Tir na nOg

So disappointed with my experience. I had lunch here yesterday and ordered the salmon, which came with two salads - one on the same plate as the salmon and another on the side. Unfortunately, the salad on the plate smelled bad, as it was starting to spoil, and the side salad had a few rotten pieces in it. I mentioned this to the waiter, who spoke with the manager and returned saying they would give me a 10% discount. Honestly, if I were the manager, I would have come over personally to apologize for the situation. Here is picture:

Tir na nÓg! The first and chips are delicious. I've also had their Ruben which is also great. I've had an enjoyable experience during a game and on an ordinary weekday night. The kitchen can get a little backed up if there's a large crowd (like during a game) but the food is worth the wait.

I love the people here, they are awesome but they close early almost all the time and the food has taken a nose dive and isn’t very good. This is a place to drink after work or a place to watch the Buffalo Bills (this is a Bills bar) and they do a great job on those random days. But overall not a place I’d recommend in a city with so many options, this is your sleepy bar that’s going to close by 9:30pm and give you OK at best food (if they have what you ask for).

Gorgeous decor, Edison bulbs, old books, carved wood. Comfortable seating available. Cons: Amazingly loud for a mostly empty restaurant (the music was blasting way too loud). A waitress seated us facing 4 screens playing sports. Then another brought our appetizer of corn beef rolls topped with slaw in a mustard horseradish sauce. But we had no plates silverware or napkins (I have not eaten coleslaw with bare hands and no napkins...so odd?) Got utensils and napkins finally, the rolls were AMAZING!! But then, a large group came in to watch the screens and were staring through us and yelling sort of at me a foot away. So we moved tables to a quieter location. Husband who eats at this restaurant 5ish times a year, got nice fish and chips. I ordered the Irish breakfast. The meats are TOP quality, best I've had outside of UK. The eggs were not as I ordered them and the toast was stale, super sweet, and dry (NOT the sourdough on the menu). This could have been fixed if the waitresses had ever come back but they did not. No refills or checks on dinner they just sped past. (We were right on the route to and from the kitchen so were visible to the staff.) Will have to try again and hope staffing issues are resolved by then.

We went on a Bills and Eagles Gameday and it was most unfortunate that the music was so loud that we were unable to talk with everybody or even amongst ourselves at our own table. We often had to go outside to get a break from it and people complained about the music level. The place is wonderful, food was terrific and the wait staff were great but I'm reluctant to go back. I did ask to have the sound level lowered I was told that that would not happen. there were four of us who spent a lot of money and tip generously. It was really frustrating because everone wanted to socialize. If not for that we would have loved the place.

We were their yesterday & I had future family members from Cambodia who we took to the city for the day. I had a gift certificate from a few years back and used part of it last year. When I arrived I asked for a Manager to check before we sat down that they would honor it. I was told yes, by the waitress until the check came, than I was told they cannot accept it. I asked for the manager, and he came over and was very nice after explaining the situation he agreed to take the certificate. I want to say Thank you Miles for your help!

My husband went there today 10/08/25 with his coworkers for lunch. He states its a great place to have a beer because the environment was pleasant, however service was slow and the food was lousy and expensive for the quality. He had a Tir Na Nog Reuben which he felt was not good. He brought me a Blackened Chicken Baguette home and it was so salty I could not eat it. We wasted our money. There are more quality food places downtown. Overall

I had the harp battered chicken tenders and fries which were good, but less than what I would have expected for $14. The service was extremely slow. There is no way you can get in and out on your lunch hour. And, the place was essentially empty at Noon on a Wednesday. That could be why it's empty. Oh, and my friend's salad contained rotten ingredients for which they only offered a 10% discount. We all agreed we would not be going back there again.

Super busy night ahead of the Club World Cup. Great drinks and service, authentic pub!

Sister restaurant to Fado. Food was great and cocktails were amazing. Server Ellen was attentive and funny.

Good spot to people watch and have a brewski. This place used to get very packed during football games so it may not be your scene if you hate dealing with crowds of people and flagging bartenders down for drinks during peak hours. The reason my friend and I always hit this spot was mainly out of convivence. I haven't had the food here in ages but do recall they are very generous with the salt which is not a plus when most items at a pub are already saturated with sodium. If you are a tourist, I recommend checking it out as the location is very convenient to travel to several areas of the city. I don't have anything against this place per say but I would recommend a stop in for a drink / vibe check and then carry on to your next location. As always people SYOY!!!

