit.) My wife ordered a Shepherds' Pie - $19 - Fresh ground USDA choice prime beef, blended with fresh herbs, spring peas, onions & carrots, topped with creamy mashed potatoes. She reported it to be heavy, but delicious! I ordered the Bangers & Mash - $19 - Traditional Irish Pork, breakfast sausage served over creamy mashed potatoes with a side of brown gravy. The mashed potatoes were pretty boring, breakfast sausage were good portions, but thank God for the brown gravy which was very good. The dessert menu sounded delicious - Bread Pudding, homemade Carrot Cake, Crème Brulee and Pot du Crème, but we were stuffed. We enjoyed our visit here. I think the menu's have a great mix of drinks and food, the staff was nice and the place was clean. Go raibh maith agat!

We had such an amazing time here! While other restaurants had a 2 hour wait we ended up here and I'm so glad we did! We had a party of 5 and sat at the bar. We ordered several appetizers and entrees which came out hot and were absolutely delicious! To top the night, our lovely bartender entertained us with singing Irish Folk songs with another gentleman who joined in playing the accordion. The atmosphere was perfect and ended up staying here all night. The crowd was also very friendly! Thank you all for such a wonderful evening! We are looking forward to going back!

I imagine this is what it would be like to be in Ireland. Lively, bustling, and just an overall good time! Great beer list, even for me who can't handle dark brews. All the food was prepared with love, not salty, and just very comforting. Service was excellent-- attentive but not hovering. There are several areas to choose from depending on your mood... the bar, dining room, and back room with live music, had their own personalities. Looking forward to warmer weather to enjoy the outdoor setup!

Had the Reuben and it was the best ever. Irish musicians in the back playing music. I felt like I was back in Ireland. So delicious!

Really cool Irish pub in the awesome quaint little town of New Hope. The decor was nice, service was good, and food tasted fresh. One of the best little Irish pubs I've been to in recent memory for sure. Perfectly poured pints, good food, and our bartender made good recommendations.

Great Irish pub right on the river. The staff is friendly and attentive. There are plenty of food choices and everything we had was excellent. Interior makes me feel like I'm in Ireland. Quite and nice place

We've been coming to this location since before it became The Dubliner--it's one of only a few restaurants north of the bridge which makes it a good choice if you have kids and/or aren't looking to be jostled on the sidewalk. Even better, though, is the cozy friendliness of the bar and staff. Over time the menu has been changed in some very smart ways--the addition of a pleasantly-curried vegetarian shepherd's pie, impossible burgers, and happily for me, GF indicators on the menu along with their shift to a non-flour-based roux for the regular shepherd's pie--and the chef has always been happy to kibitz about food prep. (He also has very cool toque's). AND they have HP sauce if you ask. Don't let the often-crowded entry-bar deter you. There's plenty of room in the back, in a loft area above the bar, and if the weather is nice, out back, too. Weekends often have live Irish music in the back room with the tall-tables and if you're very lucky, barman Keith will be singing. Any time there's been a problem with a dish (rare for me) the servers have always made it right, so please don't let yourself go away displeased. It's one of the few places around here where you can get Magners Cider ON DRAFT (which is enough of a draw for me to show up anywhere) AND where you can get awesome recommendations for where to go find good music when you're actually in Dublin Ireland. (https://bit.ly/3N0FYnB)

The setting outside is nice, its also somewhat away from the super crowded part of New Hope. We arrived right in between peak time so we were seated right away. Our server was pretty good and really helpful. The guy ordered the Jameson chicken sandwich, which he thought was ok. My pretzel burger was great though and the only odd pairing was the jalapeño jam. Still, a good decision. I would suggest come in and trying a few things bc the menu looked to have a lot of different flavors.

Stopped in here for lunch while walking around New Hope. The restaurant has a cozy Irish feel to it. The bar was neat too but we sat in the dining room. I ordered a Pretzel Burger and a Guinness and my wife ordered the Irish Bacon Cheeseburger. Both burgers were delicious and the fries were especially good. We split them because we were both unsure of what to get. We were seated right away and our food came out within 15 minutes.

