Conor O'neill's

My food and service were sub-par. I was eager to try this place when I heard others claim it was good. We were seated on a very non-busy sunday evening, and proceeded to wait 10-15 minutes for drink orders, then 10-15 more minutes for drinks and food orders! No idea why...it wasn't packed or anything.

I'm a pretty patient person and was with friends, so this wasn't a big deal, but if you are not so patient, this would annoy you!

My husband ordered their fish and chips and I got the shepherd's pie. We are NOT, i repeat NOT, expecting gourmet food at an Irish pub nor are we picky eaters. I have to say my meat was barely edible. It was quite tough and gristly. My husband's fish was soggy and greasy and worse than anything I've ever had at Long John Silver's. The prices weren't all that cheap either...especially for the poor quality eats.

If anyone suggests this place in the future, I will certainly counter with another suggestion. I do NOT know how people can like the food here. It's too bad because I liked the quirky decor and atmosphere here.…

best best best. go now! get snake bites and lamb stew!. ok so irish pubs are my life. i would go to one everyday before i moved back to america, sometimes multiple times a day. irish pubs are known for being a place to go and feel as if you are still at home. cozy, friendly, great times. they have snake bites which are the best drinks EVER. they are half lager half cider and then a dash of black current juice. they are illegal in most pubs in england. plus their cider is not the cheap kind, its strongbow, the #1 primo cider. if you want to have a really super fun night out go here. there are even live bands sometimes and you can dance your little heart out. people do. its great. really good food too.…