Tir na nog is a fun Irish sports bar that's perfect for watching a game of soccer or rugby. The bar is super large and great for large parties! Everyone always seems to be enjoying themselves there. I like going for lunch when I'm in the city and wanting a quick drink. Their food has always been very salty. I had the Irish breakfast and I was surprised by how salty the sausage is! Granted, it's sausage and it's typically salty. But then I bit into the eggs and again they were very salty. I had their pub burger for lunch and the meat was overly salted. Who ever made the patty is dehydrated. The fish and chips were really good. I'll stick with ordering those when I go back. For how salty the food is, the servers don't fill the water glasses fast enough. I usually bring my own water with me if I know I'm going to tir na nog. Overall, you go to tir na nog for hanging out with friends to watch a rugby game. I never had a bad time here. We also take people here whenever they're in town bc the vibes are good

Basic stuffs yada yada but hey, they gave us free appetizer/beer cards for next time so that rocks. Large space with many different sections of seating. You have the basic bar, then people-watching lounge then on the sides there's separate spots for presentations or sports watching.

Decent spot to grab a meal and a drink. Decent vibe inside but it seems more like a sports bar than an Irish pub. Food was overall pretty good, and good price to value as well. Fish and chips had a very large piece of fish which was great. Lots of table seating inside, and a big back room area. Thanks

I love Irish pubs and try to stop in whenever I can find an excuse to do so. We ended a long day of seeing sites by stopping in for beers for the adults and soda + fries for the kids. The interior is bright and spacious but very Irish pub-like otherwise. Our waiter was friendly and quick. The food was great - fries especially, which is vital to your pub experience. The beer battered chicken tenders were a family wide hit.

Was visiting Philly to explore the city. Huge bills fan and they happened to be playing and heard this was a Bills bar. SUCH A FUN ATMOSPHERE! Service was great and timely. I can't remember what I ate but had no complaints! Def make a stop here on a Buffalo Bills football game, ironic because it's in Philly!

Cute atmosphere, good food. Looks like a cute place to watch soccer. Not too expensive :)

This is a cool Irish bar/ restaurant! I got the pesto flatbread and it was good. The rest of the table liked their food too. The ambiance is great. Beautiful interior.

It's a rainy Saturday morning game day of US vs Netherlands. This place was already crowded with soccer fans. TVs were everywhere so everybody could watch the game. The potatoes were my favorite. Super crunchy but not burnt. Breakfast: I ordered breakfast burrito, which according to the menu had salsa in it. I barely tasted it. It's packed with scrambled eggs and breakfast sausage. I wished it had more salsa. Bloody Mary: my husband loves Bloody Mary. When it was served, it looked like ice tea because there was no garnish at all. However it tasted better than it looked. Our waiter spill some guiness on me a couple of times but he was very apologetic.

I've been to a Tir Na Nog location in NYC and was excited to find out that the Buffalo Bills backers bar was located conveniently here on Arch St upon my arrival in Philly! I headed over for the Sunday night game and was thrilled to see that the staff and team here was accommodating Bills fans, even though they typically close at 8pm on Sundays. There was a special game day menu and the full drink menu available as well. The interior is super cozy and the staff is top rate and incredibly attentive. I ordered pinot grigio and nachos, and enjoyed the heck out of both as I sat and watched the game. I am excited to come back during normal open hours and try more of the menu. I'll continue to take in Bills games here amongst my fellow Western NY transplants, and am grateful to have a dedicated spot to do so!

Walking through the front door is like walking through a portal into another world. One enters from the concrete jungle of Center City Philadelphia and one steps into a gorgeous Irish Pub with all of the expected details, such as dark wood trimming, a stone fireplace, and plenty of Irish beers and whiskeys on the menu. I usually end up here once or twice a year to celebrate either myself and/or friends who have run Philly races (many of which finish right down the street at the Philadelphia Museum of Art). Came here today for the annual Philly Marathon to celebrate with friends from my running group. We had no idea, but it ended up being an epic sports day. The Philly Marathon, PLUS the opening day of the 2022 World Cup, PLUS the Eagles/Colts game at 1, PLUS the Bills/Browns game at 1. What does the Bills game have to do with anything?! Turns out, despite coming here for years, I had no idea that this place is a nest of Bills fans. It's their home away from home. Buckets of Labatt Blue and blue/red jerseys everywhere; nary a green jersey in sight. Wouldn't be a big deal EXECPT WHEN THEY PLAY AT THE SAME TIME AS THE EAGLES. An employee assured us that the TV closest to us would play the Eagles game, only to have the Eagles game shown on a different tv come game time. Of the dozens of TV's in the place, the Eagles were only shown on about three screens, with the sound dedicated to the Bills. What a lousy experience to watch the Eagles at a hometown bar and to feel like a second class citizen the whole time. The Bills fans were incredible, by the way! Super polite and respectful. And this bar really is great with wonderful decor and a solid drinks and food menu. It might be petty but it's hard to give a full five stars after an experience like today.

