Irish Pub

Waitress very unpleasant. I am a waitress myself so I was very offended by her attitude. Food is nothing special. Good for just drinks.

This is a decent bar to go, but nothing really special. The quality of the drinks varies wildly depending on which bartender you get. The food is very «Meh». Edible and nothing bad about it, but nothing great.
I came here two nights in a row while visiting a friend, who advertised it as the greatest thing since sliced bread. Friday night it was reasonable «normal crowded bar», the people are mostly mid 20s to mid 30s.

Tip. Like every other pathetic «Sports Bar» in Philly, they only play audio and the games for Philly sports’ teams… sorry, thought a sport’s bar meant various sports, not just lame Northeast teams that never win.

Good philly cheese steak. Nice atmosphere at night, though a bit loud.

I’ve always enjoyed the atmosphere of a nice, irish pub and this place is no exception. They have some good prices on happy hour with a «beer of the day special». Tasted their Philly cheesesteak and it was quite enjoyable. Great atmosphere and they also show sports on game nights.

Used to go here all the time, seems to have gotten better. Stopped in on Tuesday for lunch. Sat at the bar around 2pm. Bartender was very nice, good conversation. Wasn’t like most places that a woman can’t go in by herself, was very accommodating. Great service, great food! Bar actually smelled clean, not like stale beer. Can’t wait to go back and try the different beers!

Great beer selection on tap. Good apps but need more oven time, not hot enough. Plenty of football on multiple TVS. Very good service.

Skip this place. It’s an unwelcoming joint.
I go to real Irish pubs quite a bit. In Ireland. They’re the warmest places in the most beautiful country on earth.
«Irish Pub» in Philadelphia is more Applebee’s with a McDonald’s attitude.
After a late night in the office, I go in. I’ve been up for almost two days writing a brief. I go in for food and drink. I get a play called «bartender texting for almost two minutes.»
Next up is what I call the parade of «nos.» «You do have food, right?» «No.» «Don’t you advertise late night meals?» «No.» (Huh?) «When did your kitchen close?» «Hours ago.»
The last time I was at an Irish bar, I sang Danny Boy with a dozen strangers and a fiddle. This is different.
After the play is over, I get a drink. But, strange thing at this bar. Drinks are just for show. I never got to drink it. (It looked good, though.)
The bartender asks for immediate payment (because I look like I drink and dash for sure, you know). I produce a credit card, and he is shocked! Shocked is he! «But you must buy more! Your drink is only seven dollars!»
Um, no. Drinks are sold by the drink. It’s a bar. And you’re a bartender. What’s happening now?
«But, we lose money if it’s not $ 10 on a credit card! Buy more! Buy shots!» No, really. He told me to «buy shots.»
«I’m driving. It’s a Tuesday. I’m a responsible adult.»
«Buy those girls a drink then,» pointing to girls. No, really, the manager himself said that. «Buy those girls a drink.» Girls. Plural. He wanted me to buy multiple drinks. For other people to drink.
And, then I wrote this review. So, bar owner, just match the date of this post to your personnel schedule and make some changes. Walla! Early Christmas present. Thank me later.

We’ve gone here a couple of times for center city sips. The inside is beautiful, the wait staff was friendly and attentive but not overbearing, and we liked the appetizers a lot. They gave a lot of choices for just $ 5 — highlights were the wings and the southwestern egg rolls. The beers were good prices (obviously it was sips). I just wish their happy hour was always like this!

Went on July 4, sat at the bar, had an awesome time. It’s called the Irish pub. That’s what it’s gonna be. The music was a mix of top 40’s and country. Bartenders super attentive and fun.