We did a day trip to New Hope PA. Lots of restaurants to choose from but family wanted to try Dubliners. It has the look and feel of a old irish pub and the staff was very friendly . The bar looked like a fun place. Now to the food . All our food was good but my son's first hamburger was over cooked. The server agreed and they made him a new one which was a nice medium as he asked for. The stand out was the Reuben sandwich and the Fish and chips. We would go back but would like to try the other restaurants in town first.

Authentic Irish Pub with great Irish food and live Irish music. Love the Vibe too. Recommend it to everyone going to New Hope

Can't say enough good things about the Dubliner. A neighborhood Irish Pub with great food and very friendly staff! They had a lovely group of performers practicing today so I was able to eat with live Irish music playing. The Rueben and shepherds pie are my two favorites but everything is great!

I really enjoyed our visit to this establishment. While staying in the area for our anniversary, my husband chose this place among many other options because he'd never had Irish food... funny, because he ended up ordering a Grilled Chicken BLT smh. But, I'm glad that we chose to have our dinner here for a number of reasons: plenty of on the street parking, intimate outdoor seating with a nice bar, TV, and plenty of greenery/flowers, service was very efficient and friendly (Thanks, Becky!), the prices are extremely reasonable--especially during the times that we live in--ordered two apps, two entrees, 3 drinks, and a dessert for only 128 with tax and a 20% tip, and most importantly, everything was delicious, fresh, and portions were really nice sized. Recommend the CB Poutine, the fritters (Irish take on the eggroll), and the fish and chips---fish was melt in your mouth on the inside and crunchy on the outside... the Pot du Creme was decadent and perfect. Great option in beautiful New Hope!

I can't begin to explain, yet again, how amazing the Dubliner is! We ordered the traditional Irish breakfast and the fish and chips. Both were outstanding! However, what really makes it worth the visit is the service, Keith was hilarious, personable, and knowledgeable. He even played his guitar and sang "I'll tell me Ma"for our anniversary. The Dubliner makes you feel like you are in Ireland!

We were a uper excited to try this Irish spot in the heart of New Hope and I found it to be sub par unfortunately. Of course you can catch a restaurant on an off night but food should always be cooked to top standards and I don't feel like we got that. We were super excited for the appetizers - The Dubliner fritters which have been recommended in other posts and the boneless wings with Jamison sauce. Not sure what was going on in the kitchen but my fritters were def not freshly fried. They were def just reheated in the microwave leaving them chewy and dry. Huge disappointment. The boneless wings were all breading and very hard. The sauce was nice tho. The entrees were good but nothing great. Salad dressing was the highlight of the salad, I was expecting some good thick cut bacon since BACON is in the title of the salad, it was literally bacon bits. The steak sandwich was tasty. We decided to not even try the "homemade desserts" as I was very underwhelmed with the overall meal. The service was wonderful and the restaurant itself is nice, great location, didn't have a problem with parking. Nice Irish decor. You will get non stop Irish music playing for the true feel. Prices were moderate compared to many other restaurants in the area.

Visit Date: April 26, 2023 I was itching to go to New Hope and I planned on going on May 10 but my friend and I decided we'd drive here last minute after we had lunch with another friend of ours. Unfortunately we got to New Hope when most of the stores were closed but I was still able to walk across the bridge in between New Hope and Lambertville, show her the back part of New Hope where the canals are, show her the main strip of New Hope and show her the waterfall near Bucks County Playhouse. She decided she wanted to eat here so we stopped in for dinner. I got the Irish Bacon Burger. I loved it. I didn't eat my fries my friend ate my fries she said they were good. If you're in New Hope this is a reasonably priced place to eat with good food.