Popped into Tir na nOg for an event and was pleasantly surprised by the whiskey selection. We rented out the space on the back but I found some time to sneak up to the bar to chat with the bar staff about the bottles they had on display. Many of which I had not seen before. Safe to safe I had to at least try a couple. Started with the Rebreast 15 year. Much sweeter can complex than I thought it would be. Later realized it was under the same group that owns Jameson. Later had another single pot whiskey called Writers Block and now Im a huge fan. I'll for sure be back to sample more of their spirits. Food was solid.

Great sandwiches had the blackened chicken and BLT, also good fish N chips in a nice pub atmosphere

As a die hard buffalo native through and through I can confidently say there is not a place in Philadelphia that makes me feel more at home. The women are ugly, the men are fat, it reeks of hot wings and broken dreams. Everyone in the place knew the bitter taste of losing and it brought back so many childhood memories. 5 stars, I highly recommend to anyone unfortunate enough to come from basically Canada!

We heard good things about this pub so maybe it was just the night we went but it was full of loud noisy college age kids. Really too busy and crowded to get a sense of things. Service was slow.

Terrible service, it took 15 minutes for us to be seated, which we had to go out of our way to multiple people to get seated. Once we did, another 30 minutes went by until we had to get up and tell someone no one was serving us. Do a better job at staffing.

I had their Irish breakfast and it was delicious. I especially liked their sausage. I was going to eat outside but it was to muggy and I enjoyed their indoor air conditioned atmosphere. I also liked that the pub had Samuel Adam's summer ale on tab. My bartender/server was Christen. She was attentive, fun, and exemplary. I am looking forward to coming back again ,

The cheesesteak egg rolls used to be the best I've ever tried, and even though they were pricey, they were delicious and filling and the sauces were also incredible. However, we just stopped by this week to have them again, and several things about them changed. It looked like the price increased a bit, but there were only FOUR pieces to an order instead of SIX. On top of that, the overall quality of the egg rolls was worse, and the sauces tasted more bland than before. It felt like a complete downgrade of the item in every respect. Super disheartening since we would take all of our friends and family here occasionally singing their praises about them, but I don't think we'll even be stopping by for them in the future. Also the service was always slow for us, but we usually looked past it because of the good food and drink :(

I don't know if they got new employees, but not a person greeted us at the door for 10 minutes so we sat ourselves and after waiting 25 minutes of sitting and trying to flag a server down to ask for menus, we decided to leave. I've been plenty of times before and have always had at least 2 different servers greet me and ask if im being helped, perhaps it was because of a soccer game, but there were at least 3-4 servers passing by greeting others.

we got here at 11 am and ordered at 11:13 until I had to SAY something we didn't get our food until 11:50 and it was just me and someone else. not a full party. it's ridiculou how long they take to bring out food and our server didn't check on us for those 50 mins as well.

Bills atmosphere is incredible. Bartenders and staff are fun too! Aidan, Sam and Hunter are the ones to hang with. Aidan kicks a** behind the bar and Sam for sure knows her scotch. And if you want a good banter, Hunter is the one to hang with. I will say they are very passionate about their Phillies and Eagles, not matter how good they are...or aren't.

Recently had my rehearsal at tir na nog and it was an absolutely phenomenal event, thanks to the wonderful staff! Whitney was wonderful to plan with and was super helpful throughout the entire process. The staff was very friendly and professional and kept the food and drinks flowing for the entirety of the night. The food itself was delicious and we received so many compliments from our guests about the event as a whole. I would definitely recommend tir na nog for any event, or even just to pop in for a drink or a meal, which we have also done many times!

Just stopped in for an afternoon cocktail after 5 hours of touring the downtown of Philadelphia. It is nestled by a small street on the side and a Main Street in front. It has a small outside patio area (6-7 tables) with a nice view of the skyline. It is also shaded by the buildings which was really nice. I heartedly recommend the Watermelon Lemonade Summer cocktail, with Tito's vodka, watermelon syrup and fresh lemon juice. Perfect for a 90 degree summer day. Kudos to my server, Lily, who went above and beyond and was a fun conversationalist. Plus, she is a hard-working Midwest girl which is always a plus! :).

