The Trinity Irish Pub & Carvery

My wife and i stumbled upon this on a Sunday on our way out of AC. The décor inside was dark and cozy. We were seated next to an old dresser with old bottles being displayed in top. While snooping around we noticed the drawers of the dresser opened. Inside were hundreds of notes from people who have been there throughout the years written on drink napkins. A very cool find and fun to read through. The wait staff was excellent and the whiskey burger and hot turkey sandwich were very good. The fries were amazing! Will definitely visit again when in AC!

This is in the Pier Shops upstairs in the back. The place is decorated as a living room with couches, chairs and book shelves. They have a great selection of Jersey brewed beers. The food was decent and the happy hour specials are good.

My wife and I were in AC for a few days and we were looking for a nice dinner. Trinity is in the same mall that shoots out over the ocean on a pier right by Trump Plaza and Caesars. We checked out Philips, Morimoto, and the Continental.
We did not want to spend 80 bucks on dinner and were happy to find the Trinity.
Kylen (yes I asked and she said that is her real name) was a wonderful waitress who just about covered the whole dining room by herself. We had fish and chips and a chicken pot pie. Both are standards, both were as the French say, correct.
The drinks were fine, but a side salad was over dosed with balsamic and was inedible. It was taken off the bill with no issue and we also had a single piece of some death by chocolate cake thing that was very chocolate. The better half loved it!
I would return in a heartbeat.

My bf and I went here on a late Sunday night and their kitchen was still open (past 10pm), so that is a plus! We got sliders, drinks, and warmed up potato chips.
The bartender was very friendly. The atmosphere was nice — it felt like Irish Boston meets Atlantic City’s awesome Pier (where it’s located). Food was good, and it was less than $ 21 for both of us.

Good selection of beers. Will even give you a free taste sample if you ask, at no extra charge.
Affordable bar/​tapas menu. Recommend the sliders and the crab toast.
Friendly staff.

Did a bit of AC gambling then found this little gem.
Everything I had was actually a special. I started with the navy bean soup, which was really good and chock full of vegetables, just right for the rainy day it was. For my main course I had the carver special of the day which was a roast beef sandwich. It was delicious. Juicy roast beef and swiss on an onion roll. Everything tasted so fresh and good, I almost wanted another sandwich to bring home.
Washed it all down with a Magners cider. They have a Trinity Ale made specially for them by Harpoon Brewing Company, but I had already ordered my cider before finding that out. I’ll have to go back and give it a try.

While spending the weekend with my family in AC we thought it would be cool to go off the beaten path and go somewhere where my parents might like and not be the norm (Italian or Steakhouse). The inside was very cool and obviously Irish looking. Earlier in the day, a few of us went here for some drinks but didn’t try the food. So that night, we decided to give it a shot. We all ordered different items. It ranged from Salads, Beer Battered Burgers, roast beef sandwich (special of the day), calamari (we had to still have some Italian… ha), Reuben and salmon. For the most part the consensus was below average. Burgers were dry and oily, roast beef was like cardboard, calamari was chewy, Reuben was flavorless, salmon and salad apparently were the only items that were ok. Beer selection is good. Wines are not too expensive by the glass.

Decided to try this place for lunch while in town for the day doing some shopping. The food is good, but the service was poor. When we arrived it was not yet busy yet we waited far to long for someone to take our order. We considered walking out and going elsewhere, but decided to wait.
There is a decent beer selection, but for a pub it could be better. The place has a great atmosphere which is probably the best part.

Went in during the middle of the day for a drink, and this was an awesome find.
Inside, the atmosphere was great and the bartender friendly and knowledgeable. Prices for drinks are moderately priced. Most importantly, they keep numerous craft beers on tap (including Yards, Dogfish Head, etc). If you’re in the area, *definitely* worth a stop.

I’ve been to Trinity plenty of times… I keep going back because there’s a certain feeling this place gives me despite the 3-​star review.
The service is below average to average.
The food is average.
The beer selection is good.
The bartenders are friendly.
But, whenever I walk in, I feel comfortable. It’s kind of like Cheers. Everyone is friendly and welcoming and most people at the bar will strike up a conversation in less than a minute. The place is casual, «homey» and has a fireplace! Can’t forget the comfy couches either. Sometimes they feature local musicians and they have Quizzo. Any Irish pub with awesome seating, live music, beer and Quizzo is A-​OK in my book.

I had dinner in a group of 4 last night at The Trinity last night, and we had a very nice time.
They have 20 ounce domestic beers for $ 6, which was a surprise to me as everything in AC seems to have gotten extremely expensive lately. We ordered a few of those, and got down to business selecting our entrees. I was vacillating between the two types of fish and chips: traditional and new. They seem to be almost the same, except that the traditional is beer battered and deep fried, while the new is breaded and deep fried, and in strips as opposed to two large pieces. I ended up with the traditional, and it was delicious, and a huge portion. I couldn’t even finish the first of the two pieces, and there were plenty of fries left as well. It came with a delicious tartar sauce as well.
My friends ordered the reuben, the beer battered burger, and the chicken salad club. Everyone enjoyed their entrees, and the only one who finished was our burger eater.
We didn’t venture into dessert-​land due to our pleasantly full bellies, but everything on the menu looked delicious.
I really enjoyed the ambiance of The Trinity. They went all-​out with the Irish theme, and the place is just dark enough to give it some mystery, but not so dark that you can’t see the food on the plate in front of you. I’d say it’s one of the better (and cheaper!) options in the Pier at Caesar’s for a good, solid meal.

They sat a party of 7 of us at 930 and everything was well above average.
Flynn our waiter was honestly one of the best waiters I’ve had in a long time in any atmosphere. Very attentive, friendly and knowledgable.
this is not an authentic irish pub experience by any means, but its got great fresh ingredients in the food, sweet drink specials, and the staff all look like they love their jobs.