Came back to a very consistent place I frequent when in New Hope. Both the food and service is something you can count on. Our server Andrew was AWESOME! He made good suggestions, checked on us although was not interrupting at all and showed real caring. Today was no different than the more than 12 times I've been here. Went to the car show in New Hope and was looking for a good meal and as the town was crowded, just a restaurant that had openings. They have great drink selections and beer on tap if that's your thing. We had the white sangria and hard seltzer. It was warm out today so I was not into heavy alcohol. We had the potato pancakes as a starter, you get 2 hockey puck size pancakes that are served with sour cream and apple sauce. For the main course we had the peppercorn filet and the black and blue burger. Everything was top quality, good size portion, reasonably priced and had the perfect temperature. We sat outside which always nice, calm and serene. I would highly recommend them.

Food was good and my family was seated at the dining area, separate from the bar. No wait time on Memorial Day. Service was nice and delightful. New Hope is a nice area so we decided to have some pub food.

Fantastic place- felt like Ireland right when we walked in. Great service, and delicious food- we loved the classic poutine, the Toastie (grilled cheese special) and all the fun Guinness blend options. Irish coffee was also great! Service was top notch, one of the servers overheard me saying that I needed a bandage for a blister from all the walking, and she brought me one. So thoughtful!

It's a nice little pub in a small beautiful town New Hope. If you love Guinness, you will love this place and the food is pretty good also. Plenty of seating available. We didn't have to wait to get seated, however after we got seated, they seemed to have forgotten about who was waiting on us. After a good wait, they came to check on us. There after, the service was great, they made it up to us. Anyhow, if you are in New Hope, this is a great place for a nice meal and great selection of beer. Try the Guinness and Harp, it looks awesome and tastes amazing! Dubliner chicken is sweet and sticky, but pretty good. We enjoyed, hope you do also!

Amazing food and service. Definitely worth the trip. Also a great bartender who in top of getting your drinks

In town for the Shad Fest (but strictly between me and you I was just at the Festival to get a funnel cake and dip). Anyway, after parking the car we decided to just get lunch and people watch. We wanted to keep it on theme so we looked for somewhere with fish n chips. The Irish spots come through every time. We were seated in the dining room though I was DISTRESSED to see they had a huge outdoor dining patio out back by the water because we definitely would have chosen that option instead. Husband got the fish n chips and I got the bangers n mash. One thing about me - if bangers and mash is on the menu I'm always gonna get it. His fish and chips was phenomenal, and while I enjoyed my sausages I was hoping for a flavor profile that was a bit more savory and sagey. Given a do-over I'd get the fish n chips. Now for my plus size folks - and honestly anyone - the dining chairs felt a bit loose. Like they need to be tightened or reinforced. My husband weighs all of 170 and felt similarly. I felt like I was tempting fate if I made any quick movements. So yeah be warned and pick another chair if it doesn't feel right because you're probably right and I don't want you to end up on the floor.

My mom and I were craving some fine dining but the restaurant we had in our sights was fully booked. Slightly disappointed, we came here and, at first we weren't expecting much as it just seemed like a regular pub. The reviews convinced me to convince my mom that we go in and give it a try. Not disappointed in the least. My mom ordered the fish and chips and, from what I tasted, that was hands down the best battered fish I've ever had in my life. The sheperd's pie, which is what I ordered, was excellent! The only time I can recall it better was when I was in Ireland. Our server was a sweetheart. She was so cheerful and down-to-earth and, quite frankly, a refreshing change of pace from the ranging-from-slightly-to-overbearingly pretentious nature of the help from higher end establishments. Between my mom and I, we successfully finished all of our food and had nothing to pack. So, in final, I'd say this place proves that you don't have to break the bank for a worthy meal. This place easily satisfied both of our food cravings. One last thing: this place looks like a cool chill spot to hang out as well.

It was pretty good! The food was tasty and the service was quick. We sat outside because of the gorgeous weather, but there were a TON of bees in July/August so just be aware of that. Overall a good time!

Great transitional Irish food in a great town with good service. Would recommend anytime on the area.

Probably our favorite spot my bf and I checked out while in New Hope for NYE weekend. We went to fancy dinners and bars, but ended up preferring this place. The bartender knew drinks like a mixologist would, but wasn't pretentious at all. I said I liked smoky drinks and he made 2 different ones with this interesting drink smoking kit thing. We also liked the overall vibe and would definitely go again if we come back to visit!