Excellent attentive service. Decent hot toddy. Absolutely, inexcusably horrid corned beef and cabbage. Extremely fatty and pretty tough thin sliced corned beef from a cheap deli, heated up and drenched in a mustard sauce (it was supposed to be drizzled) and then swimming in greasy garlic oil, a tiny portion of shredded cabbage that obviously came from the bag of pre shredded cabbage for coleslaw, side of good potatoes, but only a hint of the carrots described in the menu. Only the excellent service saved the experience from a 1.

Arrived with a large group on a Saturday around 11am and we were given a private room. Really good service and the powers that be allowed is to put our football team's game on the TV in our room (Boomer Sooner!). The fish and chips were the best I've had in years and I LOVE fish and chips! We then moved to the bar and continued hanging out and watching OU win. Great atmosphere.

Great food. Bartender is easily distracted. Plan on spending some time. Bottomless mimosas are great.

First, I love Irish pubs even in the heart of America. And, Tir Na Nog in center city Philadelphia has a great welcoming atmosphere that you might find on Grafton Street or in the Temple Bar section of Dublin. But, I have to be honest in the context of this review ... I have been to Tir Na Nog in Philadelphia twice and both were for special occasions related to my hometown of Buffalo New York. I did not sit at a table for a meal ... I did not give the menu a real close perusal (I am definitely planning on doing that after my latest experience.) but I was at this 16th Street location within the heart of a long standing Philadelphia building to spend time with people from the City of Good Neighbors! This latest visit was tied to my football team, the Buffalo Bills, being in the playoffs and it was chosen by the Buffalo Bills Backers of Philadelphia! When I opened the doors all I saw were people of all ages wearing the colors of the Buffalo Bills and wearing smiles on their faces. So, I was in a happy place. But, this review is not about old home days and the joy of being with people who celebrate the special place we all come home. This review is about the way a well run restaurant/pub takes on the challenge of a large and frankly very noisy crown. Tir Na Nog did it with excellence! I did take a glance around this pub and was impressed with the set up. Tir Na Nog is HUGE but intimate. There were plenty of tv's positioned so that our crowd could see the game wherever we were standing ... yes, most were standing. But you go to a pub and what do you want? Some brew! So I squeezed my way up to the edge of the bar and watched this happy hard working barkeep keeping her customers satisfied! I learned later in the day that this was the largest crowd they have had for a football game but what gives them a 5 star rating was their ability to adapt, be positive and take care of the hungry thirsty crowd. They did this with excellence and by keeping a smile on their faces. It wasn't just the young woman working behind the bar but the waiters and waitresses had the more difficult task because they had to wade through the crowd balancing food and drink without making contact with elbows and cheering fans. Believe me I watched them ... they were smiling (Now, I have no doubt it was a very tiring day on the floor but they were always smiling from kickoff until the end of the game.) and not once did I see a single piece of food slip off their trays. Another admission, I didn't eat but I observed, which I realize is not a real way to analyze food but it is what I did. I watched a lot of food pass by my place on the floor and the presentation was superb. The food looked good and the scent of the freshly prepared food (Lots of WINGS) was appealing. The cheeseburger being engulfed by a young man near me had a great looking brioche roll and the comments about the fries indicating that they were fried excellence. My prior experience also was a crowded situation that proved the staff of Tir Na Nog is very capable of a large crowd, which is a good indicator of their ability to care for folks one-on-one. So, take this review for what it's worth ... I plan to get back to sample a meal, which would allow an updated review. I know the Bills Backers of Philly hope that this is their new home for the 2018 season but for those of you looking for a good Irish pub give this Center City location a shot!

