The Paddy Wagon Irish Pub

I enjoy coming here except the bartender with long brown curly/​wavy hair. She has the worst attitude. I can never get her to smile and she seems to be really sweet to those she knows. She doesn’t even make eye contact with me when asking what I want to drink. She’s very rude.

Had a great time there. No trouble and didn’t feel I was being stared down like other local bars. Great music and the smoke eaters took care of most the cigarette smoke. All in all I would frequent this place.

I walked in. m, saw ash trays on the bar, walked out. I won’t be a patron of a place that still allows smoking inside

Wonderful atmosphere and a great selection of beer. If we weren’t visiting from out of town this would probably become our regular spot. The staff was friendly and the locals made us feel right at home.

The top of the local bar scene. It was nice to see Twenty-something’s there but plan on moving to a different table when their feathers get ruffled. The bouncers have their hands full.

Good beer selection and very friendly staff. Customer base leaves something to be desired, however. Because this place does not serve food, they allow smoking indoors (which could be a pro for some), which has infused itself into the woodwork and will latch upon you within a few minutes of being inside. A somewhat easy way to avoid this is to take your drink to one of the 4 tables out front. The thick air of smoke is, for me, a big strike against this place, but not such that you should not at least give it a go.

This place is a great bar. Craft beer on tap and it becomes a night club at night on Fridays and Saturdays. The beer selection is great and always changing. They also have guinesse on tap of course.

Ducked in for a cold drink and to sit a spell. I run Amplification, Inc. and I routinely use hospitality venues as a virtual office. This place presented itself as the most convenient location at the time.
My visit was unremarkable. I did not try the food and I shall update my review once I do. The service was timely, and the place is conveniently located on US 41, the main commercial thoroughfare through the area.
That’s it for now. Cabeza OUT!

The atmosphere here is a little hit or miss. It is a younger crowd than you’ll find a lot of places though. It is fun to play darts or foosball or cornhole, there’s also pool. The prices are a little high, but if you sign up for their texts you get a buy one get one free text once each week. Some of the bartenders are really nice and some are pretty apathetic.
Also, don’t forget your ID, they’ve gotten pretty stringent about checking at the door.

The bar is new and clean and I had a great time there! Now I am from NY so to me the pricing was pretty darn good. They have 2 pool tables, darts, they have a great touch screen «jukebox» i guess you can call it. Aside from the L not working on the key paid it was stocked with great music. The drinks were perfect! The bartenders we nice and friendly. It was truly a great atmosphere. It brought me back to some of the nice bars in Manhattan with a mix of the small dive pubs in Brooklyn both of which i loved. So it was a nice feel and the fact that i can walk to it from my house really helps! Love it i definitely recommend checking it out!

I will be in the middle for my review and I will base my review only on what happened to me when I «attempted » to have a beer here.
(btw, this is my lady friends account) I’m an older gentleman that lives basically right behind this establishment. So, when I heard a new bar was opening closeby I thought great. I can go have a cold one and basically ride my bicycle or walk there. So after being lazy all day in the yard and around the house pretty much all day, I hopped on my bicycle around 3PM and rode the 300 feet on over to this good looking Irish pub with nice wide front door and airy atmosphere and took a seat at the bar… I asked about beer pricing… $ 2.75 for a draft and or $ 3.00 for a bottle. (Didnt like the pricing) and those were happy hour prices the bartender told me. I said, to myself — ahh, I’ll drink a beer and take in the place for 20 minutes. So I ordered a Coors Light bottle. But, thats when the bar-​maid stopped me and told me about the pub rule where No Tank-​TOPS Allowed. She was nice enough and offered me a shirt of which I declined. I left, got on my bicycle and did the 2 mile ride to Willies where I paid $ 1.50 a draft and they had no problem with my tank-​top. What can I say? I tried. The place is really nice looking inside and really roomy. The Bar is long and stained nicely in a dark chest-​nut. There are booths and pool-​tables /​darts there. Maybe, I’ll wear a collared shirt next time, but I still dont like the fact that there is no $ 1.50 or even $ 2.00 draft special… Just my 2 cents from a retired guy