Giving this 3 stars because the waitress was friendly and attentive. The place is beautiful on the inside — lots of great details. It’s big too.
We were there late on a Saturday afternoon and there wasn’t a crowd at all. Sat in the back in a booth.
Drinks were delicious — we had the butterscotch something or other. Yum! And some hard cider.
This is what we ordered:
Beef stew = Dinty Moore can stew — exactly what it smelled like — and what it tasted like. The menu said it came with bread but we had to ask and some dinky soft roll was brought out.
Crab Cake and chips = the worst I have ever tasted. I’m sure it’s my fault for not understanding that a «deviled» crab cake actually has a dusting of crab flavor and no actual crab — the only flavor this had was the red pepper which was in the mush of it all. Wasn’t even served with lemon — that could have helped to make it more edible.
Buffalo Chicken Thumbs = really good! Super hot — like it made our foreheads bead up sweat hot.
There are so many places in Philly to get good pub food — IMO this isn’t the place. But I’m sure with the right crowd — on the right night — if you get drunk just enough the food isn’t that bad.

Rude host — not even worth going into at this point.
Slow service. Had their food at their other location, which is fair, but skipped here.
Basically, a college joint with cheap eats.

This place is huge so a big plus is that it never quite feels crowded. It’s not the nicest/​cleanest bar but it’s not pretentious and the bartenders are nice enough. I wouldn’t recommend coming here for food but rather if you need a place to start or end the night. Their pitchers of beer are cheap and they took good care of our large party (12 people) last time we were here.
In summary, this would not be a destination spot for me nor a happy hour spot. I probably won’t be back anytime soon…

Not what I was expecting. This has a mix of good looking younger people (26 – 36). It looks to get bro tastic later on, but when I was there it was fairly good (7pm). The bartenders were awesome, just look out for the barback swiping your drink away.
I will try it again, when tria is packed

This place is fun. like everyone said cheap beer and good music and hot bartenders. It’s spacious and at night the tables are usually empty for big groups to hang. Most people are around the circular bar in the middle. The bar itself is hugee hence why there aren’t a lot of people but it seems crowded. just a note if they try to renovate in the future :]
The crowd is your usual Rittenhouse 20 somethings crowd.

Irish Pub was a decent spot to hang in for a beer before dinner. We were a group of 9, so we grabbed a corner and hung at the bar. They had a nice beer selection, with Deschutes Fresh Squeezed IPA on tap which was awesome. Not too crowded but we were there around 5pm Saturday — I’d assume it gets significantly busier as the night goes on.
Nice waitstaff, easy bar access. Nothing special, but a solid spot for a quick beer.

I’ve been way more than I really should, mostly for drinks with large groups.
This is a great place for group ‘mixers’ where people can stand, talk and drink. It’s possible to book out the main bar area, the back bar area as well as the downstairs area.
Drinks are standard and food is bar food, though they do have an extended menu. Try the chicken thumbs with honey mustard (there’s a buffalo version of this as well). Buffalo wings, nachos, and cheese fries are also not bad. They also have salad!

I think i like coming here more than I used to. They even sent me a complimentary $ 10 gift card for entering the Tour De Shore charity bike ride.
The Chicken Thumbs are still my favorite bar food in Philadelphia and the bar tenders are accommodating, fast and friendly. I enjoy my $ 2.50 Yuenglings and whatever cheap beer specials they are putting out that night.

Good for what it is: a homedown Irish pub.
While wandering around for something to eat around 12:30 on a Saturday afternoon, we were attracted to this place because of a sandwich board boasting decently priced good food and open windows overlooking Walnut Street. We snagged a seat by those open windows and took in the warm sunshine and temperatures. We went basic: I got a bowl of white chicken chili and the beau got a chicken parm sandwich with fries. The chili was tasty though a tad watery, but the melted cheese on top and decorations of multi-​colored tortilla chips was a nice touch. The sandwich was actually quite tasty, with a delicious marinara sauce and a juicy chicken cutlet, and the fries were perfectly crunchy.
We didn’t drink, but there seemed to be a large and wide-​spanning selection of beers, et al.
Nice little place!

Honestly, I didn’t do a lot of drinking here as I was already stuffed full of beer but I had a blast!
I has a yeungling draft for $ 3.50, which I enjoyed from the start. But most of all I liked the atmosphere. Music was loud enough to keep you awake but wasn’t so loud that you couldn’t have conversation. A bunch of friends and I were in a little nook area in the back too which is super convenient cause we could put our coats on the ground and not worry about them.
Good place though! Great location too