My favorite Irish pub in the city. Always a blast watching games here. Been here for quick lunches, HH drinks, dinner and Bills games. It is always a blast. Can get extremely crowded and tough to get a drink at the bar. Still worth it. SKO BILLS

This place used to be great for lunch or some drinks and grub during happy hour. They have gone down hill and I will not return. There are so many better restaurants in Center City where the food is much better and you get great service. A friend and I went there for lunch recently and had a terrible experience. I'll mention that they weren't even busy. So there is no excuse for the poor service. After being seated it took over 10 minutes to have a server come to our table. The first thing he said was do you know what you want to order. We hadn't been offered drinks nor had we been given any menus. He then gave us menus and didn't comeback for 15 minutes. We ordered a quesadilla and a Ruben sandwich. We proceeded to wait over 30 minutes for our food to come out. Not once did the server come to our table during this time. Then, when we finished eating we waited another 15 minutes for the server to come back to our table. Our plates were empty and neatly stacked yet he asked if we wanted anything else. We said bring us the check. After about a 10 minute wait I had to get up and ask the hostess to get us our check. So the service was terrible and the food was mediocre. This is not the first time I have had bad service here in recent months and with so many better choices within just a block or two I will not be going back. Plus, I've attended several work happy hours here where we would have around 20-30 people drinking and eating but going forward we will look elsewhere.

Solid local tavern with traditional Irish fare. Server was on point in recommending the salmon dish as his favorite. Among the best salmon I have ever tried. Beers were flowing and appetizer was hot and fresh (cheesesteak egg rolls). Definitely a smart choice to stop for a local favorite.

Absolutely not a pub anymore. It's a sports bar that serves nachos and plays Taylor Swift. Do not waste your time if you are looking for a traditional pub.

Love this place but please use a different brand of Ketchup... Something like Hienz, just a suggestion! Workers were amazing and so is the food!

vibes are unmatched, the food is great, the people really make you feel at home, i got all great things to say about this place except for the fact that i wish the potatoes had a nice big dollop of heinz ketchup sitting next to it. the ketchup here is a lil too star anise-y idk how to explain it

Came here to watch the Croatia vs Argentina game. The TV's here are quite small and where we were sat made it hard to see any TV that we ended up watching on my phone. I only give this place a 3 star rating because the food was really good, i'm still thinking about the nachos lol, but the service was very subpar. The waiter definitely forgot about us because we didn't get the check until 35 minutes after we finished eating and we only got it because I asked the busboy to get it. I think this place is understaffed which is unfortunate.

Amazing happy hour chicken tenders, the ketchup was really quite terrible though. If they had Heinz it would be 11/10 but for now, 10/10 will do.

This is exactly what I wanted for the Bills Wildcard game, fandemonium! The space was large enough to accommodate and the staff worked their tails off during this event. They were even able to find me among a sea of fans for my food in a reasonable time after I ordered it. I ordered the chicken fingers which I felt is a safe and easy choice. They were just ok, maybe they are better, when leas overrun.

Tir Na Nog, despite its voluminous spacing and in-numerous television screens fails to deliver based on its lack-luster services, food quality, and frequent mistakes. Must get: maybe the Irish breakfast? Meh: Roast pork sandwich Missed out: I don't know My wife and I came here for brunch, looking for an authentic Irish brunch experience. While the menu certainly contains the aforementioned items, the only similarity is by name alone. The service started out great, with a friendly waitress describing the menu and drink items, however, that quickly fell apart as each of the beverages requested were later found to be gone (and this was only 11:30am). My wife was all set on the Irish breakfast, containing fried eggs, toast, beans, bangers, and black pudding. I decided to go for a more lunch meal and figured to stay safe with the roast pork sandwich. I will say that having lived in Philly, I've come to have high expectation of the roast pork sandwich, and I will say confidently that Tir Na Nog does NOT do it any justice. The sandwich was served in half, with a very large portion of the sandwich unfilled with any meat or vegetables. The provolone on top of the meat was a thick layer of cool rubber by the time it came to our table; the roast pork was the greatest insult, as it was both dry and also reminded me of a water-blanched protein that's been soaked in the same leftover water from the blanched and tasteless broccolini. Oh yeah, the bread was also mushy on the bottom without any flavor contributions. As for the Irish breakfast, I thought it was subpar with its (what I presume to be canned-)beans, mushy bangers, and generic white toast. There was truly nothing spectacular about this brunch. Finally, the last nail on the coffin was when we were billed for an extra drink that we never ordered and had to wait 15 minutes for the waitress to talk to her manager about the yelp 15% coupon. At the end of the day, unless there is a major overhaul with the management, kitchen, and services, I will recommend other brunch establishment for local Philadelphians. Food: 1 star Service: 1 star Ambiance: 2-3 stars Price: 1 star

As a recognized supporters bar for Manchester City soccer, made a reservation to enjoy their game with the family. Upon arrival, confirmed that we were there for the game. Unfortunately, they seated us in a room with all of the rugby supporters watching a nations league game on the opposite side of the restaurant from the soccer action. We could see a tv with soccer, but the speakers were blaring commentary for the RUGBY game. WTF? Fish and chips was more breading than fish. Would have had four drinks if waiter ever bothered to check on us.

