El Irish Pub Zona T — Restaurant in Bogota, Capital District

The paragraph below is my original review. I am changing my review from one star to five stars. The reason I’m doing this is because I had an immediate response from the management team apologizing and indicating that they will make things better. I went back the next day and had a few drinks. 2 servers helped us, Daniella Hernandez and Bonnie; they were amazing!!! The came back to our table several times asking if we needed anything. This is the type of service I expected from such a nice restaurant and these 2 ladies truly made our experience unforgettable!!

I came here because I was told this is a great place to be. I was greeted by a nice gal who helped me pick a meal and drink. She disappeared and another person brought me the food. I asked for hot sauce and got an empty bottle. I asked for more, she brought me a side of sauce after I finished my food. I’m writing this while at the restaurant now and it has been over 25 min since they brought my food and haven’t came to ask me if I wanted another drink. Nice place but very bad service....

While on a business trip, I happen to see many folks sitting at the El Irish Pub located in Zona T. The ambient, food and beer was worth it. I sat at the bar and the barmaid recommend a "coffee milk" beer. I had to try it and it was delicious. She also recommended the empanadas as well.

On a side note, it was cold compare to Florida weather and I was not dress for the evening. The servant notice my shivers and made me an "agua panela". This warm me up. Now that is what you call service. I will highly recommend a visit.

Went just for a quick meal and beer, ended staying...

Vamos a empezar con una cosa: el eslogan de "Best Pint in Town" NO ES mentira. La cerveza es excelente, sobre todo la Stout: lograda, con cuerpo, regusto a cafesongo y una corona de espuma que abre el paladar de una forma adecuada, es lo máximo. A partir de ahí, mi reseña.

El sitio tiene sillas a la entrada, perfectas para los amantes del aire libre y de imaginar historias mientras se ve a la gente pasar, algo que surge después de la tercera pinta y si la charla llegase a decaer. En el segundo piso, en un ambiente más íntimo, hay una mesa de billar pool y la cercanía de la cocina ahorra el frío; importante eso para quienes buscamos el calor del cuerpo pero el frío en la bebida. La atención fue perfecta, teniendo en cuenta que la persona a cargo de nuestra mesa SÍ ENCONTRÓ LA FORMA DE PONER MÚSICA IRLANDESA, mientras que en el de la 116 se hicieron los locos y no dijeron nada. Y es que la Witbier sabe mejor cuando suena Gary Moore, Think Lizzy, U2, The Cranberries e incluso al gran Rory Gallagher. Las modas van y vienen pero lo bueno se queda.

La comida, me encanta: una generosa porción de papas bañadas en queso y coronadas de tocineta arreglan el día más fuerte y el hambre más arraigada, sobre todo si se decide acompañarlas de una rubia o sí hay romance para una copa de vino. Estoy pensando en ir a escribir allá un día de estos, porque las letras hallan mejor su camino acompañadas de una buena cerveza. Y sí es la mejor pinta de la ciudad... Qué estamos esperando? Nos vemos en el...