The prices were reasonable and the food was good. We split fish and chips and other entrees, and live music lent extra charm to the ambiance.

GO HERE!! The wing sauce was SO GOOD! You have to try The Dubliner Jameson Sticky Sauce. Also got an order of boxty potato pancakes and they were A+. My fiancé ordered a Shepard's pie that I got a few bites of and it was very good as well. We both really enjoyed the food and the awesome friendly bartender.

We stopped here on the way home. They don't have parking but we were able to do metered parking ($5/hr!) in a lot. You might be able to get street parking but beware of the meter maid. Waitress told us that they're out frequently. The entrance to the dining area starts at a very crowded bar so don't be deterred. They have more room inward. We went on a Sunday and saw other families with children as well. The kids were given a basket of coloring books with crayons to use. The husband and I ordered the bangers and mash and the Reuben. While the kids had a cup of chicken noodle soup and the chicken tenders with fries. We all left satisfied! The bangers and mash was solid. The Reuben was tasty but the corned beef slice was a tad too thick. Chicken noodle soup was standard. The oldest kiddo inhaled his meal. The fries were tasty - caramelized from not rinsing the starch (fyi!). I like them this way! Rustic and wholesome tasting. I'd come back if we're in town again.

This place was so busy and we didn't know to get a reservation. But we got a chance at the bar. Ben, the bartender, was so gracious. He took exceptional care of us and we were so grateful. The drinks were fantastic and the Reuben's were so light and tasteful. We love Irish pubs and this was the best one yet!

Set at the northern end of the main drag in New Hope, Dubliners is an Irish pub themed restaurant that is a wonderful spot of calm to settle in for a drink or a meal after all the fun of shopping in New Hope. I've actually been here a few times and had mixed reactions. The drinks and atmosphere are very good as are the appetizers but I had mixed feelings over the entrée's. I discussed it with my wife and agreed that when we stuck to normal pub food it was very good and were only disappointed when we tried something different/new/fusion. To have fun experiment with the drinks and the starters-they are both so worth it and then finish with good, solid favorites. So gather up your packages, put your feet up and so long as you keep that in mind: bangers and mash, fish and chips, cottage pie, lamb stew, Corned beef, and burgers you WILL have a very nice time.

Great atmosphere for a pub. The owner is from Ireland. I made a reservation but we ended up staying at the bar. Great draft and whiskey selections. Started with Dubliner fritters and spinach dip. The spinach dip was great but they need to make their own chips. Would elevate dish exponentially. My date got fish & chips and she loved it. I had the reuben with a side Caesar salad. Everything was delicious. Friendly staff & owner.

Lovely, casual Irish pub and restaurant with excellent food and tasty drinks! Highly recommend to anyone passing through this adorable town.

I made a reservation to this restaurant for Father's Day (in the event it would be super crowded). I was so thankful I was able to snag a reservation a week before the holiday! My party and I arrived a little early (about 10-15 minutes early) and thankfully we were able to be seated early! We had a cute little table by the window and our server was a new waitress and was very sweet and accommodating. We ordered the Paddy O Punch and Black & Tans. My Mother-in-Law and I LOVED the Paddy O Punch, it was so delicious and refreshing, and we loved the little mugs it came in!!! We also ordered two of the pretzel sticks with the beer cheese and they were so nice and warm and the perfect amount of salt! We also loved the beer cheese! I ordered the Pear Salad with grilled chicken and it was PHENOMAL!!! It had mixed baby greens, toasted walnuts, topped with poached pears & goat cheese, with a side of champagne vinaigrette. The pears were so so juicy and delicious and I also loved the champagne dressing it came with! The crowd died down once we were eating/about to leave which was also nice. I definitely recommend!!!

Situated and beautiful New Hope Pennsylvania. Traditional Irish and American cuisine and a cozy tavern setting. This tavern/restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating. We opted to sit inside. We ordered fish and chips and shepherd pie. For a appetizer, we ordered the pretzel bread with beer cheese and a beer mixture of Guinness and light ale. The pretzel bread was beyond amazing. Served to the table hot and delicious. To this day I have not tasted a better pretzel bread. The shepherd's pie was very good and the fish and chips was good. I would have preferred the fish to be cut thinner as the cut of fish that I got was very thick. The fries that came with the fish were okay. Overall a lovely tavern/restaurant in an even lovelier town. Great atmosphere and service and live music. Very good Irish favorites to dine on. Overall we will be visiting again.