My husband and I popped in late yesterday afternoon (Sunday) for some cocktails at the bar. My husband ordered the Tir na nog Old Fashioned (menu selection) and for me a Cosmo with Tito's. These drinks were by far the best we've ever had made at a bar or restaurant. We had seconds and Boom! Slam dunk! Just as perfect as the first round. As we were at the bar I noticed our bartender Kristen was also waiting on every table in the restaurant effortlessly. Kristen is by far the best bartender around (or anywhere) and I look forward to stopping by Tir na nog next time I'm in the city. Thanks Kristen (hope correct spelling) you're the best!

ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW IS THEY HAVE $1 mimosas Being a girl from New York, prices like these are hard to come by, also there Is so much space $1 MIMOSAS $1 MIMOSAS

I get it... It's St. Patty's day and they figure everyone is drunk or going to be, so why not charge more, offer less, and otherwise blame it on the guy in green. Let's start with a $10 cover, which other than entrance to the overcrowd bar, provides nothing. Really, couldn't even fake it by having a band jamming on the stage? Then, let's consider the drink 'specials', which might pass as normal pricing any other day of the year. We can continue with the piss-poor attitudes every staff member offered. Yes, I know its St. Patty's and it sucks that you have to work. That doesn't mean I'm ok with you treating me like trash. Its not like I'm asking for tons of your time when I order bottle beers. Alas. I've been to Tir Na Nog on non-St. Patty's and found it to be an average bar. Rather than write a 3-star review that adds nothing to the reviews already posted, I'll use this review to remind them that poor service is never acceptable, even on an otherwise crazy holiday.

Your hostess is EXTREMELY RUDE. We're from Buffalo and wanted to check out a Bills backer bar. When we first came in, she barely looked up from her phone when we were trying to ask her questions. The tables were all taken but we simply asked if we could put our name down in case one became available and once again while looking at her phone told us "it was pointless" . The place was fun and the food is good but it's a shame this bar put a bad taste in our mouth when we first got there. I would reconsider who you have as the face of your establishment when people are first greeted. **Edit. I don't want to discredit the fact this bar is awesome to watch Bills games. There were tons of TVs service was quick and they played the Shout song every time the Bills scored which was a fun touch. We weren't expecting to be able to sit with how busy it was but several tables left through out the game and a server was super nice and quick to let us have one. We ordered off the game specials and the food was good but they also had a nice brunch menu that would be worth trying sometime. The bar was packed with Eagles and Bills fans but everyone was friendly and made it feel like home.

Came back to give another 5 star review to Frank, who once again was our spectacular bartender. We were drinking Aperol spritzes at the last location and were so bummed to hear that Tia Na Nog had no Aperol =(. The first bar tender turned us down but Frank over heard and pretty much gave us the look of "I got this ladies". Boy did he! A few minutes of anticipation passed and out comes our first ever Campari Spritz! You should have seen the stunned look on our angelic faces when he emerged with 3 ICE COLD&SPARKLING, tawny-colored glasses with perfectly cut orange peels! I think we may have squealed with excitement! Did I even mention he's handsome ;) RUN don't walk to find Frank who puts a happy "tear" in my Na Nog!

Proper Irish bar with friendly staff, great food and an excellent happy hour. Best bet in this area

Everything this bar does Fado seems to do just a little bit better, But it's still a great Irish pub to go to. It's a very roomy bar with a great selection. and it's very close to the parkway hotels, so it's the best bar to hit when you have friends visiting on business or for the weekend. Tir Na Nog also serves some pretty good pub food. and For those wondering, Tir Na Nog means The Land Of Eternal Youth in Irish.

Had the best time at this pub. Michael the bartender was awesome!! Great live music too. Watching Game 3 of the WS and cheering my boys in Blue in the most epic game in World Series history!! All 18 innings..... They kept the pub open just for us LA girls until the end. Whole crew was amazing! Can't wait to go back to Philly and have another stout at Tir!! ; )

Seems that service depends on your skin tone? If you're white, they'll serve you and care. Just had an experience where a bartender walked over three times and ignored me, after making eye contact (a bit overweight blonde bartender with long hair) and another bartender came over, made eye contact, and pretended not to hear me (this one was a skinny male with short brown hair) I just left instead. I guess they're concerned more with who they serve rather than making money and serving *all* customers