It was a fall foliage day and every dining establishment was packed with waits 30+ minutes. Ours was 20+ minutes but well worth it. We were seated st about 2/45pm. Food was excellent. We enjoyed both the Shepards Pie with beef, and the Vegetarian Shepards pie with sweet potatoes and other root vegetables. Both were excellent. We also shared a pear salad. Smaller than expected but decent sized for price. Service was attentive and courteous. There is a small outdoor dining area in rear. Most people were dining indoors either in dining areas (two), at bar, or upstairs. It does not appear ADA compliant. The location is directly on the main drag. They will tale your cell number if you are wait listed. They have locations worldwide. Bon appetite!

Usually go there a few times a month. I sit at the bar for a few beers and some food . The food is always consistent try a side of curry for the fries highly recommend

We had excellent fish and chips. The service was very good as well. I recommend Dubliner.

Wing nuts in your sandwich !!!! We would NEVER return to this establishment. The boneless wings were sad. Only 3 decent sized wings the rest (3) were nuggets at best. The Rueben sandwich was dry and lacking in the meat so I got Benjamin's attention and some dry corned beef arrived after my husband finished his entire meal. Then I literally found a wing nut in my sandwich. Needless to say Benjamin did remove the sandwich from our bill but a manager never came over to apologize. It's not like it was busy at all. It was 5:00pm. We were shocked.

Staff was super conversational and kind. Recommendations were on point! If in the area stop by you will NOT be disappointed. (Potato pancakes were AMAZING)

Spent a couple hours here the other because of a storm and we took cover from our walk, the food was delicious. Highly recommend the Jameson Chicken Sandwich and the Potato Leek Soup. Our server was excellent! Was recently in Ireland and felt like I stepped into an Irish pub in Galway

Amazing staff and atmosphere -- manager was amazing; incredibly welcoming and hardworking !

Absolutely loved this place! First off, so reasonably priced it's crazy. New Hope can be an expense weekend, so this is a steal among other places. Drinks are fabulous amd served by an even more fabulous crew!!

Went last April for dinner. Food and atmosphere were great! The waitress was a bit overwhelmed and had little help, but eventually we did get are food and it was truly tasty! My daughter and her boyfriend are actually going there tonight while staying in New Hope, Happy Bangers and Mash guys! I'm sure they will enjoy it! Prices and options are awesome! Next time I'll save room for dessert! Denise Q South Jersey Shore

I really wanted to like this place. Second time coming here, the first time was much better. It is very nice and cost inside. What you'd expect from a traditional Irish pub. Service was great, very nice staff. Food was another thing. The first time there I got the corned beef poutine. It's delicious, and I highly recommend. For the main meal I got the shepherds pie. It's hands down one of my all time favorite dishes. This was my first experience there. The second time, I again got the poutine, and again it was delicious. The next time was the Irish cheeseburger, with Dubliner cheddar, and Irish bacon with a Guinness bbq sauce. The burger was over cooked, there was hardly any bbq sauce on it and it lacked major flavor. Hockey puck. My date got the lamb stew, lamb was tender but again lacking any flavor. Very disappointed, and I won't be returning. But hey, they have great Guinness mixes! I got the black and white. Guinness and allagash white.

Fun atmosphere, food was amazing, ample drink menu, and cleanest bathrooms I've seen at any restaurant on that strip. We had by far the most light and amazing pretzel sticks with amazing beer cheese and mustard. The extra charge for beer cheese is well worth it and date I say a must! The corned beef poutine was also excellent, but those pretzels were our favorite. We can't wait to go back to try more. We saw another tables food come out and the shepherd's pie and fish & chips are on our list to try next. Staff was also all professional, cautious with health and safety standards, and personable. Great establishment.